Possible Questions:
- Complete
- Utter
- Row
- Classify
- Put in order
- This puzzle's theme
- Absolute
- Station
- Gross
- Have status
- Standing
- Foul
- Grade
- Downright
- Malodorous
- Vulgar
- Foul-smelling
- Stinky
- Indecent
- Offensive
- File's partner
- Flagrant
- Hierarchy level
- Fetid
- Social standing
- Echelon
- Social position
- Noxious
- Major, for one
- Overgrown
- Noisome
- Colonel or captain
- Standing in the military?
- Level of authority
- File crosser
- Captain, e.g.
- Sergeant, for one
- Egregious
- Stack up
- Private or general, e.g.
- Position in a hierarchy
- Military echelon
- What stripes may indicate
- Unsavory
- Relative standing
- Put in order of significance
- Military level
- Major, but not minor
- File partner
- File companion
- Assign places to
- Arrange in order
- Admiral, e.g.
- What stars may indicate
- Standing in the military
- Something to pull
- Social station
- Sergeant or admiral
- Relative position
- Prioritize
- Place in the pecking order
- Partner with name and serial number
- Military status
- Military standing
- General or private
- General or major
- Class level
- Chessboard line
- -- and file
- You might pull it to get your way
- What this puzzle's theme deals with
- What stripes might indicate
- What stars might indicate
- Super smelly
- Status in a hierarchy
- Status
- Standing in the navy?
- Specialist, for one
- Sort, in a way
- Soldier's datum
- Smelling bad
- Smelling awful
- Sergeant or general
- Seeding
- Row on a chessboard
- Privates can't pull it
- Private or major
- Private or captain
- Pecking-order position
- P.O.W. data item
- One of eight in chess
- Official standing
- Odiferous
- Number in chess notation
- Needing a bath badly
- Name-serial number go-between
- Name and serial number companion
- Movie maker J. Arthur
- Major, for example
- Major or major general
- Luxuriant in growth
- List in order of importance
- Line in chess
- Like some amateurs
- Level in a hierarchy
- Kind of outsider
- J. Arthur of films
- It might be pulled
- Having an unpleasant odor
- Grossly coarse
- General, e.g.
- File's cousin
- File's counterpart
- File's companion
- Corporal or captain
- Companion of file
- Colonel or corporal
- Class, level or class level
- Chessboard row
- Captain, for one
- Army status
- Army level
- '80s cowpunks ___ and File
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