| "Waiting for the Robert __" | 37 |
| "Waiting for the Robert _____" | 40 |
| "Waitin' for the Robert --- " | 43 |
| "Waitin' for the Robert ___" | 42 |
| ''Waiting for the Robert __'' | 45 |
| Well-known followers of Robert | 30 |
| Waiting for the Robert ____ | 27 |
| Waitin' for the Robert ___ | 32 |
| Virginia's Robert ___ | 25 |
| Virginia's Rob't | 24 |
| U.S.S. Robert ___ (decommissioned sub) | 38 |
| S. Grant's adversary | 24 |
| S. Grant beat him | 17 |
| Robt. ____ | 10 |
| Robt. ___ of the C.S.A. | 23 |
| Robert of the C.S.A. | 20 |
| Robert ____ CSA | 16 |
| Robert ___ (famous steamboat) | 29 |
| Robert __ (Civil War general) | 29 |
| Robert of the CSA | 18 |
| Robert in grey | 15 |
| Rob't ____ | 14 |
| Rob't ___ of the C.S.A. | 27 |
| Riverboat Robert _____ | 22 |
| Reb Robt. ____ | 14 |
| Part of a Southern signature | 28 |
| Part of a noted reb's signature | 35 |
| Part of a Confederate signature | 31 |
| Part of a C.S.A. name | 21 |
| Part of a C.S.A. hero's signature | 37 |
| Part of a 19th-century signature | 32 |
| Mrs. Robert ___ (Mary Custis) | 29 |
| General Robt. -- | 16 |
| General Robt. ___ | 17 |
| General Robt. __ | 16 |
| General Robert ____ | 19 |
| Gen. Robt. -- | 13 |
| Gen. Robt. | 10 |
| Gen. Robert | 11 |
| Gen. R. ___ | 11 |
| Freeman's "Robert ___" | 36 |
| Freeman's "R. ___" | 32 |
| Followers of C.S.A.'s Robert | 32 |
| Famous Robert | 13 |
| Famed Robt. | 11 |
| CSA signature part | 18 |
| Confederate Gen. Robert | 23 |
| Completion of Robt.'s signature | 35 |
| Civil War's Robt. __ | 24 |
| Civil War's Gen. Robert -- | 30 |
| C.S.A.'s Robert | 19 |
| C.S.A. signature part | 21 |
| C.S.A. General Robert ___ | 25 |
| "Waiting for the Robert ---" | 38 |
| "Waiting for the Robert ___ " | 39 |
| "... waitin' for the Robert ___" | 46 |
| Refinement | 10 |
| Poshness | 8 |
| Refined grace | 13 |
| Classy quality | 14 |
| Urbanity | 8 |
| Refined quality | 15 |
| Refined and discriminating taste | 32 |
| Refined taste | 13 |
| Refined gracefulness | 20 |
| Old World charm | 15 |
| Astaire quality | 15 |
| A touch of class | 16 |
| Swanky | 6 |
| Deluxe | 6 |
| High-class | 10 |
| Courtly | 7 |
| Tastefully luxurious | 20 |
| White-tie, say | 14 |
| Tastefully beautiful | 20 |
| To the manner born | 18 |
| Tastefully ornate | 17 |
| Tastefully fine | 15 |
| Tastefully correct | 18 |
| Refined and tasteful | 20 |
| Posh; polished | 14 |
| Posh or polished | 16 |
| Polished; courtly | 17 |
| Polished and posh | 17 |
| Opposite of coarse | 18 |
| Like Waterford crystal | 22 |
| Gracefully refined | 18 |
| Finely done | 11 |
| Efficiently stated, as a theorem | 32 |
| Classily clad | 13 |
| Beautifully appointed | 21 |
| Writer of sad poems | 19 |
| Thomas Gray, for one | 20 |
| Thomas Gray, e.g. | 17 |
| Writer of pieces in passing? | 28 |
| Thomas Gray, notably | 20 |
| Thomas Gray was one | 19 |
| Rilke, for one | 14 |
| Ovid, during his exile | 22 |
| Gray, for one | 13 |