They reach very large audiences
They really bite
They really click
They really get steamed
They really light up a room
They really never come home, figuratively
They really ought to be kicked
They really take a beating
They receive blessings
They receive many calls
They record beats per min.
They reduce glare
They register on registers
They relocated from New Orleans in '79
They remove bad marks
They remove pencil marks
They remove ticks from cattle
They remove wrinkles
They repeat whatever you say
They replaced C rations
They replaced cassettes
They replaced francs, marks and pesetas
They replaced French francs
They replaced guilders
They replaced LPs
They replaced MS on marquees
They report to lt. cols.
They report to Lts.
They report to sgts.
They reported on Sputnik
They represent states on the American flag
They represent the people: Abbr.
They reproduce via mitosis
They request ECGs and MRIs
They require a few seconds
They require correction
They require discussions
They require double reeds
They require many turns to play: Abbr.
They require reading many letters
They require stitches
They require you to pull your own weight
They require you to read the fine print
They resemble large limas
They resemble pitchforks
They resemble tridents
They resemble v's
They respond to your reservations
They rest on a roadbed
They rest on bridges
They rest on pads
They result in two outs, in MLB
They result in two outs: Abbr.
They retired Don Mattingly's jersey #23
they retreated in the face of withering enemy fire
They return in the spring
They return north in the spring
They returned in a "Star Wars" sequel
They reveal inside info
They rhyme with reason
They ride on some carousels
They ring
They ring in a ring
They ring in church towers
They ring in churches
They ring out in rings
They ring rings
They ring some necks
They ripple on bodybuilders
They rise above sea level
They rise and fall periodically
They rise from pies
They rise in surprise
They rival the Rangers
They roam
They rock the boat
They rock, sometimes
They roll around in London
They roll as films finish
They roll at the end
They roll in
They roll on a Rolls
They roll on baseball fields
They roll out the barrels
They roll up to the red carpet
They roost with roosters
They rotate 2,000 times per hour
They rotate on Broadway
They ruin perfect attendance
They rule ochlocracies
They rule the roost
They rumble by some apartments
They run a mom-and-pop operation
They run after guys scoring TDs
They run around bases
They run around blocks
They run between shoulders
They run between timeouts
They run errands
They run for seats
They run fore and aft
They run free on TV, in brief
They run from time to time
They run home in Texas
They run hot and cold
They run in bars
They run in cabs
They run in gangs
They run in kitchens
They run in the blood
They run in the kitchen
They run in the winter
They run in traffic
They run in winter
They run into each other frequently in this puzzle
They run more than three hours for seniors
They run North-South in N.Y.C.
They run off to wed
They run often in summer, initially
They run on cells
They run on powder
They run on tracks
They run only when broken
They run only when they're broken
They run out of clothing
They run slowly from trees
They run south from the Arctic Ocean
They run the show
They run through South America
They run through stadiums
They run up
They run up and down the court
They run up in bars
They run up legs
They run when broken
They run when they break
They run when they're broken
They run with basketball players
They rush around campuses
They rush in where angels fear to tread
They sail through the high Cs
They salute capts.
They sandbagged him to make dinner for everyone
They sang "Under the Boardwalk"
They save soles
They save the day
They say 'I do'
They say "Arrr!"
They say "yes" to drugs
they say American Airline bought by
They say it in Spain, in an old Andrews Sisters hit
They say it isn't so
They say it sells (we'll see how this puzzle does)
They say it's believing
They say it's the best policy
They say OK to drugs
They say the darndest things
They say the same thing as 20-Across
They say the same things: Abbr.
They say there is divinity in ___ numbers: Falstaff
They say there's no such thing as this kind of lunch
They say there's nothing worn under it
They say this "ain't over until the fat lady sings"
they say this is a dirty business
they say this is a dirty bussiness
they say this is dirty business
They say you are each in love with this museum
They say, in Paris
they scarcely ever used the emergency generator
They scared Churchill, by his own admission
They secure sneakers
They see how it is
They see the light
They see things
They see things as they are
They see what you're saying
They seek secrets
They seem to last forever
They seem to live in bars
They seize control from others
They sell anvils
They sell beer
They sell movie tickets
They send people to the showers
They send things up
They send up jets
They sense scents
They separate fair from foul
They serve a function
They serve a queen
They serve dictators
They serve in pubs
They serve six-year terms
They serve the lord
They serve up whoppers
They set off polygraphs
They set out to cross the line
They set up the 18-Down
They shall inherit the earth
They share keys with exclamation points
they shave every day but if it’s never get shorter
They shed treads
They shine
They shine in theaters
They shine the light
They shoot down chutes
They shorten in winter
They should be avoided
They should be crossed
They should both be in the water
They shouldn't be broken
They shouldn't be done
They shouldn't drop the ball
They shouldn't outweigh benefits
They show a lot of leg
They show a tree's age
They show lots of leg
They show shows
They show the way
They show their faces in casinos
They show up on to-do lists
They show which way the wind blows
They show you are you
They show you to your table
they showed him a paste-up of the book jacket
They showed loyalty to royalty in the 1770s
They shut down schools
They shut down schools (with 42-Across)
They sing near sopranos
They sing to cops
They sing to the bobbies
They sing to the cops
They sit at stands
They sit for SAT
They sit for six yrs.
They sit in front of a cox
They sit near the violas
They sit on laps
They sit on pads
They sleep to conserve energy
They sleep upside down
They slice and dice
They slip into slip-ons
They slip past copyeditors
They slip past proofreaders
They slip past some proofreaders
They slow mustangs
They slowly lose their heads
They smell
They smell on a pig