100% | MAKESENSE | 9 | To be easy to understand, have a clear meaning |
49% | LILY | 4 | "To gild a ___," idiom that means an unnecessary adornment has been added to something already beautiful |
48% | OPEN | 4 | Be an ___ book (be easy to understand) |
48% | SLURRED | 7 | Was hard to understand, in a way |
47% | LUCID | 5 | Left turn, to detectives, is easy to understand |
47% | ASSET | 5 | A liquid one is easy to trade |
46% | LETIN | 5 | Letters which one will have to unjumble to mean information a spy collects or "intel" |
46% | ELUC | 4 | Letters which one will have to unjumble to mean a spy's lead or "clue" |
45% | BROPE | 5 | Letters which one will have to unjumble to mean a spy's thorough investigation or "probe" |
45% | ILLEGIBLE | 9 | Not clear enough to be read or understood |
44% | CANAPE | 6 | Is primate able to have a bite? |
44% | SICKLY | 6 | Has a tendency to be unwell frequently |
44% | TAPE | 4 | Word after "mix" to mean a handmade playlist of music on a cassette or CD that has been "lost" to time |
44% | CLARET | 6 | Clear out on time to have a drink |
44% | ABLE | 4 | Having the necessary means to perform a task |
44% | DOGGEREL | 8 | A poorly written poem meant to be funny |
44% | OWE | 3 | Have a sum of money to be repaid |
43% | LIVES | 5 | A cat is said to have nine of them |
43% | LIVES | 5 | A cat is said to have nine of these |
43% | UNDEROATH | 9 | Having sworn to be truthful in a law court |
43% | NEMO | 4 | A tiny clownfish who had to be found, Finding __ |
43% | ACRID | 5 | A group of detectives has right to be strong |
43% | AISLES | 6 | Things that may have to be cleared |
43% | SOUTHERNACCENT | 14 | What a Yankee is unlikely to have |
43% | TAG | 3 | It has a price to be paid |
43% | CACHE | 5 | What you might be asked to clear on a tech-support call |
42% | ONE | 3 | To be __ in a million means you are very unique |
42% | ASPIRE | 6 | Have hopes ("I ___ to be a doctor," for e.g.) |
42% | LIVES | 5 | A cat is said to have 60-Across of them |
42% | TEMPTER | 7 | What a dessert tray is meant to be |