Use adjectives, perhaps | 23 |
Use again, as a Ziploc | 22 |
Use again, as a Ziploc bag | 26 |
Use an acetylene torch | 22 |
Use an airbrush on, perhaps | 27 |
Use an extra-big spoon | 22 |
Use an IBM Selectric, e.g. | 26 |
Use an iceman's pair | 24 |
Use an old IBM Selectric | 24 |
Use an old-fashioned phone | 26 |
Use an overhead compartment | 27 |
Use and return for money | 24 |
Use another dustcloth on | 24 |
Use as a breakfast table | 24 |
Use as a crutch, perhaps | 24 |
Use assembly language? | 22 |
Use at mealtime, as dishes | 26 |
Use bubble gum, in adspeak | 26 |
Use cheap materials, say | 24 |
Use color-coded cans, say | 25 |
Use copperplate, perhaps | 24 |
Use crayons to fill, say | 24 |
Use dynamite on, as a safe | 26 |
Use excessively, briefly | 24 |
Use foam on, as a fire | 22 |
Use footnotes, perhaps | 22 |
Use for a résumé | 22 |
Use for a torn T-shirt | 22 |
Use for an old T-shirt | 22 |
Use for dinner, as china | 24 |
Use for dinner, as dishes | 25 |
Use for drug testing, say | 25 |
Use for expensive wood | 22 |
Use for the conference room | 27 |
Use for turkey leftovers | 24 |
Use friendly persuasion | 23 |
Use glue to mend pants? | 23 |
Use Google narcissistically | 27 |
Use hip boots, perhaps | 22 |
Use Howe's machine | 22 |
Use in an undignified way | 25 |
Use inefficiently, as time | 26 |
Use inelegant language | 22 |
Use inelegant language toward | 29 |
Use it for good measure | 23 |
Use it to change levels | 23 |
Use it to find the right path | 29 |
Use it to fly with no hands | 27 |
Use it to get a snake eye | 25 |
Use it to get a step up | 23 |
Use it to prevent running on | 28 |
Use it to walk the dog | 22 |
Use job-related jargon | 22 |
Use knife and fork, say | 23 |
Use leather on a diamond | 24 |
Use leather on a diamond? | 25 |
Use low-key persuasion | 22 |
Use marked cards, e.g. | 22 |
Use maxilla and mandible | 24 |
Use McCormick's machine | 27 |
Use Miss Clairol, e.g. | 22 |
Use money to make money | 23 |
Use nitrate on, as soil | 23 |
Use oakum or tar on a boat | 26 |
Use of a company car, e.g. | 26 |
Use of a company jet, e.g. | 26 |
Use of a corporate jet, say | 27 |
Use of everyday life in art | 27 |
Use of imitative words | 22 |
Use of one requires a PIN | 25 |
Use of simple, clear language | 29 |
Use of steel wool, e.g.? | 24 |
Use of the second person | 24 |
Use often in similar roles | 26 |
Use one of the five W's | 27 |
Use one of the five Ws | 22 |
Use one's fingers, e.g. | 27 |
Use one's gray cells | 24 |
Use one's incisors | 22 |
Use one's index finger | 26 |
Use one's influence | 23 |
Use one's intuition | 23 |
Use one's outside voice | 27 |
Use one's reflexes | 22 |
Use one's wiles on | 22 |
Use opprobrious language on | 27 |
Use over, as tea leaves | 23 |
Use Pam as a drug, maybe | 24 |
Use Pandora or Rhapsody | 23 |
Use Photoshop, perhaps | 22 |
Use pumice on, perhaps | 22 |
Use rapid transit: London | 25 |
Use rapid transit: New York | 27 |
Use rapid transit: Paris | 24 |
Use some four-letter words | 26 |
Use some more Visine on, say | 28 |
Use stain-removing toothpaste | 29 |
Use strong-arm tactics on | 25 |
Use tea leaves, in a way | 24 |
Use that ace up your sleeve | 27 |