| Predecessor of Gregory XI | 25 |
| Pope during the Great Schism | 28 |
| "Rus in ___" | 22 |
| "___ et orbi" | 23 |
| ___ et orbi (to everyone) | 25 |
| Raphael's birthplace | 24 |
| City areas, informally | 22 |
| Sticks' antitheses | 22 |
| Metropolitan areas, for short | 29 |
| High-rise locales, briefly | 26 |
| City locales, informally | 24 |
| Citified areas, slangily | 24 |
| Constellation near Draco | 24 |
| Oliver Twist and friends | 24 |
| Key-shaped, in heraldry | 23 |
| Pointed in heraldry: var. | 26 |
| Like some heraldic crosses | 26 |
| Heraldic anagram for rude | 25 |
| Expanded, as arms of a cross | 28 |
| A language of Pakistan | 22 |
| Official language of Pakistan | 29 |
| It's spoken in Islamabad | 28 |
| Pakistan's language | 23 |
| National language of Pakistan | 29 |
| Language similar to Hindi | 25 |
| It's spoken in Karachi | 26 |
| It's heard in Islamabad | 27 |
| Descendant of Sanskrit | 22 |
| "Khaki" source | 24 |
| Relative of Hindustani | 22 |
| Literary language of Pakistan | 29 |
| Lingua franca of Pakistan | 25 |
| Language spoken in New Delhi | 28 |
| Language spoken in Islamabad | 28 |
| Language heard in Karachi | 25 |
| Language cousin of Hindi | 24 |
| BBC Asian Network language | 26 |
| Suffix with press or fail | 25 |
| "Fail" finish | 23 |
| Ultravox frontman Midge __ | 26 |
| Suffix with sculpt or script | 28 |
| Suffix with script or strict | 28 |
| Suffix with press or script | 27 |
| Suffix with press or prefect | 28 |
| Suffix with press or moist | 26 |
| Suffix with prefect or script | 29 |
| Suffix with fail or press | 25 |
| Suffix with "press" | 29 |
| Suffix for press or text | 24 |
| Suffix for cult or strict | 25 |
| Suffix for "press" | 28 |
| Suffix denoting process | 23 |
| Sons and Lovers actress | 26 |
| Singer-guitarist Midge | 22 |
| Pop guitarist-vocalist Midge | 28 |
| Ending for press or fail | 24 |
| Ending for pict and post | 24 |
| Ending for fail or dent | 23 |
| Chemistry pioneer Andrew | 24 |
| Actress Mary: 1933–75 | 28 |
| Actress in Sons and Lovers | 28 |
| "Post" ending | 23 |
| "Dear God" Midge | 26 |
| Component used as fertilizer | 28 |
| Common fertilizer ingredient | 28 |
| Compound used as fertilizer | 27 |
| Common fertilizer compound | 26 |
| Chemical in fertilizer | 22 |
| Of a nitrogenous compound | 25 |
| Of a fertilizer chemical | 24 |
| Poisoning of the blood | 22 |
| Medicinal tropical plant | 24 |
| Actress Mary and family | 23 |
| Bowling ball material, often | 28 |
| Skateboard wheel material | 25 |
| Nobelist in Chemistry: 1934 | 27 |
| Discoverer of heavy hydrogen | 28 |
| 1934 chemistry Nobelist | 23 |
| Chemistry Nobelist: 1934 | 24 |
| Chemistry Nobelist Harold | 25 |
| Nobel chemist in '34 | 24 |
| Heavy hydrogen discoverer | 25 |
| Deuterium's discoverer | 26 |
| Deuterium discoverer Harold | 27 |
| Chemistry Nobelist, 1934 | 24 |
| Chemistry Nobelist in 1934 | 26 |
| U. S. chemist and family | 24 |
| City once called Edessa | 23 |
| Ulan Bator's old name | 25 |
| Old name of Ulan Bator | 22 |
| Old name for Ulan Bator | 23 |
| Former name of Ulan Bator | 25 |
| Early name for Ulan Bator | 25 |
| It may be irresistible | 22 |
| Something hard to resist | 24 |
| Do some gentle arm-twisting | 27 |
| The munchies, for example | 25 |
| Spontaneous motivation | 22 |
| It's fought by willpower | 28 |
| It may be uncontrollable | 24 |