To be excessively preoccupied | 29 |
To be encountered | 17 |
To be effective, it needs a good paddling | 41 |
To be classified as | 19 |
To be born, in Brest | 20 |
To be avoided | 13 |
To be at the Forum | 18 |
To be at the Colosseum | 22 |
To be across the sea? | 21 |
To be abroad | 12 |
To be (Fr.) | 11 |
To be to Tacitus | 17 |
To be to Henri | 15 |
To be to Gigi | 14 |
To be to Brutus | 16 |
To be to Bardot | 16 |
To be in Tours | 15 |
To be in the Bois | 18 |
To be in Paris | 15 |
TO BE | 5 |
To avoid the alternative | 24 |
To avoid publicity | 18 |
To Autumn poet | 17 |
To astronomers, they're hot and blue | 40 |
To associate? | 13 |
To assist him in writing a neat book, the ruler used a __ | 57 |
TO APPEAR ON ELBA, NON? | 23 |
To any known extent | 19 |
To any extent | 13 |
To any degree whatever | 22 |
To any degree | 13 |
To another place | 16 |
To and _____ | 12 |
To and ____ | 11 |
To and ___ (back and forth) | 27 |
To and ___ | 10 |
To and __ | 9 |
To and fro, for example | 23 |
To and --- | 10 |
To and -- | 9 |
To and | 6 |
To an oyster, it's like a malady | 36 |
To an extreme or elaborate degree | 33 |
To an extreme degree | 20 |
To an extreme | 13 |
To an extent | 12 |
To an excessive degree | 22 |
To an exceedingly great extent | 30 |
To an advanced degree | 21 |
To an adequate extent | 21 |
To an abundant degree | 21 |
To all appearances | 18 |
To Africa, say | 14 |
To adjust to | 12 |
To ace Oceanography, don't let the prof know you've __ | 62 |
To ace Music Theory, don't wander off __ | 44 |
To ace Math, avoid being __ | 27 |
To ace Electrical Engineering, don't fall __ | 48 |
To ace Culinary Arts, avoid being __ | 36 |
To ace Cosmology, don't get __ | 34 |
To ace Agricultural Science, avoid __ | 37 |
To a ____ | 9 |
To a ___ | 8 |
To a very great degree | 22 |
To a Texan, this dish just ain't right | 42 |
To a tee | 8 |
To a T | 6 |
To a specified time | 19 |
To a smaller extent | 19 |
To a smaller degree | 19 |
To a small degree | 17 |
To a slight extent | 18 |
To a slight degree, musically | 29 |
To a Skylark e.g. | 21 |
To a sickening degree | 21 |
To a science | 12 |
To a sailor's left | 22 |
To a point | 10 |
To a pitcher replacing another: "Hamlet" | 50 |
To a person | 11 |
To a much greater degree | 24 |
To a man | 8 |
To a large extent | 17 |
To a large degree | 17 |
To a huge extent | 16 |
To a huge degree | 16 |
To a higher degree | 18 |
To a high degree | 16 |
To a greater extent | 19 |
To a greater degree | 19 |
To a great extent | 17 |
To a great degree | 17 |
To a fault | 10 |
To a distance | 13 |
To a degree, informally | 23 |
To a degree | 11 |
To a considerable degree | 24 |
To a colleen, he's a spalpeen | 33 |
To a certain extent | 19 |
To --- his own | 14 |