Precise or prudish | 18 |
Precise point | 13 |
Precise timepiece | 17 |
Precise, as an arrival | 22 |
Precise, in Méjico | 21 |
Precise, proper party pooper | 28 |
Precise, so to speak | 20 |
Precise-sounding blade | 22 |
Precisely | 9 |
Precisely (with "to") | 31 |
Precisely accurate | 18 |
Precisely correct | 17 |
Precisely on the mark | 21 |
Precisely punctual | 18 |
Precisely right | 15 |
Precisely what's needed | 27 |
Precisely when called for | 25 |
Precisely, after "on" | 31 |
Precisely, after "to" | 31 |
Precisely, informally | 21 |
Precisely, with "on" | 30 |
Precisely, with "to" | 30 |
Precisely-cooked rotisserie chicken? | 36 |
Preciseness | 11 |
Precision | 9 |
Precision in small details | 26 |
Precision instrument | 20 |
Precision marchers | 18 |
Precision marching group | 24 |
Precision or refinement | 23 |
Precision squads | 16 |
Precision-made | 14 |
Precisionist | 12 |
Precisionists | 13 |
Precitizenship course: Abbr. | 28 |
Preclude | 8 |
Preclude legally | 16 |
Preclude, in law | 16 |
Precludes | 9 |
Preclusion | 10 |
Preclusion in law | 17 |
Precocious 1955 fictional heroine | 33 |
Precocious heroine of a 1955 book | 33 |
Precocious Ivy Leaguer! | 23 |
Precocious kid | 14 |
Precocious Plaza resident | 25 |
Precocious Roald Dahl heroine | 29 |
Precognition | 12 |
Precognition, e.g. | 18 |
Precognition, for short | 23 |
Precognitive person | 19 |
Precognitive talent | 19 |
Precollege | 10 |
Precollege education | 20 |
Precollege exam | 15 |
Precollege exams | 16 |
Precollege exams: Abbr. | 23 |
Precollege hurdle, for short | 28 |
Precollege level | 16 |
Precollege sch. | 15 |
Precollege test, for short | 26 |
Precollege, briefly | 19 |
Precollege, for short | 21 |
Precomputer animation frame | 27 |
Preconceive | 11 |
Preconceived notions, perhaps | 29 |
Preconceives | 12 |
Preconception | 13 |
Preconcert activity | 19 |
Precondition | 12 |
Preconditions | 13 |
Precook | 7 |
Precook, in a way | 17 |
Precooking solution | 19 |
Precooks | 8 |
Precooks, in a way | 18 |
Precursor | 9 |
Precursor of a reaper | 21 |
Precursor of a violin | 21 |
Precursor of Baker and Charlie | 30 |
Precursor of CDs | 16 |
Precursor of change | 19 |
Precursor of down | 17 |
Precursor of Pascal | 19 |
Precursor of reggae | 19 |
Precursor of riches | 19 |
Precursor of stereo | 19 |
Precursor of tear | 17 |
Precursor of the "Odyssey" | 36 |
Precursor of the Apple Macintosh | 32 |
Precursor of the feminist movement | 34 |
Precursor of the space age | 26 |
Precursor of trig. | 18 |
Precursor to "the dole" | 33 |
Precursor to a game of chicken | 30 |
Precursor to a historical "party" | 43 |
Precursor to a memorable Boston party | 37 |
Precursor to a play-off | 23 |
Precursor to adoption, often | 28 |
Precursor to duke or bishop | 27 |