Given a hand
Given a hard time
Given a hint
Given a home
Given a layer of something
Given a line
Given a lube job
Given a makeover
Given a meal
GIVEN a medal
Given a Name
Given a new colour
Given a new home
Given a new hue
Given a new identity?
Given a new life
Given a new look
Given a new role
Given a new shade
Given a new title
Given a nice smell
Given a number, maybe
Given a pass, in a way
Given a PG or R
Given a PG-13 or R, e.g.
Given a PG-13, say
Given a PG, perhaps
Given a pink slip
Given a raw deal
Given a raw deal, slangily
given a rest
Given a salary
Given a second chance
Given a sedative, e.g.
given a sentence
Given a sentence to complete
Given a shot, maybe
Given a signal
Given a signal on stage
Given a start
Given a summons
Given a testimonial dinner
Given a ticket
Given a tip
Given a title
Given a warning
Given a yellow card, say
Given added flavour
Given advance notice
Given an alias
Given an eviction
Given an expensive coat
Given an oath, with "in"
Given an R or PG
Given an X, say
Given as a bequest
Given as a bonus
given as a price
Given as compensation
Given as homework
given authoritative approval
Given authority
Given away
Given away, as one's cover
Given benediction, the old-fashioned way
Given by
given by God in place of the murdered Abel
Given by spoon
given by The Village Voice Award
Given by vow
Given by word of mouth, as evidence
Given current conditions
Given directly
Given encouragement
Given enough to be happy
Given evidence
Given exaggerated importance
Given experimentally
Given false facts
Given false hopes
Given for a time
given for free
Given form
Given four stars, say
GIVEN free
Given freely
Given fresh life
given fresh life or vigor or spirit
Given illumination
GIVEN in return for service
given in trust
Given info
given information
Given kit
Given life
Given life, perhaps
Given medicine
Given moment, which can begin both parts of the answers to starred clues
Given money
Given more flavour
Given name
Given name for a German woman
Given name for a Scottish lass
Given name meaning "happy"
Given name of Augustus and Caligula
Given name of John Paul II
Given name of the critter in today's news
Given name of Virginia Woolf
Given new energy
Given new life
Given new life, spiritually
Given no chance to think for oneself
Given Novocain
given official approval to act
Given one's wages
Given orally, as evidence
Given orally, at law
Given orally, in law
Given out as deserved
Given out for a time
Given out in portions
Given piece of information
Given professional guidance
given punishment for a crime
given shoes
Given some medicine, maybe
Given temporarily
Given testimony
Given that
Given that ...
Given the aforementioned ...
Given the ax
Given the ax, with "off"
Given the ax?
Given the axe
Given the boot
Given the bum's rush
Given the circumstances ...
Given the cold shoulder
Given the essential facts
Given the go-ahead
Given the green light
Given the heave-ho
Given the latest
Given the lowdown
Given the news
Given the nod
Given the same sort of parts
Given the short end of the stick
Given the signal
Given the situation ...
Given the skinny
Given their bottle
Given time to ripen
given to
Given to back talk
Given to backtalk
Given to blushing
given to bragging
Given to burrowing, maybe
GIVEN to contention
GIVEN to controversy
Given to copying
Given to crying
given to daydreaming
given to debate
given to disputation for its own sake and often employing specious arguments
Given to eavesdropping
given to examination or investigation
given to excess in consumption of especially food or drink
Given to fighting
Given to forcefully
Given to gab
Given to gabbing
Given to giving orders
Given to glad-handing
Given to gloom
given to gossip
Given to hissing and scratching?
Given to imitation
Given to immature and aggressive behaviour
Given to insolence
Given to irony
Given to lying
given to making bold assertions
given to making judgements
given to making plots
Given to micromanaging
Given to moving about
given to or engaged in rebellion
Given to ordering people about
GIVEN to outward exhibition
Given to overacting
Given to overvaluing social status
Given to plundering
Given to pouting
Given to pretension
Given to prying (var.)
Given to reckless behaviour
Given to reverie
Given to saucy talk
Given to self-reflection?
Given to servile imitation
Given to showy affectation
Given to smooching
Given to snorting, say
Given to specious reasoning
given to studying hard, esp to the exclusion of other activities
Given to sudden outbursts
given to sudden swings of mood and emotion
Given to sulkiness
Given to sulking
Given to talk
given to the overuse of long words
given to the use of obscene, profane, or abusive language
Given to theatrics
Given to wandering
Given to wanderlust
Given to wordplay
Given to yap
GIVEN TUTION
Given under oath
Given up
Given up one's amateur status
Given up work
Given up working in smithy
given vent to
Given what we know ...
Given, as a medal
Given, as a party
Given, as a post
Given, as a prize
Given, as a trophy
Given, as a wish
Given, as custody
Given; plastered
givenness
Givens of "Riverdale"
Givens on "Wheel of Fortune"
Giver
Giver (or receiver) of alimony
giver Medal
Giver of "alternative facts"
Giver of a Bronx cheer
Giver of a hoot
Giver of a reward for waiting
Giver of compliments
Giver of money
GIVER of names
Giver of relief