Text | Length |
Clam digging times | 18 |
Clam digs? | 10 |
Clam follower | 13 |
Clam gatherer | 13 |
Clam genus | 10 |
Clam or oyster | 14 |
Clam or snail | 13 |
Clam picnic | 11 |
Clam relative | 13 |
Clam sauce partner | 18 |
Clam supper | 11 |
Clam type | 9 |
Clam _____ | 10 |
Clam's big brother | 22 |
Clam's cousin | 17 |
Clam's home | 15 |
Clam's plate | 16 |
Clam's relative | 19 |
Clam's siphon, e.g. | 23 |
Clam, at times: Abbr. | 21 |
Clam-bar worker | 15 |
Clam-digging area | 17 |
Clam-digging locale | 19 |
Clamant | 7 |
Clamato or gasohol, say | 23 |
Clambake clam | 13 |
Clambake delicacy | 17 |
Clambake discard | 16 |
Clambake dish | 13 |
Clambake essential | 18 |
Clambake fare | 13 |
Clambake item | 13 |
Clambake items | 14 |
Clambake morsel | 15 |
Clambake setting | 16 |
Clamber | 7 |
Clamber hurriedly | 17 |
Clamber up | 10 |
Clamber up a tree | 17 |
Clamma ___, soprano | 19 |
Clammed up | 10 |
Clammed-up | 10 |
Clammer's concern | 21 |
Clammer's delight | 21 |
Clammer's footing | 21 |
Clammer's interest | 22 |
Clammers' concerns | 22 |
Clamming up | 11 |
Clammy | 6 |
Clammy locale? | 14 |
Clammy; damp | 12 |
Clammy? | 7 |
Clamor | 6 |
Clamor (for) | 12 |
Clamor, in Paris | 16 |
Clamored | 8 |
Clamored for Fancy Feast, say | 29 |
Clamoring | 9 |
Clamoring en masse | 18 |
Clamorous | 9 |
Clamorous advertising | 21 |
Clamorous criticism | 19 |
Clamorous protest | 17 |
Clamorous quality | 17 |
Clamorously | 11 |
Clamorously colorful | 20 |
Clamors | 7 |
Clamour | 7 |
Clamoured | 9 |
Clamp | 5 |
Clamp for veins | 15 |
Clamp shape | 11 |
Clamp together, as teeth | 24 |
Clamped securely | 16 |
Clampett of 1960's TV | 25 |
Clampett patriarch | 18 |
Clampett patriarch of '60s TV | 33 |
Clampett patriarch of 1960's TV | 35 |
Clampett patriarch of classic TV | 32 |
Clampett patriarch on "The Beverly Hillbillies" | 57 |
Clampett patriarch, in 60's TV | 34 |
Clampett player | 15 |
Clampett portrayer | 18 |
Clamping device | 15 |
Clamping down on | 16 |
Clamps | 6 |
Clamps, in Córdoba | 21 |
Clams | 5 |
Clams and oysters, e.g. | 23 |
Clams _____ | 11 |
Clams, lettuce, bread, cheese | 29 |
Clams, scallops and oysters, e.g. | 33 |
Clamshell computer | 18 |
Clamshell, for a Neanderthal | 28 |
Clan | 4 |
Clan attire | 11 |
Clan badge | 10 |
Clan branch | 11 |
Clan caps | 9 |
Clan carving | 12 |
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