| RESLUG | Put a new header on (a piece of copy) |
| TRIPTYCH | Thirty odd pieces of copy evolved into multi-faceted work |
| TAKE | A scene or version of a shot filmed at one time; a sequence of recorded music; a capture of a chess piece; a catch of a ball; or, a quantity of copy given to a compositor (4) |
| SPILL | Word for a milky mess, upset of beans or bloody seepage; or, a tumble from one's horse, header on a bike or a fall, possibly upon the leafage (5) |
| TODO | Header on a list of tasks |
| NOTES | Header on a blank book page |
| ABOUTUS | Information header on a business's website |
| ACHIEVE | A coach gutted by inept header on verge of win (7) |
| FYI | Header on many a forwarded email |
| TWEAK | A sharp pinch or pull; press slang for a minor alteration of copy; or, a fine adjustment to a mechanism (5) |
| ALONG | Forward unsupported almost gets header on goal |
| ZAPHODBEEBLEBROX | Unknown, he boxed probable criminal in double-header on radio show |
| TOUGHITOUT | Last header on target — own goal scored by United attack |
| REVAMP | Put a new face on minister in front of a member (6) |
| WASABI | Used to be a means of writing by hand, ignoring the onset of copy and paste (6) |
| RESUMES | A lot of copy shop business |
| EULOGY | Reverse last of copy and paste, inserting old words of praise (6) |
| CARBON | Sort of copy a vehicle that's good in France (6) |
| IMITATE | Claim it, a terrible suppressing of copy (7) |
| SUBEDITOR | Reviewer of copy at a newspaper |
