- ESC
- F1 neighbor, often
- Key that may be pressed in panic
- PC key
- PC panic button
- Computer key
- Corner key
- Key to getting out?
- Pressing need for getting out of some windows?
- Key in the top left, usually
- Key used to hide NSFW content
- Button pressed in a moment of panic
- Key for naughty surfers?
- NSFW key-at-the-ready
- Key for closing a window, say
- Key on a Packard Bell, e.g.
- Letters with a tilde underneath
- You can press it instead of clicking Cancel
- It's pressed in the corner
- Key used for exiting
- Oops key
- Button pressed feverishly when the boss approaches, say
- F1 neighbor, on a PC
- Halp! I want out! key
- Key hit with the pinky, often
- NSFW key
- Button that might be mashed when a program freezes
- Stop-watching-fullscreen key
- Button next to F1
- Key that might minimize a window
- Keyboard button alphabetically following "Enter"
- PC "oops" key
- Upper-left key
- F1 neighbor
- Oh fuck computer key
- Backup key?
- It's clicked for cancelling
- Key abbr.
- Key above a ~
- Key futilely pushed after a computer freeze
- Key often hit in anger
- Key pushed repeatedly during a crash
- People push it when closing
- Window-closing key
- ` neighbor
- Laptop key
- X key
- Pause key in video games
- Button frantically pushed in a crash
- Closing key
- Key for closing
- Boss key
- Key beside F1
- Key next to F1
- Key used while closing things
- Program-leaving key
- Laptop's panic-button
- PC's panic button
- Emergency PC key
- PC bailout key
- PC "Go back!" key
- Computer key (on the upper left)
- PC panic key
- Help! key on a PC
- PC key (on the top left)
- PC "Help!" key
- What an office worker may pound repeatedly in frustration
- Upper-left PC key
- Bailout key
- Top-left PC key
- Exit full-screen mode key, often
- Exit-the-program key
- Upper-left key, often
- Bailout PC key
- PC key next to F1
- It may be mashed during a crash
- It's often pounded after freezing
- Boss button, often
- It might help you get out of a freeze
- Something often pushed in a corner
- It's often pounded in futility
- Part of the Force Quit combination
- What sounds like a prisoner's favorite key?
- Key to quitting
- Key to staying out of trouble at work?
- Something struck in hopes of eluding a crash
- You may get out of a dialog with it
- Window closer
- PC tilde topper
- Upper-leftmost PC key
- IBM bailout option
- Key requirement for an IBM bailout
- PC key in the upper left corner
- Discontinue this computer key
- Go back! on a PC
- I didn't mean to do that key, on a PC
- Abbr. on a PC key
- Letters on a PC key
- PC's undo key
- PC user's panic button
- Key in the upper left corner of the keyboard
- PC bailout
- PC bailout option
- There may be a tilde underneath it
- Panic button found in six of this puzzle's long answers
- Key in a corner
- Key near F1
- PC getaway?
- PC "Stop!" key
- Exit-a-program button
- Computer key that's the equivalent of clicking Cancel
- Key to getting out of a jam?
- Pause button, perh.
- F1 neighbor, on a PC keyboard
- F1's neighbor
- PC crisis key
- PC key in the corner
- Corner PC key
- F1 neighbor, on a keyboard
- Key label on a keyboard
- Bailout key on a PC
- Key pressed to leave full-screen mode on YouTube
- PC key used to leave full-screen mode
- PC program ender
- Corner key on a PC
- Key often hit while frustrated
- Key requirement for a Microsoft bailout?
- PC "abort" key
- Upper-left laptop key
- Key in the upper-left corner
- Letters on the upper left key, often
- Upper left key on a MacBook
- Key hovered over by off-task workers
- On my keyboard, it's next to the key with the tiny sun on it
- Exit full screen button
- It goes above a tilde
- Key in the NW corner
- Key pressed for egress
- [I'm a computer user, get me out of here!]
- Keyboard's NW corner
- PC "Get me out of here" key
- Never mind key
- Key to getting out of trouble?
- It's left of "F1" on a PC keyboard
- Important PC feature
- Key that takes you back
- F1 neighbor, on PCs
- Mtge. subject
- PC key near F1
- Mtge.-related payment
- Letters seen near a tilde
- PC backup key
- Part of many a mtge. payment
- PC key for getting out of trouble
- PC's top-left key
- Changed-my-mind key
- Key for getting out of a jam
- Key to the left of F1
- Top-row PC key
- I didn't mean to do that key
- Never mind PC key
- Exit key of a sort
- Key for backups?
- Abort! key
- Key that cancels
- Oft-used PC key
- Top row key
- PC exit key
- PC undo key
- Top-left key
- Key to backing up?
- PC key to the left of F1
- Outta here! PC key
- It's NW of QWERTY
- Corner key that may get you out of a corner
- Key used to stop
- PC corner key
- Top row keyboard key
- Backing-up key
- Key that will get you out of a window
- Key to going back
- NW corner key
- Key above ~
- Key hit in panic
- Key that exits full-screen mode
- Key used to exit?
