| Adjust a trip odometer, e.g. | 28 |
| Adjust a stopped clock | 22 |
| Washing machine button | 22 |
| Turn the trip meter to 000 | 26 |
| Turn forward or back, say | 25 |
| Transplanted, as a plant | 24 |
| Tamper with an odometer | 23 |
| Spring forward or fall back | 27 |
| Right your career, in a way | 27 |
| Ready for another round | 23 |
| Put back to zero, maybe | 23 |
| Put back to the beginning | 25 |
| Put back to 0000, perhaps | 25 |
| Old-school Nintendo button | 26 |
| Make ready to use again | 23 |
| Like ad rates after sweeps | 26 |
| Go back to the defaults | 23 |
| Fix the clock for D.S.T. | 24 |
| Fix one's watch, in a way | 29 |
| Do over, as a type job | 22 |
| Do a composing room job | 23 |
| Contact-restoring device | 24 |
| Change, as one's alarm | 26 |
| Change one's alarm | 22 |
| Change from E.S.T. to D.S.T. | 28 |
| Change a stone's position | 29 |
| Button to hit when frozen | 25 |
| Button that replaces pins | 25 |
| Button on some outlets | 22 |
| Button on a cruise control | 26 |
| Button on a clock radio | 23 |
| Button for starting over | 24 |
| Button for Earl Anthony | 23 |
| Bring back to 0, perhaps | 24 |
| Appliance button, perhaps | 25 |
| Adjust the clock, e.g. | 22 |
| Adjust the chronometer | 22 |
| Adjust the chronograph, e.g. | 28 |
| Adjust the alarm clock | 22 |
| Adjust one's watch | 22 |
| Uses a bowling-alley button | 27 |
| Adjusts, as a trip counter | 26 |
| Hits the snooze button, e.g. | 28 |
| Devices on bowling lanes | 24 |
| Changes hands, perhaps | 22 |
| Turns to zero, perhaps | 22 |
| Turns back (the clock) | 22 |
| They're pushed in alleys | 28 |
| Signals for a lane change? | 26 |
| Puts back to zero, say | 22 |
| Prepares for another use | 24 |
| Fixes clocks for D.S.T. | 23 |
| Adjusts an alarm clock | 22 |
| Move to another location | 24 |
| Move to a new community | 23 |
| Establish roots elsewhere | 25 |
| Establish a new residence | 25 |
| Bed down in a new home | 22 |
| Stitch up a torn seam, e.g. | 27 |
| Fix some loose stitching | 24 |
| Fix again, as a hemline | 23 |
| Fix an open seam, perhaps | 25 |
| Mold into a different form | 26 |
| Turn into something else | 24 |
| Give a new form, as Play-Doh | 28 |
| Changed the contour, as clay | 28 |
| Send a package out again | 24 |
| Like work horses, often | 23 |
| Like racehorses, periodically | 29 |
| Like horses at blacksmiths | 26 |
| Do a blacksmith's job | 25 |
| Fix at the blacksmith's | 27 |
| Do a farrier's job | 22 |
| Fix at a farrier's | 22 |
| Do some farrier's work on | 29 |
| Does a blacksmith's job | 27 |
| Does farrier work again | 23 |
| Does a smithy's job | 23 |
| Does a director's job | 25 |
| Like some bad film scenes | 25 |
| Did over, on a sound stage | 26 |
| Called for another take | 23 |
| Have a place to call home | 25 |
| Did some weatherization | 23 |
| Nonmigratory bird or beast | 26 |
| Dweller gives space to Caesar | 29 |
| Doctor with long hours | 22 |
| Certain doctor in a hospital | 28 |
| Bonus for TV performers | 23 |
| Distillation leftovers | 22 |
| Traces of gunpowder, e.g. | 25 |
| One way to avoid being fired | 28 |
| Yield, Ã la Spassky | 22 |
| Concede defeat in chess | 23 |
| Violinist's accessory | 25 |
| Sticky varnish ingredient | 25 |
| Violinist's adjunct | 23 |
| Type of bag used in baseball | 28 |
| Supervillains song about sap? | 29 |
| Sticky pine tree product | 24 |