| Parisian mother | 15 |
| Only this, and nothing else | 27 |
| Nothing much | 12 |
| Nothing else than | 17 |
| Not much more than | 18 |
| Neither more nor less | 21 |
| Mother, in Montmartre | 21 |
| Mother, in Metz | 15 |
| Mother, in Marseille | 20 |
| Marginally sufficient | 21 |
| Maori war club | 14 |
| Mademoiselle's matriarch | 28 |
| Like a widow's mite | 23 |
| Like a bagatelle? | 17 |
| Lake, to Byron | 14 |
| Lake, in poesy | 14 |
| Lake or pool | 12 |
| Kind of technicality? | 21 |
| Kind of bagatelle | 17 |
| It often precedes technicalities | 32 |
| Interpol "C'___" | 30 |
| Having no admixture | 19 |
| Grendel's abode | 19 |
| Garçon's "best friend" | 39 |
| For a __ pittance | 17 |
| Femme who has a child | 21 |
| Exclusive of anything else | 26 |
| Enfant bearer | 13 |
| C.S. Lewis's "___ Christianity" | 45 |
| Belittling adjective | 20 |
| Bébé watcher | 18 |
| Bare. | 5 |
| Bagatelle type | 14 |
| Appropriate rhyme for sheer | 27 |
| Apart from anything else | 24 |
| Antonym for abundant | 20 |
| An antonym for abundant | 23 |
| Adjective for a mite or mote | 28 |
| Adjective for "bagatelle" | 35 |
| A --- pittance | 14 |
| A --- formality | 15 |
| A ___ nothing | 13 |
| A ___ child | 11 |
| 1994 deLillos album | 19 |
| "Lady of the ___": Wordsworth | 39 |
| "Honour is a ___ scutcheon": Falstaff | 47 |
| "Honor is a ___ scutcheon": Shak. | 43 |
| "Close My Mind" Heather | 33 |
| "A --- formality" | 27 |
| "A ___ technicality" | 30 |
| "A ___ bagatelle" | 27 |
| "A ___ bagatelle!" | 28 |
| "A ___ bagatelle ..." | 31 |
| "A __ trifle consoles us": Pascal | 43 |
| "A __ technicality" | 29 |
| "A __ coincidence!" | 29 |
| "... for a __ pittance" | 33 |
| "--- words cannot express ..." | 40 |
| "___ Christianity" (C.S. Lewis) | 41 |
| "___ Christianity" (C.S. Lewis work) | 46 |
| ''A ___ formality'' | 35 |
| ''A __ technicality!'' | 38 |
| -- mortal | 9 |
| ___ mortal | 10 |
| And nothing more | 16 |
| Describing no more than | 23 |
| "All the world's a stage, and all the men and women ___ players" | 78 |
| Least | 5 |
| Least significant | 17 |
| Most minuscule | 14 |
| Barest | 6 |
| Superlatively slight | 20 |
| Superlatively scant | 19 |
| Superlatively insignificant | 27 |
| Simplest or barest | 18 |
| Most simple; least | 18 |
| Most scant | 10 |
| Most paltry | 11 |
| Like the worst of pittances | 27 |
| Least prominent | 15 |
| Least palpable, as a touch | 26 |
| Kin of least | 12 |
| Become one | 10 |
| Traffic sign word | 17 |
| On-ramp sign | 12 |
| Use the entrance ramp | 21 |
| Join the flow of traffic | 24 |
| Turn two companies into one | 27 |
| Sign near a freeway entrance | 28 |
| Enter a highway | 15 |
| Blend with traffic | 18 |
| Meld | 4 |
| Enter traffic | 13 |
| Combine, as traffic lanes | 25 |
| Combine corporately | 19 |
| Blend gradually | 15 |
| Perform a certain driving maneuver | 34 |
| Enter a freeway | 15 |
| Blend into traffic | 18 |
| Yellow highway sign | 19 |