| Repo man's target, often | 28 |
| Repo man's document | 23 |
| Reply ___ (email option) | 24 |
| Reply to the waiter, perhaps | 28 |
| Reply to the officiant | 22 |
| Reply to the Little Red Hen | 27 |
| Reply to the impatient | 22 |
| Reply to someone in denial | 26 |
| Reply to an invitation | 22 |
| Reply to an explanation | 23 |
| Reply to a storybook hen | 24 |
| Reply to a sticky question | 26 |
| Reply to a seat seeker | 22 |
| Reply to a schoolmistress | 25 |
| Reply to a recess insult | 24 |
| Reply to a pushy person | 23 |
| Reply to a No. 1 son, e.g.? | 27 |
| Reply to a funny IM, maybe | 26 |
| Reply to a French roll call | 27 |
| Reply to a childish taunt | 25 |
| Reply to "You dig?" | 29 |
| Reply to "Why?" | 25 |
| Reply to "That so?" | 29 |
| Reply to "Sez who?" | 29 |
| Reply to "Really?" | 28 |
| Reply to "No way!" | 28 |
| Reply to "Gracias" | 28 |
| Reply to "Danke" | 26 |
| Reply to "Are too!" | 29 |
| Reply to "Are not!" | 29 |
| Reply to "Am too!" | 28 |
| Reply to "Am not!" | 28 |
| Reply to 'Who, me?' | 27 |
| Reply to 'Shall we?' | 28 |
| Reply to 'Gracias' | 26 |
| Reply requirement: abbr. | 24 |
| Reply put in by Putin? | 22 |
| Reply on a ship, sometimes | 26 |
| Reply often heard in June | 25 |
| Reply of mock innocence | 23 |
| Reply of mock indignation | 25 |
| Reply of mock aggrievement | 26 |
| Reply of feigned innocence | 26 |
| Reply of faux innocence | 23 |
| Reply leading to marriage | 25 |
| Reply in a juvenile spat | 24 |
| Reply in a French salon | 23 |
| Reply from Sgt. Friday | 22 |
| Reply from Ann Landers | 22 |
| Reply from an obedient spouse | 29 |
| Reply for Miss O'Hanlon | 27 |
| Reply facilitator: Abbr. | 24 |
| Reply courtesy, briefly | 23 |
| Reply card, e.g.: Abbr. | 23 |
| Replies to an invitation | 24 |
| Replies to a newsgroup | 22 |
| Replies on the Enterprise | 25 |
| Replies of refusal (var.) | 25 |
| Replies of comprehension | 24 |
| Replies from the flock | 22 |
| Replies from old geezers | 24 |
| Replies for some freelancers | 28 |
| Replica of a famous ship | 24 |
| Replenishing, as a stamp pad | 28 |
| Replenishes the cash drawer | 27 |
| Replenished the stock of | 24 |
| Replenished the shelves | 23 |
| Replenish, as a stamp pad | 25 |
| Replenish the stock of | 22 |
| Replenish a pint of ale, say | 28 |
| Replays may be played in it | 27 |
| Replayed tennis points | 22 |
| Replay technique, for short | 27 |
| Replay technique, briefly | 25 |
| Replay speed, for short | 23 |
| Replay reviewer, at times | 25 |
| Replay feature, for short | 25 |
| Replay effect, briefly | 22 |
| Replacing shingles, e.g. | 24 |
| Replaces, major-league-style | 28 |
| Replaces in the TV lineup | 25 |
| Replacements, for short | 23 |
| Replacements' places | 24 |
| Replacements of a sort | 22 |
| Replacements for starters | 25 |
| Replacements for monos, often | 29 |
| Replacements for marks | 22 |
| Replacements for flat tires | 27 |
| Replacement's place | 23 |
| Replacement unit of 1999 | 24 |
| Replacement therapy hormones | 28 |
| Replacement refs, maybe? | 24 |
| Replacement on the greens | 25 |
| Replacement in the trunk | 24 |
| Replacement for that guy | 24 |
| Replacement during repair | 25 |
| Replaced, on a hard drive | 25 |
| Replaceable shoe parts | 22 |
| Replaceable part of a lamp | 26 |
| Replace, as a TV episode | 24 |