| Could possibly be | 17 |
| Apparently is | 13 |
| "It ___ to me that ..." | 33 |
| "It ___ to me that . . ." | 35 |
| "It ___ to me ..." | 28 |
| "It __ to me ..." | 27 |
| ''___ like old times'' | 38 |
| Word Hamlet said he didn't know | 35 |
| What Hamlet said he knew not | 28 |
| Verb Hamlet knew not | 20 |
| Pearl Jam "Nothing As It ___" | 39 |
| Looks like it | 13 |
| Looks as if | 11 |
| Looks (to be) | 13 |
| Is judged to be | 15 |
| Homophone for seams | 19 |
| Has the earmarks of | 19 |
| Feels like | 10 |
| Feels (like) | 12 |
| Could be | 8 |
| Comes off as | 12 |
| "Sorry ___ to Be the Hardest Word" | 44 |
| "It ___ to me" | 24 |
| "It ___ to me . . . " | 31 |
| "I know not '___' ": Hamlet | 45 |
| "How sweet and fair she ___ to be": Waller | 52 |
| "___ like old times" | 30 |
| "Apparently" | 22 |
| "I'm fine with it" | 32 |
| " . . . he ___ bigger than his head": Shak. | 53 |
| Appear that way | 15 |
| It would ___ (probably) | 23 |
| Appear as such | 14 |
| Looks good on first inspection | 30 |
| "Looks that way" | 26 |
| Looks like it does | 18 |
| Appears that way | 16 |
| Apparently does | 15 |
| "Appears that way" | 28 |
| "And ___ shake the spheres": Dryden | 45 |
| Definition, part 5 | 18 |
| "I think..." | 22 |
| "I think ..." | 23 |
| "Evidently ..." | 25 |
| Apparently do | 13 |
| "It would ___ me ..." | 31 |
| Ostensibly do | 13 |
| Look that way | 13 |
| "It would ___ me that ..." | 36 |
| "I can't ___ catch a break" | 41 |
| Appear to be legit | 18 |
| "___ Lawyer," Olsen-Johnson film | 42 |
| "Now I've ___ everything!" | 40 |
| "As ___ on TV" | 24 |
| Homophone for scene | 19 |
| On display | 10 |
| "As ___ on TV!" | 25 |
| "... ___ and not heard" | 33 |
| Treated, as a patient | 21 |
| Gone out with | 13 |
| Patient status | 14 |
| No longer hidden | 16 |
| What children should be | 23 |
| Taken in by a doctor? | 21 |
| Taken a look at | 15 |
| Spotted in society | 18 |
| Not obscured | 12 |
| No longer waiting for the doctor | 32 |
| No longer secret | 16 |
| Gotten a look at | 16 |
| Fourth word of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" | 58 |
| Examined by the doctor | 22 |
| "Wars I Have ___": G. Stein | 37 |
| "Scene" homophone | 27 |
| "Now I've __ everything!" | 39 |
| ''As __ on TV'' | 31 |
| What children should be? | 24 |
| What children should be, proverbially | 37 |
| Scene homophone | 15 |
| Received, as a visitor | 22 |
| Observed in the act | 19 |
| No longer invisible | 19 |
| Like some bets and patients | 27 |
| Like a poker bet met | 20 |
| Like a met poker bet | 20 |
| Examined, as a patient | 22 |
| Detected, in a way | 18 |
| Caught, as a show | 17 |
| Caught, as a flick | 18 |
| Caught in the act, perhaps | 26 |
| Caught a look at | 16 |
| "You ain't ___ nothin' yet!" | 46 |
| "Mine eyes have ___ ..." | 34 |
| "Have You Ever ___ the Rain?" | 39 |
| "Have You ___ Her" | 28 |
| "... as ___ on TV" | 28 |
| ". . . ___ and not heard" | 35 |
| ''Mine eyes have ___ the glory . . .'' | 54 |
| What Victorian children should only have been | 45 |
| What little children should be | 30 |