- AAS
- Some batteries
- Walkman batteries
- Clock batteries, often
- Little batteries
- Batteries for a Game Boy
- They make a remote work
- Batteries for children's toys
- Remote batteries
- Small batteries
- Remote necessities
- Remote power sources
- Hawaiian lavas
- ___ in "apple"
- Smallish batteries
- Bitty batteries
- Penlight batteries
- Small cells
- Mouse batteries
- Rayovac products
- Batteries for many a remote control
- Some Duracell products
- Some small batteries
- Remote batteries, perhaps
- Game Boy batteries
- Thin-but-not-that-thin batteries
- Battery buys
- Portable CD player inserts
- Little power sources
- Battery types
- Two-yr. degrees
- Remote inserts, maybe
- Two-yr. humanities degrees
- Digital camera inserts
- Small power sources
- Smallish cells
- Some Duracells
- Toy power sources
- Batteries for mice
- Smallish batteries, and a hint to how the answers to starred clues are formed
- Common batteries
- Remote cells?
- Remote control batteries
- They're often found in mice
- Batteries in TV remotes
- Small juice sources?
- Wireless keyboard inserts
- Remote fillers
- Some smoke detector batteries
- Remote inserts
- Remote needs
- Remote possibilities?
- Thin batteries
- Need for some noisy toys
- Some two-yr. degrees
- Juice sources?
- Some undergrad degs.
- Things put in to power?
- Tiny powerhouses?
- Wall clock inserts
- __ in "Able"
- __ in "apple"
- Small-sized batteries
- Remote energy sources
- Pencil-sharpener batteries
- Remote batteries, often
- Some clock batteries
- Batteries for some remotes
- Batteries for remotes
- TV-remote batteries
- Community college degs.
- Some remote batteries
- Small cylindrical batteries
- What mice often hold
- Batteries for TV remotes
- What powers some mice
- Batteries in mice
- Mouse power, often
- Cylindrical power sources
- Gravel ridge in Denmark.
- Geological ridge of sand.
- Geological ridge.
- Rough lavas: Hawaii.
- Fellow of the American Academy: Abbr.
- Anti-aircraft units.
- Scientific group.
- Narrow shoe widths
- Bond ratings
- Writers' changes: Abbr.
- ___ in Able
- _____ in apple
- Recovery grps.
- Smoke detector batteries, often
- Some remote power sources
- Some small power supplies
- Some toy batteries
- Standard batteries
- Batteries for remotes, perhaps
- Some rechargeables
- More than half of all batteries sold
- Some camera cells
- Penlight powerers, often
- Flashlight inserts, perhaps
- Things the Energizer bunny may need
- Two-year degrees, briefly
- Power sources for some clocks
- Some smallish batteries
- Wiimote batteries
- Power couple?
- Remote power sources, maybe
- Some batteries, for short
- Little Energizers
- Std. batteries
- -- in 'apple'
- -- in 'Adam'
- -- in 'alpha'
- Junior coll. degrees
- Pair in a remote
- They may be needed for, but not included with, children's toys: Abbr.
- Batteries in some TV remotes
- Some Walkman batteries
- Batteries for a CD player, maybe
- Batteries for wall clocks
- Remote pair?
- Certain batteries
- Some community college degs.
- Transfer students' degs., perhaps
- Two-year degs.
- Flashlight batteries, perhaps
- Some degrees or batteries
- Batteries for a Wii Remote
- Clock batteries, perhaps
- Flashlight power sources
- *Happy ___ a clam
- Batteries in some toys
- Common remote batteries
- Power sources for a Game Boy Color
- Remote batteries, usually
- Remote inserts, usually
- ____vogel: vulture
- Sciences Acad.
- Batteries in optical mice
- Batteries for digital cameras
- Batteries for remotes, often
- Mouse batteries, often
- Batteries smaller than Cs
- Furby batteries
- Small cup sizes
- RC car batteries
- Batteries for a Game Boy Advance
- Batteries in some remotes
- Many mouse batteries
- Talkboy batteries
- Off. helpers
- Penlight cells
- Some mouse batteries
- Hood's handle
- Cells in some mice
- Batteries for a remote, say
- Remote power source
- Digital camera batteries, often
- Diminutive Duracells
- Some flashlight batteries
