| The Weavers "___ That a Time" | 39 |
| That-funny link | 15 |
| Stopped existing | 16 |
| Stopped being | 13 |
| Shaggy "It ___ Me" | 28 |
| Never happened | 14 |
| Morcheeba "Rome ___ Built in a Day" | 45 |
| Jimmy Dorsey's "_____ It You?" | 44 |
| Had no existence | 16 |
| Carole King's "___ Born to Follow" | 48 |
| Avril Lavigne "He ___" | 32 |
| "There ___ a dry eye ..." | 35 |
| "The Christmas That Almost ___" (1966 holiday film) | 61 |
| "That _____ so bad" | 29 |
| "That ___ so bad..." | 30 |
| "That ___ my question" | 32 |
| "That __ funny" | 25 |
| "Rome --- built in a day" | 35 |
| "Rome _____ built in a day" | 37 |
| "Rome ___ ..." | 24 |
| "Little man who ___ there" | 36 |
| "It ___ my fault" | 27 |
| "It ___ all that bad!" | 32 |
| "I met a man who ___ there": Mearns | 45 |
| "I --- aware of that!" | 32 |
| "I ___ ready!" | 24 |
| "I ___ born yesterday!" | 33 |
| "I __ born yesterday!" | 32 |
| "Fuzzy Wuzzy --- fuzzy...." | 37 |
| "Fuzzy Wuzzy ___ very fuzzy, was he?" | 47 |
| "___ That a Time?" (Weavers album) | 44 |
| "___ it pleasant . . . ": Riley | 41 |
| "___ It Beautiful . . . ": 1930 song | 46 |
| "___ It Beautiful . . . ?": 1930 song | 47 |
| " . . . man who ___ there" | 36 |
| ''That ___ so bad'' | 35 |
| ''Fuzzy Wuzzy ___ fuzzy ...'' | 45 |
| ''... Fuzzy Wuzzy ___ fuzzy ...'' | 49 |
| Negative Yelp.com review of a gas station? | 42 |
| When Amanda Jones invented the automatic safety oil burner, she __ | 66 |
| Billy Bob Thornton: "The Man Who ___" (2001) | 54 |
| 2001 black-and-white film noir starring Billy Bob Thornton | 58 |
| Lacked in freshness | 19 |
| Had passed its expiration date | 30 |
| Aired, as a TV show | 19 |
| Performed really well, informally | 33 |
| Had as a base | 13 |
| Had a base in baseball | 22 |
| Got shown | 9 |
| Went prying | 11 |
| Kept getting targeted by attack dogs? | 37 |
| Had figured out | 15 |
| Had strong suspicions about | 27 |
| Had one's suspicions about | 30 |
| What WOW means to an honest person? | 35 |
| "He is, or ___ has to be": Voltaire | 45 |
| Needed adjustment | 17 |
| Mud dauber, e.g. | 16 |
| Kind of waist | 13 |
| Hornet | 6 |
| Fig pollinator | 14 |
| Narrow-waisted stinger | 22 |
| Vespid | 6 |
| Striped stinger | 15 |
| Flying stinger | 14 |
| Velvet ant | 10 |
| Slender-waisted stinger | 23 |
| Petulant person | 15 |
| Epithet for Alexander Pope | 26 |
| Darting stinger | 15 |
| Bee's cousin | 16 |
| Yellow jacket, for one | 22 |
| Vespiary denizen | 16 |
| Type of waist | 13 |
| Thin-waisted insect | 19 |
| Thin waist exemplar | 19 |
| Tarantula's nemesis | 23 |
| Slim-waisted stinger | 20 |
| Slender-waisted insect | 22 |
| Slender-bodied stinger | 22 |
| Slender-bodied insect | 21 |
| Slender stinger | 15 |
| Nest builder in the eaves | 25 |
| Mud dauber, for one | 19 |
| Mud dauber | 10 |
| It may sting | 12 |
| Insect with a stinger | 21 |
| Insect with a slender waist | 27 |
| Hornet's relative | 21 |
| Female with a sting | 19 |
| Dangerous stinger | 17 |
| Worker with a buzz | 18 |
| Velvet ant, for one | 19 |
| Upper-crust sort, stereotypically | 33 |
| Upper-class elitist | 19 |
| U.S. carrier | 12 |
| U. S. carrier | 13 |
| Thin-waisted flier | 18 |
| The velvet ant, for one | 23 |
| The velvet ant is one | 21 |