Word that is its own synonym when spelled backward
Word that is not possessive with an apostrophe
Word that is pronounced the same as another
Word that is spelt and pronounced the same as another
Word that keeps the same meaning if "cap-" is added at the front
Word that keeps the same meaning if you move its first letter to the end
Word that led to the "Why a duck?" routine by the Marx brothers
Word that links
Word that looks like its meaning when written in lowercase
Word that makes a request polite
Word that makes grammarians cringe
Word that makes one feel welcome
Word that makes people smile
Word that may accompany a handshake
Word that may appear above a silhouette of a man
Word that may come before ego
Word that may elicit the response "And don't call me Shirley"
Word that may end a fight
Word that may follow a president's name
Word that may follow either word in 17-, 20-, 37-, 53-, and 58-Across
Word that may follow eye or grand
Word that may follow string or sing
Word that may follow the ends of 17-, 29-, 45-, and 61-Across
Word that may follow the last word in 17-, 37- and 61-Across
Word that may follow the numbers one through twelve
Word that may follow the start of 20-, 25-, 44- or 50-Across
Word that may follow you
Word that may go before 42-Across
Word that may lead to finger-pointing
Word that may or may not be a contraction
Word that may precede itself
Word that may precede others?
Word that may precede sad news
Word that may precede the beginning of 17-, 26-, 42- or 56-Across
Word that may precede the beginning of 20-, 32-, 41-, and 52-Across
Word that may precede the first parts of 17-, 37- and 61-Across and 11- and 28-Down
Word that may precede the first word of this puzzle's theme answers
Word that may precede the initial parts of 17- and 62-Across and 9- and 33-Down
Word that means "flourishing," with or without its second letter
Word that means "offensive," not "loud"
word that means kept
Word that might accompany an air kiss
Word that might accompany finger-pointing
Word that might be "proper"
Word that might be helpful on a class reunion name tag
Word that might be said in a Glasgow kiss-off
Word that might fix a spastic diaphragm
word that might precede a change of scenery
Word that modifies a noun
Word that must precede 17-, 19-, 34-, 55-, and 58-Across to make sense of their clues
Word that no one has ever said before
Word that oddly can mean "good" in slang
Word that often accompanies "neither"
Word that often appears in dentists' ads
Word that often follows "further"
Word that often follows "ye"
Word that often goes with beyond
Word that often precedes "hot"
Word that often precedes "showtime"
Word that often precedes unexpected bad news
Word that Ohio State University tried to trademark in 2019
Word that once preceded "Germany"
Word that precedes a sentence?
word that precedes code or colony
Word that precedes house and follows hard
Word that precedes six other answers in this puzzle
Word that precedes the start of each answer to a starred clue to form a 112-Across best-seller
Word that pricks a dog's ears
Word that raises a grammarian's eyebrows
Word that rarely ends a sentence
Word that reads the same backwards
Word that rearranges another's letters
word that refers to a person, place, or thing
Word that rhymes with its exact opposite
Word that rhymes with its opposite
Word that rhymes with treats, appropriately
Word that sandwiches 'oh'
Word that shouldn't precede "estimate" or "replica"
Word that shouldn't precede replica or estimate
Word that signals a sudden disappearance
Word that sometimes precedes itself
Word that sounds like "orange" in a classic knock-knock joke
Word that sounds like a BrontÔö£┬¢ heroine
Word that sounds like a letter of the alphabet that's not in it
Word that sounds like a number ... and is a letter backward
Word that sounds like a state when accented on the second syllable rather than the first
Word that sounds like a vowel it hasn't
Word that sounds like its first letter
Word that sounds like its last letter
Word that sounds like its middle letter
Word that sounds like its number of O's
Word that sounds like its second letter
Word that sounds the same if its first or second letter is removed
Word that stops a nag?
Word that stops a street hockey game
Word that stops fire?
Word that stops some trucks?
