| The starters, in sports | 23 |
| Peppard's TV group | 22 |
| Outfit with B.A. Baracus | 24 |
| Mr. T played a member of this | 29 |
| Best players' group | 23 |
| B.A. Baracus' partners | 26 |
| Unit of the Green Berets | 24 |
| TV's soldiers of fortune | 28 |
| TV's "The ___" | 28 |
| TV soldiers of fortune | 22 |
| TV series featuring Mr. T | 25 |
| Starting group of athletes | 26 |
| Special Forces detachment | 25 |
| Mr. T's former group | 24 |
| Mr. T's associates | 22 |
| Mr. T.'s TV outfit | 22 |
| Hannibal's TV squad | 23 |
| Hannibal Smith's squad | 26 |
| Hannibal Smith's group | 26 |
| Group to send to the Olympics | 29 |
| George Peppard's TV group | 29 |
| First-stringers, collectively | 29 |
| Elite Special Forces force | 26 |
| Commando group of '80s TV | 29 |
| Collection of the best talent | 29 |
| Col. Hannibal Smith and squad | 29 |
| Best players, collectively | 26 |
| B.A. Baracus' group | 23 |
| B. A. Baracus's group | 25 |
| Army Special Forces unit | 24 |
| Groups of starting players | 26 |
| First-string athletic groups | 28 |
| Shed --- (display sadness) | 26 |
| Go on ___ (have a spree) | 24 |
| Go on ___ (have a binge) | 24 |
| Go off on ___ (carouse) | 23 |
| Bring -- to one's eye | 25 |
| "Relax, soldier!" | 27 |
| Sergeant's command | 22 |
| "Relax, soldiers!" | 28 |
| "Relax, private!" | 27 |
| Drill instructor's order | 28 |
| "Ten-hut!" undoer | 27 |
| "Ten-hut!" reversal | 29 |
| Welcome order in boot camp | 26 |
| Welcome command in boot camp | 28 |
| Welcome boot camp command | 25 |
| Ten-hut's opposite | 22 |
| Welcome order to a soldier | 26 |
| Welcome order to a G.I. | 23 |
| Relaxed, in the military | 24 |
| Order to military underlings | 28 |
| Like good behavior, jocularly | 29 |
| Having one's feet up, say | 29 |
| Drill instructor's shout | 28 |
| Command from the brass | 22 |
| "Relax, troops" | 25 |
| "Relax, troops!" | 26 |
| "Relax, recruit" | 26 |
| "Relax, dogface!" | 27 |
| 'Relax!' order | 22 |
| 'Relax, private!' | 25 |
| Patronized, as a diner | 22 |
| Patronized, as a restaurant | 27 |
| Had dinner in, as a café | 27 |
| Frequented, as a restaurant | 27 |
| Indulged at Thanksgiving | 24 |
| Gorged oneself, informally | 26 |
| Had a corrosive effect on | 25 |
| Caused to disappear over time | 29 |
| Swallowed one's pride | 25 |
| Accepted bad treatment | 22 |
| Suit to ___ (fit perfectly) | 27 |
| To ___ (with precision) | 23 |
| Exactly, after "to" | 29 |
| Just so, after "to" | 29 |
| Fits to __ (is just right) | 26 |
| Exactly, with "to" | 28 |
| Exactly (with "to") | 29 |
| End of a fitting phrase | 23 |
| "Fit to" conclusion | 29 |
| Words after suit to or fit to | 29 |
| To --- (with precision) | 23 |
| To ___ (right on target) | 24 |
| To ___ (on the button) | 22 |
| Suits to __ (is just right) | 27 |
| Suit to __ (fit perfectly) | 26 |
| Something might suit to this | 28 |
| "Suits you to ___" | 28 |
| "Suit to ___" | 23 |
| "Fits you to ___!" | 28 |
| 'That suits me to --' | 29 |
| Â Â To ___ (perfectly) | 28 |
| Had a home-cooked meal | 22 |
| Had leftovers, perhaps | 22 |
| Had a traditional dinner | 24 |
| Stayed home for dinner | 22 |
| Skipped the restaurant | 22 |
| Didn't go out for dinner | 28 |
| Cooked one's own goose? | 27 |