| 101 |
| Simple |
| Staple |
| English |
| Low-tech |
| Alkaline |
| Unadorned |
| No-frills |
| Principal |
| Bare-bones |
| Elementary |
| Plain-Jane |
| Underlying |
| C ancestor |
| Elemental. |
| Essential. |
| Rudimentary |
| Fundamental |
| Irreducible |
| Foundational |
| Training ___ |
| Not advanced |
| Unembellished |
| Like a primer |
| Easy to grasp |
| Kind of black |
| Down to earth. |
| Kind of cable? |
| Type of cable? |
| Free of frills |
| Without frills |
| Nuts and bolts |
| Straightforward |
| Having a high pH |
| Kind of instinct |
| Bread-and-butter |
| Like easy chords |
| Like the A B C's |
| Type of instinct |
| Type of training |
| Kind of training |
| Computer language |
| Like a 101 course |
| Like some English |
| Not hard to grasp |
| Meat-and-potatoes |
| Meant for children |
| Like "101" courses |
| Easy to understand |
| Like some training |
| Ciara "___ Instinct |
| Unadorned or simple |
| Conformist, in slang |
| 101, in course names |
| Kind of Army training |
| 101, in a course name |
| Having a high pH, e.g. |
| Not difficult to grasp |
| Like some lab solutions |
| Early computer language |
| Standard or foundational |
| Word in 101 course names |
| Microsoft's first product |
| Like a course labeled "101 |
| Early programming language |
| Computer language from 1964 |
| GI's post-induction training |
| Reduced to the simplest form |
| Turning phenolphthalein pink |
| Old-school computer language |
| Involving only main features |
| Elementary — without extras |
| Language created in the 1960s |
| ___ training (boot camp regimen) |
| Acronymic computer language name |
| Kind of training in the military |
| Like a college course labeled "101 |
| Army private's training, familiarly |
| Rudimentary — programming language |
| Early, simple-to-learn computer language |
| Programming language that prioritized ease of use |