Word that stops the pouring
Word that stuck in Macbeth's throat
Word that surrounds "short of money"
Word that surrounds "sprightly"
Word that surrounds "vanilla yogurt"
Word that turns a proposal into an engagement
Word that typically appears before a woman's maiden name
Word that unites this puzzle's theme entries
Word that used to precede Germany
Word that, minus a letter, is its own synonym
Word that, spelled backward, can be a clue for itself
Word that, when spelled backward, becomes its own synonym
Word that's a homophone of its first letter
Word that's a homophone of its middle letter
Word that's a synonym of its reversal
Word that's adopted from a foreign language
Word that's also a diminutive suffix
Word that's an accidental acronym of a Hemingway title
Word that's an example of itself
Word that's bee-fitting?
Word that's bid
Word that's conferred
Word that's dramatically sighed
Word that's ignored when alphabetizing
Word that's its own synonym in reverse
Word that's its own synonym when its first two letters are replaced with "w"
Word that's missing from 20-, 26-, 48- and 59-Across and 9- and 39-Down
Word that's music to a collector's ears
Word that's often contracted
Word that's only coincidentally made up of the four main compass points
Word that's sometimes an exaggeration
word Ticket
Word to 17-Across
Word to a back-scratcher
Word to a boxer, maybe
Word to a boxer?
Word to a C.B. operator
Word to a captain
Word to a caterwauler?
Word to a cold sufferer
Word to a crying child
Word to a doctor
Word to a dog
Word to a dog that has just chewed the sofa
Word to a dogie
Word to a feline
Word to a fictional Dr.
Word to a fly
Word to a gator?
Word to a general practitioner
Word to a hound
Word to a knight
Word to a Latin lover
Word to a marksman
Word to a masseuse
Word to a nag
Word to a pest
Word to a poser
Word to a refusenik
Word to a restaurant host
Word to a service station attendant
Word to a skull, mayhaps?
Word to a tabby
Word to a Team
Word to a too-fast horse
Word to a villain
Word to a waiter
Word to a well-trained boxer
Word to add to 20-, 37- and 54-Across to make sense of the answers
Word to add to each theme answer that will make sense of its clue
Word to an attack dog
WORD to call cows
Word to Cratchit
Word to denote the deleted portion of an email
Word to end a card game
Word to end a fight
Word to Fido
Word to keep the line moving
WORD to make meaning of preceding word or sentence clearer, addition of
Word to make you smile
Word to Mr. Chips
Word to Rover
Word to the captain
Word to the chauffeur
Word to the chief
Word to the first in line
Word to the French
Word to the hiker
Word to the photographer
Word to the wise
Word to the wise, perhaps
Word to waiters
Word to Watson
Word tossed around on the society page
Word tossed out in Roy Orbison's "Pretty Woman"
word Towel feature
word Tree African
Word turned into its own opposite by putting a T in front
Word twice in a Doris Day song
Word twists
Word types
Word typically following "wreak"
word typically used in a text message
Word under an e-mail icon
Word unheard in "The Godfather"
Word unit: Abbr.
Word unlikely to end a sentence
Word unscrambler
Word Up band's film appearance?
Word usage
Word used around defibrillators
Word used as an expression
WORD used as name of person, place, quality, state, or thing
Word used before now
word used by Australians and New Zealanders for a British person
word used by Belgians when speaking French or Dutch
Word used by FDR, 12/8/41
Word used by Joey Lawrence
Word used by some name-droppers
Word used coming or going
Word used for comings and goings
word used for talking about progress
Word used for things left out
Word used in alumna identification
Word used in comparisons
Word used in dating?
Word used in logic
Word used in many comparisons
Word used in place of "chapter" in "A Christmas Carol"
word used in poetry to describe rhythm
Word used in proofs
Word used in razor ads
Word used in some good poker hands
word used in South Asia for the number one hundred thousand
Word used in telling time
Word used in telling time, sometimes
Word used three times in the first four lines of the Lord's Prayer
Word used thrice in a 1970 film title
Word used to admit defeat
Word used to approximate dates
Word used to calm people down
Word used to distinguish seals
word used to fill a role between it s own meaning
Word used to frighten away animals
Word used to identify a woman
Word used twice in the golden rule
Word used when adding
Word used when there is none better?
Word used with "neither"
Word used with greats
word used with more or less
Word usually abbreviated on timelines
Word usually ending in "s"