| Emergency contact, often: Abbr. | 31 |
| Divinity school subject: Abbr. | 30 |
| Divinity sch. subject | 21 |
| Divinity sch. subj. | 19 |
| Denom. | 6 |
| Cousin or aunt: Abbr. | 21 |
| Confederate monogram | 20 |
| Confederate gen. | 16 |
| Confed. monogram | 16 |
| Comparatively: Abbr. | 20 |
| Clergyman's study: Abbr. | 28 |
| Clergyman's field: Abbr. | 28 |
| Civil War general's monogram | 32 |
| Church matters: Abbr. | 21 |
| Catholicism, e.g.: Abbr. | 24 |
| Cath., for one | 14 |
| C.S.A. general's monogram | 29 |
| Buddhism, e.g. | 14 |
| Budd. or Jud., e.g. | 19 |
| Bro., to sis. | 13 |
| Bro. or sis., e.g. | 18 |
| Bro. or sis, e.g. | 17 |
| Bro. for one | 13 |
| Bro or sis, e.g. | 16 |
| Bill of Rights freedom: Abbr. | 29 |
| Bible study: Abbr. | 18 |
| Beneficiary of nepotism: Abbr. | 30 |
| Bapt. e.g. | 10 |
| Baby shower attendee: Abbr. | 27 |
| Aunt or uncle, e.g.: Abbr. | 26 |
| Aunt or uncle, e.g. (abbr.) | 27 |
| Aunt or nephew: Abbr. | 21 |
| A Sis or a Bro | 14 |
| Mark up or down, maybe | 22 |
| Mark down for a sale, say | 25 |
| Put a new title on | 18 |
| Mark down, say | 14 |
| Tag anew | 8 |
| Tag again | 9 |
| Put a new tag on | 16 |
| Comply with new FDA guidelines, perhaps | 39 |
| Change the sticker | 18 |
| Change tags on | 14 |
| Change a tag | 12 |
| Tightens, as a corset | 21 |
| Tightens, perhaps | 17 |
| Threads tennis shoes again | 26 |
| Tightens, in a way | 18 |
| Tightens ski boots | 18 |
| Ties the knot again? | 20 |
| Pulls strings? | 14 |
| Changes shoestrings | 19 |
| Pass again on the track | 23 |
| Pass again, in a race | 21 |
| Pass twice on the track | 23 |
| Pass twice in a race | 20 |
| Pass twice | 10 |
| Pass once more | 14 |
| Pass another racer twice | 24 |
| Pass again, at Indy | 19 |
| Pass again in the Indy 500 | 26 |
| Pass again | 10 |
| Pass a second time, in a race | 29 |
| Go around again | 15 |
| Fold over again | 15 |
| Fold again | 10 |
| Catch up to again | 17 |
| Worsen | 6 |
| Patient's problem | 21 |
| Medical problem | 15 |
| Medical disappointment | 22 |
| Backslide, medically | 20 |
| Recidivate | 10 |
| Medical setback | 15 |
| Bump on the road to recovery | 28 |
| Turn for the worse | 18 |
| Slip back, as into illness | 26 |
| Slip back into a former practice | 32 |
| Slide back | 10 |
| Retrogress | 10 |
| Recovery setback | 16 |
| Recidivism | 10 |
| Problem during convalescence | 28 |
| Post-treatment setback | 22 |
| Patient's worry | 19 |
| Patient's woe | 17 |
| Medical worry | 13 |
| Lose ground after convalescing | 30 |
| Instance of backsliding | 23 |
| Get sick again | 14 |
| Fall off the wagon again | 24 |
| Disappointing return | 20 |
| Convalescent's setback | 26 |
| Cease to be clean, in a way | 27 |
| Bad news at the hospital | 24 |
| Backsliding episode | 19 |
| Backslide of a sort | 19 |
| Slipped back | 12 |
| Got sick again | 14 |
| Went off the wagon, e.g. | 24 |