| Common: Comb. form | 18 |
| Burn perfume, as in a church service | 36 |
| Use a thurible | 14 |
| Add aroma to | 12 |
| Perfume, in a way | 17 |
| Odorize by burning | 18 |
| Perfume with myrrh, say | 23 |
| Perfume by burning | 18 |
| Thurify | 7 |
| Swing a thurible | 16 |
| Perfume, as at mass | 19 |
| Spray perfume | 13 |
| Perfume, as at High Mass | 24 |
| Perfume ritually | 16 |
| Create a fragrant aura | 22 |
| Burn, as myrrh | 14 |
| Burn sandalwood, say | 20 |
| Burn a perfume stick | 20 |
| Swing a thurible around | 23 |
| Spread perfumes | 15 |
| Spread perfume at church | 24 |
| Spread perfume | 14 |
| Purify with perfume, in some religious services | 47 |
| Perfume, as an altar area | 25 |
| Perfume, as a church area | 25 |
| Perfume with smoke | 18 |
| Perfume with a thurible | 23 |
| Perfume the air | 15 |
| Perfume in a way | 16 |
| Perfume during a church service | 31 |
| Perfume an altar | 16 |
| Perfume a room | 14 |
| Make the air fragrant | 21 |
| Make fragrant | 13 |
| Engage in some church burning | 29 |
| Burn an aromatic substance | 26 |
| They're swung in church | 27 |
| Priests' devices | 20 |
| Liturgical vessels | 18 |
| Perfumes with a joss stick | 26 |
| Perfumes with a thurible | 24 |
| Perfumes, in a way | 18 |
| Perfumes with a joss stick, say | 31 |
| Perfumes ceremonially | 21 |
| Perfumes by burning | 19 |
| Burns myrrh | 11 |
| Faultfinder | 11 |
| Bleep | 5 |
| Bleep out | 9 |
| Bowdlerize | 10 |
| Remove offensive content | 24 |
| One might remove a curse | 24 |
| Network watchdog | 16 |
| Insert "@#$%!," say | 29 |
| Bleeper | 7 |
| Viewer of X-rated films | 23 |
| Use a seven-second delay, e.g. | 30 |
| Ultimate critic | 15 |
| Sitcom overseer | 15 |
| Show snipper | 12 |
| Reviewer of a sort | 18 |
| Pixelate, say | 13 |
| One who removes a curse, maybe | 30 |
| One who refuses to take an oath? | 32 |
| One who may take an oath? | 25 |
| One may throw out a line | 24 |
| Office held by Cato the Elder | 29 |
| Offensive line striker | 22 |
| Morals arbiter | 14 |
| Meddler of a sort | 17 |
| Man with a stamp | 16 |
| Disappearing network TV employee | 32 |
| Cut bits from, maybe | 20 |
| Curse bleeper | 13 |
| Cato's title in 184 B.C. | 28 |
| Cato's epithet | 18 |
| Cato's appellation, with "the" | 44 |
| Bleeping official | 17 |
| Bleep whenever appropriate | 26 |
| Bleep when inappropriate? | 25 |
| Bad-word bleeper | 16 |
| Add in the "bleeps" | 29 |
| Bleeped out | 11 |
| Bleeped | 7 |
| On the "Index Librorum Prohibitorum" | 46 |
| Filtered for content | 20 |
| Expurgated | 10 |
| Cleaned up, as a TV show | 24 |
| Guardians of a sort | 19 |
| Bowdlerizes | 11 |
| Bleeping overseers | 18 |
| Bleepers | 8 |
| Wartime positions | 17 |
| They're known for cutting remarks | 37 |
| Removes a curse, say | 20 |
| Ones with cutting remarks? | 26 |
| Morality supervisors | 20 |
| Morality judges | 15 |
| Language watchers | 17 |
| Firemen in "Fahrenheit 451," e.g. | 43 |