| TUTTE | "Salute par ___" ("Health for all," in an Italian toast |
| WHO | Org. striving to attain "the highest possible level of health" for all |
| GOFORBROKE | Risk all in an all-out bid |
| APRIL | "All in an ... evening / ... airs were abroad" (Katherine Tynan) (5) |
| BEFUDDLED | Retiring next month, all in an 'eap, affected by drink (9) |
| LATIN | Len always talks idiotic nonsense, first of all in an old language (5) |
| ASIS | "Warts and all," in an ad |
| IDO | "Yes, she is the one for me to love and to cherish, in sickness and in health, for as long as we both shall live" |
| ALLA | "__ vostra salute!": Italian toast |
| TUTTI | It's an impatient exclamation for all in Italian (5) |
| TOAST | Done for your health, for example (5) |
| ANTONYMS | Man's kept married in sickness and health for example |
| WELLADAY | Alas, in good health for only 24 hours (8) |
| CHINESECHEQUERS | With backbone mostly fixed, queen's in good health for game (7,8) |
| PROSIT | Good health for one engaged in sport, maybe (6) |
| STAWELLGIFT | Sort of stay in good health for the present athletic event (7,4) |
| MAG | Men's Health or Women's Health, for short |
| ILLEGAL | Criminal in poor health - for example, Capone? |
| CROSTINI | Italian toast (8) |
| FLORAL | Free-for-all in kind of dance in Cornwall (6) |
