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| Answer | Clue |
|---|
| ELS | pair seen three times in “All’s Well That Ends Well” |
| EDNA | first name of the poet whose “candle burns at both ends” |
| INTHEBANK | guaranteed … or where you can find the ends of 17-, 23-, 37- and 50-Across |
| USER | end ___ |
| ERIE | lakeside city that’s at one end of I-79 |
| TEXT | it might end in an emoji |
| ILE | ___ de la Cité, one end of Paris’s Pont Neuf |
| NOME | one end of the Iditarod |
| DEES | old-fashioned endings? |
| CURRENCIES | what the ends of 17-, 21-, 37-, 39- and 55-Across are |
| ARSE | rear end, to Brits |
| RISEFROM | with 97-Across, emerge reborn … or what the ends of five Across answers in this puzzle do? |
| TOE | end of a shoe |
| ERA | period with start and end dates |
| GON | ending with poly- |
| ULTIMATELY | in the end |
| NOLA | city at one end of Lake Pontchartrain, for short |
| OHENRY | short-story writer famous for twist endings |
| BRR | sound at the end of December, appropriately? |
| SETTLEON | end up choosing |
| ALFA | high-end Italian auto, informally |
| ABORTS | ends, as a mission |
| OCLOCK | the end of time? |
| ZED | what the verb ending “-ise” isn’t spelled with |
| EXE | pC program ending |
| FACERECOGNITION | technology used by smartphones nowadays … or a hint to the ends of 16-, 24-, 44- and 57-Across |
| APOCALYPSE | end of the world |
| BUTT | end of a cigarette or rifle |
| EDU | univ. URL ending |
| AIRE | ending with some large numbers |
| GOER | ending with church or party |
| VIOLENT | word that fills both parts of the Shakespeare quote “These ___ delights have ___ ends” |
| DEATHLYHALLOWS | set of legendary objects from the Harry Potter series found at the ends of 20-, 34- and 41-Across |
| DEEP | like the diving end of a pool |
| STAN | ending of seven country names |
| ROLLWITHIT | be willing to accept whatever … or a hint to the ends of 17-, 23-, 36- and 46-Across |
| CHECKMATE | one ending for a classic board game – another of which (when a player resigns) is represented visually six times in this puzzle |
| INGA | scandinavian name whose masculine equivalent ends in “-var” |
| WAISTHIGH | like water at the shallow end of a pool |
| WHIMPER | “This is the way the world ends,” per 24-Across |
| ADVERBS | most words ending in “-ly” |
| ERN | west end? |
| WHO | it becomes another question when its first letter is moved to the end |
| NIGHTYNIGHT | words after “The end”? |
| TEAT | udder end |
| FEEFIFOFUM | fairy tale chant from a giant … or the ends of the answers to the starred clues |
| EDU | university email ending |
| WATERHAZARD | where many a drive ends, unfortunately |
| EDU | end of a professor’s address |
| EDUU | ending for a dean’s address |
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