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They accompany turkey and dressing
They act in silence
They act on impulses
They actually prefer fruit and grains to cheese
They add up
They adhere to brains
They adorn barn roofs
they affect one s constitution
they affect ones constitution
They affect stock prices
They affect the heights of punts
They aid in diagnosing A.C.L. tears
They ain't worth a nickel
They aired "The Sopranos"
They all belong to the same tree
they all did their share of the work
They all lead to Rome, briefly
They all lead to Rome, in a saying
They all lead to Rome, it's said
They all lead to Rome, they say
They all led to Rome
They allow access
They allow legs to bend
They allow you to stop a movie
They almost got me!
They also have their ups and downs
They alternate with evens
They alternate with odds
They always get the shaft
They always get underfoot
They always have the opening lead in bridge columns
They always have titles
They always take a bow
They annoy the heck out of you
They appear before U
They appear in installments
They appear next to contract changes: Abbr.
They appear twice in every puzzle
They appreciate 59-Down
They are 3 ft. long
They are a sorry lot
They are always getting whacked
They are among the stars
They are between birdies and bogeys
They are beyond reproach
They are bought in saloons
They are chipped on golf courses
They are commonly underfoot
They are current
They are displayed for alcohol
They are easily bruised
They are enforced
They are entered in court
They are especially graceful when they leave?
They are fair game
They are found in schools
They are found in this puzzle's three longest answers
They are full of salt
They are futuristic
they are going on a march
They are halves of 7-Down
They are handed down
They are hard to resist
They are historical
they are in the shape of a rectangular
they are just bundles of nerves
They are launched to put people in space
They are long stories
They are made with two fingers
They are no longer together
They are not free of charge
They are not positive
They are not quite circles
They are not returned properly
they are not teenagers anymore
They are not to be taken seriously
They are often "propped" up
They are often belted
They are often checked
They are often classified
They are often grain-fed
They are often juggled
They are often picked
They are often split
They are often up in arms
They are on the beach
They are over two feet
They are paid to play the field
They are placed with waiters
They are posted in airports
They are protected by lids
They are raised for all to see
they are rosted on an open fire
They are round and pound
They are said to attract!
They are sat on routinely
They are shared in Theaters Ancient
They are smoky and foggy
They are sold by the bushel
They are sometimes bruised
They are sometimes inflated
They are sorry
they are sustainers of the idea of democracy
They are usually smothered in sauce
They are uttered with shudders
They are yours for the basking
They aren't allowed at many hotels
They aren't beelines
They aren't behind you
They aren't champs
They aren't done
They aren't exact: Abbr.
They aren't good looking
They aren't gregarious
They aren't in
They aren't just talkers
They aren't major players
They aren't on the program
They aren't only talkers
They aren't PC?
They aren't programmed
They aren't pros
They aren't returned
They aren't straight
They aren't together anymore
They aren't what they appear to be
They aren't worth the money
They arrive and take off at airports
They arrive by the truckload
They articulate with radii
They ask, "Is the bar tender here?" in a joke
They assess penalties
They assess penalties (Abbr.)
They assist in walking
They assist judges
they attacked the traveller
They attend the Academy Awards
They attract
They attract rubberneckers
They average 100
They avoid big weddings
They await your return, in brief
They ball in Oklahoma
They barely keep their heads above water
They barely pass
They bat last
They battle the Indians
They battle the Yankees for ink
They bear arms
They bear torches
They beat bogeys
They beat bogies
They beat Bos. in the '67 World Series
They beat Det. to win the 2006 World Series
They beat deuces
They beat the 39-Across in the 1975 8-Down
They beat the 39-Across in the 1986 8-Down
They became Cinderella's horses
They became football's Titans
They became independent in 1991: Abbr.
They become butterflies
They become kings only by promotion
They become statutes
They become wind instruments when "f" is added
They beg to differ
They begin at tees
They begin in juin
They believe
They believe in God
They believe in ruling classes
They believed the world was created by Viracocha
They bend for proposals
They bend in prayer
They benefit from boosters
They benefit personally
They bind
They bite
They bite but don't have teeth
They bite the bullet
They blink
They block passes
They block the passing of many bills
They blow off steam
They blow through the jasmine of my mind
They blow with the wind
They bob in the sea
They branch off
They branch out
They bray
They break at dawn
They break for a morning meal
They break for the morning meal
They break in the morning
They break on shore
They brighten the horizon
They bring audiences to their feet
They bring blessings
They bring greetings
They bring home the bacon
They bring music to one's ears ... or a hint to 17-, 21-, 33-, 45- and 54-Across
They bring on disappointment
They bring people together
They bring speakers into classrooms, briefly
They bring tears to chefs' eyes
They bring tears to one's eyes
They bring tears to the eyes of their peeler
They bring tears to your eyes
They bring things down
They bring up the rear
They broke their 108-year World Series drought in 2016
They broke up in 1991: Abbr.
They brood
They brought gifts to Jesus
They brought Myrrh and more
They build up in pores
they built a tree house in the tortuosities of its boughs
They buried Robert Louis Stevenson
They burn
They buy and sell
They call a spade a thpade
They call Alabama the Crimson ___
They Call Me MISTER ___!
They Call Me MISTER ___! (1970 film)
They call New Zealand "Aotearoa"
They call out "Out!"
They call the shots
They call their native language "te reo"
They call themselves Suomalaiset
They called Scotland "Alba"
They came after cassettes
They came before Gen X
They camp naturally
They can "listen" without hearing
They can alleviate cold symptoms
They can always be counted on
They can answer the question "Who's your daddy?"
They can barely give a hoot
They can be a handful
They can be bad
They can be batted and rolled
They can be beaten
They can be big in Hollywood
They can be bitter
They can be blind
They can be boosted or inflated
They can be bright
They can be broken into bits
They can be brown or blonde
They can be bruised
They can be calm or rough