- - Question commonly posed by a detective novel
- - Informal word for a detective story
- - One following whiskey carrier in this detective story
- - Question asked by Commissioner to detective in Murder on the Orient Express
- - Mystery story (coined by Donald Gordon).
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- - question often posed after george michael references his girlfriend, ann, on arrested development
- - On .... Majesty's Secret Service, James Bond film
- - Diamonds on the Soles of ... Shoes (Paul Simon Song)
- - "On ... Own Ground"
- - she, after a preposition
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- - question posed after a comeback?
- - Spouse's question after a business trip, perhaps
- - Lover's question upon returning
- - question typically asked over a long distance
- - Homecoming question
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- - Posed a question to a desk jockey
- - tried to get clarification
- - Made an application for a different desk
- - Made one's request in the guise of a sheep-tick
- - Frequently ... questions
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- - Question posed after waking up with a lampshade on one's head
- - Question the morning after
- - Nervous post-blackout question
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- - Question posed by a 1987 children's best seller
- - 1987 children's best seller
- - Kiddie lit question
- - Popular children's book series ... whose protagonist is 'hiding' in the circled letters
- - 1987 kid's best-seller
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- - Question posed by cell phone users?
- - Question asked with a raised voice, as demonstrated in three long puzzle answers
- - Slogan in cell phone advertising
- - Cell phone user's query
- - Cell user's question
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- - Question posed to the stranded
- - 'Looking to go somewhere?'
- - Driver's invitation
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