". . . and miles to go before I sleep" | 48 |
". . . and neither ___" | 33 |
". . . and seven years ___" | 37 |
". . . and so on" | 27 |
". . . and so on" (Abbr.) | 35 |
". . . and step ___!" | 31 |
". . . and that's final!" | 39 |
". . . and the desk clerk's dressed in black" | 59 |
". . . and the truth is not ___" | 42 |
". . . and the truth is not ___" (1 John 1:8) | 55 |
". . . and the __ of defeat" | 38 |
". . . and then there were ___" | 41 |
". . . and threw up the ___" | 38 |
". . . and to ___ good night!" | 40 |
". . . and to ___ good night" | 39 |
". . . and __ a good-night" | 37 |
". . . and ___ fine fiddle had he" | 44 |
". . . and ___ the fire" | 34 |
". . . and ___ the twain shall meet" | 46 |
". . . and ___ to rise" | 33 |
". . . and ___ well" | 30 |
". . . ands, or __" | 29 |
". . . ands, or ___" | 30 |
". . . apparel __ proclaims the man": "Hamlet" | 66 |
". . . are ___ parted" | 32 |
". . . as a __ that knows its rider": Byron | 53 |
". . . bad as they ___" | 33 |
". . . bad, bad ___ Brown" | 36 |
". . . Bagger Vance" narrator | 39 |
". . . baked in __" | 29 |
". . . best-___ plans . . ." | 38 |
". . . blackbirds baked in ___" | 41 |
". . . blackbirds, baked in ___" | 42 |
". . . bombs bursting ___" | 36 |
". . . borrower ___ a lender be" | 42 |
". . . boy __ girl?" | 30 |
". . . buckle my __" | 30 |
". . . bug in __" | 27 |
". . . bursting __" | 29 |
". . . but few ___ chosen" | 36 |
". . . but thinking makes __": Hamlet | 47 |
". . . but to no ___" | 31 |
". . . but ___ counting?" | 35 |
". . . by the ___ early light . . ." | 46 |
". . . can ___ long way" | 34 |
". . . card-carrying member of the ___" | 49 |
". . . chicken ___ egg?" | 34 |
". . . countrymen, lend me your ___" | 46 |
". . . cover the multitude of sins" source | 52 |
". . . Cuckoo's Nest "author | 42 |
". . . Cuckoo's Nest" author | 42 |
". . . Cuckoo's Nest" novelist | 44 |
". . . deliver us from ___" | 37 |
". . . Dorian Gray" locale | 36 |
". . . Dragon Tattoo" title character | 47 |
". . . earth ___ is in heaven" | 40 |
". . . easy as 1-2-3" Jackson 5 hit | 45 |
". . . falls in the forest and ___ . . ." | 51 |
". . . faster ___ speeding bullet" | 44 |
". . . fellow, which nobody can ___" | 46 |
". . . fifteen miles on the ___ Canal" | 48 |
". . . first ___ see tonight" | 39 |
". . . flag ___ still there" | 38 |
". . . for a ___ pittance" | 36 |
". . . for a ___ potage" | 34 |
". . . for children of all ___!" | 42 |
". . . for what ___ worth" | 36 |
". . . for whom the bell tolls" penner | 48 |
". . . from New York!" show, briefly | 46 |
". . . from ___ shining . . ." | 40 |
". . . gently, ___ perfumed sea" (Poe) | 48 |
". . . Giant Peach" creator | 37 |
". . . give ___ torch!": D. H. Lawrence | 49 |
". . . golden days of ___" | 36 |
". . . good witch ___ bad witch?" | 43 |
". . . Grapevine" singer | 34 |
". . . Grecian Urn" poet | 34 |
". . . had a farm, __" | 32 |
". . . had a farm, ___" | 33 |
". . . happily ever __" | 33 |
". . . happily ever ___" | 34 |
". . . happily __ after" | 34 |
". . . happily ___ after" | 35 |
". . . have made it ___ of thieves" (Matt. 21:13) | 59 |
". . . he's making ___, and checking . . ." | 57 |
". . . hear __ drop" | 30 |
". . . heavy, ___ my brother" | 39 |
". . . here on Gilligan's ___" | 44 |
". . . his wife could eat no ___" | 43 |
". . . how I wonder what you ___" | 43 |
". . . I ___ wed" | 27 |
". . . if I thought ___ help" | 39 |
". . . if you want to avoid trouble" | 46 |
". . . ifs, ___, or buts" | 35 |
". . . in corpore ___" | 32 |
". . . in no way, shape or ___" | 41 |
". . . in the pot, ___ days old" | 42 |
". . . in the two ___ of the mercy seat" (Ex. 25:18) | 62 |
". . . in ___-horse open sleigh" | 42 |
". . . is fear ___" (F.D.R.) | 38 |