| EASEOFF | Able to relax away from home, so can take it easy, like eased up (4,3) |
| CHILLOUT | Relax away from home beneath cloudy slope (5,3) |
| HEADREST | With capital support, principal can take it easy (8) |
| CUSH | Easy, like some jobs |
| UNPLUG | Relax away from computers and phones |
| OKINAWA | It's all right to be at home then off from Scotland to Japanese island (7) |
| INCISOR | At home (so it is written up) troops are on chopper (7) |
| EASEDUP | Became less active, and was able to relax (5,2) |
| LOOKSIN | Appears to be at home, so one pays a visit (5,2) |
| REPAPER | To do so can brighten a room from either end (7) |
| ADDRESS | Home, so a daughter wants to slip into something (7) |
| RECLINE | Is about to get 150, in the end, so can lie back (7) |
| TOOMUCH | “Why then, can one desire ____ of a good thing?” (Rosalind, in As You Like It) |
| SOMEHOW | Home so disorderly needs wife, come what may (7) |
| NEAREST | Given attention in the home, so touching? |
| INKWELL | Writer was stuck in this home, then put out, I'm told (7) |
| TRUNDLE | Led to turn about, so can bowl along (7) |
| ENCHANT | Then, can it be made to captivate one? (7) |
| STEPHEN | Colbert who wrote "I Am a Pole (And So Can You!)" |
| ARGUING | May show by reasoning that's cut short, in good order, so can go on debating (7) |
