- TUBES
- What today's tires lack
- Lab vessels
- Things that, by any meaningful description, the internet is not a series of
- Penne or rigatoni, maybe
- Penne, e.g.
- Makeshift rafts
- Hollow cylindrical shapes
- Colgate containers
- Some paint containers
- Down the ___ (into ruin)
- Chemistry lab holders
- Glass pipes
- Squeezable containers
- Toothpaste holders
- Ziti, essentially
- Internet components, per Senator Ted Stevens
- Den sets
- Paste dispensers
- Soft dispensers
- Lazy river floaters
- Paste holders
- Cream dispensers
- Crest dispensers
- Old TV parts
- Straws, e.g.
- Squeezable holders
- Penne, essentially
- Toothpaste dispensers
- Ziti and rigatoni
- Toothpaste containers
- Ziti shapes
- Torpedo chambers
- Long hollow cylinders.
- Transportation to New Jersey.
- Conduits.
- London subways.
- TV gear.
- TV parts.
- Subways: Colloq.
- Certain containers.
- Containers.
- Paint holders.
- Radio parts
- Eustachian and inner
- TV repairman's stock
- Subways
- Bronchi, e.g.
- English subways
- Down the _____
- Subway passages
- Down the ___ (ruined)
- Bazookas, basically
- Centers of Christmas wrapping paper
- Down the ___
- Rigatoni, e.g.
- Sights in an intensive care unit
- Macaroni, e.g.
- Centers of toilet paper rolls
- Some pasta
- A series of ___, infamous analogy for the internet
- Go down the ___
- Bucatini, ziti and rigatoni, e.g.
- Straws and didgeridoos, essentially
- Lazy river conveyances
- She's a Beauty band, with "The"
- She's a Beauty band
- Some gel containers
- Subway tunnel parts
- Fallopian ___
- Macaroni and rigatoni, shapewise
- Simple rafts
- What posters ship in
- Crest holders?
- Cylinders
- Centers of wrapping paper
- Hoses
- Sights in intensive care
- Crest containers
- Subways, to Brits
- Ziti and penne, shape-wise
- Pipes, for example
- Oil paint buys
