Text | Length |
Sliced or diced vegetables | 26 |
Sliced off sharply | 18 |
Sliced into cubes | 17 |
Sliced in thin strips | 21 |
Sliced food | 11 |
Sliced entrée | 16 |
Sliced dessert | 14 |
Sliced cabbage plus mayo | 24 |
Slice, say | 10 |
Slice, e.g. | 11 |
Slice, as a turkey | 18 |
Slice with some sandwiches | 26 |
Slice warmer | 12 |
Slice up, as a turkey | 21 |
Slice thinly | 12 |
Slice the turkey | 16 |
Slice stat | 10 |
Slice on a hamburger | 20 |
Slice on a burger | 17 |
Slice offering | 14 |
Slice off | 9 |
Slice of _____ | 14 |
Slice of wry? | 13 |
Slice of wry | 12 |
Slice of time in music | 22 |
Slice of time | 13 |
Slice of the Big Apple | 22 |
Slice of stone | 14 |
Slice of pie | 12 |
Slice of old Turkey? | 20 |
Slice of meat from an ill-fed animal? | 37 |
Slice of meat | 13 |
Slice of ice | 12 |
Slice of history | 16 |
Slice of Greek pizza? | 21 |
Slice of fairway | 16 |
Slice of cheesecake? | 20 |
Slice of bacon | 14 |
Slice of Americana? | 19 |
Slice of a pie? | 15 |
Slice of a media ad budget, often | 33 |
Slice of a media ad budget | 26 |
Slice maker | 11 |
Slice into thin strips | 22 |
Slice into cubes | 16 |
Slice holder | 12 |
Slice from beneath the ribs | 27 |
Slice for a pizza? | 18 |
Slice competitor | 16 |
Slice at a party | 16 |
Slice and dice | 14 |
Slice again | 11 |
Slice (off) | 11 |
Slice | 5 |
Slezak with six Daytime Emmys | 29 |
Slezak or Eleniak | 17 |
Slezak of soaps | 15 |
Slezak of soap opera fame | 25 |
Slezak of "One Life to Live" | 38 |
Slews or slues | 14 |
Slews | 5 |
Slew, in slang | 14 |
Slew, in poesy | 14 |
Slew a vampire, perhaps | 23 |
Slew | 4 |
Sleuths: Abbr. | 14 |
Sleuths, slangily | 17 |
Sleuths, in slang | 17 |
Sleuths, for short | 18 |
Sleuths, briefly | 16 |
Sleuths' remarks | 20 |
Sleuths' canine | 19 |
Sleuths hired to track online hackers? | 38 |
Sleuths | 7 |
Sleuthing spinster of St. Mary Mead | 35 |
Sleuthing sister in "Psycho" | 38 |
Sleuthing pooch | 15 |
Sleuthing films canine | 22 |
Sleuthing dog | 13 |
Sleuthing aids | 14 |
Sleuthing aid | 13 |
Sleuthing agency of W.W. II | 27 |
Sleuthhound | 11 |
Sleuth, to Sayers | 17 |
Sleuth, slangily | 16 |
Sleuth, informally | 18 |
Sleuth, in slang | 16 |
Sleuth, for short | 17 |
Sleuth, briefly | 15 |
Sleuth's weapon | 19 |
Sleuth's task | 17 |
Sleuth's snap job | 21 |
Sleuth's shout | 18 |
Sleuth's reward | 19 |
Sleuth's quest | 18 |
Sleuth's outburst | 21 |
Sleuth's object | 19 |
Sleuth's need | 17 |
Sleuth's lead | 17 |
Sleuth's find | 17 |
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