Crossword Clue: What doesn't go to great lengths?
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- 1959 British Motor Corp. debut
- 2004 iPod debut
- 5-by-5-square crossword, e.g.
- 5x5 crossword, e.g.
- 60's dress style
- 60's fashion
- '60s Mod staple
- '60s skirt style
- '60s skirt
- '70s-style skirt
- __ golf
- ___ Cooper
- ___ Cooper (British car)
- ___ Cooper (British compact)
- ___ Cooper (British subcompact car)
- ___ Cooper (car)
- ___ Cooper (economy car)
- ___ Cooper (fuel-efficient car)
- ___ Cooper (popular car)
- ___ Cooper (small car)
- ___ Cooper (subcompact car)
- ___ Cooper (subcompact)
- ___-Me ("Austin Powers" character)
- ___-Me (Dr. Evil's little clone in the "Austin Powers" films)
- ___-Me (short character in the Austin Powers movies)
- ___ Mouse (Mickey's son?)
- ___ Oreo (bite-sized treat)
- ___ Ritz (cracker brand)
- Bar opening?
- ____ Cooper
- A kind of skirt
- Abbreviated version
- Before skirt or kin
- Above-the-knee skirt
- Bike or van starter
- Attire not for the modest
- Attire that's not for the modest
- Bite-size, say
- BMW model
- BMW-produced auto
- BMW-produced car
- Alternative to hot pants
- Fashion item
- Compacter than compact
- iPad ___
- iPad model
- iPod ___
- iPod debut of 2004
- iPod nano precursor
- iPod option
- iPod or iPad variety
- iPod type
- iPod variety
- Brand of small cars manufactured in Britain
- Certain iPad
- Certain iPod or skirt
- Certain iPod
- Certain skirt
- Easy-to-park car
- Computer start-up?
- Brief briefly
- Brief skirt
- Brief
- Fun-size, say
- It doesn't reach the knee
- British car
- It has a high hemline
- British subcompact
- Cheaper option of a tech device, maybe
- Hot pants kin
- It shows some thigh
- Cooper automaker
- Cooper car
- Cooper known for being small and fuel-efficient
- Cooper make
- Cooper maker
- Cooper manufacturer
- Cooper or Mark I
- Cooper preceder
- Italian Job car?
- Bureau in the Treasury Dept.
- Diminutive Cooper
- Bus or skirt
- "Bus" or "sub" starter
- Bus or sub starter
- Bus or van starter?
- Bus or van starter
- Bus starter
- It's bigger than a Nano
- Discontinued iPod
- Course opening?
- It's no biggie
- It's not a big thing
- Iconic 1960s British car
- Iconic economy car (introduced in 1959)
- Itsy-bitsy skirt
- Classic British two-door
- Girl-watchers' favorite style
- Immodest skirt
- "Every inch an iPad" item
- Go-go dancer's skirt
- Car company operated by BMW
- Height of '60s fashion?
- Height of fashion?
- Car starter
- Downsized version
- Cute-sized
- Former iPod model or current iPad model
- Former iPod model
- Dress not for the self-conscious
- Dress style
- Dress that ends above the knee
- High-hemmed garment
- High-hemmed skirt
- Daring dress
- Pint-size
- Pint-sized
- Series opener
- Series opener?
- Series opening?
- Series starter?
- Series starter
- Van attachment
- Van starter?
- Kin of hot pants
- Kind of blinds or skirt
- Kind of blinds
- Very brief
- Kind of bus
- Kind of bus or skirt
- Kind of car or camera
- Kind of computer
- Very short skirt
- Mr. Bean's car
- Very small thing
- Very small
- Marque owned by BMW
- Kind of skirt or bus
- Kind of skirt
- Mart opener
- Mart opener?
