| Chemistry prize of note | 23 |
| Chemist with 350 patents | 24 |
| Chemist who funded prestigious prizes | 37 |
| Boris Pasternak declined one | 28 |
| Award won by Obama in '09 | 29 |
| Alfred's prize | 18 |
| Actuator of above award | 23 |
| ___ Prize | 9 |
| ___ Peace Prize | 15 |
| __ Peace Prize | 14 |
| Arafat, Peres and Rabin, e.g. | 29 |
| Peace offering? | 15 |
| Martin Luther King Jr.'s award | 34 |
| Sinclair Lewis was the first American writer to win one | 55 |
| Scientist's dream | 21 |
| Martin Luther King Jr.'s award | 35 |
| Award established 1901 | 22 |
| Prizes awarded since 1901 | 25 |
| Swedish philanthropist et al. | 29 |
| Some international prizes | 25 |
| Some gold medals | 16 |
| Prized prizes since 1901 | 24 |
| Prestigious prizes since 1901 | 29 |
| Family of dynamite's inventor | 33 |
| Coveted annual prizes, for short | 32 |
| "I pass" | 18 |
| Passing remark | 14 |
| Gambler's pass | 18 |
| "I pass," in poker | 28 |
| What "check" might mean | 33 |
| Gambler's "I pass" | 32 |
| Dealer's disqualifying words at the roulette table | 54 |
| Croupier's admonishment at the roulette table | 49 |
| Check, in poker | 15 |
| Casino pass? | 12 |
| "Check," in cards | 27 |
| "Don't sweat it" | 30 |
| "Forget about it" | 27 |
| "I wouldn't worry about it" | 41 |
| "Eh, I don't mind" | 32 |
| 'Don't worry about it' | 34 |
| Slangy "Don't lose any sleep over it" | 51 |
| "Anytime!" | 20 |
| Ora pro ___ | 11 |
| "Ora pro ___" | 23 |
| Ora pro ___ (pray for us) | 25 |
| Ora pro __ | 10 |
| Dona __ pacem: grant us peace | 29 |
| "Dona ___ Pacem" (Latin hymn) | 39 |
| "Dona ___ pacem" (Catholic Mass phrase) | 49 |
| "Dona __ pacem" (Mass phrase) | 39 |
| 'Ora pro --' | 20 |
| Stately | 7 |
| Duke or Earl | 12 |
| Born to the purple | 18 |
| Highborn | 8 |
| Lordly | 6 |
| Lord, e.g. | 10 |
| Chivalrous | 10 |
| Baronial | 8 |
| Viscount, e.g. | 14 |
| To the manor born | 17 |
| Lord or lady | 12 |
| High-born | 9 |
| Chemically inert | 16 |
| Barnes' partner | 19 |
| Earl, e.g. | 10 |
| Sublime | 7 |
| Like Brutus | 11 |
| Courtier | 8 |
| Chevalier | 9 |
| Big name in bookselling | 23 |
| Baron or earl | 13 |
| Barnes' business partner | 28 |
| Worthy of esteem | 16 |
| The N of B&N | 16 |
| Peasant's counterpart | 25 |
| Of high ideals | 14 |
| Of exalted rank | 15 |
| Like Hoover's experiment | 28 |
| Highminded | 10 |
| Grand; stately | 14 |
| Dryden's "___ savage" | 35 |
| Count, for example | 18 |
| Composer-conductor Ray | 22 |
| Classy chap | 11 |
| Chevalier, e.g. | 15 |
| Bookselling partner of Barnes | 29 |
| Blueblood | 9 |
| Barnes's partner | 20 |
| Barnes's business partner | 29 |
| Barnes partner | 14 |
| Barnes & ___ | 16 |
| Barnes & __ | 15 |
| Bandleader Ray ___ | 18 |
| Bandleader Ray | 14 |
| A kind of gas | 13 |
| "___ experiment" (Prohibition) | 40 |
| ___ gases | 9 |
| Dukes and earls | 15 |