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autos
  • - Parking lot fillers, for short
  • - Road fillers
  • - Freeway fillers
  • - Focuses on the road, say
  • - Ones for the road?
  • - Road runners
  • - Sights on the road
  • - You can fill a lot with them
  • - subarus, e.g.
  • - Cars, for short
  • - Motor vehicles or cars
  • - Toyotas and Hondas
  • - vws and bmws
  • - jaguar and cougar, e.g.
  • - Common vehicles
  • - a lot of them fit in a lot
  • - Dodges, for example
  • - They make up a lot
  • - Turning to USA for cars?
  • - Cars, informally
  • - freeway vehicles
  • - A university drunkard driven back in cars
  • - Traffic constituents
  • - They have trunks but don't go swimming
  • - Sedans
  • - Some plant products
  • - Top reason for traffic jams
  • - Sedans, e.g.
  • - Rush hour accumulation
  • - Reo and Yugo
  • - Motor Trend topics
  • - Lot dwellers
  • - Lemons or cream puffs
  • - Latter-day chariots
  • - Jaguars and lemons
  • - Idlers in a jam
  • - Yugos and Kias
  • - You'll see them on a lot
  • - Where trunks are
  • - Things sometimes seen on shoulders
  • - They're often parked in garages
  • - They need their bearings
  • - Sonata, Prelude and Concerto, e.g.
  • - Some jams are made of these
  • - Runners with hoods
  • - Runabouts
  • - Rogue, Storm and others
  • - Reo, Essex, etc.
  • - Racers at Indianapolis
  • - Plant products?
  • - Pierce-Arrows, e.g.
  • - Parking lot sights
  • - Obstacles in Frogger
  • - Oakland and Essex
  • - Nash and Reo
  • - Motor Trend subjects
  • - Monte Carlo et al.
  • - Model T and Bearcat
  • - Menu word on AOL's home page
  • - Maxwell and Oakland
  • - Lots are seen in lots
  • - Lot lot
  • - Lambos and the like
  • - La Salle and Hudson
  • - Kissel and Marmon
  • - Jeeps or heaps.
  • - Jam units
  • - Jaguars, for example
  • - Jaguar and Colt
  • - Hudson and LaSalle, once
  • - Highway rollers.
  • - Hatchbacks, e.g.
  • - Gridlock components
  • - Geos and Reos
  • - Erskine and Mercer
  • - Erskine and Essex
  • - Duryea and Kissel
  • - Durant, Erskine, etc.
  • - Dodge things
  • - Detroit output
  • - Detroit is known for manufacturing them
  • - Dealership display
  • - De Soto and Hudson
  • - Coupes and compacts
  • - Costly buys
  • - Cords and Mercers
  • - Cord and Pierce-Arrow
  • - Convertibles, e.g.
  • - Auburn and Oakland
  • - Auburn and Marmon
  • - A lot may have a lot of them
  • - "Motor Trend" topic
  • - Certain models.
  • - Passenger vehicles
  • - Family vehicles.
  • - Traffic jammers
  • - Lincoln and Ford
  • - Mercury and Saturn, e.g.
  • - Motown products
  • - Motor vehicles
  • - Sedans and convertibles
  • - Traffic-jam components
  • - Vehicles.
  • - Compacts
  • - There are lots on lots
  • - Parking lot occupants
  • - What downtowns have lots of
  • - Jaguars, e.g
  • - Dealership sights
  • - Dealership buys
  • - Fiats, e.g
  • - Jam ingredients?
