| "O! that way madness ___": King Lear | 46 |
| "No More ___" (Dick Gregory) | 38 |
| "No I never!" | 23 |
| "I don't believe any of it!" | 42 |
| "Here ___ ..." | 24 |
| "Debts and ___ are generally mixed together": Rabelais | 64 |
| " . . . believing in old men's ___ . . . ": Pound | 63 |
| 'All untrue!' | 21 |
| ____ low: holes up | 18 |
| ___ low (hides out) | 19 |
| Hides | 5 |
| Bides one's time | 20 |
| Hides out | 9 |
| Tries not to attract attention | 30 |
| Stays under the radar | 21 |
| Tries not to be noticed | 23 |
| Stays off the radar | 19 |
| Patiently waits for the right moment | 36 |
| Isn't very visible | 22 |
| Bides time while the heat is on | 31 |
| Misleads, in a way | 18 |
| Is untruthful with | 18 |
| Misinforms | 10 |
| More than misinforms | 20 |
| Isn't honest with | 21 |
| Is dishonest with, in a way | 27 |
| Is dishonest with | 17 |
| Doesn't level with | 22 |
| Worse than tricks | 17 |
| STANds at anchor | 16 |
| Shucks, so to speak | 19 |
| Remains stationary at sea | 25 |
| More than misleads | 18 |
| Isn't straight up with | 26 |
| Isn't candid with | 21 |
| Is still on the water | 21 |
| Is not straight with | 20 |
| Holds still, at sea | 19 |
| Hits with fibs | 14 |
| Faces the wind while stationary, at sea | 39 |
| Doesn't just throw off | 26 |
| Deliberately gives wrong information | 36 |
| ''Every bed, whereon he ___ . . .'' (Leviticus 15:4) | 68 |
| Reclines, biblically | 20 |
| Recline, biblically | 19 |
| Be prostrate, in the Bible | 26 |
| "He that ___ down with dogs ..." | 42 |
| "Every bed, whereon he __ ...": Leviticus | 51 |
| Be dishonest with | 17 |
| More than mislead | 17 |
| Remain stationary at sea | 24 |
| Not just mislead | 16 |
| Mislead, in a way | 17 |
| Be untruthful with | 18 |
| Stop the engines at sea | 23 |
| Purposely misinform | 19 |
| Not be straight with | 20 |
| Nautical phrase | 15 |
| Eurythmics hit, "Would I ___ You?" | 44 |
| Deliberately delude | 19 |
| Be still, at sea | 16 |
| Be dishonest with, in a way | 27 |
| "Would I --- you?" | 28 |
| Stay still, at sea | 18 |
| Stay stationary, nautically | 27 |
| Stay stationary, at sea | 23 |
| Stay stationary with bow to windward | 36 |
| Rest at anchor | 14 |
| Remain still, as a ship | 23 |
| Remain stationary, as a ship | 28 |
| Not be up-front with | 20 |
| Not be truthful with | 20 |
| More than deceive | 17 |
| Mislead, and more | 17 |
| Mislead and then some | 21 |
| Misinform | 9 |
| Keep a ship stationary | 22 |
| Jonny Lang "___ Me" | 29 |
| Hoodwink, in a way | 18 |
| Hold position, as a ship | 24 |
| Give the ___ (prove to be false) | 32 |
| Face the wind, nautically | 25 |
| Deliberately deceive | 20 |
| Deceive with untruths | 21 |
| Deceive by not telling the truth | 32 |
| Be stationary, at sea | 21 |
| Be stationary, as a ship | 24 |
| Be stationary in the winter | 27 |
| Be false with | 13 |
| Be deceptive with | 17 |
| Almost stop with the head facing the wind, as a ship | 52 |
| "Would I ___ you?" | 28 |
| "Why would you ___ me like that?" | 43 |
| In ___ of (replacing) | 21 |
| Baltic Sea feeder | 17 |
| "In ___ of flowers ..." | 33 |
| "In ___ of flowers . . ." | 35 |
| In ___ of (as a substitute for) | 31 |
| In ___ of (as a replacement for) | 32 |
| "In ___ of flowers..." | 32 |