- - Fellow competitor running ablest team
- - reliable team playing for colleague
- - Fellow in tie carrying book
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- - Is not able to stomach running, haste
- - despises running heats
- - Detests unseemly haste
- - Can't stand, but the hard seat is awful
- - Is really down on
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- - fellow is able to find a pot for outdoor cooking
- - Goat is able to make a bushman's teapot
- - Goat is able to make vital camp gear
- - william is able to produce tin for cooking
- - A goat is able to provide a campfire container
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- - is able to cope, but the fellow looks older
- - Copes, deals with
- - Applies controls as guy gets older
- - Runs; copes
- - Chap gets no younger but still has control
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- - Able fellow
- - he may be able as a sailor
- - "Able-bodied" military person
- - Able-bodied one
- - Oft-able one
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- - Competitors in a running event
- - Participants in a race or competition
- - rallycross competitors
- - Formula One competitors
- - They sit in a lot of laps
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- - Running shoe competitor of Adidas
- - Adidas and .... are two brands that were founded by brothers; also, wild cat native to the Americas
- - Running shoe brand or a cougar
- - Shoe brand repped by Skylar Diggins-Smith
- - Sportswear company with the name of a big cat
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- - Running gear named after running animals
- - Shoes named for an antelope
- - Floatride running shoes, e.g.
- - Some running shoes
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- - American animated sitcom which is running its 29th season making it the longest running TV series with 629 episodes: 2 wds.
- - Animated TV series
- - no. 2: "the best, longest running, most influential tv comedy of them all"
- - The longest-running animated sitcom which has won 32 Emmys: 2 wds.
- - Fox's Animated sitcom that is the longest-running sitcom and the longest-running animated program in the U.S.: 2 wds.
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