- - Insulin co-discoverer
- - With Banting, insulin finder
- - Insulin discoverer
- - Insulin co-inventer
- - Co-discoverer of insulin
- - American-born Canuck insulin inventor
- - outdo in smartest clothing
- - Outmatch
- - Word before "in show" or "in class"
- - eve —, actress who portrayed wallis simpson in 2010 biopic the king's speech
- - ... man (groomsman)
- - Optimal to live above street
- - First and second covered in wager
- - ...... man, bridegroom's attendant
- - "The .... things in life are free"
- - Finest of tube stations?
- - Good, better, ...
- - At weddings this kind of man is unrivalled
- - Defeat brutal person with no heart
- - Most suitable or desirable
- - Beat the unbeatable
- - ... Picture (Oscar's category)
- - The ... Exotic Marigold Hotel (Judi Dench film)
- - George ......, 1960s soccer great
- - "try your ......!"
- - Preferable, in fact, to be studying locally
- - Better than the rest
- - Worst - yet none can equal it
- - To defeat someone
- - Wager about small top
- - "... of You," 2005 Grammy-nominated song by the alt-rock band Foo Fighters
- - beat in the finest possible way
- - "...... in show" (comedy about dogs)
- - .... Picture; Oscar category
- - In one's Sunday ... (clothes for special occasions)
- - ... Picture (category at the Oscars)
- - My ... Friend's Wedding (Julia Roberts film)
- - Academy Award for ... Picture
- - outdo one's smartest clothing
- - awards adjective
- - Top bishop is in Paris
- - "Simply the ..." (Tina Turner song)
- - Word before Actor and Actress at the Oscars
- - Superior to all the rest
- - common email sign-off
- - ... Picture (top Oscar award)
- - the ... years of our lives
- - Most ideal
- - Most impressive of the bunch
- - Most elite
- - ... worst risks son's raised
- - The Number One starting for all sides today
- - Word in most Oscar category names
- - "My ... Friend's Wedding" (Julia Roberts starrer)
- - 'You're My ... Friend' (Queen song)
- - Better than all others
- - common awards word
- - First defeat
- - Most optimal
- - Word after second, Sunday or Seattle's
- - surpassing all others
- - Surpass, or unsurpassed
- - Most fine
- - oscars category adjective
- - Most wonderful
- - academy awards superlative
- - not worst
- - Email sign-off word
- - Top of its kind
- - "Save the ... for last"
- - As good as possible
- - Superlative of good
- - Kindest regards
- - Brief letter sign-off
- - Oscar superlative
- - What father knows?
- - Sunday garb?
- - Crème de la crème
- - Brightest cohort
- - Blue ribbon-worthy
- - Word on an Oscar
- - Word on a blue ribbon
- - Superfine
- - Oscar title starter
- - Like the champ
- - Good's superlative
- - Foo Fighters "...... of You"
- - Edna of stage
- - Carter's "Why Not the ......?"
- - Better superlative
- - Annual Car and Driver list
- - Actress Edna
- - "The ...... Is Yet to Come"
- - "Hit Me with Your ...... Shot"
- - "Father Knows ......"
- - "...... in Show"
- - ...... in Show (Westminster prize)
- - Worst, in a way
- - Word on Oscars
- - Word often said at the Oscars (no, not "mom" or "agent")
- - Word in most Grammy categories
- - Word in an award category
- - Word before friend or seller
- - What a blue ribbon may denote
- - Vanessa Williams "Save the ...... for Last"
- - Unsurpassed, or surpass
- - Type of man or boy
- - The "B" in "BFF"
- - The ...... and the brightest
- - Ten recipient
- - Taking the blue ribbon
- - Start of the title for every Oscar
- - Start of many category names at the Oscars
- - Starr predecessor
- - Ride starter
- - Rating a blue ribbon
- - Prize-winning
- - Pete from the Beatles
- - Part 6 of our Christmas Carol
- - Outrun, say
- - Outduel, e.g.
- - Oscar-night superlative
- - Oscar word
- - Original Beatles drummer Pete
- - Opposite of worst
- - Most worthy
- - Most vague
- - Most helpful
- - Limit of one's ability
- - Like the blue ribbon winner
- - Like a winner
- - Letter ender, perhaps
- - Kind of seller
- - Kind of man or seller
- - It's yet to be, to Browning
- - Insurance writer A.M...........
- - Informal letter closing
- - Inferior to none
- - How father knows
- - Gold-medal caliber
- - Gold medalist, vis-à-vis competitors
- - Girl or seller
- - Foot to put forward
- - Foo Fighters hit "...... of You"
- - First word in every Academy Award category
- - Finest possible
- - Film-award word
- - Excelling all others
- - Edna of theater
- - Drummer Pete
- - Deserving a blue ribbon
- - Compilation word
- - British actress: 1900–74
- - Blue-ribbon word
- - Bet or buy lead-in
- - Banting and ........(Insulindiscoverers )
- - Awards show superlative
- - Award-worthy
- - Author Edna ........
- - At the top of the heap
- - A-No. 1
- - "The Second ...... Exotic Marigold Hotel"
- - "The ...... Man Holiday" (2013 movie)
- - "It's for the ......" Straylight Run
- - "...... Foot Forward"
- - ......-of album
- - ...... Picture (top award at the Oscars)
- - ...... Picture (Oscar presented last each year)
- - ...... Picture (Academy Award won by "12 Years a Slave")
- - ...... Buy (electronics store)
- - ...... bower (spare anchor)
- - .... in Show: dog prize
- - Choice(Used today)
- - None better
- - Finest-quality
- - Largest
- - 'Yours truly' alternative
- - "Cheers" alternative
- - Unequaled
- - A number 1
- - Outscore
- - ....-case scenario
- - Finish ahead of
- - Letter closing
- - Brief letter closing
- - Letter closer
- - Top-rate
- - Unsurpassed
- - Met basso
- - Wishes
- - Defeat, in a way
- - Of the highest grade
- - Outsmart
- - Number one
- - Conquer
- - Choicest
- - Primo
- - Unbeatable
- - Most suitable
- - Most appropriate
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