Drunk in Mayberry | 17 |
Drunk leader? | 13 |
Drunk motorist's offense, briefly | 37 |
Drunk noises | 12 |
Drunk officer? | 14 |
Drunk or wealthy, in slang | 26 |
Drunk pitchman? | 15 |
Drunk rocker | 12 |
Drunk section of operagoers? | 28 |
Drunk singing, often | 20 |
Drunk tank | 10 |
Drunk tank candidates | 21 |
Drunk tank settings | 19 |
Drunk ___ (call smashed) | 24 |
Drunk ___ skunk | 15 |
Drunk _____ skunk | 17 |
Drunk's activity | 20 |
Drunk's affliction | 22 |
Drunk's affliction, for short | 33 |
Drunk's chaser? | 19 |
Drunk's condition, for short | 32 |
Drunk's end | 15 |
Drunk's interjection | 24 |
Drunk's outburst | 20 |
Drunk's problem | 19 |
Drunk's problem, with "the" | 41 |
Drunk's road offense, for short | 35 |
Drunk's shakes, for short | 29 |
Drunk's sound | 17 |
Drunk's syllable | 20 |
Drunk's tipoff | 18 |
Drunk's utterance | 21 |
Drunk's woe, informally | 27 |
Drunk's woe, with "the" | 37 |
Drunk, in Barcelona | 19 |
Drunk, in slang | 15 |
Drunk, or an alternate title for this puzzle? | 45 |
Drunk-as-a-skunk skunk? | 23 |
Drunk-skunk connection | 22 |
Drunk-skunk filler? | 19 |
Drunk-skunk link | 16 |
Drunk: Sp. | 10 |
Drunkard | 8 |
Drunkard (slang) | 16 |
Drunkard's sound | 20 |
Drunkard's woe, for short | 29 |
Drunkard, maybe | 15 |
Drunkard, slangily | 18 |
Drunkards | 9 |
Drunken | 7 |
Drunken acrobat? | 16 |
Drunken buffoon | 15 |
Drunken cry, of old | 19 |
Drunken daze | 12 |
Drunken dish for regular folks? | 31 |
Drunken jag | 11 |
Drunken nursery offerings? | 26 |
Drunken pork delicacy? | 22 |
Drunken revel | 13 |
Drunken reveler | 15 |
Drunken revelry | 15 |
Drunken spree | 13 |
Drunken sprees | 14 |
Drunken state | 13 |
Drunken states | 14 |
Drunken utterance | 17 |
Drunken utterances | 18 |
Drunkenly | 9 |
Drunkenly reveling | 18 |
Drunks | 6 |
Drunks, for short | 17 |
Drupe | 5 |
Drupe throwaway | 15 |
Drupe tree | 10 |
Drupelets | 9 |
Drury Lane composer | 19 |
Drury Lane composer of the 1700's | 37 |
Drury Lane purchase | 19 |
Drury Lane resident | 19 |
Drury LANE resident of rhyme | 28 |
Drury Lane Theatre architect | 28 |
Drury or Primrose, e.g. | 23 |
Drury or Tate | 13 |
Drury ___ Theatre | 17 |
Drury, for one | 14 |
Druthers | 8 |
Dry | 3 |
Dry as champagne | 17 |
Dry as in wine | 15 |
Dry as wine | 12 |
Dry (off) | 9 |
Dry African riverbed | 20 |
Dry Alpine wind | 15 |
Dry and crack | 13 |
Dry and crumbly | 15 |
Dry and desolate | 16 |
Dry and hot | 11 |
Dry and monotonous | 18 |
Dry areas | 9 |
Dry as -- | 9 |