| "___ a far, far better thing ..." (Dickens) | 53 |
| "___ a far, far better thing ..." | 43 |
| "___ a far, far better thing . . . " | 46 |
| "___ a Beauteous Evening": Wordsworth | 47 |
| "__ the east, and Juliet ..." | 39 |
| 'Tis, in toto | 17 |
| "___ far, far better thing . . . " | 44 |
| ''___ far, far better thing . . .'' | 51 |
| "___ wise father . . . " | 34 |
| "___ far, far better thing..." | 40 |
| "___ far, far better thing ..." | 41 |
| "___ far, far better thing . . ." | 43 |
| "___ far, far better . . . " | 38 |
| "--- far, far better..." | 34 |
| "_____ far, far better thing...": Dickens | 51 |
| "___ wise father . . . ": Shak. | 41 |
| "___ wise father . . . : Shak. | 35 |
| "___ tale told by . . . ": Macbeth | 44 |
| "___ tale told . . . ": Macbeth | 41 |
| "___ far, far better thing that I do ..." (Dickens) | 61 |
| "___ far, far better thing ...": Dickens | 50 |
| "___ far far better thing ...": Dickens | 49 |
| ''___ far, far better thing ...'' | 49 |
| '-- far far better thing I do ...' | 42 |
| "Who's there?" response | 37 |
| "Who's there?" reply | 34 |
| Formal response to "Who's there?" | 47 |
| Reply to "Who's there?" | 37 |
| Answer to "Who's there?" | 38 |
| Formal reply to "Who's there?" | 44 |
| "Who's there?" answer | 35 |
| Formal declaration | 18 |
| Response at the door | 20 |
| Heroic way to introduce oneself | 31 |
| Formal response to "Who goes there?" | 46 |
| Formal answer to "Who's there?" | 45 |
| Formal "Who's there?" response | 44 |
| "You're looking at him!" | 38 |
| "Who's calling?" response | 39 |
| "Who goes there?" reply | 33 |
| ''Who goes there?'' response, perhaps | 53 |
| Thespian identification | 23 |
| Stilted response to "Who's there?" | 48 |
| Present announcement? | 21 |
| Grammatically proper identification | 35 |
| Formal response to ''Who's there?'' | 55 |
| Formal response at the door | 27 |
| Formal pro-nouncement at the door | 33 |
| Formal phrase of identification | 31 |
| Formal identification | 21 |
| Formal doorstep response | 24 |
| Formal answer to "Who's at the door?" | 51 |
| Formal acknowledgment | 21 |
| Formal "Who's there?" reply | 41 |
| Formal "Who's there?" answer | 42 |
| Dramatic response to "Who's there?" | 49 |
| "Yours truly calling" | 31 |
| "Who goes there?" retort | 34 |
| "Presenting...me!" | 28 |
| "Just me," formally | 29 |
| "Unh-unh" | 19 |
| Terse demurral | 14 |
| Contradicting phrase | 20 |
| "Incorrect!" | 22 |
| Words of objection | 18 |
| Terse negation | 14 |
| Phrase of disagreement | 22 |
| Don Cornell classic, "___ Fair" | 41 |
| "Wrong" | 17 |
| "Say ___ So" (Hall & Oates) | 41 |
| "I disagree" | 22 |
| "___ Fair," 1933 song | 31 |
| "__ Right": Platters hit | 34 |
| " . . . but as ___, it ain't": Carroll | 52 |
| "We aren't finished here" | 39 |
| "Yea, verily" | 23 |
| "Yep" | 15 |
| "That's right" | 28 |
| "True" | 16 |
| "Truly" | 17 |
| Phrase in a kid's argument, perhaps | 39 |
| Answer to "It is not!" | 32 |
| "Yes, indeed" | 23 |
| "Yes, indeed!" | 24 |
| Statement of fact | 17 |
| Snippy response to a doubting Thomas | 36 |
| Phrase in a playground argument | 31 |
| "You speak the truth" | 31 |
| "Yea" | 15 |
| "Quite correct" | 25 |
| "Most definitely" | 27 |
| "___ nice to be dating someone sane!" | 47 |
| 'Yea, verily' | 21 |
| "___ cost you!" | 25 |
| "___ be good for you!" | 32 |
| "___ turn up" | 23 |
| '-- have to do' | 23 |
| "One day ___ all make sense" | 38 |
| "___ all come out in the wash" | 40 |
| Popular contraction | 19 |