- A long time after surgeon had rugs removed - A very long time for one in strife - Age - Age of opera - Alternately bemoan a great age - Alternative hero in a great age - Chapter in history
- An age - Geological age - Long period of time - Two or more eras - Vast age - Very long period of time - A period of immeasurable duration; also, an emanation of the
Deity. See Eon.
- A long time - A long time (coll) - A long time in bandages after group left - A long time to be trapped inside, stage-struck - A while - Aeons - Becomes old
- 1,000,000,000 year periods - Ages - Ages and ages - Eternities spent reshaping nose - extremely long time periods - Groups of eras - Half the surgeons take ages
- A long time after surgeon had rugs removed - A long time in the ravine - Age - Age of opera - An important period in history - Are back in time - Chapter in history
- A repeated sequence of events - A revolution - Bike - Bureaucracy cleverly demonstrated recurrent pattern - Dishwasher setting - Go by bike - In secrecy, cleaner spotted recurring pattern
- Charge for sending mail - Game used to relight your fire - Letter delivery fee - Mail charge - Mailing charge - Mailing costs after a long period of time - The price established by law to be paid for the conveyance
of a letter or other mailable matter by a public post.