|  | SPILLTHETEA | Reveal juicy gossip, or what 17-, 31- and 46-Across do | 
|  | MEATIEST | Like the most juicy gossip (or the least vegetarian-friendly menu) | 
|  | DOUBLEHEADERS | Ballpark events, or what 17-, 31- and 48-Across all have | 
|  | SECONDOFTWO | Latter, or, homophonically, what 17-, 31- and 44-Across each have | 
|  | HORSEAROUND | What 17-, 31-, and 42-Across do on their moonlighting jobs? | 
|  | STOPLIGHT | Signal hinted at by the first parts of 17-, 31- and 46- Across | 
|  | SPELLOUT | Explain in detail or what the starts of 19-, 26- and 46- Across do, phonetically? | 
|  | OLIVERTWIST | Dickens boy who asked for more, and what's found within 17-, 31- and 46-Across | 
|  | MAKETHECUT | Avoid elimination, or a hint to 17-, 31- and 46-Across | 
|  | WESTCOAST | U.S. region suggested by the first parts of 17-, 31- and 46-Across | 
|  | BODYANDSOUL | Wholeheartedly, or words that can precede the first and second parts, respectively, of 17-, 31- and | 
|  | TIMESPANS | Millenniums, for instance ... or a hint to the hidden words in 17-, 31- and 44- Across | 
|  | SHAMPOOTUBE | Where to see the message formed by the last parts of 17-, 31- and 46-Across | 
|  | TITBIT | It backfires on the British leaders and it is a piece of juicy gossip (6) | 
|  | WATERCOLORS | Contents of some palettes ... or what 17- Across, 11- Down and 31- Down could be, given that their starts are rivers? | 
|  | WHISPERER | One who susurrates; one skilled in taming horses or other animals by using gentle vocal encouragement; or, a gossip or secret informer (9) | 
|  | OOH | "What juicy gossip!" | 
|  | HOTTEA | Soothing beverage, or juicy gossip | 
|  | SPILL | Reveal, as juicy gossip | 
|  | TALKER | Gossip or story about King and Queen (6) |