| Bare |
| Just |
| Pure |
| Lake |
| Pond |
| Plain |
| Sheer |
| Marsh |
| Scant |
| Petty |
| Lone. |
| Simple |
| Common |
| Slight |
| Slough |
| Simply |
| Measly |
| Trivial |
| Paltry. |
| Trifling |
| Ordinary |
| Piddling |
| Piffling |
| Unadorned |
| Only ____ |
| Pool ____ |
| Unalloyed |
| Hardly any |
| Mortal ___ |
| __ mortals |
| Small pond |
| Small lake |
| Nothing but |
| A ___ child |
| Plain; bare |
| Poet's pond |
| Poetic pond |
| Pool or fen |
| Renee's mom |
| Unimportant |
| Not too much |
| No more than |
| Undiminished |
| Lake or pool |
| Nothing much |
| Pierre's mom |
| Not enhanced |
| Simple; bare |
| Insubstantial |
| Not more than |
| Unembellished |
| A ___ nothing |
| Enfant bearer |
| Stagnant pool |
| Pool of water |
| French mother |
| Like mortals? |
| French parent |
| Insignificant. |
| __ coincidence |
| A --- pittance |
| Bagatelle type |
| Bébé watcher |
| Lake, in poesy |
| Lake, to Byron |
| Maori war club |
| Standing water |
| Fille's mother |
| Pool, in poesy |
| No better than |
| Pond, in poesy |
| Inconsequential |
| Pure and simple |
| Like a pittance |
| Formality type? |
| Grendel's abode |
| Interpol "C'___ |
| Mother, in Metz |
| Pierre's mother |
| Pierre's parent |
| Pond, to a poet |
| Pool, in poetry |
| Scarcely enough |
| Type of mortals |
| Mother, to Lili |
| Parisian mother |
| Parisian parent |
| French relative |
| Mother, in Dijon |
| Pond, poetically |
| Mother, in Paris |
| Type of pittance |
| Hardly more than |
| Mother, in Lyons |
| Little more than |
| Plain and simple |
| Barely sufficient |
| Nothing more than |
| Kind of bagatelle |
| Kind of pittance? |
| Like a bagatelle? |
| Mortal descriptor |
| Mother, in Calais |
| Nothing else than |
| Sea, in old verse |
| This and no more. |
| Your mom in Paris |
| A __ coincidence! |
| Marseilles mother |
| Kind of formality |
| Type of formality |
| ''___ bagatelle!'' |
| Not much more than |
| Pond, in Liverpool |
| Nothing other than |
| Word with pittance |
| ''A ___ formality'' |
| A ___ bagatelle ... |
| 1994 deLillos album |
| Having no admixture |
| Like a widow's mite |
| Scantily sufficient |
| Nothing better than |
| Adjective for a sou |
| Apt rhyme for sheer |
| Type of coincidence |
| Word with bagatelle |
| French family member |
| Antonym for abundant |
| Belittling adjective |
| Just, as a formality |
| Mother, in Marseille |
| Word before "mortals |
| Word for a bagatelle |
| Word before pittance |
| Of little consequence |
| ... for a __ pittance |
| It's a ___ formality! |
| Femme who has a child |
| Kind of technicality? |
| Marginally sufficient |
| Mother, in Montmartre |
| Neither more nor less |
| Adjective for a trifle |
| ''A __ technicality!'' |
| Close My Mind" Heather |
| Garçon's "best friend |
| A ___ pawn in the game |
| Lake — French mother |
| Small pond, poetically |
| An antonym for abundant |
| Being nothing more than |
| Adjective for "bagatelle |
| Apart from anything else |
| Lake (and nothing else?) |
| Mademoiselle's matriarch |
| Pond — pure and simple |
| It may precede "pittance |
| Adjective for a pittance |
| Like civilians, to stars? |
| Ste- ____ -Eglise France |
| That's a ___ technicality |
| Exclusive of anything else |
| A __ pittance (very little) |
| Appropriate rhyme for sheer |
| Only this, and nothing else |
| Nothing more than specified |
| --- words cannot express ... |
| Lady of the ___": Wordsworth |
| Adjective for a mite or mote |
| For a ___ pittance (cheaply) |
| Small area of standing water |
| President Hollande's mother? |
| ___ mortals (regular people) |
| Insignificant New York band? |
| Small pond of standing water |
| Insignificant deLillos album? |
| ___ mortals (ordinary people) |
| Word before mortal or pittance |
| ___ Christianity" (C.S. Lewis) |
| C.S. Lewis's "___ Christianity |
| Word with words or coincidence |
| Word with pittance or formality |
| A __ trifle consoles us": Pascal |
| Honor is a ___ scutcheon": Shak. |
| It often precedes technicalities |
| Being nothing more than specified |
| Word with "mortals" or "formality |
| A ___ pittance (very small amount) |
| For a ___ pittance (inexpensively) |
| Technicality description, at times |
| C.S. Lewis book, "___ Christianity |
| Word with "formality" or "pittance |
| Without additions or modifications |
| ___ Christianity" (C.S. Lewis work) |
| Honour is a ___ scutcheon": Falstaff |
| Word with ''bagatelle'' or ''technicality'' |
| Word often used before "pittance" or "technicality |
| Word that often precedes "pittance" or "technicality |
| Barely worth mentioning, like whatever you do vis-a-vis my brilliant career |