| ADAGE | "A friend to all is a friend to none," e.g. (Thanks, Aristotle!) |
| ADAGE | "A penny saved ... " is one |
| ADAGE | "A penny saved is a penny earned," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "A penny saved is a penny earned," for one |
| ADAGE | "A rolling stone gathers no moss," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "A stitch in time saves nine," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "A watched pot never boils," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Accidents will happen," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "All that glitters is not gold," for one |
| ADAGE | "Beauty is only skin deep," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Beggars can't be choosers," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Better a witty fool, than a foolish wit," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Better late than never" is one |
| ADAGE | "Better late than never," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Better late than never," for one |
| ADAGE | "Better safe than sorry" is one |
| ADAGE | "Better safe than sorry," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Better safe than sorry," for example |
| ADAGE | "Brevity is the soul of wit," for one |
| ADAGE | "Curiosity killed the cat" is one |
| ADAGE | "Curiosity killed the cat," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Don't cry over spilt milk," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Don't judge a book by its cover" or "Pride cometh before a fall" |
| ADAGE | "Don't judge a book by its cover," for instance |
| ADAGE | "Don't judge a book by its cover," for one |
| ADAGE | "Eat, drink and be merry," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Even a worm will turn," for example |
| ADAGE | "First things first," for one |
| ADAGE | "Fish and visitors stink after three days," for one |
| ADAGE | "Forbidden fruit is the sweetest," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Great minds think alike," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Haste makes waste" or "Time is money," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Haste makes waste," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Honesty is the best policy," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Honey catches more flies than vinegar," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "If the shoe fits, wear it," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Ignorance is bliss," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "It takes two to 7-Across," for one |
| ADAGE | "It's just like riding a bike," for one |
| ADAGE | "Know thyself," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Laughter is the best medicine," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Let sleeping dogs lie," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Look before you leap," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Look before you leap," for example |
| ADAGE | "Love conquers all" or "Time is money," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Love is blind," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Love thy neighbor" is one |
| ADAGE | "Measure twice, cut once" is one |
| ADAGE | "Measure twice, cut once," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Money talks," for one |
| ADAGE | "Opposites attract" is one |
| ADAGE | "Opposites attract," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Opposites attract," for one |
| ADAGE | "Penny wise, pound foolish," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Poor Richard's Almanack" bit |
| ADAGE | "Poor Richard's Almanack" maxim |
| ADAGE | "Poor Richard's Almanack" offering |
| ADAGE | "Practice makes perfect," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Safety first," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Slow and steady wins the race," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Still waters run deep," for example |
| ADAGE | "Stupid is as stupid does," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "The early bird gets the worm," for one |
| ADAGE | "There's no such thing as a free lunch," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Time flies," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Time is money," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Time is money," for one |
