| A square, à la Sinclair Lewis |
| A monster's home |
| Animal's lair |
| Actress Claire who won an Emmy for "Homeland |
| Another Sinclair Lewis hero. |
| Flair |
| WWE wrestler Flair |
| Wild animal's lair |
| Upton Sinclair's hero. |
| Animals' lairs |
| Lair of Matisseor Monet |
| A subtle worm," per Upton Sinclair |
| About 60 liters of watery domestic, typically |
| Green Monster's ballpark |
| Lions' lairs |
| Nineteenth-century stage genre involving watery sets |
| Claire of ''The Rainmaker'' |
| Lair |
| Watery |
| Watery-patternedcloth |
| À ___ la Liberté" (1931 classic film directed by René Clair) |
| Actresses Claire and Balin |
| Clairvaux cleric |
| Alleged monster's loch |
| Lofty lair |
| Animal lairs |
| (Mark Kurlansky, 1997) Supplement that some claim eases arthritis (Upton Sinclair, 1927) |
| Monster's milieu, perhaps |
| Wild beasts' lairs |
| Lairs |