Letter OTHER 0–250

1-800-___-HELP 1.5 volt battery size 1.5-volt battery 1.5-volt battery size 1.5-volt item 1.75-inch battery 3,557,584 motorists. 1.75"-long batteries 1990s "Princess of R&B" "60 Days In" channel 1961 John Updike short story featuring three girls in bathing suits 1961 John Updike story set in a grocery store #44 of the Braves 1957 N.L. MVP 1973 Masters winner Tommy 2022 AL MVP Judge 2024 AL MVP Judge 4/8/74 record breaker 755-homer Hank 755-homer hitter 755-homer man 2017 AL Rookie of the Year 1922 D. H. Lawrence novel 40 million-member org. founded in 1958 50 or more letters? 50 or more people? 50+ group 50+ org. 50+ organization 50-and-over gp. 50-and-over group 50-and-over org. 50-and-over organization 50-and-up group 50-and-up grp. 50-and-up org. 50-or-better org. 50-year-old group for people 50 or older *4.0 on a transcript 4.0 90s, say 4.0's '70s hoop gp. '70s hoops grp. 1960s-'70s pro hoops league 1960s-70s hoops league, for short 1967-76 sports org. 1976 ___-NBA merger 1981 Genesis album 1981 hit Genesis album whose name resembles a rhyme scheme '70s "Chiquitita" pop band '70s "The Winner Takes It All" band '70s Agnetha Faltskog band '70s Frida Lyngstad pop band '70s Swedes '70s Swedish band '70s Swedish pop-music foursome '70s Swedish quartet '70s Swedish rockers '70s Swedish supergroup '70s Swedish superstar singing group '70s mega-selling pop group '70s pop quartet '70s pop supergroup '70s pop superstars '70s quartet consisting of two married couples '70s rock acronym '70s rock superstars '70s supergroup 1970's hitmakers from Sweden 1970's pop quartet 1970s hitmakers 1970s-'80s group with a palindromic name 1974 Eurovision Song Contest Winners 1974 Eurovision champion 1974 Eurovision winner that went on to international stardom 1974 Eurovision winners 1975 self-titled album 2010 Rock Hall inductee 2003 summit participant with Sharon and Bush "6. I was mildly disappointed when I walked down ___ Road in London. I wanted it to be more magical, I guess" 50's-90's jazz singer 1960s album with a cover photo of its band crossing the street 1969 #1 album for 11 weeks 1969 Beatles album '60s activist Hoffman '60s icon Hoffman '60s protest leader Hoffman '60s radical Hoffman 1960's radical Hoffman 1960s activist Hoffman 40's-50's comedy team member 16-Acr. is one "20/20" airer "20/20" broadcaster "20/20" network "60 Minutes" network "8 Simple Rules" airer "9-1-1" airer #1 hit #2 for the Jackson 5 #1 hit between "Let It Be" and "American Woman" #1 hit by the Jackson 5 #1 hit for the Jackson 5 #1 hit of 1970 #1 song of 1970 '70 Jackson 5 hit '80s "Be Near Me" band 1 on a telephone 1970 #1 hit for the Jackson 5 1970 #1 hit with the lyric "Easy as ..." 1970 #1 hit with the lyric "Or simple as do re mi" 1970 Jackson 5 #1 hit 1970 Jackson 5 album 1970 Jackson 5 chart topper 1970 Jackson 5 hit 1970 Jackson 5 hit with the line "Easy as 1, 2, 3" 1970 Jackson Five song 1970 hit for the Jackson 5 1970 hit with the lyric "That's how easy love can be" 1970 title lyric after "Simple as do re mi" 2 2 letters 2 letters, on a phone 2 on a phone dial 2 on a telephone 2 on a touch-tone 2 on the phone 2 phone letters? 2, on an ATM 2015 NBA Finals channel 2019 Oscars airer 3 letters on 2 2021 hit whose title follows "But nothing's getting through, so let me spell it out" 101 101 concepts 101 info 26 things learned in kindergarten #1 White House nickname, alphabetically #16, familiarly $100 : Ben :: $5 : ___ $5 $5 bill $5 bill prez $5 bill, in slang $5 bill, informally $5 bill, slangily $5 bill, so to speak $5 prez $5, slangily '60s Justice Fortas '60s White House name '60s prez 16th POTUS 16th President, familiarly 16th pres. 16th president's nickname 16th prez 1860's White House name 1860s Washington nickname 1860s White House nickname 1860s nickname 1860s political nickname 1860s president, familiarly 1860s presidential nickname 1860s prez 1960s Supreme Court justice Fortas 1960s justice Fortas 19th-century presidential nickname 19th-century prez 2000s Japanese P.M. 2012 role for Daniel 2019 G20 summit host 2020 retiree with his own "nomics" 2nd Ave Deli founder Lebewohl 30 before Joe 6'4" prez 16th president, familiarly 90 degrees from fore-and-aft 2001 Oscar-winning film about the mathematician John Nash 26-page children's book, perhaps "18 Days" band Saving ___ 1960's-70's steelworkers' chief 12th-century philosopher who wrote "Historia calamitatum" 1979 V.S. Naipaul novel $5 bills $5 bills, in dated slang $5 bills, in slang $5 bills, informally $5 bills, slangily $5 bills, so to speak '60s Supreme Court Justice Fortas et al. '90s Britcom '90s Britcom whose theme song is "This Wheel's on Fire" '90s sitcom based on a comedy skit titled "Modern Mother and Daughter", to fans '90s-'00s Britcom 1990s Britcom, briefly 1990s Britcom, familiarly 1990s hit on the Beeb 1990s sitcom on the Beeb 90's Brit sitcom 1920s Broadway hero 1922 Broadway character whose last name is Levy 1922 role. 95 Rose's love "1776" character 1797-1801 first lady Adams 14th First Lady 1936 oldie 1963 song 1st word of alphabet code. 1972 USA-USSR treaty subj. 1972 treaty subj. 1972 treaty subjects, briefly 10 19th C. movement 1945 news, in headlines 1945's "Little Boy," for short 20th century phenomena. 180° 1998 Nick Hornby novel 1998 coming-of-age novel by Nick Hornby 2002 Hugh Grant dramedy 2002 Hugh Grant film 2002 Hugh Grant film based on a Nick Hornby novel 2002 movie based on a Nick Hornby novel 5,000 feet, roughly 2022 No. 1 hit for Lizzo with the line "It's bad-bitch o'clock, yeah, it's thick-thirty" 180 (degrees) 180-degree turn 180° turn 180s 106 Trapeze locale 1988 thriller with Steven Seagal *1994 basketball film 1994 basketball drama 1987 hit song "Living in ___" 1975 Don Johnson movie 1974 pop hit "___-Ca-Dabra" 16th president's first name 1860s Jefferson contemporary 16th president 16th president's car? 19th-century presidential middle name 1977 Sean Connery movie 1977 W.W. II film ["Get lost!] 1993 Robert De Niro film "6-pack" muscles 8 Minute ___ '70s-'80s FBI sting
10 +1