___ limits (election issue), 4 letters
___ paper (major school assignment), 4 letters
Academic calendar division, 4 letters
Barack Obama won one, 4 letters
Clinton had a presidential one, 4 letters
Component of an algebraic equation, 4 letters
Contract stipulation, 4 letters
Division of a school year, 4 letters
Duration of contract, 4 letters
Each of the quantities connected by plus or minus signs in an algebraic expression, 4 letters
Five to ten, for instance, 4 letters
Five years, to a French president, 4 letters
Four years at 1600, e.g., 4 letters
Four years for a U.S. president, 4 letters
Four years in the White House, 4 letters
Four years, for a president, 4 letters
Four years, for the president, 4 letters
Full gestation period, 4 letters
Insurance alternative, 4 letters
Insurance policy specification, 4 letters
Jimmy Carter had one, 4 letters
Judge's determination, 4 letters
Kind of life insurance, 4 letters
Kind of limits for politicians, 4 letters
Length of a sentence, 4 letters
Lexicographer's study, 4 letters
Life insurance category, 4 letters
Life insurance option, 4 letters
Life, for a Supreme Court justice, 4 letters
Limited period of time, 4 letters
Long-___ care insurance, 4 letters
Not whole, as life insurance, 4 letters
Part of a school year, 4 letters
Part of the school year, 4 letters
Period in prison or congress, 4 letters
Politician's time in office, 4 letters
Quarter or semester, 4 letters
Relative of a semester, 4 letters
School year division, 4 letters
Section of a school year, 4 letters
Semester or quarter, 4 letters
Senator's six years, 4 letters
Senator's six years, e.g., 4 letters
Senator's six years, say, 4 letters
Six years for a senator, 4 letters
Six years in the Senate, 4 letters
Six years, for a U.S. senator, 4 letters
Six years, for Hillary, 4 letters
Six years, for senators, 4 letters
Six years, for the upper house, 4 letters
Six years, for U.S. senators, 4 letters
Six years, to a senator, 4 letters
Stretch for criminals or politicians, 4 letters
Stretch in the Senate, 4 letters
Stretch in the womb, 4 letters
Subject of some limits, 4 letters
The 4th celebrated by F.D.R., 4 letters
Time for a President or a convict, 4 letters
Time for a senator or student, 4 letters
Time spent in a seat, 4 letters
Time spent in an office?, 4 letters
Twenty-to-life, say, 4 letters
Two years in the House, 4 letters
Two years, for Gary Condit, 4 letters
Type of life insurance, 4 letters
What-you-may-call-it?, 4 letters
You might use it loosely, 4 letters
A word or expression used for some particular thing, 4 letters
The end of gestation or point at which birth is imminent, 4 letters
One of the substantive phrases in a logical proposition, 4 letters
A limited period of time, 4 letters
(usually plural) a statement of what is required as part of an agreement, 4 letters
Any distinct quantity contained in a polynomial, 4 letters
Nasty female name: Silver Bug (9), 9 letters
A scolding nagging bad-tempered woman, 9 letters
First-___ (freshman politicians), 7 letters
One-___ (Carter and Bush 41, e.g.), 7 letters
Two-___ (presidents like Reagan and Clinton), 7 letters
Type genus of the Termitidae, 6 letters
Name formally or designate with a term, 6 letters
Grand Central, e.g., 8 letters
Grand Central, for example, 8 letters
Grand Central, for one, 8 letters
Place to see carousels, 8 letters
Static-X song for the ill?, 8 letters
Electronic equipment consisting of a device providing access to a computer, 8 letters
Station where transport vehicles load or unload passengers or goods, 8 letters
Has a keyboard and display, 8 letters
Preflight jitters?, 15 letters
Michael Crichton novel (with The), 11 letters
From end point to lance corporal, 21 letters
Anodes and cathodes, 9 letters
Ends of meandering tramlines (9), 9 letters
Grand Central waitstaff?, 15 letters
Give a pink slip to, 9 letters
I'll be back speaker, with The, 10 letters
From Pied Piper to Schwarz- enegger?, 10 letters
Bus lines' end points, 7 letters
Ends and extremities, 7 letters
Ends of railroad lines, 7 letters
Ends period of service in Iraq's capital (7), 7 letters
Poughkeepsie and Grand Central, on the Hudson Line, 7 letters
Get-out-of-jail-free card?, 13 letters
Albany, to the Erie Canal, 8 letters
Name that Americans use for something, at the end, 8 letters
The Avengers' adversary, 8 letters
Station where transport vehicles load or unload passengers or goods, 8 letters
A place of termination or completion, 8 letters
The ultimate goal for which something is done, 8 letters
Either end of a railroad or bus route, 8 letters
Exterminator's target, 7 letters
He'll eat you out of house and home, 7 letters
Homeowner's concern, 7 letters
Insect with a taste for wood, 7 letters
It can eat you out of house and home, 7 letters
Little house wrecker, 7 letters
Member of the order Isoptera, 7 letters
Morsel for an aardvark, 7 letters
One in a home-wrecking crew?, 7 letters
One on a high-fiber diet, 7 letters
One who might eat you out of house and home?, 7 letters
Pest that ate the Met tier, 7 letters
Unhappy home inspection find, 7 letters
Unwelcome house guest, 7 letters
Worst diner at your home, 7 letters
Whitish soft-bodied ant-like social insect that feeds on wood, 7 letters
Bio-weapons which destroy property but not people?, 15 letters
Insects having workers and soldiers, 8 letters
Problem for home sellers, 8 letters
They ask, Is the bar tender here? in a joke, 8 letters
They may come out of the woodwork, 8 letters
They might bring down the house, 8 letters
They.re big grain eaters, 8 letters
They'll bring the house down, 8 letters
They'll eat you out of house and home, 8 letters
What emitters of shrieks were surprised to discover, 8 letters
Wood-eating building menaces, 8 letters
Reelection restriction, 9 letters
Hot-button political topic, 10 letters
What it just might be time for, congressionally speaking, 10 letters
It's repaid according to schedule, 8 letters
Survival of the fittest, for one, 15 letters
*Big writing assignment, 9 letters
End-of-semester essay, 9 letters
Important grade factor, 9 letters
They're generally not supposed to cite Wikipedia, 10 letters
___ of Endearment (1983), 5 letters
Agreed-upon requirements, 5 letters
Agreement's conditions, 5 letters
Contract components, 5 letters
Contract conditions, 5 letters
Contract fine print, 5 letters
Contract provisions, 5 letters
Contract stipulations, 5 letters
Contract's contents, 5 letters
Contractual matters, 5 letters
Contractual specifics, 5 letters
Details of a contract, 5 letters
Fine print often contains them, 5 letters
Fine print, typically, 5 letters
Mediator's objectives, 5 letters
Politician's tenures, 5 letters
Polynomial components, 5 letters
Presidential periods, 5 letters
Reagan and Clinton each had two, 5 letters
Reagan and Clinton had two, 5 letters
School year divisions, 5 letters
Six-year periods for senators and two-year periods for representatives, 5 letters
Surrender specifics, 5 letters
They're listed with conditions, 5 letters
They're often in fine print, 5 letters
They're served in coolers, 5 letters
They're six years for senators, 5 letters
Times spent in prison or in office, 5 letters
What adversaries may come to, 5 letters
What sides may come to, 5 letters
Status with respect to the relations between people or groups, 5 letters
The amount of money needed to purchase something, 5 letters
Best Picture of 1983, 17 letters
*Software license listing, 10 letters
A coming to an end of a contract period, 11 letters
The act of ending something, 11 letters
A system of words used in a particular discipline, 11 letters