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___ cards (listings of ad costs by category), 4 letters
$.37 for the first ounce, e.g., 4 letters
$200 per hour, e.g., 4 letters
$200 per hour, maybe, 4 letters
$250 per hour, perhaps, 4 letters
2.5%/year interest, e.g., 4 letters
46 Hop ___ (quantity of hops for a volume of wort), 4 letters
A dime a dozen, e.g., 4 letters
Ad sales rep's quote, 4 letters
Affix an X to, maybe, 4 letters
Assessor's determination, 4 letters
Assign a G to, maybe, 4 letters
Assign a PG-13, say, 4 letters
Assign a PG-13 or an R, 4 letters
Assign a PG-13 to, for example, 4 letters
Assign a PG-13 or an R, 4 letters
Assign a PG-13 to, e.g., 4 letters
Assign an NC-17, e.g., 4 letters
Assign an NC-17, say, 4 letters
Assign stars to, perhaps, 4 letters
Assign stars to, say, 4 letters
At any ___ (nevertheless), 4 letters
Award two stars to, say, 4 letters
Be held in high esteem, 4 letters
Be something special, 4 letters
Birth or interest follower, 4 letters
Can be first, second, or third, 4 letters
Classify a film as PG, 4 letters
Compile a Top Ten list, 4 letters
Compile a top-ten list, 4 letters
Consumption ___ (quantity of a resource expended during a given time interval), 4 letters
Control a race horse's speed, 4 letters
Count, in a manner of speaking, 4 letters
Create a top-ten list, 4 letters
Credit card statement figure, 4 letters
Currency exchange statistic, 4 letters
Declare good or excellent, say, 4 letters
Deserve special perks, say, 4 letters
Deserve special treatment, 4 letters
Deserve, as a raise, 4 letters
Designate as PG-13, e.g., 4 letters
Distance divided by time, 4 letters
Do a film critic's job, 4 letters
Do a movie critic's job, 4 letters
Do a Top 10 list, e.g., 4 letters
Do like Ebert and Roeper, 4 letters
Evaluate critically, 4 letters
Feet per second or gallons per minute, 4 letters
Feet per second, e.g., 4 letters
Fifty cents per mile, e.g., 4 letters
Fifty cents per minute, say, 4 letters
Figure in a credit union ad, 4 letters
Figure on an electric bill, 4 letters
Five cents a minute, e.g., 4 letters
Five cents a minute, say, 4 letters
Give 5 stars to, say, 4 letters
Give a G or PG, say, 4 letters
Give a G or an M to, e.g., 4 letters
Give an NC-17 to, for example, 4 letters
Give an X to, perhaps, 4 letters
Give four stars, e.g., 4 letters
Give stars to, perhaps, 4 letters
Give three stars to, say, 4 letters
Give three stars, e.g., 4 letters
Give two stars to, say, 4 letters
Going ___: regular charge, 4 letters
Greenspan's interest?, 4 letters
Growth ___ (degree to which stocks, the economy or earnings are increasing), 4 letters
Have special privileges, 4 letters
Heart ___ (pulse measurement), 4 letters
Heart ___ (statistic monitored by serious exercisers), 4 letters
Hotel hunter's concern, 4 letters
How interest is shown, 4 letters
If it's going, it's not fixed, 4 letters
Information of interest?, 4 letters
Insurance determination, 4 letters
Insurance shopper's concern, 4 letters
Interest measurement, 4 letters
Interest percentage, 4 letters
It may be of interest, 4 letters
It may be prime or fixed, 4 letters
It might be measured on a sliding scale, 4 letters
It's of interest to many?, 4 letters
Judge the merits of, 4 letters
Label G or PG, e.g., 4 letters
Listeners do it online to albums, 4 letters
Make a Top Ten list, 4 letters
Make a top ten list, e.g., 4 letters
Measure of interest, 4 letters
Merit VIP treatment, 4 letters
Miles per gallon, e.g., 4 letters
Miles per hour, e.g., 4 letters
Miles per hour, for example, 4 letters
Mortgage consideration, 4 letters
Number of prime interest, 4 letters
Opener is usually second-___, 4 letters
Pan or praise, perhaps, 4 letters
Parking lot posting, 4 letters
Payroll datum, often, 4 letters
Play a critical role?, 4 letters
Put on a scale, e.g., 4 letters
Review a show for a mag, 4 letters
Review on Yelp, e.g., 4 letters
Amount of a charge or payment relative to some basis, 4 letters
A magnitude or frequency relative to a time unit, 4 letters
The relative speed of progress or change, 4 letters
Mag's guarantee to advertisers, 8 letters
Review a women's bygone outfit?, 12 letters
Ceiling on insurance increases, 7 letters
Feature of some loans, 7 letters