| ADAGE | "Too many cooks spoil the broth," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Waste not, want not," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "What goes around, comes around," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "What goes up must come down," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Words have consequences," e.g. |
| ADAGE | "Better late than never," e.g. |
| ADAGE | ''Beggars can't be choosers,'' e.g. |
| ADAGE | ''Time is money,'' e.g. |
| ADAGE | ''Time is money,'' for one |
| ADAGE | 26-Down, for one |
| ADAGE | 30-Across, e.g. |
| ADAGE | A modern one is “Tweet in haste, repent at leisure” |
| ADAGE | A penny saved is a penny earned, e.g. |
| ADAGE | Age-old saying |
| ADAGE | Aphorism |
| ADAGE | Apothegm |
| ADAGE | Atwood's Law, for example |
| ADAGE | Bartlett's bit |
| ADAGE | Bit of folk wisdom |
| ADAGE | Bit of old wisdom |
| ADAGE | Bit of wisdom |
| ADAGE | Bumper sticker material |
| ADAGE | Byword |
| ADAGE | Byword, proverb |
| ADAGE | Chestnut you can’t eat |
| ADAGE | Choice words from ad agency |
| ADAGE | Cliché, often |
| ADAGE | Common counsel |
| ADAGE | Common observation |
| ADAGE | Common saying |
| ADAGE | Common saying such as "opposites attract" |
| ADAGE | Condensed, memorable saying |
| ADAGE | Dull saw, maybe |
| ADAGE | Encapsulated observation |
| ADAGE | Familiar saying |
| ADAGE | Familiar saying like "Better late than never" |
| ADAGE | Folksy saying |
| ADAGE | Fortune in a fortune cookie, often |
| ADAGE | Generally accepted wise words |
| ADAGE | Hardly an original observation |
| ADAGE | Instructive saying |
| ADAGE | It may become a cliché |
| ADAGE | Item in "Poor Richard's Almanack" |
| ADAGE | Joy's Law, for one |
| ADAGE | Just saying? |
| ADAGE | Longstanding observation |
| ADAGE | Many a line from Benjamin Franklin |
| ADAGE | Many a statement that "they say" |
| ADAGE | Maxim |
| ADAGE | Memorable maxim |
| ADAGE | Memorable moral saying |
| ADAGE | Memorable saying |
| ADAGE | Metaphorical words of wisdom |
| ADAGE | Motto |
| ADAGE | Nowadays have time for a proverb |
| ADAGE | Nowadays have time for proverb |
| ADAGE | Nowadays have years for proverb |
| ADAGE | Often-quoted line |
| ADAGE | Oft-quoted saying |
| ADAGE | Oft-repeated words |
| ADAGE | Old saying |
| ADAGE | Old and well-known saying |
| ADAGE | Old line |
| ADAGE | Old maxim |
| ADAGE | Old saw |
| ADAGE | Old saying |
| ADAGE | Old saying like "beggars can't be choosers" |
| ADAGE | Old saying, for e.g., "Beggars can't be choosers" |
| ADAGE | Old well known saying |
| ADAGE | One may become a cliché |
| ADAGE | Opposites attract, e.g. |
| ADAGE | Part of Poor Richard's Almanack |
| ADAGE | Pearl of wisdom |
| ADAGE | Phrase of wisdom |
| ADAGE | Pithy expression |
| ADAGE | Pithy phrase of wisdom |
| ADAGE | Pithy saying |
| ADAGE | Pithy words of wisdom |
| ADAGE | Poor Richard's Almanack item |
| ADAGE | Proverb |
| ADAGE | Proverb from Lovelace and Georgia |
| ADAGE | Proverbial saying |
| ADAGE | Quaint phrase of wisdom |
| ADAGE | Read a generous part of proverb |
| ADAGE | Relative of an apothegm |
| ADAGE | Sage words |
| ADAGE | Sampler wisdom |
| ADAGE | Saw |
| ADAGE | Saying |
| ADAGE | Saying like "Honesty is the best policy" |
| ADAGE | Saying such as "a stitch in time saves nine" |
| ADAGE | Saying such as "opposites attract" |
| ADAGE | Saying that's often quoted |
| ADAGE | Silence is golden, e.g. |
| ADAGE | Sometime sampler stitching |
| ADAGE | Succinct saying |
| ADAGE | Terse precept |
| ADAGE | Terse truth |
| ADAGE | There are two pennies in a classic one |
| ADAGE | Timeworn words |
| ADAGE | Time-honored saying |
| ADAGE | Time-honored truism |
| ADAGE | Time-honored words |
| ADAGE | Traditional maxim |
| ADAGE | Traditional proverb |
| ADAGE | Traditional saying |
| ADAGE | Traditional, wise saying |
| ADAGE | Truism |
| ADAGE | Well-known expression |
| ADAGE | What may follow "they say" |
| ADAGE | Wise maxim |
| ADAGE | Wise observation |
| ADAGE | Wise old saying |
| ADAGE | Wise saying |
| ADAGE | Wise saying such as "look before you leap" |
| ADAGE | Wise truism |
| ADAGE | Wise words |
| ADAGE | Word from the Latin for ''I say'' |
| ADAGE | Word from the wise |
| ADAGE | Words of wisdom |
| ADAGE | Words to live by |
| ADAGE | Words to the wise |
| ADAGE | You can say that again |
| ADAGE | “Better late than never” is one |
| ADAGE | “Better safe than sorry,” for one |
| ADAGE | “Fortune favors the bold,” for one |