| They have pressing business | 27 |
| They have precincts: Abbr. | 26 |
| They have powers of foresight | 29 |
| They have pop culture beats | 27 |
| They have pointed tops | 22 |
| They have pluses and minuses | 28 |
| They have plenty of pull | 24 |
| They have plants: Abbr. | 23 |
| They have plans, for short | 26 |
| They have pins at one end | 25 |
| They have pear-shaped bodies | 28 |
| They have party restrictions | 28 |
| They have parental instincts | 28 |
| They have palmate antlers | 25 |
| They have orange flesh | 22 |
| They have numbers and letters | 29 |
| They have no intermissions | 26 |
| They have needs for reeds | 25 |
| They have necks and feet | 24 |
| They have narrow waists | 23 |
| They have namesakes: Abbr. | 26 |
| They have nagging questions | 27 |
| They have mtgs. in schools | 26 |
| They have more than one root | 28 |
| They have maridos: Abbr. | 24 |
| They have many suction cups | 27 |
| They have many pickup lines | 27 |
| They have many needles | 22 |
| They have major bifurcations | 28 |
| They have made the grade | 24 |
| They have low pH's | 22 |
| They have low hemlines | 22 |
| They have lots to sell | 22 |
| They have lots to offer | 23 |
| They have lots of plugs | 23 |
| They have lots of mdse. | 23 |
| They have lots of land | 22 |
| They have lots of hammers | 25 |
| They have lots of dead people | 29 |
| They have lots of brass | 23 |
| They have lots of bars | 22 |
| They have lodes of value | 24 |
| They have loads of work to do | 29 |
| They have legs but no arms | 26 |
| They have leading roles | 23 |
| They have latte charges | 23 |
| They have large windows | 23 |
| They have large schools | 23 |
| They have large basins | 22 |
| They have job listings | 22 |
| They have highs and lows | 24 |
| They have high stations | 23 |
| They have heads and threads | 27 |
| They have heads and tails | 25 |
| They have heads and handles | 27 |
| They have hard cell walls | 25 |
| They have hands and hooves | 26 |
| They have gripping roles | 24 |
| They have griffin logos | 23 |
| They have grade expectations | 28 |
| They have furrowed rinds | 24 |
| They have four-ring logos | 25 |
| They have four gills each | 25 |
| They have fewer privileges | 26 |
| They have feet and stems | 24 |
| They have family units | 22 |
| They have estates' rights | 29 |
| They have enclosing canopies | 28 |
| They have edible shells | 23 |
| They have duel purposes | 23 |
| They have drawing power | 23 |
| They have diameters of 12 in. | 29 |
| They have deeds to dwellings | 28 |
| They have cup-shaped guards | 27 |
| They have crosses to bear | 25 |
| They have connecting flights | 28 |
| They have conical bores | 23 |
| They have common interests | 26 |
| They have colorful jobs | 23 |
| They have cleanup positions | 27 |
| They have clean-up positions | 28 |
| They have chocolate relatives | 29 |
| They have brand names, often | 28 |
| They have boughs for bows | 25 |
| They have blood-soaked shows | 28 |
| They have big magazines | 23 |
| They have big food bills | 24 |
| They have barbed spines | 23 |
| They have at least four seats | 29 |
| They have all the anthers | 25 |
| They have all the answers | 25 |
| They have African cousins | 25 |
| They have a yen for business | 28 |
| They have a strong attraction | 29 |
| They have a roof above them | 27 |
| They have a queen but no king | 29 |
| They have a pressing need | 25 |
| They have a pecking order | 25 |
| They have a nose for food | 25 |
| They have a lot to offer | 24 |