  • - Dealership inventory
  • - Products of some plants
  • - Toyotas and Chevys
  • - Fords and Chevys
  • - Buicks and Bentleys
  • - 38 Down movers
  • - They're driven
  • - Roadsters
  • - Convertibles and coupes
  • - Cars
  • - Rio and Malibu
  • - Aries and Taurus
  • - Assembly line products
  • - Common rentals
  • - Hybrids, e.g
  • - Volt, Tesla and 6-Down
  • - They're cranked no more
  • - Drunkard reversing after gold cars
  • - Accords, e.g
  • - They can be jammed up
  • - Carpool lane occupants
  • - Dollar rentals
  • - Ford and Lincoln
  • - Compacts, for instance
  • - Rush hour glut
  • - Dealer's inventory
  • - They're tired
  • - "Motor Trend" specialty
  • - They're chopped in chop shops
  • - Coupes and convertibles
  • - Tesla and Volt
  • - A lot of them can be found on a lot
  • - Alamo rentals
  • - What a lot may be filled with
  • - Sedans and coupes
  • - Love Bug and Batmobile, for two
  • - Volts and Teslas
  • - Prius and Volt
  • - VW and BMW
  • - Sights along the highway
  • - Dealership lot array
  • - They get into jams
  • - LaSalle and Hudson
  • - Jaguars, for instance
  • - Most of them run on gas
  • - Jammed idlers?
  • - Highway sights
  • - Some jams consist of these
  • - They have belts and coats
  • - Buyers find lots of them
  • - Output of some assembly lines
  • - Bugs and Jags
  • - Items auctioned by Barrett-Jackson
  • - Coupes and sedans
  • - Saabs, say
  • - Common carriers
  • - They get people into jams
  • - Turnpike travelers, briefly
  • - Chitty Chitty Bang Bang and the Love Bug
  • - Snowplows may bury them
  • - Some repos
items
  • - Gossip tidbits
  • - Gossip column tidbits
  • - Newspaper entries.
  • - Newspaper articles
  • - Newspaper pieces
  • - News tidbits
  • - Gossip-rag tidbits
  • - Gossip page tidbits
  • - Newsy tidbits
  • - Newspaper tidbits
  • - Bits of news
  • - Single entities
  • - Grocery checkout count
  • - Gossipy squibs
  • - Dating pairs
  • - Checklist units
  • - Agenda lines
  • - "10 ...... or less" (checkout sign)
  • - Word on an express checkout sign
  • - Wishlist entries
  • - Twosomes in the tabloids
  • - Subjects of gossip
  • - Single articles
  • - Short news pieces
  • - Shopping-list notations
  • - Shopping cart fillers
  • - Separate articles
  • - Market express lane units
  • - Lovey-dovey pairs, in tabloids
  • - List parts
  • - Inventory stock, in adventure games
  • - "Entertainment Tonight" topics
  • - Units of news
  • - Units in a list
  • - Things on the agenda
  • - Things on a checklist
  • - They're often collected in video games
  • - They're in the news
  • - They're gossiped about
  • - These are auctioned at music expo
  • - Tabloids twosomes
  • - Tabloid features
  • - Tabloid duos
  • - Tabloid blurbs about rockers
  • - Supermarket express lane units
  • - Strings and CDs, for example
  • - Single things or objects
  • - Single entries
  • - Short pieces
  • - Short news paragraphs
  • - Shopping list entries
  • - Shopping list articles
  • - Shopper's selections
  • - Popular twosomes
  • - Parts of an inventory
  • - Parts of a list
  • - Parsons or Fidler paragraphs.
  • - News paragraphs
  • - News fillers
  • - New couples
  • - Lovey-dovey pairs
  • - List makeup
  • - Limit 10 ........ (checkout sign)
  • - Individual things on a list
  • - Individual parts of an agenda
  • - Individual parts
  • - Hollywooders going steady
  • - Hollywood pairs
  • - Grocery-cart contents
  • - Express checkout units
  • - Entries in an acoount
  • - Couples, so to speak
  • - Couples, in columns
  • - Couples in the gossip pages
  • - Column couples
  • - Celebrity pairs, often
  • - Celebrity couples, usually
  • - Bullets may precede them
  • - Bullet followers
  • - Bullet accompaniers
  • - Agenda's content
  • - Agenda fodder
  • - 10 ...... or less (supermarket checkout sign)
  • - "15 ...... or less" (supermarket checkout sign)
  • - "12 ...... or less" (checkout lane sign)
  • - "10 ...... or less" (sign at an express checkout line)
  • - "10 ...... or less" (checkout line sign)
  • - "10 ...... or less" (checkout line sign that grates on grammarians)
  • - "10 ...... or less" (checkout lane sign)
  • - ...and whosiwhatsits
  • - Agenda listing
  • - Smite (anag)
  • - Express line count
  • - Bits of information?
