- - Things computer nerds can't wait to get their hands on
- - They're often double-clicked
- - Double-clicked things
- - furry scurriers
- - 1000 frozen confectionery animals
- - Millions reserve computer peripherals
- - Of .... and Men, John Steinbeck novella
- - Computer cursor controllers
- - Small rodents with a fondness for pea seeds
- - Dressmakers in 'Cinderella'
- - Rats' kin
- - that visually disadvantaged trio?
- - hole-in-the-wall denizens
- - furry maze solvers
- - Creatures that can be both pets and pests
- - Disney's Mickey and Minnie, for two
- - Go down the pub, perhaps — not a nice one?
- - Rats' smaller kin
- - Rodents, or computer devices
- - Cinderella's horses, before the spell
- - Owls' quarries
- - modern navigation aids
- - rats' smaller cousins
- - Trackpad alternatives
- - Mickey & Minnie
- - Computer clicking devices
- - Headless lice take on a thousand rodents
- - To them, a cat that just ate cheese has baited breath
- - laptop navigation aids
- - cheese-loving rodents (at least in cartoons)
- - Pests having a bit of a race on the motorway
- - cinderella's tiny dressmakers, in the 1950 disney film
- - Plural of "mouse"
- - Cinderella's animal friends
- - they actually prefer fruit and grains to cheese
- - Small rodents, similar to rats
- - creatures that may run on an exercise wheel
- - Alternatives to trackpads
- - Mickey, Minnie and Stuart Little
- - They scurry … or scroll
- - "Of ... and Men," novel by American author John Steinbeck about two migrant ranch workers
- - Animals like Speedy Gonzales
- - Rats' cousins
- - touchpad kin
- - Computer devices so-named for their cords, which suggest tails
- - ... Galaxies, two spiral galaxies named after their rodent-like tails
- - Cats' quarry(Used today)
- - Rats' relatives
- - Cats' prey
- - Nursery trio
- - Trio of rhyme
- - They rest on pads
- - Pointing devices
- - Nursery rhyme threesome
- - Computer store section
- - Cinderella's horses, really
- - Cinderella's helpers
- - Blind trio
- - They may squeak by you
- - They became Cinderella's horses
- - Some unwelcome guests
- - Rat relatives
- - Pixie and Dixie, e.g.
- - Passengers on Apollo 17
- - Mickey and Minnie, for two
- - Maze solvers
- - Household rodentia
- - Hole-in-the-wall gang?
- - First space travelers
- - Cursor controllers
- - Creatures in a Steinbeck title
- - Cinderella's pumpkin-pullers
- - Cinderella's horses, before
- - Cinderella's horses, after 12
- - Attic problem
- - Apollo 17 passengers
- - "Three Blind ......" (nursery rhyme)
- - "An American Tail" critters
- - Whiskered maze runners
- - What Mickey and Minnie are
- - Trial subjects
- - Toons Pixie and Dixie, e.g.
- - Timid creatures
- - They play while the cat's away
- - They may be running late
- - They may be in fields or on pads
- - Symbols of quietness
- - Suriphobe's fear
- - Surfers' accessories
- - Steinbeck title varmints
- - Some sit on pads
- - Small scurriers
- - Small rodents chased by cats
- - Small game for tabby
- - Sightless trio
- - Shrews' kin
- - Scientific subjects?
- - Scampering squeakers
- - Runners of song
- - Runners in lab mazes
- - Rodents chased by cats
- - Quiet types
- - Quiet creatures
- - Point-and-click devices
- - Players, in the cat's absence
- - PC operators?
- - Ones sitting on pads
- - Nursery rhyme, Three Blind ...
- - Nursery clock climbers
- - Murophobe's fear
- - Murine creatures
- - Modest Mouse "...... Eat Cheese"
- - Mickey and others
- - Mickey and kin
- - Metallers "Of ...... and Men"
- - Members of blind trio
- - Marillion's are made from "Sugar"
- - Many trial subjects
- - Many sit on pads
- - Maisy and Stuart Little
- - Laptops' lacks
- - Lab test subjects
- - Jerry and Mickey, for two
- - Itchy and Jerry, in cartoons
- - House pests
- - High-tech selection devices
- - Grimalkins' prey
- - Glue trap targets
- - Furry pests
- - First space travelers from U.S.
- - Farmer's wife's quarry
- - Famed blind trio
- - Fairy tale coachmen, at midnight
- - Dwellers of some cellars
- - Computer devices to click
- - Computer alternatives to touchpads
- - Cinderella's horses, at first
- - Chuck E. Cheese et al.
- - Cheese-eaters
- - Certain schemers, to Burns
- - Cat's kills
- - Blind trio in a nursery rhyme
- - Blind trio in a children's rhyme
- - Blind ones of song
- - Blind nursery rhyme trio
- - Blind animals in a kids' rhyme
- - Bane of the farmer's wife
- - Azure Ray "We Are ......"
- - Animals that are similar to rats
- - Animals sometimes fed to pet snakes
- - "The Rescuers" heroes
- - "The cat in gloves catches no ......"
- - "Eek!" elicitors
- - "Cinderella" coachmen, at midnight
- - Lab animals
- - Some vermin
- - Common rodents
- - Lab-maze solvers
- - Word in a Steinbeck title
- - Timid ones
- - Computer accessories
- - Computer attachments
- - Cellar dwellers.
- - Furry rodents
- - Timid types
- - Voles
- - Meek ones
- - Cats' quarry
- - "Of — and Men"
- - Desktop clickers
- - Common clickers
- - Cartoon cats chase them
- - Stuart Little and Speedy Gonzales, for two
- - Rodents that squeak
- - Timid people, so to speak
- - Maze runners
- - Lab runners
- - Squeaky pests
- - Cursor movers
- - Lab ....
- - "Of ... and Men" (John Steinbeck)
- - Minnie and Mickey
- - Little squeakers
- - Computer devices bearing little resemblance to their real-life namesakes
- - Mickey and Minnie, e.g
- - Nursery rhyme trio
- - Blind trio of rhyme
- - Blind trio of song
- - They might squeak by
- - Cheese-nibbling rodents
- - Cats' quarries
- - Owls' prey
- - PC accessories with scroll wheels
- - Little scurriers
- - Many are kept on pads
- - Gran from Germanic nursery rhyme threesome
- - Clock-climbing trio
- - Cheese lovers
- - Cinderella's horses, after midnight
- - Computer clickers
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