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TALLEST is a legal Scrabble word. See a dictionary definition for TALLEST.

30 total results for TALLEST   ( score: 50 )

5 results for TALLEST from Modern Era puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthor
Mon Aug 8, 201652ALike the Burj Khalifa among all the buildings in the worldZhouqin Burnikel and Don Gagliardo
Thu Jun 30, 201610DSee 9-DownJonathan M. Kaye
Thu Sep 30, 201065AGuinness superlativeVictor Fleming
Thu Nov 23, 200641DGuinness Book categoryAri Halpern
Sun May 3, 199844DMost difficult to believeBrendan Emmett Quigley
1 result for TALLEST from Variety puzzles:
DateTypeGridClueAuthor
Aug 2, 2015Panda31AWhat's the most you can sell a tease for?Mel Taub
24 results for TALLEST from pre-Shortz puzzles:
DateGridClueAuthorEditor
Sun Sep 8, 199176DAn adjective for Sears TowerRobert H. WolfeMaleska
Mon May 12, 198651ADescribing Sears TowerSidney L. RobbinsMaleska
Sun Jan 22, 19847AHigher than any otherFrances HansenMaleska
Fri Mar 21, 198026DAdjective for redwoodsVincent L. OsborneMaleska
Thu Nov 15, 197952AAdjective for Chicago's Sears TowerCoppsMaleska
Mon Jul 26, 197625DMost fancifulJay SpryWeng
Sun May 30, 19764DMost farfetchedMaria G. RiceWeng
Wed Mar 5, 197521DWord for Chicago's Sears buildingHallie & Gerald ParsonsWeng
Sun Apr 15, 197351DMost exaggeratedHerb RisteenWeng
Mon Feb 28, 197211DLike the twin towers of N.Y.UnknownWeng
Sun Sep 14, 196992DMost improbableW. E. JonesWeng
Mon Dec 25, 196739ALike the Rockefeller Center tree.UnknownFarrar
Sun Feb 19, 196729AMost high.Jean ReedFarrar
Sun Oct 8, 1961122ALike the sequoias.Arthur SchulmanFarrar
Fri Aug 23, 195766AAdjective for the Empire State Building.J. F. KellyFarrar
Mon Apr 8, 195738AHighest.Bernice GordonFarrar
Sun Feb 17, 19578AMost unusual: Colloq.W. E. JonesFarrar
Sun Jan 27, 195744DLoftiest.Thomas MeekinFarrar
Mon May 21, 195629AMost incredible: Colloq.Eugene T. MaleskaFarrar
Sun Dec 11, 1955123AMost incredible: Colloq.W. E. JonesFarrar
Sun Apr 11, 194894DMost boastful.Alice CookFarrar
Sun Mar 23, 194783AMost unusual: Colloq.W. W. WebsterFarrar
Sun Jun 4, 194442DLoftiest.Jack LuzzattoFarrar
Sun Mar 19, 194411DLoftiest.Lester KeeneFarrar
Anagrams:TALLETS
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