| "Can you believe that!" | 33 |
| "Can you beat that?!" | 31 |
| "___ Seeing You" | 26 |
| "__ honest ..." | 25 |
| "__ darned!" | 22 |
| "__ a monkey's uncle!" | 36 |
| 'Well, -- darned!' | 26 |
| ''Well, ___ darned!'' | 37 |
| ''__ Seeing You'' | 33 |
| '-- right back' | 23 |
| '-- Home for Christmas' | 31 |
| '-- darned!' | 20 |
| Skeptic's comeback | 22 |
| Skeptic's response | 22 |
| "Yeah, yeah!" | 23 |
| "Riiiight" | 20 |
| Unmannerly | 10 |
| Lacking social graces | 21 |
| "Leave it to me!" | 27 |
| "Let me help with the dishes" | 39 |
| Welcome offer to a dishwasher | 29 |
| Offer to a dishwasher | 21 |
| Dinner's guest's offer, regarding the dishes | 52 |
| Cooperative after-dinner offer | 30 |
| "Winnie ___ Pu" | 25 |
| That: Lat. | 10 |
| River at Rennes | 15 |
| A river at Rennes | 17 |
| "Winnie ___ Pu": Lenard | 33 |
| Lenard's "Winnie ___ Pu" | 38 |
| He, to Hadrian | 14 |
| __-et-Vilaine: French department | 32 |
| Winnie ____ Pu | 14 |
| Winnie ___ Pu | 15 |
| That one: Lat. | 14 |
| River flowing to Rennes | 23 |
| He: Lat. | 8 |
| "Winnie ___ Pu," Lenard book | 38 |
| "Winnie ___ Pooh" | 27 |
| "Winnie __ Pu": Latin version of a Milne work | 55 |
| Winne ____ Pu | 13 |
| That, to Ovid | 13 |
| That, to Cicero | 15 |
| That, in old Rome | 17 |
| That one, to Tacitus | 20 |
| That one, to Cato | 17 |
| That one, to Caesar | 19 |
| That one, in Rome | 17 |
| That one, in old Rome | 21 |
| That fellow, to Plautus | 23 |
| Milne character name | 20 |
| Litigious threat | 16 |
| Lenard's "Winnie ___ Pooh" | 40 |
| Latin that | 10 |
| Latin "that" | 22 |
| He, to Caesar | 13 |
| He to Cassius | 14 |
| Cicero's that | 17 |
| Between Winnie and Pu | 21 |
| "Winnie --- Pu" | 25 |
| "Winnie _____ Pu" | 27 |
| "Winnie ___ Pu" (Latin version) | 41 |
| "Winnie ___ Pu" (Latin version of Milne's classic that became a bestseller in 1960) | 97 |
| "Winnie __ Pu" | 24 |
| ___-et-Vilaine, French department | 33 |
| _____-et-Vilaine, France | 24 |
| Banned | 6 |
| Unlawful | 8 |
| Unauthorized | 12 |
| Outside the law | 15 |
| Not to be done | 14 |
| Like some aliens | 16 |
| Like insider trading | 20 |
| Not according to Hoyle | 22 |
| More than frowned upon | 22 |
| Law-breaking | 12 |
| Against the law | 15 |
| Violating the law | 17 |
| Prosecutable | 12 |
| Pretty intense way to refer to an undocumented worker, when you think about it | 78 |
| Outlawed | 8 |
| One caught by border patrol | 27 |
| Not sanctioned | 14 |
| Not licit | 9 |
| Not lawful | 10 |
| Like smugglers' goods | 25 |
| Like icing | 10 |
| Like driving while intoxicated | 30 |
| Like contraband | 15 |
| Felonious | 9 |
| Adjective for a speak-easy | 26 |
| A sick bird? | 12 |
| Danube tributary | 16 |
| Danube feeder | 13 |
| Less healthy | 12 |
| More green around the gills | 27 |
| In worse health | 15 |
| Not having as favorable a prognosis | 35 |
| Not as well | 11 |
| More sick, in dialect | 21 |