  • - Doodads
  • - Sundries
  • - Cart fillers
  • - Knickknacks.
  • - ...... paragraphs
  • - Individual things
  • - List particulars.
  • - Components
  • - Gossip morsels
  • - Shopping cart contents
  • - They may have bullets
  • - News articles.
  • - Short stories?
  • - Entries
  • - Units
  • - Receipt listings
  • - Briefs
  • - Bits and pieces
  • - Pieces
  • - Carry on
  • - Points
  • - Objects
  • - List components
  • - News bits
  • - Articles in Times rewritten
  • - Articles or units
  • - List entries
  • - List units
  • - Separate objects or units
  • - Tabloid twosomes
  • - Agenda contents
  • - Talked-about twosomes
  • - Twosomes in the news
  • - Store inventory
  • - They may follow bullets
  • - People pairs, say
  • - First mate cuts raft with a number of objects
  • - Troublesome times reported on the news
  • - Articles or units on a list
  • - Lines on a list
  • - Shopping list components
  • - Discrete things
  • - Express lane count
  • - Agenda parts
  • - Things one's carrying came across from the East
  • - Articles
  • - Cart count
  • - Express line sign word
  • - News briefs
  • - Inventory list
  • - Gossip column couples
  • - Newsy bits
  • - Collection pieces
  • - Checkout line count
  • - Things on an agenda
  • - Celeb dating pairs
  • - Checkout counter count
  • - Short articles
  • - List details
  • - Newsy twosomes
  • - News stories
  • - Celebrity pairings
  • - Agenda things
  • - 12 what or less?
  • - Checkout units
  • - Particulars of bills
  • - Gossip column fodder
  • - Couples in tabloids
  • - Couples in gossip columns
  • - Particulars on a bill
  • - To-do list entries
  • - Agendums
  • - Word on an express lane sign
  • - Newsworthy twos
  • - List contents
  • - Chairperson's list
  • - Twosomes
  • - Things put back in cosmetics?
  • - Express checkout line count
  • - To-do list bullets
  • - Things
  • - "12 ...... or less"
  • - "TMZ" twosomes
  • - Elements
  • - News pieces
  • - Nervous times for the partners
  • - Nervous times for the partners perhaps
  • - Agenda entries
  • - Agenda units
  • - List listings
  • - Entries in a list
  • - Merchandise
  • - Checkout count
  • - 99-Across things
  • - Agenda listings
  • - Twos in the news
  • - Things on a list
  • - *Grocery line count
  • - Agenda bullets
  • - Agenda bits
  • - Menu listings
  • - Fifteen ...... or less
  • - Individual units
  • - Parts of lists
  • - They're listed at different times
  • - Word seen before "or less" on supermarket signs
  • - Tabloid couples
  • - Bits of gossip
  • - Articles in the Telegraph or Times possibly
  • - Bullet points
  • - Invoice lines
  • - Agenda components
  • - They might get ticked off
  • - Things with bullets on an agenda
  • - Cart contents
  • - Agenda makeup
  • - Brief news articles
  • - Stuff
  • - Paraphernalia
  • - Particulars
  • - Details
  • - Pieces of news
  • - Articles, things
  • - It's holding me up, as one may read
  • - Celeb couples
  • - they may be counted by a persnickety express-lane cashier
  • - "10 ... or less" [supermarket line]
  • - Thingamabobs
  • - inventory components
  • - Parts of a meeting's agenda
  • - Couples in some places sift one first
  • - Listed things
  • - It's about them forming partnerships
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