| Extremely accurate timekeeper |
| Absolutely accurate |
| Accurate in every detail |
| A lot has been said about politicians; some of it complimentary, but most of it accurate" comedian |
| Back muscles developed in a strictly legitimate way? |
| Accurately |
| Be inaccurate |
| Timepieces that are only accurate once every 29.53 nights or so |
| Accurate fact in an otherwise dubious story |
| Early hip-hop group with "Strictly Business |
| Habitually accurate person |
| Inaccurate |
| Accurate |
| Strictly prohibited, as shaving a dog? |
| Direct inaccurately |
| Accurate: Abbr. |
| Accurate one |
| Accurate to the nth degree |
| Accurate to a T |
| Conforms strictly |
| Strictlynous |
| An Incomplete and Inaccurate History of Sport" author Kenny |
| Strictly accurate |
| Goodman who serves as head judge on both "Dancing With the Stars" and its fancy U.K. counterpart, "Strictly Come Dancing |
| Imitate accurately |
| Assuming that's accurate," biblically |
| Inaccurate introduction? |
| Didn't strictly follow one's diet, say |
| Like some inaccurate watches |
| Strictly Business" rappers |