| It has a domestic counterpart: Abbr. | 36 |
| It has a facility with animals: Abbr. | 37 |
| It has a floor but lacks a ceiling | 34 |
| It has a hub in Copenhagen: Abbr. | 33 |
| It has a lip and a mouth but never speaks | 41 |
| It has a long arm, metaphorically | 33 |
| It has a long neck and two bridges | 34 |
| It has a low percentage of alcohol | 34 |
| It has a lucky or unlucky outcome | 33 |
| It has a Page Navigation menu option | 36 |
| It has a peel for physical comedy | 33 |
| It has a place in "herstory" | 38 |
| It has a plus or minus, in chemistry class | 42 |
| It has a primed and painted body | 32 |
| It has a red flag with a double-headed eagle | 44 |
| It has a slightly heavier British counterpart | 45 |
| It has a smaller degree of loft than a mashie | 45 |
| It has a snow ring near its bottom | 34 |
| It has a squiggle on a Hostess cupcake | 38 |
| It has a stem and a flag in music | 33 |
| It has a strophe and an antistrophe | 35 |
| It has a subtly menacing message | 32 |
| It has a terminus at NYC's Far Rockaway | 43 |
| It has a tip, a shaft and a butt | 32 |
| It has a top and bottom, but no middle | 38 |
| It has a twin city in the Midwest | 33 |
| It has a variety of schedules: Abbr. | 36 |
| It has about a three-octave range | 33 |
| It has all 12 pitches of the chromatic scale | 44 |
| It has almost 4,000 miles of coastline | 38 |
| It has an analytical writing component, for short | 49 |
| It has an area of about 69 sq. miles | 36 |
| It has an exclave on the Musandam Peninsula | 43 |
| It has an exclave on the Strait of Hormuz | 41 |
| It has an intense volleyball scene | 34 |
| It has banks in Germany and Poland | 34 |
| It has buttons but no buttonholes | 33 |
| It has counties named Lincoln and Douglas: Abbr. | 48 |
| It has Cut, Copy and Paste commands | 35 |
| It has defs. for 94 printable characters | 40 |
| It has departments named Nord, Sud and Ouest | 44 |
| It has fast food's highest rate of turnover? | 48 |
| It has feathers and may be airborne | 35 |
| It has four franchises in Calif. | 32 |
| It has four wheels outside and one inside | 41 |
| It has fragrant, tubular flowers | 32 |
| It has gutters to the left and right | 36 |
| It has hundreds of thousands of meanings: Abbr. | 47 |
| It has its academy in Colo. Spr. | 32 |
| It has its highs and lows in math | 33 |
| It has its outlet in the East China Sea | 39 |
| It has its ups and downs, with "the" | 46 |
| It has jets that cause turbulence | 33 |
| It has juicy white flesh in a rough red shell | 45 |
| It has knifelike spines on its tail | 35 |
| It has lines of interest to a fortuneteller | 43 |
| It has lions and tigers and bears (oh my!) | 42 |
| It has made many people lose their heads | 40 |
| It has nine angles and nine sides | 33 |
| It has no sharps or flats, with "the" | 47 |
| It has no strap and may carry change | 36 |
| It has only two possible responses | 34 |
| It has page after page of problems | 34 |
| It has paper denominations from 5 to 500 | 40 |
| It has potential for development | 32 |
| It has reddish-orange flowers with black spots | 46 |
| It has rivers named Raccoon and Skunk | 37 |
| It has scalpellike spines on its tail | 37 |
| It has short legs and a long body | 33 |
| It has six faces and might be sweet | 35 |
| It has some feathers around the neck | 36 |
| It has some people scratching their heads | 41 |
| It has the densest fur of any animal | 36 |
| It has the same key signature as B min. | 39 |
| It has the world's largest brass band | 41 |
| It has three franchises in Calif. | 33 |
| It has three sides and a hard shell | 35 |
| It has twice as many digits as octal | 36 |
| It has two colors and three layers | 34 |
| It has two critical reading sects. | 34 |
| It has two pieces, top and bottom | 33 |
| It has two shoulders but no head | 32 |
| It has two tones and three tiers | 32 |
| It has wings but can't take wing | 36 |
| It has wings but doesn't fly | 32 |
| It hasn't been achieved in America since 1959 | 49 |
| It hasn't released a U.S. model since 1987 | 46 |
| It hasn't yet been interpreted | 34 |
| It heals all wounds, in a saying | 32 |
| It heats up your food immediately | 33 |
| It held down the giant Enceladus, in myth | 41 |
| It helped Dr. Leary take some trips | 35 |
| It helps call a meeting to order | 32 |
| It helps form the Sea of Cortés | 34 |
| It helps govern disputes offshore | 33 |
| It helps keep the wheels turning | 32 |
| It helps level the playing field? | 33 |
| It helps one keep one's place | 33 |
| It helps pay for roads and schools | 34 |
| It helps people from driving into the ground | 44 |