Financial limit of a kind, 7 letters
Loan document limit, 7 letters
Mortgage restriction, 7 letters
Mortgage specification, 7 letters
Advertising price lists, 9 letters
Utility-bill adjustment, 10 letters
___ PG-13 (like Happy Gilmore), 5 letters
Assigned PG to, maybe, 5 letters
Assigned a PG, e.g., 5 letters
Assigned a value to, 5 letters
Assigned an X, perhaps, 5 letters
Designated PG-13, e.g., 5 letters
Designated PG-13, perhaps, 5 letters
Did a film critic's job, 5 letters
Estimated the value of, 5 letters
Evaluated, as a movie, 5 letters
Featuring a number of stars, say, 5 letters
Gave a G to, perhaps, 5 letters
Gave a G or an R to, 5 letters
Gave a PG-13 to, for example, 5 letters
Gave an appraisal of, 5 letters
Gave an R or an X, e.g., 5 letters
Gave an R or G, e.g., 5 letters
Gave an R to, perhaps, 5 letters
Gave four stars to, say, 5 letters
Gave four stars, say, 5 letters
Gave two stars, say, 5 letters
Given a number, maybe, 5 letters
Given a PG, perhaps, 5 letters
In a Nielsen report, 5 letters
Judged Dancing With the Stars, e.g., 5 letters
Like bonds and movies, 5 letters
Like bonds or movies, 5 letters
Like most American films, 5 letters
Like most major movies, 5 letters
Like movies and hotels, 5 letters
Marked with an X, maybe, 5 letters
Put on a scale of 1 to 10, 5 letters
Put on a scale of 1 to 10, perhaps, 5 letters
Reviewed, as a film, 5 letters
Was considered special, 5 letters
Was worthy of notice, 5 letters
Considered good by Moody's, 6 letters
Like good (but not great) bonds, 6 letters
Like some good bonds, 8 letters
Like a violent pirate movie?, 9 letters
Was a county-fair judge?, 11 letters
Appropriate for all audiences, 6 letters
Clean on the screen, 6 letters
Family-friendly, as a film, 6 letters
Family-friendly, filmwise, 6 letters
Family-friendly, in cinema, 6 letters
Family-friendly, in films, 6 letters
Fit for first graders, 6 letters
For all audiences, as a movie, 6 letters
For everyone to see, 6 letters
For everyone, as family films, 6 letters
For the whole family, 6 letters
Kid-friendly, filmwise, 6 letters
Kid-friendly, in a way, 6 letters
Like Charlotte's Web, 6 letters
Like Mary Poppins, e.g., 6 letters
Like They Might Be Giants, 6 letters
Like Toy Story and Finding Nemo, 6 letters
Like a family-friendly film, 6 letters
Like Disney's Cinderella, 6 letters
Like Disney's Pinocchio, say, 6 letters
Like many a Disney film, 6 letters
Like traditional Disney films, 6 letters
Like very clean films, 6 letters
OK for kids, filmwise, 6 letters
Suitable for all audiences, 6 letters
Suitable for all moviegoers, 6 letters
Totally lacking nudity and cursing, probably, 6 letters
Very clean, in a way, 6 letters
Warning on video games with lots of gore, 6 letters
Like the film Henry & June (and this puzzle), 8 letters
For most movie audiences, 7 letters
Like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, 7 letters
Like Marley & Me, 7 letters
Like Sense and Sensibility, 7 letters
Like The Incredibles, e.g., 7 letters
Like The Incredibles, 7 letters
Like Disney's Enchanted, 7 letters
Like most of the Harry Potter films, 7 letters
Not especially violent or sexy, 7 letters
Suitable for most audiences, 7 letters
Suitable for most movie viewers, 7 letters
Suitable for most moviegoers, 7 letters
Containing some sex, say, 6 letters
Deemed not suitable for kids, 6 letters
For mature audiences, 6 letters
Having adult content, say, 6 letters
Kind of blue, as a film, 6 letters
Like 10, 54, and 300, 6 letters
Like American Beauty, 6 letters
Like Brokeback Mountain, 6 letters
Like The Hurt Locker, 6 letters
Like The Matrix Reloaded, 6 letters
Like V for Vendetta, 6 letters
Like a very violent film, 6 letters
Like a violent film, perhaps, 6 letters
Like films with adult themes, 6 letters
Like many violent films, 6 letters
Like most modern horror films, 6 letters
Like most pictures with frequent cursing, 6 letters
Like most Tarantino films, 6 letters
Like most Tarantino flicks, 6 letters
Like most violent films, 6 letters
Like movies for mature audiences, 6 letters
Marked by obscenities, say, 6 letters
Not fit for kids, as a movie, 6 letters
Not for little ones, 6 letters
Not for most high schoolers, 6 letters
