They're thirsty much of the time | 36 |
They're thrown during a fight | 33 |
They're thrown in decathlons | 32 |
They're thrown in track and field | 37 |
They're thrown on the gridiron | 34 |
They're tightened during hard times | 39 |
They're tipped in pranks, supposedly | 40 |
They're to the right of the decimal pt. | 43 |
They're toasted at luncheons | 32 |
They're toppled during a strike | 35 |
They're tops at Victoria's Secret | 41 |
They're tough to see through | 32 |
They're tracked by Canada's Radarsats | 45 |
They're trained with paddles | 32 |
They're treated as people, legally: Abbr. | 45 |
They're treated by veterinarios | 35 |
They're tucked in a cannonball | 34 |
They're turned and tightened | 32 |
They're turned on in summer, for short | 42 |
They're turned on when one starts crying | 44 |
They're two sizes above M's | 35 |
They're typed on a cell phone | 33 |
They're typically cast first | 32 |
They're typically found in attics | 37 |
They're typically known to have big heads | 45 |
They're typically sold by the dozen | 39 |
They're unarmed, but could be dangerous | 43 |
They're unarmed, but dangerous | 34 |
They're under a bonnet or boot | 34 |
They're under exclamation points | 36 |
They're under shoulder joints, anatomically | 47 |
They're universally accepted | 32 |
They're unlikely to be realized | 35 |
They're unlikely to bring home the bacon | 44 |
They're unmatched in footwear | 33 |
They're unpleasant to be around | 35 |
They're up first, in baseball | 33 |
They're used as flavoring in the liqueur raki | 49 |
They're used for corner cuts | 32 |
They're used for picking things up | 38 |
They're used for rinsing in restaurants | 43 |
They're used for shooting stars | 35 |
They're used for tracking shots | 35 |
They're used in British puzzles | 35 |
They're used in classified ads | 34 |
They're used in digging for truffles | 40 |
They're used in mineral processing | 38 |
They're used in psychological pricing | 41 |
They're used in repair of fractures | 39 |
They're used in some searches | 33 |
They're used in walking the dog | 35 |
They're used to cook chicken tikka | 38 |
They're used to determine paternity | 39 |
They're used to fashion models | 34 |
They're used to get backstage | 33 |
They're used to make a stand | 32 |
They're used to make hollandaise sauce | 42 |
They're used to make matches | 32 |
They're used to make the grade | 34 |
They're used to make zabaglione | 35 |
They're used to rock the cradle | 35 |
They're used to slide across the stage | 42 |
They're used to walk the dog | 32 |
They're useful in making contacts | 37 |
They're useless unless they have a ball | 43 |
They're useless when they run | 33 |
They're useless without runners | 35 |
They're usually aimed at heads | 34 |
They're usually assigned to bases | 37 |
They're usually blue or brown | 33 |
They're usually counted last | 32 |
They're usually covered in white | 36 |
They're usually cut thin at the deli | 40 |
They're usually even on one side | 36 |
They're usually first to raise their hands | 46 |
They're usually found in beds | 33 |
They're usually found on the margins | 40 |
They're usually fruit-flavored | 34 |
They're usually full of corn | 32 |
They're usually given at birth | 34 |
They're usually heavier at night | 36 |
They're usually in the 80s and 90s | 38 |
They're usually left after dinner | 37 |
They're usually made of African Blackwood | 45 |
They're usually made with baking powder | 43 |
They're usually marked in red | 33 |
They're usually not good with tricks | 40 |
They're usually not on itineraries | 38 |
They're usually only known for their voices | 47 |
They're usually password-protected: Abbr. | 45 |
They're usually pixelated on TV | 35 |
They're usually released on Tuesdays | 40 |
They're usually seen in rows | 32 |
They're usually short ... or shorts | 39 |
They're usually sold in pairs | 33 |
They're usually under signatures: Abbr. | 43 |
They're usually washed separately | 37 |
They're usually worn over petticoats | 40 |
They're uttered with shudders | 33 |
They're venomous and highly armed | 37 |