Text | Length |
YielderÂ’s cry | 17 |
Yielder's cry | 17 |
Vanya, for one | 14 |
Tom or Sam, e.g. | 16 |
Title for Remus | 15 |
Term of surrender | 17 |
Ted, to Caroline | 16 |
Surrender word | 14 |
Submissive cry | 14 |
Sam or Vanya | 12 |
Sam or Tom, e.g. | 16 |
Sam or Buck, e.g. | 17 |
Remus or Tom | 12 |
Recruiter Sam | 13 |
Poseidon, to Athena | 19 |
Monkey's ___ | 16 |
Man in a tree? | 14 |
Henry, to Dorothy | 17 |
Giving-in word | 14 |
Giving word? | 12 |
Garis's Wiggily | 19 |
Epithet for Sam | 15 |
Cry of concession | 17 |
Cousin's dad | 16 |
Concession word | 15 |
Bob's your ___ | 18 |
Aunt's spouse | 17 |
Aunt's husband | 18 |
1960s TV spy org. | 17 |
Tref, in Judaism | 16 |
Ceremonially impure | 19 |
Lack of hygiene | 15 |
Big name in rice | 16 |
Addams character | 16 |
Harris patriarch | 16 |
Dad's brothers | 18 |
Sam and Tom, e.g. | 17 |
Rich relatives? | 15 |
Remus and Tom | 13 |
Remus and Sam, e.g. | 19 |
Pawnbrokers: Slang | 18 |
Fester and Vanya | 16 |
Fester and Remus | 16 |
He wants you | 12 |
Star-spangled guy | 17 |
Pointer on a poster | 19 |
Friend of John Bull | 19 |
Familiar pointer | 16 |
American icon | 13 |
Classic 1852 novel | 18 |
Chekhov work | 12 |
Chekhov relative | 16 |
Chekhov play: 1899 | 18 |
Chekhov masterpiece | 19 |
Anton Chekhov play | 18 |
Removes the cover | 17 |
Clear, as a drain | 17 |
Work with a snake | 17 |
Use Drano, say | 14 |
Employ a snake | 14 |
Do a drain job | 14 |
Plumber's step? | 19 |
Not obstructed | 14 |
Very orderly | 12 |
Strange: Scot. | 14 |
Strange, in Ayr | 15 |
Remarkable: Scot. | 17 |
Strip of paint | 14 |
Lacking laminas | 15 |
Having no zip | 13 |
Straighten a hose | 17 |
Relax, as a snake | 17 |
7-Up, in old ads | 16 |
7 UP, in old ads | 16 |
The ___ (7-Up) | 14 |
Nickname for 7UP | 16 |
7UP nickname | 12 |
Plain, in a way | 15 |
Not attractive | 14 |
Reserved; taciturn | 18 |
Very inactive | 13 |
Yearn from within | 17 |
Needing comforters | 18 |
Feeling no remorse | 18 |
Commonly accepted | 17 |
Hardly in vogue | 15 |
Far from hip | 12 |
Open the champagne | 18 |
Remove stopple | 14 |
Prepare to pour | 15 |
Pop, as champagne | 17 |
Open, as wine | 13 |
Open, as a magnum | 17 |
Open the wine | 13 |
Opens, as wine | 14 |
No longer stops? | 16 |
Loose a caboose | 15 |
Removed a hood | 14 |
Remove from a box | 17 |
Out of the box | 14 |
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