It passes | 9 |
It participates in cover-ups | 28 |
It parted in Exodus | 19 |
It parted for Moses | 19 |
It parallels the radius | 23 |
It parallels the fibula | 23 |
It parallels a radius | 21 |
It pairs with "Faith," in an Irish saying | 51 |
It pairs with "Faith," in a saying | 44 |
It paid about 50-1 at the 2007 Kentucky Derby | 45 |
It packs a charge | 17 |
It owns Cinemax | 15 |
It oversees a major production every two yrs. | 45 |
It ought to be condemned | 24 |
It originates from the left ventricle | 37 |
It originated from the General Call made with a boatswain's pipe | 68 |
It originated at Zurich's Cabaret Voltaire in the 1910s | 59 |
It originally included 51 states | 32 |
It orbits the sun in 88 days | 28 |
It orbited Earth 86,331 times | 29 |
It operates under a royal charter | 33 |
It operates on wind power | 25 |
It operates gears | 17 |
It operates by compression | 26 |
It opens with thunder and lightning, in "Macbeth" | 59 |
It opens with a click | 21 |
It opens with a 75-bar bassoon solo | 35 |
It opens Windows | 16 |
It opens the door | 17 |
It opens sesame | 15 |
It opens on Broadway | 20 |
It opens most doors | 19 |
It opens many locks | 19 |
It opens many doors | 19 |
It opens Letterman’s “Viewer Mail” | 46 |
It opens in the fall | 20 |
It opens in Sept. | 17 |
It opens in a public square in Seville | 38 |
It opens for a successful fall | 30 |
It opens during the fall | 24 |
It opens all doors | 18 |
It opened on Broadway on 9/25/79 | 32 |
It opened on Broadway Dec. 30, 1948 | 35 |
It opened its first store in Winston-Salem, N.C., in 1937 | 57 |
It opened in Manhattan in 1924 | 30 |
It opened in Cairo | 18 |
It opened in August 1914 | 24 |
It opened in 1871 | 17 |
It opened in 1825 | 17 |
It only moves when towed | 24 |
It only makes things worse | 26 |
It only makes sense when it's broken | 40 |
It only has one mast | 20 |
It once went far | 16 |
It once stretched from France to Russia: Abbr. | 46 |
It once settled near Pompeii | 28 |
It once ruled Mozambique | 24 |
It once preceded Germany | 24 |
It once meant once | 18 |
It once made up the school board | 32 |
It once hung over the Kremlin | 29 |
It once had over 30 million subscribers | 39 |
It once had many satellites in its orbit | 40 |
It once had a jingle with the line "One little can will keep you running free" | 88 |
It once had a hub at JFK | 24 |
It once had a "30 minutes or it's free" policy | 60 |
It once featured Franklin | 25 |
It once cost 5 cents | 20 |
It once competed with the NBA | 29 |
It once bought a cup of coffee | 30 |
It once billed itself "The most trusted name in television" | 69 |
It often winds up in a yard | 27 |
It often took Joe Biden home | 28 |
It often thickens | 17 |
It often takes the cake | 23 |
It often takes place in a bar | 29 |
It often stays in the closet | 28 |
It often starts with www. | 25 |
It often starts with "www" | 36 |
It often starts with "http:" | 38 |
It often starts a fight | 23 |
It often shows a band's name | 32 |
It often rings in the morning | 29 |
It often results in changes across the board | 44 |
It often requires processing | 28 |
It often requires a security deposit | 36 |
It often represents time | 24 |
It often precedes you | 21 |
It often precedes technicalities | 32 |
It often precedes an encore | 27 |
It often precedes a three-digit number | 38 |
It often precedes a deal | 24 |
It often pays minimum wage | 26 |
It often pauses a game | 22 |
It often needs to be changed | 28 |
It often needs ironing | 22 |
It often messes tresses | 23 |
It often makes a big splash | 27 |
It often leaves the yard | 24 |
It often leads to a run | 23 |