| Off |
| Much |
| Love |
| Lower |
| Below |
| Minus |
| Fewer |
| Not so |
| Without |
| On sale |
| Lacking |
| Reduced |
| Lowlier |
| Nothing |
| Cheaper |
| Inferior |
| Is more? |
| Shorter. |
| Smaller. |
| Not more |
| Slighter |
| Decreased |
| Math term |
| Excluding |
| Take away |
| Sale word |
| Not as __ |
| Taking off |
| Discounted |
| More or __ |
| No so much |
| Reduced by |
| Diminished. |
| Not so much |
| Not so many |
| Marked down |
| Home add-on |
| Not as much |
| Sale-priced |
| Taking away |
| Subtracting |
| Not as great |
| Not so great |
| Decreasingly |
| Somewhat shy |
| Not as often |
| On sale, say |
| More limited |
| Word of grace |
| Not as costly |
| Diminished by |
| Far from more |
| More, to some |
| Not so pricey |
| Not as pricey |
| ___ Than Jake |
| Discount word |
| Not including |
| Subtracted by |
| Discounted by |
| Not as much as |
| ____ Than Zero |
| It can be more |
| More, some say |
| Not as much of |
| Off, pricewise |
| Ruth's finale? |
| It may be more |
| Marked down by |
| Fewer's cousin |
| Lower in price |
| Sale sign word |
| Smaller amount |
| Reduced amount |
| Dieter's amount |
| Make-do amount? |
| Of lower degree |
| Partner of more |
| A reduced state |
| Arithmetic word |
| Cousin of fewer |
| Negative suffix |
| Lacking: Suffix |
| More's opposite |
| Without: Suffix |
| Subtraction word |
| Diminished state |
| More, it is said |
| Not as intensely |
| Not so plentiful |
| An end to motion |
| More, in a maxim |
| U-turn from more |
| Dieter's portion |
| Subtraction term |
| What dieters eat |
| Smaller quantity |
| More alternative |
| Opposite of more |
| Not as expensive |
| A smaller amount |
| Comparative word |
| Smaller in number |
| Discounter's word |
| Ending like -free |
| Not quite as much |
| Reduced quantity? |
| Smaller in degree |
| A smaller portion |
| Discounted amount |
| More's antithesis |
| Of reduced degree |
| More, in a saying |
| Smaller in amount |
| More, in a phrase |
| Dieter's portions? |
| Light beer ad word |
| More occasionally |
| More proverbially |
| More," to Browning |
| More's alternative |
| With a discount of |
| Word of comparison |
| To a smaller degree |
| Fewer's counterpart |
| It's more, they say |
| Take away in a way |
| Sometimes it's more |
| What a cut provides |
| What reducers weigh |
| A smaller amount of |
| It's sometimes more |
| Smaller in quantity |
| To a smaller extent |
| The Road __ Traveled |
| Bottom or end ending |
| Care or help trailer |
| Counterpart of fewer |
| It's said to be more |
| N.T.'s James the ___ |
| What some settle for |
| I couldn't care ___! |
| More, to minimalists |
| Diminishing returns? |
| Result of downsizing |
| Apostle James the ___ |
| Like -2, vis-a-vis -1 |
| It's more in proverbs |
| More or ___ (sort of) |
| More, to a minimalist |
| It's more in an adage |
| In proverbs it's more |
| What you pay at sales |
| Piano Wire Smile" band |
| Comparative of little. |
| It's more, in a saying |
| What irregulars go for |
| What's more, it's said |
| What most dieters eat? |
| Minimalist's catchword |
| ___ is more": Browning |
| Amount to make do with |
| ___ than (what < means) |
| Color or point follower |
| Ending for help or harm |
| It may be more, to some |
| It's more, proverbially |
| More or ___ (basically) |
| More, according to some |
| Suffix with use or help |
| Eat this to lose weight |
| Joss Stone "___ Is More |
| Like a discounted amount |
| Minimal Ben Harper song? |
| Some don't settle for it |
| What we all want to pay? |
| Amount some make do with |
| What dieters should eat? |
| Amount that's settled for |
| Suffix indicating absence |
| What hagglers seek to pay |
| Tastes great! ___ filling! |
| Comparative form of little |
| Frequency modulation word? |
| What to pay for irregulars |
| ''In 25 words or ___ ...'' |
| More or ____: approximately |
| Suffix with count or number |
| What a haggler seeks to pay |
| What the smaller portion is |
| What to eat to lose weight? |
| Word in unequal comparisons |
| Points for the losing team? |
| Points the losing team has? |
| What 1 is to 2 and 2 is to 3 |
| What most dieters should eat |
| What you pay on Cyber Monday |
| More or ___ (to some extent) |
| It can be more, proverbially |
| Exhibiting greater moderation |
| More, philosophically speaking |
| ___ of Me" (Glen Campbell song) |
| 30 Minutes or ___" (2011 movie) |
| What frugal people make do with |
| What a successful dieter weighs |
| Word often confused with "fewer |
| . . . and ___ than kind": Shak. |
| More matter with ___ art": Shak. |
| Alt-band that likes to subtract? |
| Greer novel with a 2018 Pulitzer |
| Collective Soul "No More, No ___ |
| Nothing ___" (bargainer's demand) |
| Amount to make do with, sometimes |
| ___ than (what "<" means in math) |
| A Little ___ Conversation" (Elvis) |
| One ___ Bell to Answer" (1970 hit) |
| Rise Against "Life ___ Frightening |
| Couldn't care ___ (was indifferent) |
| Word with bottom (immeasurable deep) |
| I hope you don't think any ___ of me |
| I took the one __ traveled by": Frost |
| Word often misused in place of "fewer |
| ___ is more" (architectural principle) |
| A Little ___ Conversation" (Elvis song) |
| ___ Than Zero" (Bret Easton Ellis novel) |
| 10 items or ___" (checkout counter sign) |
| More, according to architect van der Rohe |
| Soul Asylum "One ___ thing to call my own |
| Word mistakenly substituted for ''fewer'' |
| She Loves You No ___" My Bloody Valentine |
| What the loser has, compared to the winner |
| Great Taste...__ Filling": Miller Lite slogan |
| 2018 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for fiction |
| He that hath no beard is __ than a man": Shak. |
| 30 Minutes or ___" (2011 Jesse Eisenberg movie) |
| Blink-182 "The more I go on, the ___ I can face this |
| Triumph "The more I get to see, the ___ I understand |
| It's sometimes more, like in the puzzle last Thursday!!! |
| Word in an express checkout lane which annoys grammarians |
| Word repeated by a minimalist artist until you end up with like a line |
| ___ is more" (minimalist truth every artist knows to be true including Le Corbusier who inspired my life) |