- Starr man
- Starr of comics
- Starr of music
- Starr of song
- Starr of the Beatles
- Starr of the comics
- Starr of the gridiron
- Starr of the N.F.L.
- Starr of the NFL
- Starr of the Old West
- Starr of the West
- Starr on the drums
- Starr or Lee
- Starr predecessor
- Starr with rhythm
- Starr-struck object?
- Starr-struck one?
- Starr's gear
- starred in first music video on mtv
- Starrett family savior
- Starring ___
- Starring in a sitcom, e.g.
- Starring in a sitcom, say
- Starring in who's the boss?" was a breeze, said ___
- Starring performer
- Starring role
- Starring role as a malicious character?
- Starring role for 25-Down
- Starring role for John Barrymore and Gregory Peck
- Starring role for Julie Christie, 1965
- Starring role in "Alice's Restaurant"
- Starring role in "Lethal Weapon"
- Starring role in a Menotti opera
- Starring roles
- Starring vehicle for Sigourney Weaver
- Starry
- Starry bear
- Starry beast
- Starry hunter
- Starry Night Over the ___ (van Gogh painting)
- Starry Night Over the Rhone setting
- Starry Night painter
- Starry Night, for one
- Starry prefix
- Starry sheep
- Starry vista
- Starry-eyed
- Starry-eyed agreement, often
- Starry-eyed bear?
- Starry-eyed fan
- Starry-eyed sentiment
- Starry-eyed sort
- Starry-eyed type
- stars
- Stars & stripes, e.g.
- Stars above!
- Stars and __ (Confederate flag)
- Stars and ___
- Stars and Bars flag org.
- Stars and Bars gp.
- Stars and Bars letters
- Stars and Bars org.
- Stars and Bars soldier, informally
- Stars and bars, e.g.
- Stars and crosses
- Stars and planets
- Stars and Stripes
- STARS and stripes country
- Stars and Stripes Forever composer
- Stars and Stripes Forever composer of
- Stars and Stripes Forever solo instrument
- Stars and Stripes land
- Stars and Stripes land, briefly
- Stars and Stripes land, for short
- Stars and Stripes land, informally
- Stars and Stripes land: Abbr.
- Stars and stripes, and others
- Stars and Stripes, e.g.
- Stars and Stripes, for one
- Stars and Stripes, notably
- Stars and stripes, say
- Stars are seen in it
- Stars at the Colosseum?
- Stars at the Forum?
- Stars at the matinée
- Stars blowing up
- Stars bursting in air?
- Stars can have big ones
- Stars exist over them
- Stars from old film genre turned up
- Stars have big ones
- Stars have it, presumably
- Stars have them
- Stars have them, briefly
- Stars home
- Stars in a motto
- Stars in a ring
- Stars in a rotation
- Stars in Caesar's palace?
- Stars in many westerns
- Stars in the Forum?
- Stars in the sky?
- Stars in western movies, e.g.
- Stars in which a belt is seen
- Stars may have big ones
- Stars may represent them: Abbr.
- Stars move in them
- stars Movie
- Stars of "90210," e.g.
- Stars of "Two and a Half Men," e.g.
- Stars of 22-Down
- Stars of old Rome?
- Stars of tomorrow
- Stars of TV's "Two of a Kind"
- Stars often stand for them on a flag (abbr.)
- Stars on stage
- Stars on the flag
- Stars participate in it: Abbr.
- Stars partners
- Stars play in it: Abbr.
- Stars portray them patriotically
- Stars produce it
- Stars represent its constituents
- Stars sometimes have big ones
- Stars that brighten then fade
- Stars that flare
- Stars that flare up, then fade
- Stars that suddenly get brighter and then dimmer
- Stars travel in them
- Stars watched by many
- Stars who inspire fanzines and such
- Stars with a belt
- Stars with fluctuating brightness
- Stars with the most star power
- Stars, e.g.
- Stars, essentially
- STARS, group of
- Stars, in Kansas' motto
- Stars, in Kansas's motto
- Stars, in Latin
- Stars, in the Kansas motto
- Stars, in the Royal Air Force motto
- STARS, number of fixed
- Stars, on a set
- Stars, to Caesar
- STARS, type of
- Stars' bit roles
- Stars' brief film appearances
- Stars' cars
- Stars' city, informally
- Stars' houses
- Stars' org.
- Stars' place
- Stars' play area
- starship
- Starship chart topper
- Starship designation
- Starship Enterprise commander William
- Starship Enterprise letters
- Starship Enterprise physician
- Starship hit
- Starship officer: Abbr.
- Starship princess
- Starship Troopers hero
- Starship's second #1 hit, after "We Built This City"
- Starsky & Hutch Ford model
- Starsky and ___
- Starsky of "Starsky and Hutch"
- Starsky or Hutch
- Starsky, to Hutch
- Starsky's pal
- Starsky's partner
- Starsky's TV partner
- Starstruck
- Starstruck sort, maybe
- Starstruck trio?
- Start
- Start ___ (be extremely aggressive)
- Start ___ scratch (do it over)
- Start ___: Rolling Stones hit
- Start ... now!
- Start (and end) of the Three Musketeers' motto
- Start (with)
- Start 18 holes
- Start a 2001 Keanu Reeves movie?
- Start a 300-yard drive
- Start a bank, say
- Start a barrage
- Start a battle
- Start a billiards game
- Start a boxing round
- Start a bridge game
- Start a bridge hand
- Start a bulleted list, perhaps
- Start a bungee jump
- Start a business
- Start a card game
- Start a card hand
- Start a class action, perhaps
- Start a computer
- Start a computer again
- Start a computer session
- Start a computer up again
- Start a concert
- Start a correction process
- Start a course
- Start a court contest
- Start a crossword fix
- Start a cruise
- start a dead battery
- Start a drive
- Start a Facebook session
- Start a family, perhaps
- Start a flower bed
- Start a foundation
- Start a future crop
- start a game
- Start a game of cards
- Start a game of cribbage
- Start a game of gin
- Start a game of pool
- Start a game, in a way
- Start a garden
- Start a golf game
- Start a golf hole
- Start a golf hole, with "off"
- Start a gray mustache?
- Start a hand
- Start a hand, maybe
- Start a handball game
- Start a hole
- Start a hole in golf
- Start a hole of golf
- Start a hole, with "off"
- Start a journey
- Start a lawn
- Start a legal case
- Start a line?
- Start a losing streak
- Start a match
- Start a Monopoly turn
- Start a mountaineering trek
- Start a new day
- Start a new generation
- Start a new hand
- Start a new institution
- Start a new lawn
- Start a new occupation
- Start a new paragraph
- Start a paragraph