| About 57 degrees, mathematically |
| 112.5 degrees |
| Advanced Eng. degree |
| Business degrees |
| 22.5 degrees |
| Church of Eng. descendant |
| A matter of degrees? |
| English majors' degs. |
| High degrees |
| Eng. money, formerly |
| About 66 degrees south latitude |
| A relationship: Eng. spelling. |
| Alternative to degrees, in math: Abbr. |
| Alternative to degrees |
| Advanced degrees for painters, sculptors, etc. |
| Abutting at 90 degrees |
| 67.5 degrees, as the wind blows |
| Actor with six degrees |
| A regular one has internal angles of 140 degrees |
| Agr. degrees |
| Landmass that spans over 180 degrees of longitude |
| Angle between 0 and 90 degrees |
| Degrees that corporate executives often have: Abbr. |
| Unspecified degrees |
| One of GWB's degrees |
| Many i-bankers' degrees |
| 67.5 degrees, in terms of direction |
| Angle that's smaller than 90 degrees |
| Chem. majors' degrees |
| It's more than 90 degrees |