Text | Length |
Apia is its capital | 19 |
AphroditeÂ’s lover | 21 |
Aphrodite's young'un | 28 |
Aphrodite's tyke | 20 |
Aphrodite's squeeze | 23 |
Aphrodite's son | 19 |
Aphrodite's Semitic counterpart | 35 |
Aphrodite's romancer | 24 |
Aphrodite's prize | 21 |
Aphrodite's mother | 22 |
Aphrodite's man | 19 |
Aphrodite's lover | 21 |
Aphrodite's love | 20 |
Aphrodite's lovable lad | 27 |
Aphrodite's kid | 19 |
Aphrodite's infant | 22 |
Aphrodite's husband | 23 |
Aphrodite's domain | 22 |
Aphrodite's cruel nickname for Zeus's wife? | 51 |
Aphrodite's consort | 23 |
Aphrodite's boyfriend | 25 |
Aphrodite's boy | 19 |
Aphrodite's beloved | 23 |
Aphrodite's beau | 20 |
Aphrodite's amour | 21 |
Aphrodite's aide | 20 |
Aphrodite's accompaniers | 28 |
Aphrodite was his consort | 25 |
Aphrodite or Athena | 19 |
Aphrodite is one | 16 |
Aphrodite favorite | 18 |
Aphrodite changed his blood into a flower | 41 |
Aphrodisiac, perhaps | 20 |
Aphrodisiac | 11 |
Aphra ___, first English woman professional writer | 50 |
Aphra of writing fame | 21 |
Aphorisms | 9 |
Aphorism's middle | 21 |
Aphorism's end | 18 |
Aphorism with a mystical meaning | 32 |
Aphorism against extravagance | 29 |
Aphorism | 8 |
Aphids, ticks, etc. | 19 |
Aphids and weevils | 18 |
Aphids and midges | 17 |
Aphids | 6 |
Aphid, to a rose | 16 |
Aphid, to a gardener | 20 |
Aphid, to a fruit tree | 22 |
Aphid, for one | 14 |
Aphid, e.g. | 11 |
Aphid's sustenance | 22 |
Aphid's meal | 16 |
Aphid that produces honeydew | 28 |
Aphid that creates a milky food for other insects | 49 |
Aphid predator | 14 |
Aphid or flea | 13 |
Aphid milker | 12 |
Aphid herders | 13 |
Aphid farmers | 13 |
Aphid eater | 11 |
Apexes | 6 |
Apex predator of the sea | 24 |
Apex of Mt. Saint Helens | 24 |
Apex of a volcano | 17 |
Apex for some models | 20 |
Apex | 4 |
Apes, monkeys or men | 20 |
Apes' partners? | 19 |
Apes whose habitat includes buckets and old bikes? | 50 |
Apes owls | 9 |
Apes Mount St. Helens | 21 |
Apes kangaroos | 14 |
Apes Kanga | 10 |
Apes Chubby Checker | 19 |
Apes and monkeys | 16 |
Apes and humans | 15 |
Apes a hen | 10 |
Apes a baddie | 13 |
Apes | 4 |
Apery expert | 12 |
Apertures in a sponge | 21 |
Apertures | 9 |
Aperture: Sp. | 13 |
Aperture: Abbr. | 15 |
Aperture settings | 17 |
Aperture setting | 16 |
Aperture of a needle | 20 |
Aperture in some drills | 23 |
Aperture in a viol | 18 |
Aperture for ventilation | 24 |
Aperture for a lubricant | 24 |
Aperture | 8 |
Aperitivo accompaniment | 23 |
Aperitivi followers | 19 |
Aperitif with white wine | 24 |
Aper | 4 |
Apennines or Vosges: Abbr. | 26 |
Apennines locale | 16 |
Apennines dweller, subjugated circa 290 B.C. | 44 |
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