| Old actresses Claire and Balin | 30 |
| Much precedent? | 15 |
| Much often follows it | 21 |
| Much may come after it | 22 |
| Figure skaters Bauer and Demireva | 33 |
| Claire and Hutton | 17 |
| Bring ___ a third party | 23 |
| Actress Claire et al. | 21 |
| Actress Claire et al. | 22 |
| Actress Balin and namesakes | 27 |
| "The sickness gets ___ the liquor dies out": Kipling | 62 |
| "Log ___ Guest" | 25 |
| "...the sickness gets ___ the liquor dies out": Kipling | 65 |
| "___ little time..." | 30 |
| ___ much | 8 |
| ___ few words as possible | 25 |
| "Hold on!" | 20 |
| ASAP | 4 |
| "Be right with you!" | 30 |
| "Be right with you" | 29 |
| 'Hold on!' | 18 |
| "I'll be right there!" | 36 |
| "Keep your pants on!" | 31 |
| "Hang on" | 19 |
| "Be right there" | 26 |
| Shortly, conversationally | 25 |
| "Shortly" | 19 |
| "Keep your pants on" | 30 |
| "Hang on!" | 20 |
| Soon, conversationally | 22 |
| Momentarily, informally | 23 |
| "Soon" | 16 |
| "Almost ready!" | 25 |
| ''Soon as I'm done here!'' | 46 |
| Very soon: Slang | 16 |
| Right away, slangily | 20 |
| Not too long from now | 21 |
| Not exactly now | 15 |
| Momentarily, slangily | 21 |
| "Very soon" | 21 |
| "Soon as I'm done here!" | 38 |
| "Keep your pants on ..." | 34 |
| "Just hold on" | 24 |
| "I'm busy here!" | 30 |
| "Hold your horses, will ya?" | 38 |
| "Hold your horses, I'm coming" | 44 |
| "Coming right up" | 27 |
| "Comin' right up" | 31 |
| "Can't you see I'm busy here?" | 48 |
| "As soon as I'm done here!" | 41 |
| "Almost ready" | 24 |
| 'I'll be right with you' | 36 |
| "Let me finish this real quick" | 41 |
| To a degree | 11 |
| Kinda | 5 |
| Partly | 6 |
| To a certain extent | 19 |
| Not entirely | 12 |
| To an extent | 12 |
| Only partly | 11 |
| Not fully | 9 |
| Looking at it one way | 21 |
| Just partly | 11 |
| If you look at it the right way | 31 |
| From one aspect | 15 |
| Considered one way | 18 |
| According to one view | 21 |
| ''You might say that'' | 38 |
| Where an old nursery rhyme woman lived | 38 |
| "... who lived ___" | 29 |
| Where children were given "broth without any bread" | 61 |
| Where a nursery rhyme old lady lived | 36 |
| How the Old Woman lived | 23 |
| "... lived ___" | 25 |
| Perturbed | 9 |
| Disgruntled | 11 |
| Aggravated | 10 |
| Visibly peeved | 14 |
| Noticeably peeved | 17 |
| Needing serious help | 20 |
| Needing help | 12 |
| Behind the eightball | 20 |
| With one's back to the wall | 31 |
| On thin ice | 11 |
| Needing bailing out, maybe | 26 |
| Having some trouble | 19 |
| Having difficulty | 17 |
| Facing difficulty | 17 |
| Faced with a predicament | 24 |
| Experiencing difficulty | 23 |
| Really perturbed | 16 |
| Tense, maybe | 12 |
| Really worked up | 16 |
| Flustered, and then some | 24 |
| ___ of nature (nude) | 20 |
| ___ of confusion (upset) | 24 |
| Apt title for this puzzle | 25 |
| Raging mad | 10 |
| Very agitated | 13 |
| Rather worried | 14 |