| Give less than full salary to | 29 |
| Hold back on the stage | 22 |
| Possible census conclusion | 26 |
| Needing much financial help | 27 |
| Like many slum children | 23 |
| Lacking in basic needs | 22 |
| How some games are played | 25 |
| Review unfairly, maybe | 22 |
| Overlook the potential of | 25 |
| Ones too confident of victory | 29 |
| Innocuous enough for PG-13? | 27 |
| Pop-___ (some online ads) | 25 |
| Like Cousteau's work | 24 |
| Like a Cousteau exploration | 27 |
| In Cousteau's realm | 23 |
| It's usually hidden | 23 |
| Letter writer, formally | 23 |
| Represent with restraint | 24 |
| Set forth with restraint | 24 |
| Opposite of exaggerate | 22 |
| Like Old Glory with 48 stars? | 29 |
| Restrained expressions | 22 |
| Automotive handling problem | 27 |
| Shaded part of a plant | 22 |
| 1959 Henry Fonda comedy/drama | 29 |
| Actor waiting for a break | 25 |
| Set about, as a project | 23 |
| Drifters tune of '64 | 24 |
| Kind of clandestine sale | 24 |
| In a stressful situation | 24 |
| Tinkerer's location | 23 |
| Without attracting notice | 25 |
| In secret or in private | 23 |
| Where there's nothing new | 29 |
| Locale of some payments | 23 |
| Like some shady payments | 24 |
| Suffering from a hangover | 25 |
| Opposite of in the pink | 23 |
| J. R. Lowell book of verse | 26 |
| 12:15 P.M.: Spot picked out | 27 |
| Clock's slowing down? | 25 |
| Victoria's Secret ad? | 25 |
| Big name in old typewriters | 27 |
| Regrettable, as consequences | 28 |
| Not identified medically | 25 |
| Reversed the effects of | 23 |
| Fixed a word-processing error | 29 |
| 'Unmentionables' | 24 |
| Intimate wear, informally | 25 |
| Water nymph with a fatal kiss | 29 |
| Backtracking computer command | 29 |
| Computer correction command | 27 |
| Use the delete key, e.g. | 24 |
| Useful word processor feature | 29 |
| Reverse the effects of | 22 |
| Put back the way things were | 28 |
| "Edit" menu option | 28 |
| Reverse, to a word processor | 28 |
| Reverse, in word processing | 27 |
| Excel or Word function | 22 |
| Computer lifesaver, often | 25 |
| Backwards-arrow command | 23 |
| Word processing reversal | 24 |
| Useful wordprocessing feature | 29 |
| Take off, as bra straps | 23 |
| Take back, as a command | 23 |
| Spreadsheet reversal command | 28 |
| Reverse, on an edit menu | 24 |
| Reverse, as a decision | 22 |
| Reverse command on a computer | 29 |
| Reverse a typing mistake | 24 |
| Return to the status quo | 24 |
| Release the buttons of | 22 |
| Press the escape key, say | 25 |
| Menu option after a mistake | 27 |
| Helpful computer command | 24 |
| Go back, on an edit menu | 24 |
| Erase, to a word processor | 26 |
| Command following a mistake | 27 |
| Choice on an Edit menu | 22 |
| Certain computer command | 24 |
| No longer tied to the pier | 26 |
| Get ready for a physical | 24 |
| Literature Nobelist: 1928 | 25 |
| Author of "Jenny" | 27 |
| Excessive, as punishment | 24 |
| Excessive and improper | 22 |
| Exceeding what is appropriate | 29 |
| Improper, as influence | 22 |
| Like inappropriate influence | 28 |
| Inappropriately excessive | 25 |
| Excessive, as pressure | 22 |
| Excessive, as influence | 23 |
| Like some neglected furniture | 29 |
| Still the natural color | 23 |
| Article written by Voltaire | 27 |
| One, at the Tour de France | 26 |
| Article from Le Monde? | 22 |
| Pierre's feminine one | 25 |
| One, in Saint-Émilion | 25 |