| RISKED | Gambled everything, ... the lot |
| ALLTOLD | Counting everything, the lot reported (3,4) |
| AGED | "The old believe everything; the middle ___ suspect everything; the young know everything": Oscar Wilde (4) |
| WATSON | Emily -; actress in The Book Thief, The Theory of Everything, The Happy Prince and the television miniseries Chernobyl (6) |
| NED | "The Simpsons" character who says "I've done everything the Bible says! Even the stuff that contradicts the other stuff!" |
| WARTNDALL | Everything, the good with the bad |
| ENCHILADA | As an American term for everything, "the whole ____" is an alternative to "the whole nine yards" |
| GREATIMPORTANCE | Feature of everything the boss gives you, per the boss |
| ALLOTMENT | Share everything the writer found in Bible (9) |
| SHEBANG | Everything, the whole - (coll.) (7) |
| ALLHEALS | Curative plants - everything the man too outspent (8) |
| JACKAL | Knave had nearly everything, the beast (6) |
| THEWHOLECABOODLE | Everything; the complete amount (3,5,8) |
| BLACKBOX | Experimental theatre recreates everything the pilots say in Airplane (5,3) |
| ATSEA | Considering everything, the rainfall was far away (2,3) |
| CUEBALL | Cube made everything the target in pool (3,4) |
| INALL | Considering everything, the rainfall was far away (2,3) |
| EYEFUL | Joy to behold everything the viewer is aware of (6) |
| SIMBA | "Everything the light touches, what about that shadowy place?" speaker |
| EVENS | Betting odds with the potential to win the same as the amount gambled (5) |
