| "_____ Death" (Grieg elegy) | 37 |
| "___ Tod," in a Grieg work | 36 |
| "___ Tod," in a Grieg opus | 36 |
| "___ Death" (Grieg elegy) | 35 |
| "___ Death" (Grieg composition) | 41 |
| "___ Death" ("Peer Gynt Suite" piece) | 57 |
| "__ Death": Grieg work | 32 |
| "__ Death": "Peer Gynt Suite No. 1" movement | 64 |
| "I'd hate to break up ___" | 40 |
| "I hate to break up ___" | 34 |
| At ___ time (prearranged) | 25 |
| "I'd hate to break up __" | 39 |
| Play ___ (enjoy some tennis) | 28 |
| Play ___ (do some tennis) | 25 |
| Words before "of rules" or "of china" | 57 |
| Words before "of rules" | 33 |
| Play ___ (perform some songs) | 29 |
| "I'd hate to break up ---" | 40 |
| "I hate to break up ___!" (collector's lament) | 60 |
| "___ of Six" (Joseph Conrad story collection) | 55 |
| ___ of golf clubs | 17 |
| Warhol's "___ of Six Self-Portraits" | 50 |
| Playing ___ (court activity) | 28 |
| Play ___, as of tennis | 22 |
| Play ___ (perform with the band) | 32 |
| Play ___ (perform a song grouping) | 34 |
| Joseph Conrad's "___ of Six" | 42 |
| Joseph Conrad's '-- of Six' | 39 |
| Do ___ (perform, band-style) | 28 |
| Do ___ (perform with the band) | 30 |
| Break up ___ | 12 |
| "You claim ___ then throw it up" (Mike Jones lyric) | 61 |
| "Win ___ of ..." (contest come-on) | 44 |
| "Want to play __?": tennis request | 44 |
| "I hate to break up __" | 33 |
| "I hate to break up ___ ..." | 38 |
| "I don't want to break up ___" | 44 |
| ''I'd hate to break up __'' | 47 |
| ''I'd hate to break up ___'' | 48 |
| Letter sign-off | 15 |
| Like always | 11 |
| Letter closer | 13 |
| Letter closing | 14 |
| Letter ending | 13 |
| "Sincerely yours" alternative | 39 |
| Love letter sign-off | 20 |
| Letter-closing words | 20 |
| Complimentary closing | 21 |
| "Yours" alternative | 29 |
| "Yours truly" alternative | 35 |
| Warm sign-off | 13 |
| "Cheers" alternative | 30 |
| No differently | 14 |
| Letter-writer's sign-off | 28 |
| Letter writer's signoff | 27 |
| Letter writer's sign-off | 28 |
| Familiar complimentary close | 28 |
| Closing for some letters | 24 |
| Alternative to "Sincerely" | 36 |
| "Yours truly" relative | 32 |
| "Always and again" alternative | 40 |
| To be the truth | 15 |
| How rumors might be misleadingly stated | 39 |
| To such an extent | 17 |
| Equally distant | 15 |
| ___ as the eye can see | 22 |
| Up to the point that | 20 |
| "___ as the eye can see" | 34 |
| ___ as possible | 15 |
| To the same extent | 18 |
| Equidistant | 11 |
| "___ as I can tell ..." | 33 |
| "___ as eye could see": Kingsley | 42 |
| "__ I know ..." | 25 |
| Comparable, distancewise | 24 |
| Comparable, distance-wise | 25 |
| "I trust him about ___ ..." (start of a leery person's statement) | 79 |
| "___ as I know" | 25 |
| "___ as I can see..." | 31 |
| "___ as angels ken": Milton | 37 |
| ''I trust him about ___ ...'' (start of skeptical phrase) | 73 |
| ''I trust him about ___ ...'' (start of a skeptic's phrase) | 79 |
| --- as the eye can see | 22 |
| ___ as (to the extent that) | 27 |
| To the extent that | 18 |
| To the point that | 17 |
| To the degree that | 18 |
| Up to a certain point | 21 |
| "The eye can see" start | 33 |
| What goes before that goes? | 27 |
| "___ I know" | 22 |
| ___ the eye can see | 19 |
| To the greatest extent | 22 |
| To the limit | 12 |
| ___ as a fiddle | 15 |
| Comparable to a fiddle | 22 |
| In comparable shape | 19 |
| Comparatively healthy | 21 |
| Comparable to a fiddle? | 23 |
| "But ___ me, give me . . . " | 38 |