| Put into pigeonholes, maybe | 27 |
| Put in the proper piles | 23 |
| Put first things first | 22 |
| Place in stacks, perhaps | 24 |
| Organize alphabetically, say | 28 |
| Organize alphabetically | 23 |
| Microsoft Excel command | 23 |
| Decide what goes where | 22 |
| Common computer instruction | 27 |
| Arrange in alphabetical order | 29 |
| Arrange in a certain order | 26 |
| Arrange from A to Z, say | 24 |
| Alphabetize, for example | 24 |
| Not exactly, informally | 23 |
| More or less, informally | 24 |
| To some degree, colloquially | 28 |
| Somewhat, colloquially | 22 |
| After a fashion, informally | 27 |
| To some extent, colloquially | 28 |
| To some degree, informally | 26 |
| To a degree, informally | 23 |
| Somewhat, somewhat informally | 29 |
| Not exactly, conversationally | 29 |
| More or less, slangily | 22 |
| In a way, conversationally | 26 |
| In a way, colloquially | 22 |
| A little, colloquially | 22 |
| "Yes and no" | 22 |
| Like computer data, often | 25 |
| Systematized, in a way | 22 |
| Put into ascending order | 24 |
| Put in ascending order, e.g. | 28 |
| Did a clerk's work | 22 |
| Photocopier attachment | 22 |
| One concerned with classes | 26 |
| Many a laundromat patron | 24 |
| Some post office machines | 25 |
| Postal Service machines | 23 |
| Advanced photocopier features | 29 |
| Fighter pilot's mission | 27 |
| Combat pilot's flight | 25 |
| Single aircraft mission | 23 |
| Military counterassault | 23 |
| Airman's assignment | 23 |
| Francis Marion's ploys | 26 |
| Combat pilots' missions | 27 |
| Air ace's missions | 22 |
| Categorizing high explosives? | 29 |
| Trying to make sense of | 23 |
| Do a Gap stockroom job? | 23 |
| Bad thing to be out of | 22 |
| Does a pre-laundry chore | 24 |
| Puts first things first | 23 |
| Does a prelaundry chore | 23 |
| What sulkers are out of | 23 |
| What a loser may be out of | 26 |
| Separates meaningfully | 22 |
| Separates for the wash | 22 |
| Puts records into piles | 23 |
| Puts mail in boxes, say | 23 |
| Puts into neat little piles | 27 |
| Puts in a certain order | 23 |
| Puts first things first, e.g. | 29 |
| Performs a database function | 28 |
| Out of ___ (kvetching) | 22 |
| Out of ___ (irritable) | 22 |
| Out of ___ (discombobulated) | 28 |
| Organizes by date, say | 22 |
| Organizes alphabetically, say | 29 |
| Goes through, as laundry | 24 |
| Gets ready to wash, maybe | 25 |
| Does some pre-laundry work | 26 |
| Spore cluster of a fern | 23 |
| Cluster of plant spores | 23 |
| Actor Paul from Brooklyn | 24 |
| Ship's call for help | 24 |
| Worrisome letters to send | 25 |
| Message in a bottle, maybe | 26 |
| "Send help!" | 22 |
| Maritime distress call | 22 |
| Letters in the sand, perhaps | 28 |
| Call to the Coast Guard | 23 |
| Ship's distress call | 24 |
| Plea to the Coast Guard | 23 |
| Pad around the kitchen | 22 |
| Message from the Titanic | 24 |
| Maritime distress signal | 24 |
| "Mayday!" cousin | 26 |
| Urgent transmission of sorts | 28 |
| Urgent request to the USCG | 26 |
| Lusitania's last gasp | 25 |
| It may be tapped out at sea | 27 |
| Help wanted advertisement? | 26 |
| Cousin of "Mayday!" | 29 |
| "Help!" signal | 24 |
| "Help, quick!" | 24 |
| "Help wanted" | 23 |
| "___ your old man!" | 29 |
| What the Titanic sent out | 25 |
| Urgent offshore signal | 22 |