It began in 1940 | 16 |
It began in 1908 with 34 agts. | 30 |
It began in 1337 | 16 |
It began commercial service in '76 | 38 |
It began as the California Perfume Company | 42 |
It began as Standard Oil of Indiana | 35 |
It began as Quantum Computer Services | 37 |
It began as AuctionWeb in '95 | 33 |
It began as Anvil City | 22 |
It began around 1100 B.C. in Europe | 35 |
It began after 1945 | 19 |
It began about 1000 B.C. | 24 |
It began 7/28/1914 | 18 |
It befalls fallen fruit | 23 |
It becomes rude if you don't use your hand | 46 |
It becomes official on a count of three | 39 |
It becomes igneous rock | 23 |
It becomes glace when frozen | 28 |
It becomes aquatic during its breeding season | 45 |
It becomes a seed | 17 |
It became two states on 11/2/1889 | 33 |
It became Tokyo in 1868 | 23 |
It became the campus of Cal State Monterey Bay | 46 |
It became the 23rd of 50 in 1820 | 32 |
It became Spike in 2003 | 23 |
It became part of Indonesia in 1950 | 35 |
It became independent in 1991 | 29 |
It became independent in 1821 | 29 |
It became Ghana in 1957 | 23 |
It became extinct less than 100 years after its discovery | 57 |
It became a state in 1959 | 25 |
It became a capital during Haakon V's reign | 47 |
It became "Rosie" in 2001 | 35 |
It beats the deuce | 18 |
It beats the alternative, in a saying | 37 |
It beats scissors | 17 |
It beats rock | 13 |
It beats nothing, in poker | 26 |
It beats nothing in poker | 25 |
It beats nothing | 16 |
It beats ace-high | 17 |
It beats a full house | 21 |
It beats a deuce | 16 |
It beats a B | 12 |
It beat out Beta | 16 |
It beat Beta | 12 |
It bears repeating | 18 |
It bears Hamilton's portrait | 32 |
It bears down | 13 |
It bathes the tissues | 21 |
It barely misses a score | 24 |
It barely gives a hoot | 22 |
It barely gets beyond the infield | 33 |
It barely covers the heel | 25 |
It barely connects to the sternum | 33 |
It barely beats a deuce | 23 |
It balances out a double bogey | 30 |
It bakes the cake | 17 |
It babbles | 10 |
It “begins in delight and ends in wisdom”: Robert Frost | 63 |
It awaits the worrier | 21 |
It awaits the winner at the finish line | 39 |
It attracts the birds and the bees | 34 |
It attracts iron | 16 |
It attracts fish | 16 |
It attracts attention | 21 |
It attracts an audience | 23 |
It attaches a handle to a door | 30 |
It atones for two bogeys | 24 |
It assists during straining times | 33 |
It articulates with the talus | 29 |
It arrives before midnight | 26 |
It arranges pickups | 19 |
It aptly rhymes with a gambling game | 36 |
It aptly contains the letters R-A-I-N ... | 41 |
It appears when things go bad | 29 |
It appears several times in this puzzle, so fill'er up! | 59 |
It appears overnight | 20 |
It appears on the Australian Coat of Arms | 41 |
It appears on a ship's stern | 32 |
It appears next to some records | 31 |
It appears in droves | 20 |
It appears first in China | 25 |
It appears before A | 19 |
It appears at the top of a page | 31 |
It appeared before Moses on Mount Horeb | 39 |
It answers the question "Do you know how fast you were going?" | 72 |
It amounts to nothing | 21 |
It always wins, in a saying | 27 |
It always starts on the same day of the week as Sept. | 53 |
It always shoots up in strip clubs | 34 |
It always returns your calls | 28 |
It always points away from the sun | 34 |
It always increases | 19 |
It always has mayo | 18 |
It always has a lot of money | 28 |
It always has a home | 20 |
It always gets in a pickle | 26 |
It always gets a hammering | 26 |
It always attracts | 18 |