| Reactions to solar-plexus punches | 33 |
| Reactions to tough questions, maybe | 35 |
| Reacts to a dropped rattle, perhaps | 35 |
| Reacts to a matinee idol, perhaps | 33 |
| Reacts to being startled, perhaps | 33 |
| Reacts to breaking news, perhaps | 32 |
| Reacts to sunlight, as transition lenses | 40 |
| Reacts to the awkwardness in the room, perhaps | 46 |
| Reacts to with an eye roll, perhaps | 35 |
| Reacts with uproarious laughter to | 34 |
| Read a blog but don't post anything | 39 |
| Read but didn't post, at a Web forum | 40 |
| Read but not comment, in Internet lingo | 39 |
| Read but not post, in a chat room | 33 |
| Read carefully (with ''over'') | 46 |
| Read carefully, with "over" | 37 |
| Read chat room messages, but didn't post | 44 |
| Read closely, with "over" | 35 |
| Read intently (with ''over'') | 45 |
| Read intently (with "over") | 37 |
| Read intently, with "over" | 36 |
| Read the ___ act (rebuke firmly) | 32 |
| Read the ___ to (fuss at and then some) | 39 |
| Read this at The Bank of Chess Champions? | 41 |
| Read, as ''Le Monde'' | 37 |
| Read, as a Universal Product Code | 33 |
| Reade's "___ Woffington" | 38 |
| Reader of Grantland, Deadspin, or the Classical | 47 |
| Reader of someone else's diary, say | 39 |
| Reader of the Gulf Times newspaper | 34 |
| Reader of The Weekly Standard, perhaps | 38 |
| Reader's Digest co-founder Acheson | 38 |
| Reader's Digest co-founder Wallace | 38 |
| Reader's Digest co-founder ___ Wallace | 42 |
| Reader's Digest cofounder Wallace | 37 |
| Reader's digest founder of 1984 | 35 |
| Reader's direction to the bottom of the page | 48 |
| Reader's notes alongside the text | 37 |
| Reader's __: popular magazine | 33 |
| Reader-edited question-and-answer site | 38 |
| Readers of the Book of Moroni: Abbr. | 36 |
| Readers of the magazine Dynamite | 32 |
| Readers of the newspaper Hamshahri | 34 |
| Readers often click with their articles | 39 |
| Readied for the Macy's parade | 33 |
| Readied to drive, with "up" | 37 |
| Readies a baseball for a young batter | 37 |
| Readies just in case a war breaks out | 37 |
| Readily assuming different forms | 32 |
| Readily available at the farmers' market | 44 |
| Readily interchangeable, fashionwise | 36 |
| Readily recite, with "off" | 36 |
| Readiness to produce meals for G.I.'s? | 42 |
| Reading by a night light, perhaps | 33 |
| Reading for "Lovely Rita" | 35 |
| Reading from a surveyor's compass | 37 |
| Reading matter along Madison Avenue | 35 |
| Reading matter at the dinner table | 34 |
| Reading of 0 or 360 degrees on a compass | 40 |
| Reading of the will attendant, probably: Abbr. | 46 |
| Reading the same forward and backward | 37 |
| Reading's county, informally | 32 |
| Reads attentively, with "over" | 40 |
| Reads closely, with "over" | 36 |
| Reads eagerly (with "over") | 37 |
| Ready for a witness protection program, perhaps | 47 |
| Ready for action after an injury, in sports | 43 |
| Ready for an entire day of football, likely | 43 |
| Ready for final assembly, briefly | 33 |
| Ready for final assembly, for short | 35 |
| Ready for mailing, as an envelope | 33 |
| Ready for presentation, in a way | 32 |
| Ready for roasting, rotisserie-style | 36 |
| Ready for the dentist's drill | 33 |
| Ready for the dentist's drill, in theory | 44 |
| Ready for the operating room, briefly | 37 |
| Ready for the white glove treatment | 35 |
| Ready for the World: "Oh ___" | 39 |
| Ready for use, as a roll of film | 32 |
| Ready money for candidates: abbr. | 33 |
| Ready the house for a new winter | 32 |
| Ready to be removed from the oven | 33 |
| Ready to be taken out of the oven | 33 |
| Ready to fall out, as pages from a book | 39 |
| Ready to go (with ''up'') | 41 |
| Ready to go under a Christmas tree | 34 |
| Ready to pay for a toupee, perhaps | 34 |
| Ready to play, with "up" | 34 |
| Ready to roll? ... or not ready to roll? | 40 |
| Ready to sire, as a retired racehorse | 37 |
| Ready to tear somebody a new one | 32 |
| Reagan aide Peggy and aviator Fred | 34 |
| Reagan antimissile plan, for short | 34 |
| Reagan antimissile program, for short | 37 |
| Reagan attorney general ___ Meese | 33 |
| Reagan cabinet member and confidante | 36 |
| Reagan military program, for short | 34 |
| Reagan National Airport, on luggage tags | 40 |
| Reagan role in "Knute Rockne . . . " | 46 |
| Reagan surgeon general C. Everett __ | 36 |