Record-setter Sebastian | 23 |
Record-setting doubles champ | 28 |
Record-setting fastballer | 25 |
Record-setting miler Jim | 24 |
Record-store purchases | 22 |
Recorded for later viewing | 26 |
Recorded for posterity | 22 |
Recorded legal proceedings | 26 |
Recorded on the cash register | 29 |
Recorded one's arrival | 26 |
Recorded over, perhaps | 22 |
Recorded the prechorus? | 23 |
Recorded with raised dots | 25 |
Recorded, as a patent (abbr.) | 29 |
Recorded, pre ProTools | 22 |
Recorder's offspring | 24 |
Recordholder's suffix | 25 |
Recording artist Elliott | 24 |
Recording artist Janis | 22 |
Recording artist Wooley | 23 |
Recording artist Young | 22 |
Recording artist, Grant | 23 |
Recording booth effect | 22 |
Recording costs, before sales | 29 |
Recording engineer, sometimes | 29 |
Recording industry technician | 29 |
Recording label for Crosby | 26 |
Recording medium, for short | 27 |
Recording session need | 22 |
Recording session starter | 25 |
Recording studio add-ins | 24 |
Recording studio apparatus | 26 |
Recording studio device | 23 |
Recording studio devices | 24 |
Recording studio effect | 23 |
Recording studio feature | 24 |
Recording studio staple | 23 |
Recording studio tasks | 22 |
Recording studio, sometimes | 27 |
Recording studio, to some | 25 |
Recording, as in a journal | 26 |
Recording-chamber effect | 24 |
Recording-studio effect | 23 |
Recordings are made in them | 27 |
Recordings in jewel cases | 25 |
Recordings sent to deejays | 26 |
Recordings, so to speak | 23 |
Records again, in a way | 23 |
Records for processing | 22 |
Records from Hudson to Koch | 27 |
Records locale, perhaps | 23 |
Records one's arrival | 25 |
Records sent to a deejay | 24 |
Records that could be broken | 28 |
Records that may be broken | 26 |
Records, as cable programs | 26 |
Records, to collectors | 22 |
Recover from a blackout | 23 |
Recover from a break, say | 25 |
Recover from a drenching | 24 |
Recover from a knockout | 23 |
Recover from a setback | 22 |
Recover from a soaking | 22 |
Recover from a wassail | 22 |
Recover, as a sunken ship | 25 |
Recover, as from a snowstorm | 28 |
Recover, as from an injury | 26 |
Recover, medically speaking | 27 |
Recovered from a bad stroke? | 28 |
Recovered from a decline | 24 |
Recovered from, as a cold | 25 |
Recovering after injury, say | 28 |
Recovering from surgery | 23 |
Recovers after a downpour | 25 |
Recovers from a hangover | 24 |
Recovers from an ailment | 24 |
Recovers, with "up" | 29 |
Recovery clinic for short | 26 |
Recovery clinic, for short | 26 |
Recovery period, briefly | 24 |
Recovery regimen, for short | 27 |
Recovery site, for short | 24 |
Recreation area in Rouen | 24 |
Recreation areas of a sort | 26 |
Recreation areas, in Paris | 26 |
Recreation areas: Abbr. | 23 |
Recreation center posting | 25 |
Recreation center staple | 24 |
Recreation hall staple | 22 |
Recreational conveyance | 23 |
Recreational house site | 23 |
Recreational place for kids | 27 |
Recreational sea craft | 22 |
Recreational thoroughfare | 25 |
Recreational water sled | 23 |
Recruit through deception | 25 |
Recruit training center | 23 |
Recruit's activity | 22 |
Recruit's negative | 22 |
Recruit's response | 22 |