| Shoes |
| Low shoes |
| Some pads |
| Not sharps |
| Apartments |
| Some shoes |
| We fix ___. |
| Kind of shoe |
| Casual shoes |
| Certain shoes |
| Walking shoes |
| Certain abodes |
| Dwelling units |
| Soho dwellings |
| London rentals |
| Sensible shoes |
| Heelless shoes |
| Musical symbols |
| Bikers' bummers |
| Lowered pitches |
| Utah's salt ___ |
| AAA changes them |
| Driving problems |
| Low-heeled shoes |
| Heels alternative |
| Pieces of scenery |
| Sharps' opposites |
| London apartments |
| Apartments in Soho |
| Chelsea apartments |
| Inflation problems |
| Trip interruptions |
| Bonneville Salt ___ |
| Canterbury quarters |
| Shoes with no heels |
| Some cockney abodes |
| Bonneville, for one |
| Women's shoe styles |
| Shoes without heels |
| Some keys have them |
| Broken glass dangers |
| Lower in pitch notes |
| Nails may cause them |
| Some London lodgings |
| Alternative to heels |
| Sharps' counterparts |
| Totally tired tires? |
| Alternatives to heels |
| Banes for car drivers |
| Apartments, in England |
| Pitch-lowering symbols |
| Reasons for breakdowns |
| High-heels alternatives |
| F minor has four of them |
| Causes for car jackings? |
| Alternative to high heels |
| Shoes with low or no heels |
| Women's shoes with low heels |
| Musical notations, sharps & ... |
| Black keys, in some key signatures |
| What apartments are called in England |