| It often evokes a blessing | 26 |
| It may lead to a blessing | 25 |
| It may initiate a blessing | 26 |
| It may elicit a blessing | 24 |
| It may bring on a blessing | 26 |
| It calls for a blessing | 23 |
| Hay fever season sound | 22 |
| Gesundheit predecessor | 22 |
| Cause for many a blessing | 25 |
| A blessing often follows it | 27 |
| "Gesundheit" getter | 29 |
| They receive blessings | 22 |
| They often elicit blessings | 27 |
| They might precede blows | 24 |
| They may result in blessings | 28 |
| Sounds of allergy season | 24 |
| Preceders of blessings | 22 |
| Classic holiday airing | 22 |
| Bob and Tim's story | 23 |
| Wolfgang's laments | 22 |
| Woeful words in Wiesbaden | 25 |
| Hansel's exclamations | 25 |
| German cries of disgust | 23 |
| Frau's cries of woe | 23 |
| Frankfurter's cries | 23 |
| Exclamations in Berlin | 22 |
| Exclamations from Hans | 22 |
| Berliners' exclamations | 27 |
| Zwei times zwei times zwei | 26 |
| This clue number, in Berlin | 27 |
| Number of legs on eine Spinne | 29 |
| German for "eight" | 28 |
| German for 'eight' | 26 |
| Eight, to Hans und Franz | 24 |
| Eight, to Hans and Franz | 24 |
| "___ Breaky Heart" | 28 |
| Needing kneading, maybe | 23 |
| In some physical distress | 25 |
| In need of a pain reliever | 26 |
| Down with the flu, say | 22 |
| Like overworked muscles | 23 |
| "___-Breaky Heart" | 28 |
| Still feeling the workout | 25 |
| Sore, as from overexercise | 26 |
| Regretting a workout, say | 25 |
| Needing kneading, perhaps | 25 |
| Like muscles after a workout | 28 |
| Like Billy Ray's heart | 26 |
| In need of a massage, say | 25 |
| Billy Ray Cyrus title word | 26 |
| "__ Breaky Heart" | 27 |
| Word with rain or rock | 22 |
| Word with indigestion or test | 29 |
| One litmus test conclusion | 26 |
| The "A" in DNA | 24 |
| Parietal cell secretion | 23 |
| It was dropped at Woodstock | 27 |
| It turns litmus paper red | 25 |
| Alternative to mushrooms | 24 |
| Word with rock or rain | 22 |
| It'll make you see things | 29 |
| Compound with a low pH | 22 |
| Cause of some bellyaching | 25 |
| Carbolic and sulphuric ender | 28 |
| Base's counterpart | 22 |
| Amino, boric or citric | 22 |
| Word with test or rain | 22 |
| Word with rock, rain or test | 28 |
| Word with rock and salt | 23 |
| Word before rain or test | 24 |
| Word before rain or rock | 24 |
| What lawn liming reduces | 24 |
| What alkali neutralizes | 23 |
| Timothy Leary dropped it | 24 |
| The "A" in RNA | 24 |
| Target of milk of magnesia | 26 |
| Substance with a low pH | 23 |
| Sour-tasting substance | 22 |
| Some take it for trips | 22 |
| Scathing, as criticism | 22 |
| Part of the drug scene | 22 |
| Mordant for Durer or Hogarth | 28 |
| Litmus-reddening substance | 26 |
| Like some terrible reviews | 26 |
| Lennon's drug choice | 24 |
| Jimi Hendrix's rock genre | 29 |
| It's dropped for kicks | 26 |
| It reddens litmus paper | 23 |
| Indicated by a litmus test | 26 |
| Hydrochloric or amino, e.g. | 27 |
| Etcher's substance | 22 |
| Destructive kind of rain | 24 |
| Corrosive battery chemical | 26 |
| Cause of sour disposition | 25 |
| Cause of much bellyaching? | 26 |
| Beginning to a bad rain? | 24 |
| Alternative to mushrooms? | 25 |
| ___ rain (lake pollutant) | 25 |
| Like orange juice, say | 22 |
| Forming a sour compound | 23 |