| Waiters' equipment | 22 |
| Surgical instrument holders | 27 |
| Places for dental tools | 23 |
| Photographers' needs | 24 |
| Photocopier selections | 22 |
| Parts of airplane seats | 23 |
| Drive-in diner supplies | 23 |
| Cafeteria conveniences | 22 |
| Airplane seat-back fixtures | 27 |
| Afternoon hour in Italy | 23 |
| Green Day drummer ___ Cool | 26 |
| Green Day drummer Cool | 22 |
| Cube root of ventisette | 23 |
| Italian strikeout number | 24 |
| It's just past due | 22 |
| ___ Cool (Green Day drummer) | 28 |
| What's a little past due? | 29 |
| Two plus one, in Turin | 22 |
| Trevi Fountain coin count? | 26 |
| Trevi Fountain coin count | 25 |
| Three, to Romans in 2014 | 24 |
| This amount is past due | 23 |
| Roman "numero" | 24 |
| Rai ___ (Italian TV channel) | 28 |
| Quattro's predecessor | 25 |
| Prefix with foil or pan | 23 |
| One that's over due? | 24 |
| Number of Stooges in Italy? | 27 |
| Number of Stooges in Italy | 26 |
| Mid-afternoon, in Milan | 23 |
| Mid-afternoon hour, in Italy | 28 |
| Italian countdown word | 22 |
| Italian 'three' | 23 |
| It's past due, in Roma | 26 |
| It comes before quattro | 23 |
| III, to a modern Roman | 22 |
| How many coins in la fontana? | 29 |
| Follower of uno and due | 23 |
| ... due, ___, quattro ... | 25 |
| ___ corde (piano direction) | 27 |
| ___ corde (music direction) | 27 |
| Perfect butler in old films | 27 |
| Arthur the movie butler | 23 |
| Contrived sentimentality | 24 |
| Unrestrained sentimentality | 27 |
| Sickeningly sweet sentiment | 27 |
| Molasses, to an Englishman | 26 |
| Molasses, in Manchester | 23 |
| Londoner's molasses | 23 |
| Former remedy for poison | 24 |
| It's worn while driving | 27 |
| It's groovy on the road | 27 |
| It may be worn on a sneaker | 27 |
| It gives a tire its grip | 24 |
| Word on the Gadsden flag | 24 |
| Source of car wreck evidence | 28 |
| Pattern on a shoe sole | 22 |
| Knobs on a bicycle tire | 23 |
| Its lack results in baldness | 28 |
| Footprint or tire imprint | 25 |
| Car tire's outer layer | 26 |
| One staying afloat in place | 27 |
| Sewing machine foot pedal | 25 |
| Sewing-machine foot pedal | 25 |
| Sewing-machine activator | 24 |
| Sewing machine feature | 22 |
| Potter's-wheel part | 23 |
| Part of a spinning wheel | 24 |
| Old sewing machine part | 23 |
| Old sewing machine mechanism | 28 |
| It may be worked by a tailor | 28 |
| Apt rhyme for 'pedal' | 29 |
| Ran the old sewing machine | 26 |
| They're worked by potters | 29 |
| Levers on potters' wheels | 29 |
| Symbol of a boring routine | 26 |
| Fitness center equipment | 24 |
| They'll get you nowhere | 27 |
| "Don't ___ me" | 28 |
| Where you walk on stairs | 24 |
| They get worn on tires | 22 |
| Stays afloat, in a way | 22 |
| Dog-paddles [left hand] | 23 |
| Prevent that sinking feeling? | 29 |
| Keep afloat via leg action | 26 |
| Remain upright, in the pool | 27 |
| Club finance officer: Abbr. | 27 |
| Blumenthal's post: Abbr. | 28 |
| Crime against the state | 23 |
| Marie Antoinette's crime | 28 |
| Benedict Arnold's crime | 27 |
| Relative of lese majesty | 24 |
| John Brown's crime | 22 |
| Crime in the Constitution | 25 |
| Act of deliberate betrayal | 26 |
| "High" crime | 22 |
| Like Arnold's action | 24 |
| Stevenson's island | 22 |
| The ___ State (Montana) | 23 |
| Privateer's spoils | 22 |