| FROMDAYTODAY | As the hours pass (4,3,2,3) |
| HASTE | As the hour's moved on, you'll have to run to make it (5) |
| TAKETIME | Phrase meaning "let minutes or hours pass" whose first word is the counterpart of "give": 2 wds. |
| STRIKE | Sound, as the hour |
| TIMELAPSE | Film technique make hours pass (4-5) |
| EMIT | Issue as the hour goes back (4) |
| NICOLEKIDMAN | Australian actress who won the Best Actress Oscar for 2002's "The Hours": 2 wds. |
| DOTHEHONOURS | Play the host, party, and the hours carry on (2,3,7) |
| WORKLIKEADOG | Really put in the hours (4 wds.) |
| HARE | David -; dramatist who wrote the play Plenty and the screenplays to The Hours, The Reader and the four-part series Roadkill (4) |
| NOCTUARY | From the Latin for "night", a journal of one's thoughts and what passes during the hours or darkness, as opposed to a diary of the day (8) |
| KIDMAN | Actress in The Hours, The Others, The Killing of a Sacred Deer and Big Little Lies 6) |
| DIAL | The face of the clock or watch marked to show the hours, etc. |
| VESPERS | One of the hours of the Divine Office, also known as evening prayer (7) |
| BIDE | ___ one's time (pass the hours) |
| DRAG | Pass tediously, the hours ... |
| NIGHT | Near the start of the hours of darkness (5) |
| WOOLF | Writer who was the subject of Michael Cunningham's Pulitzer Prize winner, The Hours; Virginia ... |
| INABROKEN | "In the days between the hours, ivory towers, bloody f lowers," 1972 (2-1-6-5) |
| DREAM | "In the days between the hours, ivory towers, bloody flowers," 1972 (2-1-6-5) |
