Service station fixture | 23 |
Service station feature | 23 |
Service station employee | 24 |
Service station convenience | 27 |
Service station connection | 26 |
Service station combustible | 27 |
Service site with a star | 24 |
Service people of yesteryear | 28 |
Service org. since 1882 | 23 |
Service org. for females | 24 |
Service or card preceder | 24 |
Service offered at some cafes | 29 |
Service of cable television | 27 |
Service mail drop: Abbr. | 24 |
Service holder in the service | 29 |
Service holder in a service | 27 |
Service girl of W. W. II | 24 |
Service for the Kennedys? | 25 |
Service for needy defendants | 28 |
Service for eight, e.g. | 23 |
Service entrance, sometimes | 27 |
Service club, for short | 23 |
Service club since 1915 | 23 |
Service branch, briefly | 23 |
Service begun May 15, 1918 | 26 |
Service available at hotspots | 29 |
Service at St. Peter's | 26 |
Service at an afternoon party | 29 |
Service areas for the Unsers | 28 |
Service area for Jeff Gordon | 28 |
Service area at Daytona | 23 |
Service address: Abbr. | 22 |
Service acknowledgment | 22 |
Service acad. in Lexington | 26 |
Serves, with "on" | 27 |
Serves up the brewskis | 22 |
Serves under Robert Gates? | 26 |
Serves the function of | 22 |
Serves that hit the net cord | 28 |
Serves pink, as chicken | 23 |
Serves more than one purpose | 28 |
Serves brewski after brewski | 28 |
Serves beer after beer, e.g. | 28 |
Serves beer after beer | 22 |
Serves at a restaurant | 22 |
Serves as lookout for, e.g. | 27 |
Serves as a tourniquet for | 26 |
Serves as a mixologist | 22 |
Serves as a go-between | 22 |
Servers try to clear it | 23 |
Servers need to clear them | 26 |
Servers at some restaurants | 27 |
Server's upper hand | 23 |
Server's suggestions | 24 |
Server's suggestion | 23 |
Server's edge, to Sampras | 29 |
Server's edge, in tennis | 28 |
Server's edge, for short | 28 |
Server's edge in tennis | 27 |
Server's collection | 23 |
Server's basketful | 22 |
Server's assistant | 22 |
Server with a big mouth | 23 |
Server used with a big pot | 26 |
Server on skates, perhaps | 25 |
Server on skates, maybe | 23 |
Server of many, briefly | 23 |
Server of many kosher meals | 27 |
Server of Homer or Lenny | 24 |
Server for Raggedy Ann | 22 |
Served, as on a committee | 25 |
Served well, at tennis | 22 |
Served the soup, in a way | 25 |
Served poorly, in tennis | 24 |
Served perfectly, in tennis | 27 |
Served perfectly on a court | 27 |
Served perfectly at Wimbledon | 29 |
Served on a panel, maybe | 24 |
Served in its natural gravy | 27 |
Served in burning brandy | 24 |
Served in blazing liquor | 24 |
Served at a restaurant | 22 |
Served as well as possible | 26 |
Served as the narrator for | 26 |
Served as a go-between | 22 |
Served as a chairman, say | 25 |
Served a tennis winner | 22 |
Served a tennis ball by | 23 |
Served a second purpose | 23 |
Serve, with "up" | 26 |
Serve, with "out" | 27 |
Serve, with "on" | 26 |
Serve, as at a restaurant | 25 |
Serve, as a maid would a lady | 29 |
Serve without consequence | 25 |
Serve up the drinks, e.g. | 25 |
Serve up on a platter, say | 26 |
Serve to clarify a situation | 28 |
Serve that doesn't count | 28 |
Serve one's sentence | 24 |