- Some Vans
- Kind of van or bus
- Kind of van
- Wilson Pickett's "___-Skirt Minnie"
- Mary Quant creation
- Mary Quant design
- Mary Quant garment
- Mary Quant skirt design
- Mary Quant skirt
- Mary Quant style
- Mary Quant's fashion contribution
- Quant's fashion contribution
- Something small
- Subcompact thing
- Subcompact
- Knee-baring skirt
- Knee-showing skirt
- Li'l
- Maxi's antithesis
- Maxi's cousin
- Maxi's opposite
- Pocket-size
- Short, in clothing
- Sort of skirt
- Short shift?
- Short, short skirt
- Short skirt, for short
- Short skirt — small car
- Short skirt style
- Short skirt
- Shorter than short
- Shortest skirt type
- Part of a cheerleader's uniform
- Little introduction
- "Little" starter
- Popular garment
- Mere slip of a skirt
- Really small
- "Laugh-In"-era skirt
- Recent fashion
- Micro- relative
- Microscopic
- Reduced version
- Peewee
- Prefix before "skirt" or "golf" that means "small"
- Prefix for bike
- Prefix for bus or skirt
- Prefix for bus
- Prefix for camp or van
- Prefix for "series" or "bar"
- Prefix for "series" or "skirt"
- Prefix for series
- Prefix for "skirt" or "golf"
- Prefix for van or bus
- Prefix for "van" or "cam"
- Prefix for van or cam
- Prefix for van
- Prefix meaning "small"
- Prefix with bar or car
- Prefix with bus
- Prefix with bus or series
- Prefix with "mall" or "bar"
- Prefix with mart or skirt
- Prefix with series
- Prefix with "skirt" or "series"
- Prefix with skirt or series
- Prefix with van or bus
- Prefix with van or cam
- Prefix with "van" or "skirt"
- Leg-fancier's preferred skirt style
- Leg-revealing item of apparel
- Leg-showing skirt
- Opposite of mega-
- Retro skirt style
- More compact than compact
- Revealing apparel
- Revealing attire
- Revealing dress
- Revealing fashion
- Revealing garb
- Revealing garment
- Revealing skirt style
- Revealing skirt
- Revealing wear
- Maker of Baker Street, Bayswater, and Highgate cars
- Not much of a skirt
- Not quite a calf brusher
- Warm weather wear
- Word with bar or blinds
- Word with "bar" or "blinds"
- Word with "bar" or "skirt"
- Samsung Galaxy S4 ___ (Android smartphone)
- Word with skirt or bike
- Word with "skirt" or "cam"
- Word with "van" or "skirt"
- Word with van or skirt
- Wee
- Type of bus or skirt
- Type of bus
- Type of cam or bus
- Type of camp or bus
- Type of camp or van
- Type of mart
- Thigh-high attire
- Thigh revealer
- Well-above-the-knee skirt
- Type of skirt
- Type of skirt or bike
- Type of skirt or car
- Type of skirt or computer
- U-turn from maxi
- Scanty skirt
- Sixties apparel
- Skimpy skirt
- Skirt fashion
- Skirt genre
- Skirt lead-in
- Skirt length for Mickey's girlfriend?
- Skirt length
- Skirt of the 60's
- Skirt often worn with go-go boots
- Skirt once often worn with go-go boots
- Skirt or van preceder
- Skirt or van
- Skirt style in "Austin Powers" movies
- Skirt style
- Skirt that exposes a lot of thigh
- Skirt that shows off legs
- Skirt that's not for the modest
- Skirt type
- Skirt ... van ... computer
- Skirt
- What doesn't go to great lengths?
- Small candy size
- Small car
- Small car brand
- Small computer
- Small iPad model
- Small iPad
- Small kind of Oreo
- Small M&Ms size
- Small model
- Small opening?
- Small Oreo size
- Small prefix
- Small-scale thing
- Small-scale
- Start of something small?
- Small size for iPods and skirts
- Small size
- Small skirt
- Tiny car
- Small start?
- Small thing of its kind, briefly
- Tiny model
- Small version
- Small
- Smaller, bite-size version
- Smaller-sized iPad model
- Smaller than compact
- Smaller version
- Tiny (version)
- Tiny
- Starter for series
Recent Usage of What doesn't go to great lengths? in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Dec. 2, 2017
