It used to be you | 17 |
It used to compete with Neet | 28 |
It used to duplicate information | 32 |
It used to publish My Generation | 32 |
It used to send information | 27 |
It used to store information | 28 |
It uses 20 different end rhymes for "ore" | 51 |
It uses a clapper | 17 |
It uses a double reed | 21 |
It uses a rake and sand | 23 |
It uses flippers | 16 |
It uses liquid from a pitcher | 29 |
It uses only the 12 letters A, E, H, I, K, L, M, N, O, P, U and W (like eight long answers in this puzzle) | 106 |
It uses sevens through aces | 27 |
It uses the Magic Mouse | 23 |
It uses two decks | 17 |
It usually bears a national seal | 32 |
It usually begins with the Honda Grand Prix of St. Petersburg | 61 |
It usually comes from the hip? | 30 |
It usually comes in stripes | 27 |
It usually comes on the side | 28 |
It usually comes with a new shirt | 33 |
It usually comes with a nut | 27 |
It usually comes with cable | 27 |
It usually consists of an entrée, adagio, two variations, and a coda | 71 |
It usually contains at least five continuous yards of fabric | 60 |
It usually corresponds with height | 34 |
It usually counts as a strike | 29 |
It usually ends in "ite" | 34 |
It usually ends up in hot water | 31 |
It usually ends with a moving experience | 40 |
It usually excludes unpaid econ. activity | 41 |
It usually fades in fall | 24 |
It usually features dumplings | 29 |
It usually follows a big win | 28 |
It usually has a band around it | 31 |
It usually has a garten in back | 31 |
It usually has a key | 20 |
It usually has a mortgage attached | 34 |
It usually has a point | 22 |
It usually has a slanted ceiling | 32 |
It usually has a yellow center | 30 |
It usually has an odd number of stories | 39 |
It usually has many courses | 27 |
It usually includes a fish sauce called nam pla | 47 |
It usually includes crossed-off items | 37 |
It usually involves rapping | 27 |
It usually involves reading letters | 35 |
It usually involves turns: Abbr. | 32 |
It usually lands in hot water | 29 |
It usually loses in war | 23 |
It usually needs breaking | 25 |
It usually occurs twice a day at the shore | 42 |
It usually pops up | 18 |
It usually precedes a subject | 29 |
It usually ranges from the mid-sixties to the mid-seventies | 59 |
It usually runs between 2 and 4 | 31 |
It usually runs between 2 and 4, briefly | 40 |
It usually runs thru 12 | 23 |
It usually says 'HELLO' | 31 |
It usually shows more detail: Abbr. | 35 |
It usually smells | 17 |
It usually smells great | 23 |
It usually stands near the door | 31 |
It usually starts "How many ...?" | 43 |
It usually starts with "wee wee wee" | 46 |
It usually starts with www. | 27 |
It usually thickens | 19 |
It usually wasn't a 45 hit | 30 |
It varies for homeowners | 24 |
It varies with velocity | 23 |
It verges on Virgo | 18 |
It vibrates at a rock concert | 29 |
It vibrates during snoring | 26 |
It vibrates in the direction of its propagation | 47 |
IT VIP in a co. | 15 |
It voids warranties | 19 |
It wafts | 8 |
It wafts in the air | 19 |
It waits for no man | 19 |
It waits for no man, purportedly | 32 |
It warms Burgundy | 17 |
It was 'white as snow' | 30 |
It was "boil'd in broo'," in the ballad "Lord Randal" | 81 |
It was "de-orbited" in 2001 | 37 |
It was "Instant" to John Lennon | 41 |
It was "lost" in 1981's top-grossing movie | 56 |
It was "once a nut like me" | 37 |
It was "real gone" in bygone days | 43 |
It was "really lookin' fine" in a 1964 hit | 56 |
It was "really lookin' fine" in a 1964 pop hit | 60 |
It was "The American Tribal Love Rock Musical" | 56 |
It was 2nd (behind New York City) on Travel and Leisure's list of America's Rudest Cities | 97 |
It was 5431.4 for "Spock's Brain" | 47 |
It was a Bearcat | 16 |
It was a first for Timon of Athens | 34 |
It was a gas! | 13 |
It was a lot of hot air in 1998 | 31 |
It was about nothing, in a 17th-century play | 44 |
It was above the Greek underworld | 33 |