100% | NATURE | 6 | The call of __, the need to use the loo |
56% | LOCAL | 5 | Kind of call that didn't used to need an area code |
56% | CONJURE | 7 | "___ something up," to call upon something through the use of a spell |
55% | TWO | 3 | Number of people needed to use a seesaw |
55% | TWO | 3 | Number of people needed to use a teeter-totter |
54% | PAYPAL | 6 | The founders of YouTube used to work here |
53% | NEXT | 4 | Call to someone at the front of the line |
53% | PALETTE | 7 | The range of shades used to decorate a room |
52% | NON | 3 | This prefix when used, changes the meaning of the word to its opposite |
52% | THISISLANDEARTH | 15 | 1955 sci-fi film that was one of the first to use Technicolor |
52% | MILLIHELEN | 10 | Facetious unit defined as the amount of beauty needed to launch one ship |
52% | EARS | 4 | The parts of your body you use to hear with: Plural |
52% | BASE | 4 | Length needed to calculate the area of a triangle |
52% | FENNEL | 6 | Plant of the carrot family used to make absinthe |
51% | HALT | 4 | Call a ___ to (Stop the progress of) |
51% | INS | 3 | "I need to learn the ___ and outs of the job" |
51% | NEXT | 4 | At the front of the line, ready to be called |
51% | RAFFIA | 6 | Strand of the palm tree used to weave into mats |
51% | CHICLE | 6 | Latex of the sapodilla tree used to make chewing gum |
51% | IRONS | 5 | Uses steam to get the wrinkles out of |
51% | AOXOMOXOA | 9 | Palindromic 1969 rock album that was one of the first to use 16-track technology |
50% | JUJITSU | 7 | Practice that seeks to use the force of opponents against them |
50% | DISPOSAL | 8 | The power to make use of as one chooses |
50% | CALCULATE | 9 | Use a calculator to __ the volume of a cylinder |
50% | BARLEY | 6 | Member of the grass family, used to make beer |
50% | MEASURING | 9 | Using spoons to get the right amount of flour |
50% | MEASURED | 8 | Used a ruler to find the length of something |
50% | SENOR | 5 | What to call the barber of Seville |
50% | HEADLIGHT | 9 | Night driving need, and what can go with the starts of the answers to starred clues |