It rates over 100,000 on the Scoville scale | 43 |
It rarely has more than one part | 32 |
It ranges from pale to reddish-yellow | 37 |
It ran through the veins of Venus | 33 |
It puts the whole world in your hands | 37 |
It puts the "oom" in an oompah | 40 |
It puts the "hot" in hot cross buns | 45 |
It puts the "high" in highway | 39 |
It puts four syrups on each table | 33 |
It puts a team in the World Series (Abbr.) | 42 |
It purrs when it's cared for | 32 |
It pumps up the volume, for short | 33 |
It pumps up the band's volume | 33 |
It provides mileage ratings (abbr.) | 35 |
It provides many cars to New York City | 38 |
It provides juice for many start-ups | 36 |
It provides a shock to the system | 33 |
It provides a paycheck, no sweat | 32 |
It provided booming business at JFK? | 36 |
It protects a kitten from being bitten | 38 |
It promised "A Peep at Polynesian Life" | 49 |
It prohibits illegal search and seizure | 39 |
It produces more than 20 billion bricks annually | 48 |
It probably won't keep you up | 33 |
It prevents you from dropping dead | 34 |
It prevents flapping in the wind | 32 |
It prevents coolant from escaping | 33 |
It premiered at La Scala in 1904 | 32 |
It precedes Yankee in the phonetic alphabet | 43 |
It precedes the names of rappers Wayne and Kim | 46 |
It precedes sodium in the periodic table | 40 |
It precedes lands, world or regions | 35 |
It precedes kissing and making up | 33 |
It precedes fast and follows farm | 33 |
It precedes di or da, in a Beatles song | 39 |
It precedes Blue Jays' home games | 37 |
It precedes "Then fall, Caesar" | 41 |
It precedes "the land of the free" | 44 |
It precedes "Over here!" | 34 |
It precedes "demonstrandum" | 37 |
It precedes "Blastoff!" | 33 |
It popped into Descartes's head | 35 |
It points you in the right direction | 36 |
It plays a part in some openings | 32 |
It plays a part in openings and closings | 40 |
It played the Platters' platters | 36 |
It penalizes obstruction of hydrants | 36 |
It pays you cash when you get hurt and miss work | 48 |
It passes through the earth's poles | 39 |
It passes through six E. state capitals | 39 |
It passes through a lubber's hole | 37 |
It pairs with "Faith," in a saying | 44 |
It paid about 50-1 at the 2007 Kentucky Derby | 45 |
It oversees a major production every two yrs. | 45 |
It originates from the left ventricle | 37 |
It originally included 51 states | 32 |
It operates under a royal charter | 33 |
It opens with a 75-bar bassoon solo | 35 |
It opens Letterman’s “Viewer Mail” | 46 |
It opens in a public square in Seville | 38 |
It opened on Broadway on 9/25/79 | 32 |
It opened on Broadway Dec. 30, 1948 | 35 |
It only makes sense when it's broken | 40 |
It once stretched from France to Russia: Abbr. | 46 |
It once made up the school board | 32 |
It once had over 30 million subscribers | 39 |
It once had many satellites in its orbit | 40 |
It often starts with "www" | 36 |
It often starts with "http:" | 38 |
It often shows a band's name | 32 |
It often results in changes across the board | 44 |
It often requires a security deposit | 36 |
It often precedes technicalities | 32 |
It often precedes a three-digit number | 38 |
It often involves slamming doors | 32 |
It often involves geometric patterns | 36 |
It often involves competitive drawing | 37 |
It often involves a Snellen chart | 33 |
It often increases during rush hour | 35 |
It often includes surround sound | 32 |
It often includes an owner's name | 37 |
It often has trig as a prerequisite | 35 |
It often has cream cheese frosting | 34 |
It often has a thumb but no fingers | 35 |
It often has a ring in the middle | 33 |
It often hangs around the kitchen | 33 |
It often goes with a beer budget, unfortunately | 47 |
It often goes before a fall, it's said | 42 |
It often gets dressed in the kitchen | 36 |
It often gets away, so we've heard | 38 |
It often functions with the help of an organ | 44 |
It often follows "you" | 32 |
It often follows "Oops" | 33 |
It often features the quadratic formula | 39 |
It often featured anthropomorphic cows | 38 |
It often ends in "ase" | 32 |
It often employs geometric patterns | 35 |
It often contains six yards of silk | 35 |
It often contains lots of letters | 33 |
It often contains "lies" | 34 |