Not for tender eyes, 6 letters
Not for young children, 6 letters
Not suitable for kids, 6 letters
Requiring a guardian, maybe, 6 letters
Tantalizingly off-limits to kids, in Hollywood, 6 letters
Too violent for a PG-13, 6 letters
Too violent for the young 'uns, 6 letters
Unsuitable for kids, 6 letters
Suited for high schoolers, on video game packaging, 6 letters
Explicit, as a film, 6 letters
For adult viewing only, 6 letters
Hard-core, filmwise, 6 letters
Like Midnight Cowboy, originally, 6 letters
Way inappropriate for children, 6 letters
Way too hot for tots, 6 letters
Recipient of a grade, 5 letters
Almond-flavored liqueur: Var., 7 letters
Increased interest in government, say, 8 letters
Utility company request, 8 letters
What the Fed often proposes, 8 letters
*Frequent health care event, 12 letters
Score a mad software thief?, 15 letters
African badgerlike animal, 5 letters
African honey badger, 5 letters
Animal that becomes later, 5 letters
Badger of the tropics, 5 letters
Badger's African cousin, 5 letters
Badgerlike African animal, 5 letters
Badgerlike carnivore, 5 letters
Badgerlike creature, 5 letters
Fierce badger of India, 5 letters
Honey-loving badger, 5 letters
Nocturnal badger-like carnivore of wooded regions of Africa and southern Asia, 5 letters
Grade the host of The Tonight Show, 8 letters
___ return (investment concern), 6 letters
(British) a person who pays local rates (especially a householder), 9 letters
Assessor is ignoring every other great theory (5), 5 letters
Consumer Reports employee, 5 letters
Consumer Reports employee, e.g., 5 letters
Consumers Union employee, 5 letters
Diving competition judge, for one, 5 letters
Film critic, essentially, 5 letters
Giver of G's or PG's, 5 letters
Hotel reviewer, e.g., 5 letters
Insurance-premium estimator, 5 letters
Judge of sex and violence in films, 5 letters
Movie critic, at times, 5 letters
Movie critic, frequently, 5 letters
Movie critic, often, 5 letters
Netflix.com user, at times, 5 letters
Olympic judge, at times, 5 letters
Olympic judge, e.g., 5 letters
Olympic judge, for one, 5 letters
One who could err at assessment, 5 letters
One who might give you the stars, 5 letters
Professor, at times, 5 letters
Restaurant critic's role, 5 letters
Standard and Poor's, for one, 5 letters
Thumbs-up person, perhaps, 5 letters
Zagat guide contributor, 5 letters
Zagat, to restaurants, 5 letters
Consumer Reports employees, 6 letters
Figure skating judges, e.g., 6 letters
Film critics, at times, 6 letters
Many Consumer Reports employees, 6 letters
Movie critics, at times, 6 letters
Movie critics, often, 6 letters
Some Consumer Reports employees, 6 letters
They make the grade?, 6 letters
$25/hour and the like, 5 letters
A dime a minute, and others, 5 letters
A dime a minute, etc., 5 letters
Advertiser's concerns, 5 letters
Advertising figures, 5 letters
Assesses the value of, 5 letters
Assigns a PG-13 or R to, 5 letters
Assigns stars to, as a music critic might an album, 5 letters
Assigns stars to, say, 5 letters
Back-of-door posting, 5 letters
Calculates the value, 5 letters
Fee schedule listing, 5 letters
Figures of interest, 5 letters
Freelancer's figures, 5 letters
Gets special attention, 5 letters
Gives a five, maybe, 5 letters
Gives a thumbs-up or a thumbs-down, say, 5 letters
Gives four stars to, say, 5 letters
Gives four stars, say, 5 letters
Interest percentages, 5 letters
Mortgage percentages, 5 letters
Mortgage seeker's concern, 5 letters
Numbers on a hotel door, 5 letters
Parking lot posting, 5 letters
Parts of some hotel ads, 5 letters
Phone company offers, 5 letters
Property taxes in London, 5 letters
Puts between 1 and 10, say, 5 letters
Shed tears over prices, 5 letters
These need deflating, 5 letters
Uses a scale from 1 to 10, 5 letters
Uses a scale from one to 10, 5 letters
What the blind often gets when coming into a pot*, 5 letters
(British) a local tax on property (usually used in the plural), 5 letters
Judges the crying of comic Johnson?, 15 letters
1958 song about a hotel's unsubtle price list?, 15 letters
(British) the state of being liable to assessment or taxation, 11 letters
(British) property that provides tax income for local governments, 9 letters