Abigail Van Buren's real first name | 39 |
Abigails | 8 |
Abilene nickname | 16 |
Abilene-to-Fort Worth dir. | 26 |
Abilene-to-San Antonio dir. | 27 |
Abilene-to-Waco dir. | 20 |
Abilities | 9 |
Ability | 7 |
Ability lacked by landlubbers | 29 |
Ability studied in the ganzfeld experiment | 42 |
Ability tested with Zener cards, for short | 42 |
Ability to adjust one's balance to the motion of a ship | 59 |
Ability to appreciate music | 27 |
Ability to banter | 17 |
Ability to come in out of the rain | 34 |
Ability to deliver? | 19 |
Ability to detect a certain orientation | 39 |
Ability to discern good music | 29 |
Ability to distinguish pitch | 28 |
Ability to drink a lot | 22 |
Ability to drink alcohol without evident drunkenness | 52 |
Ability to encourage people to use designated drivers, say? | 59 |
Ability to face adversity | 25 |
Ability to focus | 16 |
Ability to give off radiant energy | 34 |
Ability to green-light | 22 |
Ability to have fish on the weekends, perhaps? | 46 |
Ability to hear notes | 21 |
Ability to hit a target | 23 |
Ability to hit pitches? | 23 |
Ability to identify any tone heard | 34 |
Ability to identify Zener cards | 31 |
Ability to jump high, in slang | 30 |
Ability to last | 15 |
Ability to let a pitch go by | 28 |
Ability to make a lasting impression | 36 |
Ability to make plants grow | 27 |
Ability to make sound judgments | 31 |
Ability to move fast | 20 |
Ability to outperform | 21 |
Ability to pick things up | 25 |
Ability to play many parts | 26 |
Ability to rotate polarized light | 33 |
Ability to say clever things | 28 |
Ability to speak persuasively | 29 |
Ability to stick together | 25 |
Ability to survive freezing temperatures? | 41 |
Ability to tell right from wrong | 32 |
Ability to throw | 16 |
Ability to transfer thoughts | 28 |
Ability to walk a tightrope or swallow a sword? | 47 |
Ability to walk on a ship | 25 |
Ability to walk on deck | 23 |
Ability without difficulty | 26 |
Abject | 6 |
Abject despair | 14 |
Abject failure | 14 |
Abject fear | 11 |
Abject submissiveness | 21 |
Abject terror | 13 |
Abject, as an expression | 24 |
Abject; ashamed | 15 |
Abjectly afraid | 15 |
Abjectly servile | 16 |
Abjectly submissive | 19 |
Abjure | 6 |
Abjures | 7 |
Ablative and dative, e.g. | 25 |
Ablative and genitive | 21 |
Ablative or dative | 18 |
Ablative, e.g. | 14 |
Ablative, for one | 17 |
Ablaze | 6 |
Ablaze, in French | 17 |
Able | 4 |
Able ____ Charlie dog . . . | 30 |
Able fellow | 11 |
Able follower | 13 |
Able in reverse | 15 |
Able leader? | 12 |
Able one | 8 |
Able one's assertion | 24 |
Able people | 11 |
Able reversed | 13 |
Able to accomplish a purpose | 28 |
Able to act at will | 19 |
Able to be drawn | 16 |
Able to be drawn out | 20 |
Able to be eaten whole | 22 |
Able to be expressed | 20 |
Able to be followed | 19 |
Able to be halved equally | 25 |
Able to be hoisted | 18 |
Able to be proven | 17 |
Able to be seen | 15 |
Able to be split | 16 |
Able to be stretched | 20 |
Able to bear | 12 |
Able to bench a lot, perhaps | 28 |
Able to bounce back | 19 |