Getting on, so to speak (Var.) | 30 |
Getting on, so to speak | 23 |
Getting on, like a spinster | 27 |
Getting on, as a horse | 22 |
Getting on the ready | 20 |
Getting on the board | 20 |
Getting on in years | 19 |
Getting on in life | 18 |
Getting on (Var.) | 17 |
Getting on | 10 |
Getting older (Var.) | 20 |
Getting older | 13 |
Getting off the tape | 20 |
Getting off | 11 |
Getting nowhere fast | 20 |
Getting nowhere | 15 |
Getting nostalgic, perhaps | 26 |
Getting no returns? | 19 |
Getting mileage out of | 22 |
Getting lost, in a way | 22 |
Getting lighter | 15 |
Getting just a slap on the wrist, say | 37 |
Getting it wrong | 16 |
Getting it on demand | 20 |
Getting into the wrong business? | 32 |
Getting into the race | 21 |
Getting interesting | 19 |
Getting information, perhaps | 28 |
Getting in shape | 16 |
Getting in line? | 16 |
Getting in gear | 15 |
Getting hitched | 15 |
Getting hit with a BB might leave you with one | 46 |
Getting high, perhaps | 21 |
Getting help, in a way | 22 |
Getting help of a sort | 22 |
Getting heat-resistant glassware? | 33 |
Getting hardly any laughs | 25 |
Getting gray | 12 |
Getting gradually louder, in mus. | 33 |
Getting gas, e.g. | 17 |
Getting from ___ B | 18 |
Getting from ___ (achieving a goal) | 35 |
Getting from --- (making progress) | 34 |
Getting flattened by a gridiron lineman? | 40 |
Getting fish ready to cook | 26 |
Getting exactly right | 21 |
Getting entangled | 17 |
Getting drunk every night will probably lower it: Abbr. | 55 |
Getting down to brass tacks | 27 |
Getting down off of them is duck soup | 37 |
Getting down | 12 |
Getting dolled up | 17 |
Getting dark | 12 |
Getting dactylograms from | 25 |
Getting cold feet (or an alternate title for this puzzle) | 57 |
Getting cold feet | 17 |
Getting closer | 14 |
Getting close, as in a game | 27 |
Getting close to the lead, maybe | 32 |
Getting close | 13 |
Getting clean | 13 |
Getting chilled, as wine | 24 |
Getting chilled, as champagne | 29 |
Getting chilled | 15 |
Getting caught, in a way | 24 |
Getting by, with "out" | 32 |
Getting by with a loaner herb? | 30 |
Getting buzzed, say? | 20 |
Getting broader | 15 |
Getting bogged down | 19 |
Getting blitzed | 15 |
Getting bigger quickly | 22 |
Getting better, as wine: Var. | 29 |
Getting better, after "in" | 36 |
Getting better | 14 |
Getting back your own | 21 |
Getting back to | 15 |
Getting back for | 16 |
Getting away | 12 |
Getting at | 10 |
Getting around well | 19 |
Getting around | 14 |
Getting angry | 13 |
Getting an A+ on | 16 |
Getting along in years | 22 |
Getting along | 13 |
Getting all ___ your face | 25 |
Getting ahead of | 16 |
Getting across, in a way | 24 |
Getting across | 14 |
Getting a voucher for a cancelled flight? | 41 |
GETTING A SON | 13 |
Getting a raise, maybe | 22 |
Getting a piggyback ride from | 29 |
Getting a perfect score on | 26 |
Getting a passport, say? | 24 |
Getting a party going | 21 |
Getting a move on | 17 |
Getting a more expensive car, say | 33 |