| Cars whose only color until 1952 was bottle green | 49 |
| Cars used while yours is in the shop | 36 |
| Cars to the Oscars | 18 |
| Cars that sound weepy? | 22 |
| Cars that have seen better days | 31 |
| Cars that go toward other cars | 30 |
| Cars that don't need gas | 28 |
| Cars that are in the shop a lot | 31 |
| Cars such as the Rio and Soul | 29 |
| Cars sold at auction, casually | 30 |
| Cars rebranded as Chevrolets in 1998 | 36 |
| Cars over the road | 18 |
| Cars or desserts | 16 |
| Cars once advertised as "The Gold Standard of Value" | 62 |
| Cars on tracks | 14 |
| Cars on rails | 13 |
| Cars of yesteryear | 18 |
| Cars of yesterday | 17 |
| Cars of the 20's | 20 |
| Cars of the 1920's | 22 |
| Cars of the '20s | 20 |
| Cars named after the boss' son | 34 |
| Cars leader Ocasek | 18 |
| Cars known for backfiring? | 26 |
| Cars introduced in 1905 | 23 |
| Cars introduced in 1904 | 23 |
| Cars from Sweden | 16 |
| Cars from South Korea | 21 |
| Cars from repair shops | 22 |
| Cars from Korea | 15 |
| Cars for V.I.P.'s | 21 |
| Cars for the stars | 18 |
| Cars for stars | 14 |
| Cars for hire | 13 |
| Cars for execs | 14 |
| Cars featuring a tri-shield logo | 32 |
| Cars discontinued after 1931 | 28 |
| Cars designed to compete with Corvettes | 39 |
| Cars called Bugs, e.g. | 22 |
| Cars brought to a dealership, often | 35 |
| Cars and refrigerators, e.g. | 28 |
| Cars and appliances, to economists | 34 |
| Cars "Why ___ Have You?" | 34 |
| Cars "Let's Go" singer Benjamin | 45 |
| Cars "Good ___ Roll" | 30 |
| Cars "Drive" singer Benjamin | 38 |
| Cars "Bye Bye Love" singer Benjamin | 45 |
| Cars | 4 |
| CarrySenecas | 12 |
| Carryout order request | 22 |
| Carryout item? | 14 |
| Carryout drink topper | 21 |
| Carryings-on | 12 |
| Carrying-on | 11 |
| Carrying, so to speak | 21 |
| Carrying weapons | 16 |
| Carrying troughs | 16 |
| Carrying the latest | 19 |
| Carrying the day | 16 |
| Carrying team | 13 |
| Carrying some heavy artillery | 29 |
| Carrying people, for short? | 27 |
| Carrying out the trash, maybe | 29 |
| Carrying out the garbage, e.g. | 30 |
| Carrying out | 12 |
| Carrying only cash or checks? | 29 |
| Carrying oneself proudly | 24 |
| Carrying one is part of a tour duty | 35 |
| Carrying on customarily | 23 |
| Carrying on conceitedly | 23 |
| Carrying on | 11 |
| Carrying of canoes, e.g. | 24 |
| Carrying of boats over land | 27 |
| Carrying no guarantees | 22 |
| Carrying mail | 13 |
| Carrying little weight | 22 |
| Carrying limit | 14 |
| Carrying heat | 13 |
| Carrying guns | 13 |
| Carrying extra weight | 21 |
| Carrying current | 16 |
| Carrying convenience | 20 |
| Carrying charge | 15 |
| Carrying case | 13 |
| Carrying cargo | 14 |
| Carrying capacity of a ship | 27 |
| Carrying capacity | 17 |
| Carrying capacities | 19 |
| Carrying baggage | 16 |
| Carrying bag | 12 |
| Carrying artillery | 18 |
| Carrying a weapon | 17 |
| Carrying a lot? | 15 |
| Carrying a lot of weight | 24 |
| Carrying a lot of extra baggage, so to speak | 44 |
| Carrying a lot | 14 |
| Carrying a lance | 16 |
| Carrying a gun | 14 |
| Carrying a grudge | 17 |
| Carrying a full load | 20 |