- Keyboard key for exiting full-screen mode
- PC rescue key
- Keyboard panic button
- Close this window key
- Didn't mean to open that key
- Key for exiting full-screen mode
- Keypad key
- PC button
- Computer button
- Upper-left keyboard key
- Keyboard key
- Upper-left computer key
- Corner keyboard key
- Get-out key
- Computer "panic" key
- Key for getting out
- Key for an exit
- Key near the tilde
- PC "flee" key
- PC upper-left key
- Key that may close a window
- Key used to leave
- Key to some fast exits
- PC "get out" key
- PC bail key
- Cancel PC key
- Go back PC key
- PC cancel key
- Key carried by salesclerks
- PC's "bailout" key
- Top-left PC command
- Key for a fast exit
- Crisis key on a PC
- PC key above the tilde
- Undo PC key
- Key to leave with
- PC "get out" button
- PC bailout button
- PC's "go back" key
- Computer keyboard key
- Panic button: Abbr.
- F1 neighbor, on some keyboards
- Key letters
- Clear button on computer calculators
- Key used to close a window, perhaps
- Button that might take you back
- Key above the tilde
- Northwesternmost key
- Top-left keyboard key
- Shortcut key for "stop" in a Web browser
- Naval squadron: Abbr.
- Portuguese coin: Abbr.
- Spanish coin: Abbr.
- Coat of arms: Abbr.
- Money of Portugal: Abbr.
- Fire stair: Abbr.
- Fire exit: Abbr.
- Getaway: Abbr.
- Port. coin
- Port. monetary unit
- Port. money
- Coin of Portugal: Abbr.
- Computer key abbr.
- Help button
- It quits when it gets depressed
- Key for getting out, not in
- Key that exits full-screen video
- Key used to get out, but not in
- Panic button, of a sort
- Helpful PC key
- Computer key, for short
- Computer option: Abbr.
- Emergency key
- It's left of F1 on a PC
- Abbr. on a key
- Exit-the-program button
- PC way out?
- Help! key
- Isolated PC key
- Key that might close a dialog box
- Lesser-used PC key
- Get out key: Abbr.
- Key to get out of a jam?
- Way out: Abbr.
- Bailout button
- Exit key
- Keyboard key above ˜
- PC key for problem situations
- Get-out-of-full-screen button
- Exit full screen key
- Key on a computer keyboard
- Keyboard abbr.
- Upper-left computer key: Abbr.
- Mac key
- Top-left button on most keyboards
- With 67-Down, tool for getting out of a window, in brief
- Key used to make an exit
- YouTube full-screen mode exit key
- Abbr. on a keyboard key
- Corner key on a keyboard
- Full-screen mode exit key
- It appears over a tilde
- Screen-minimizing key
- Something to hold money in
- The key to making a quick exit?
- Cancel key
- Return from full-screen mode key
- Abbreviation near a tilde
- Canceling key
- Ctrl-Shift-___ (shortcut for a force-quit)
- Key above a tilde
- Key near "∼"
- Key to get out
- Key to get out of full-screen video
- Key used to get out, not in
- Neighbor of F1 and a tilde
- Emergency keyboard key
- Alt-___, PC command to switch between windows
- Key that closes a window
- Key that works to exit but not enter
- Key to a quick exit?
- Cancel on a keyboard
- High key
- It's northwest of 1
- Keyboard key not found on smartphones
- Key at the ready when viewing NSFW content, maybe
- Key for closing a window
- Keyboard button in the upper left
- Key next to f1, often
- Key one might pound out of frustration
- Key pressed frantically during a crash
- PC key abbr.
- Corner button
- Key at the ready when viewing NSFW content
- 'Get out' PC key
- Famous Journey album (Abbr.)
- Eden Synthetic Corps
- Key to exit full screen
- Key you might rush to press before your boss walks by and catches you off task
- Quitting key
- Way to get out of full-screen
- Key at the upper left corner
- Get me outta here! button
- A tilde might be seen under it
- It's often left of F1
- Key used to exit a full-screen window, for short
- Key requirement for a PC bailout
- PC user's bailout key
- Key to exit?
- Key to leave?
- Abbr. on a computer key
- Abbr. on a keypad key
- Get outta here! PC key
- Key hidden in "widescreen"
- Stop loading page key
- Key pushed in desperation
- Key to try before 23-Across
- Key two rows above Tab
- Key often pressed frantically
- Key you may push frantically
- Get me out of here! key
- Stop loading this site key
- PC key of last resort
- PC's "Get me outta here!" key
- Get me out of here computer key
- Key for exiting a slideshow
- Mall mover, for short
- Key in the corner
- Key for a getaway
- Key to an exit
- Back-out key
- Computer key inscription
- Window-closing PC key
- Cancel that key
- Full-screen exit key
- Key for exits
- Key in the top left
- Key that can lead to a quick exit
- Top-left laptop key
- Exit full screen mode key
- Computer key above ~
- Corner computer key
- Key in the NW of a keyboard
- Key near a tilde
- Top-left computer key
- Computer key above the tilde
- Computer key for exiting
- Eurovision, for short
- Top-left key on a laptop
- Competition that Loreen won in 2023 and 2012 (Abbr.)
- Key that's a neighbor of ~
- Key to exit full screen, usually
- Get me outta here computer key
- PC key above ~
- Comp. key
- Letters above a tilde
- PC key for leaving full-screen mode
- Computer key letters
- Neighbor of F1
- Key for computer bailout
- Letters on a top-row key
- Key for canceling
- Computer key missing its "ape"
- Key hit with the left pinkie
- Key to the exit?
- Key above tilde
- Key in the upper left
- Key near 1
- Key near tilde
- Tilde neighbor
- Cancel key on a PC
- Key often struck in a panic
- Key somewhere above 39-Across
- PC's "abort" key
- Tilde key neighbor
- Key that may close windows
- Key that stops a process
- Window closer, sometimes
- Window closer, of a sort
- Key to exit full-screen mode
