Derby month
Derby opening
Derby or beret
Derby or boater
Derby or bowler
Derby or deerstalker
Derby or fedora
Derby or Steeplechase
Derby part
Derby participants
Derby parts
Derby place
Derby postings
DERBY PRIZE
Derby prize (and a letter bank for 30-Across)
Derby prizes
Derby projection
Derby prospect
Derby racecourse
Derby racer
Derby racers
Derby roller
Derby runners
Derby setting
Derby setting?
Derby site
Derby sound
Derby sounds
Derby Stakes locale
Derby Stakes site
Derby strap
Derby title?
Derby town
Derby town in England
DERBY TRACK
Derby transaction
Derby type
derby venue
Derby victory margin
Derby victory margin, maybe
Derby victory margin, perhaps
Derby victory margin, sometimes
Derby wager
Derby wear
DERBY WINNER FLOWER
Derby winner's bouquet
Derby winner's garland
Derby winner's margin, at times
Derby winner's move
Derby winner's prize
Derby winner's wreath
Derby-sporting Addams
Derby-throwing foe of 007
Derby-wearing Addams
Derby-wearing Addams cousin
Derby-winning filly
Derby-winning filly: 1915
Derby, e.g.
Derby, for example
Derby, for instance
Derby, for one
Derby, perhaps
Derby's country: Abbr.
Derby's Downs
Derby's home: Abbr.
DERBYSHIRE
DERBYSHIRE county council office
Derbyshire dude
DERBYSHIRE LOCALE
DERBYSHIRE neck
DERBYSHIRE river
DERBYSHIRE spar
Derbyshire town
Derbyshire town - sofa
Derceto
DERCETO shrine, site of the
Deree
DEREK
Derek and Diddley
Derek and Hopkins
Derek and Jackson
Derek and others
Derek and Peep
Derek is an eccentric little thing
DEREK JACOBI WAS HAMLET
derek jeter e g
Derek Jeter solves puzzles using ...
Derek Jeter, e.g.
Derek Jeter, for one
Derek Jeter, for the Yankees
Derek Jeter, in 1996
Derek Jeter, notably
Derek Jeter, until October 2014
Derek Jeter's number
Derek Jeter's retired number
Derek of "I, Claudius"
Derek Shortstop Famous
DEREK SHORTSTOP FAMOUS
Derek vehicle
Derek Walcott's "Omeros," for one
Derek who played Claudius in "I, Claudius"
DEREK, BO
Derek, Bo film
DEREK, BO SPOUSE
DEREK, JOHN FILM
Derek, of Derek and the Dominoes
Derek's infield neighbor, familiarly
Derelict
Derelict buildings, e.g.
Derelict in one's duty
Derelict overdoing the grape
Derelict remains of building
Derelict, perhaps
Derelict's request
dereliction
Derelicts
derestrict
Deride
Deride, in a way
Deride, so to speak
Deride, with "at"
Derided
Derides
Deriding
Deriding expression
Deriding look
Derision
DERISION EXCLAMATION
Derision of a parade entry?
Derisive
Derisive acts
Derisive call
Derisive calls
Derisive chorus
Derisive chuckle
Derisive chuckles
Derisive comeback
Derisive comment
Derisive cries
Derisive crowd emanations
Derisive cry
Derisive exclamation
Derisive expression
Derisive expressions
Derisive gesture
Derisive gibe
Derisive grimace
Derisive imitation
Derisive interjection
Derisive interjections
DERISIVE LAUGH
Derisive Laugh Belly
DERISIVE LAUGH BELLY
Derisive laugh sound
Derisive laughs
DERISIVE LOOK
Derisive looks
Derisive reaction
Derisive reactions
Derisive reception
Derisive remark
Derisive remarks
Derisive reply
Derisive response
Derisive response to "She thinks she's going to be homecoming queen"
Derisive shout
Derisive shouts
DERISIVE SMILE
Derisive smiles
Derisive snort
Derisive snorts
derisive sound
Derisive sounds
Derisive speech
Derisive welcome
Derisive word
Derisively mocking
DERISIVELY SPEAK
derisiveness
derisory
derivable
derivation
Derivation of a word
DERIVATION of words
Derivation.
Derivations
derivative
Derivative '80s game in which one ghost's name was changed from Clyde to Sue
Derivative of 17-Across
DERIVATIVE OF OPIUM
derivative of opium used as an antitussive to relieve coughing and an analgesic to relieve pain
Derivative of the past
Derivative of the twist
Derivative with respect to "x" in f(x) = x + 10
Derivatives of it are used in sunscreen
Derive
Derive (from)
Derive (from) ... or a two-part hint for understanding 17-, 33-, 42- and 58-Across
DERIVE A BENEFIT FROM
Derive a product
Derive as a consequence
Derive benefit from
Derive by logic
Derive by logical reasoning
Derive by reasoning
DERIVE DERIVED ___
derive from
Derive from reasoning
Derive logically
DERIVE OR RECEIVE PLEASURE FROM
Derive via logic
Derive, with "from"
Derived (from)
Derived a conclusion
Derived by logic
DERIVED BY LOGIC, WITHOUT OBSERVED FACTS
DERIVED FORM
derived from a single cell clone that can reproduce itself in vast quantities
DERIVED FROM A SINGLE EGG OR OVUM
DERIVED FROM COAL OR WOOD TAR
derived from different cultures
Derived from experiment and observation
Derived from experiment and observation rather than theory
Derived from living matter
Derived from milk
DERIVED FROM OBSERVED FACTS
Derived from oil
Derived from opium
derived from or bearing the name of a god
derived from or containing nitrogen in a low valency state
derived from past events
Derived from plants
DERIVED FROM PROPYLENE
derived from sebacic acid, a white crystalline acid
DERIVED FROM THE DAYS OF BEHEADING
derived from the name of a father or an ancestor
derived from the name of one's mother, or other female ancestor
derived from the Old English word æmete
Derived from visual examination
Derived from, with "on"
derived or capable of being derived by inference
derived SI unit of dose equivalent, equal to 1 joule per kilogram
derived SI unit of luminous flux
derived SI unit of magnetic flux density
Derives (from)
Derives (from) [Heard about the AVCX? Subscribe at avxwords.com!]
Derives from
Derives from logic
Derives good from
Derives using logic