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___ Cluster (hop variety grown in Washington, 5 letters
___ leader (golfer the others try to catch), 5 letters
___ returns (voting results just after the polls have closed), 5 letters
___ Sunday Morning (Edward Hopper painting), 5 letters
___ to bed... (start of a verse often credited to Benjamin Franklin), 5 letters
... and ___ to rise, 5 letters
Ahead of one's time, 5 letters
At the crack of dawn, 5 letters
At the crack of dawn, say, 5 letters
Before dawn, perhaps, 5 letters
Before it gets crowded, 5 letters
Before the crack of dawn, 5 letters
Before the deadline, 5 letters
Before the due date, 5 letters
Before the scheduled time, 5 letters
Best time to fish, it's said, 5 letters
Camped out in line, maybe, 5 letters
Civil War general, loser at Waynesboro, 5 letters
Confederate general, 5 letters
Confederate general Jubal, 5 letters
Determined to get a good seat, maybe, 5 letters
Finishing a relay ahead of time, 5 letters
Five in the morning, say, 5 letters
Hall of Fame pitcher ___ Wynn, 5 letters
Hoping to avoid the rush, perhaps, 5 letters
How go-getters get up, 5 letters
Impolite time to arrive at a party, 5 letters
In time for the worm?, 5 letters
Jubal ___ of the C.S.A., 5 letters
Kind of bird or riser, 5 letters
Like 5:00 or 6:00 a.m., say, 5 letters
Like an eager date, say, 5 letters
Like an eager guest, maybe, 5 letters
Like Cro-Magnon man, to us, 5 letters
Like Franklin's bedtime, 5 letters
Like Neanderthal man, 5 letters
Like some retirement, 5 letters
Like the bird that catches the worm, 5 letters
Like the bird with the worm, 5 letters
Like the proverbial worm catcher, 5 letters
Like the worm-catcher?, 5 letters
Likely to wait, probably, 5 letters
Lita Ford's Little Too ___, 5 letters
Loser to Sheridan in the Shenandoah Valley, 5 letters
Not at the last second, 5 letters
Ready for a wormy breakfast?, 5 letters
Rush Distant ___ Warning, 5 letters
The ___ bird gets the worm, 5 letters
Toward the beginning, 5 letters
Way before the bell, 5 letters
What the fashionably late never are, 5 letters
When an eager date arrives, 5 letters
When fishermen like to get started, 5 letters
When Katie Couric wakes up, 5 letters
When the rooster crows, 5 letters
Fall opportunities for high school seniors, 15 letters
6 or 7, but not 60 or 70, 8 letters
Tender time of life, 8 letters
Pulitzer Prize winner for Bromfield, 11 letters
Childhood sweetheart?, 12 letters
Opposite of a ten-o'clock-scholar, 9 letters
Proverbial worm catcher, 9 letters
Stereotypical worm catcher, 9 letters
Worm catcher, in a saying, 9 letters
Four worm catchers, 10 letters
Boon for shoppers (alas not for the turkey)?, 16 letters
Pterodactyl observer?, 16 letters
Bit of a summer corn crop, 8 letters
Morning commute reading material, 12 letters
'Mending Wall' and 'After Apple-Picking'?, 10 letters
Around four, perhaps, 8 letters
Prudent time to get to the airport, 8 letters
Woman who arrives first?, 9 letters
First water-based paint?, 10 letters
Ancient tongue from Rome?, 10 letters
Winning position soon after starting a race, 9 letters
Dawn's illumination, 10 letters
Archeologist's study, 8 letters
What a priest may say shortly after waking up, 9 letters
When dew appears, poetically, 9 letters
In the initial phases, 7 letters
Toward the beginning, 7 letters
While still not much has happened, 7 letters
Stephen T. takes Harry to Plato, for one, 13 letters
An employee may accept a package for one, 15 letters
Investor's reward, possibly, 15 letters
New radials at 6 a.m.?, 15 letters
Offer resulting from downsizing, 15 letters
Personnel offering, 15 letters
Result of a buyout, perhaps, 15 letters
Worker's dream, perhaps, 15 letters
One up at the crack of dawn, 10 letters
One with a long commute, perhaps, 10 letters
Place for a noblemen's choir?, 10 letters
Probably not a night owl, 10 letters
They're rarely night owls, 11 letters
Factory worker's apparel?, 10 letters
Maker of the Official Mint Julep of the Kentucky Derby, 10 letters
Start of Franklin's advice re auctions?, 10 letters
Part of a 1735 statement, 11 letters
Start of a quip by James Thurber, 14 letters
Item commissioned by George Washington, 11 letters
Retirement account transaction that may incur a penalty, 15 letters