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458 clues
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Job
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Wire
Rank
Rule
Seam
Note
Ceil
Drive
Queue
Trade
Route
Train
Verse
Spiel
Border
Furrow
Bottom
Policy
Subway
Hawser
Come-on
Wrinkle
Gestalt
Equator
Contour
Party __
Pedigree
Boundary
Ancestry
Insulate
Play bit
Reinforce
Poem part
Interface
Poem unit
Bus route
Occupation
String ___
Procession
Phone wire
Short note
Quick note
__ of work
Bus system
DMV staple
Bank sight
Pen stroke
Phone ____
Poem piece
Queue (up)
Reel nylon
Verse part
Succession
Script bit
Cable ____
Family tree
Brief note?
Script unit
Bee or pipe
Gift of gab
Pencil mark
Toe the ___
y = x, e.g.
Battlefront
Poetry unit
Script part
Bank holdup
Short letter
Quick letter
Radius, e.g.
Botox target
Business ___
Fishing gear
Fishing need
Court marker
Couplet part
Cover inside
Extra's goal
Face wrinkle
Fishing cord
Patent spiel
Pick-up lure
Pickup trick
Play excerpt
Queue or cue
Rake's spiel
Sestet sixth
Subway route
Towing rope.
A Chorus ___
Betting odds
Dialogue bit
Short message
Field of work
Kind of storm
Kind of drive
____ calling!
Bit of poetry
Script detail
Waiter's spot
y = 2x," e.g.
Bit of a poem
Cash walks it
Date or party
Dialogue unit
Extra desire?
Football wall
Ham offering?
Postcard note
Sort of dance
Bit of dialog
Equator, e.g.
Hair follower
Graph element
Place to wait
Draw the ____
Pickup shtick
Limerick part
Court divider
Clothes holder
Part of a poem
Court boundary
Hold that ___!
Airport delay?
Backyard dryer
Center's place
Clothes chaser
Coke selection
Cruise company
Cue card words
Dots connector
It may be toed
Kind of backer
Limerick fifth
Masher's spiel
One's business
People waiting
Railroad track
Roue's come-on
Screenplay bit
Script portion
Tackle's place
Parallel, e.g.
Bank annoyance
Finish finish?
Script segment
Fishing string
Script snippet
Waiter's place
Troop formation
Highway marking
Kind of drawing
Checkout hassle
Do a inside job
Mason-Dixon ___
Point connector
Prompt delivery
QB's protectors
Retail grouping
Row of waiters?
Salesman's need
Ruler's product
Script fraction
Y-axis, for one
Company's wares
Very short note
Tote board info
Conga formation
Bit of dialogue
Course of action
It may be dotted
Arrange in a row
Phone connection
Actor's delivery
White ____ Fever
Box-office sight
Breed of animals
Bunch of waiters
Check-in delayer
Cover the inside
Don Juan's pitch
Long narrow mark
Masher's come-on
Odds on the game
Pickup initiator
Maginot, for one
Ruler's creation
Salesman's stock
Bit of scripting
Salesman's wares
Place for waiters
Place for a guard
Area of expertise
The Thin Red ____
An American queue
Box office backup
Clothes or dotted
Group of waiters?
Lay it on the ___
Oft-flubbed thing
Playboy's come-on
Railroad division
Snippet of poetry
Soliloquy segment
Word with "dotted
Cue card contents
Rehearsal request
Checkout headache
Field of business
Checkout nuisance
Toe the __ (obey)
Do a tailoring job
Conversation piece
Checkout annoyance
Any clothing brand
Ends, guards, etc.
Fashion collection
Football-team unit
In the ___ of duty
Pickup facilitator
Pickup words, e.g.
Row — occupation
Salesman's samples
Screenplay segment
Shoppers' headache
This may be dotted
Ticket booth sight
Toto "Hold the ___
Triangle side, say
What tourists drop
Checkout formation
Couture collection
Prompter's whisper
Sign of a hit show
Assemblage of buses
Cover on the inside
Ends, tackles, etc.
Group of bus routes
It is often dropped
Part of a grid team
Ticket window sight
It might be flubbed
Toe the __ (behave)
What a fullback hits
Rent" statement, say
Bettors' morning ___
Bit of film dialogue
Box office formation
Brief part of a poem
Brief script excerpt
Couturier's offering
Fragment of dialogue
Group waiting to pay
Inspection formation
Johnny Cash walks it
Maginot or Siegfried
Merchandise division
Merchandise grouping
Mode of conversation
Nuisance at the bank
Rock Island or B.&O.
Theme park annoyance
Unit of stage script
What L. Taylor backs
Drop a __ to (write)
It's one-dimensional
What a tourist drops
Singles bar come-on?
Something to wait in
Sentence in a script
Singles bar delivery
Come here often?" say
Dotted" contract part
Equator, figuratively
Equator, for instance
Hair or dead follower
Insulate, as a jacket
Item a piscator needs
Merchandise available
Post office annoyance
Request to a prompter
Row of people waiting
Siegfried or Maginot.
The bottom one counts
''The odds __ . . .''
Word after by or side
Help from a lifeguard
Hook, ___, and sinker
Pickup or fishing ___
Forgetful actor's cry
Propositional phrase?
Love your nails," e.g.
A cameo might have one
Bar or pie alternative
Bookie's ballgame odds
Disneyland frustration
Draw a ___ in the sand
Football's front seven
Forgetful actor's word
It may be parallel [E]
One of a haiku's three
One-dimensional figure
Part of a fishing trio
Railroad or bus chaser
Short written message.
Singles bar icebreaker
Supermarket phenomenon
Ticket booth annoyance
Word with goal or side
Kind of baseball drive
Sign on the dotted ___
Part of a football team
Come here often?", e.g.
Airport security holdup
Black Friday likelihood
Box office sight, often
Connector of two points
Electrical wire circuit
End to end, in football
Kind of drive or squall
Place to stand and wait
Punch or party follower
Seven football players.
Stock of goods for sale
Toe the __ (do as told)
What a vacationer drops
Word with bread or life
Word with party or date
Country dance formation
Group of people waiting
It's written in script?
One-fifth of a limerick
What a tourist may drop
Piece in a movie script
Checkout-counter backup
What's your sign?," e.g.
Credit or agate follower
Impatient person's dread
Kind of drive or drawing
One of a limerick's five
Pick-up artist's attempt
Profession or procession
Protection for Tom Brady
Quarterback's protection
Something travelers drop
Thing drawn in the sand?
Toe the __ (be obedient)
Word with finish or foul
Word with punch or party
Word with stream or head
Confused actor's request
Quarterback's protectors
Indication of a hit show
Word with dance or drive
Something to draw or toe
Amusement park annoyance
Hard-to-swallow verbiage
I Walk the ___," Cash hit
Annoyance at the checkout
Hook and sinker's partner
One of five in a limerick
One-fifth of any limerick
Related business products
Result of a gas shortage?
Something to flub or drop
Something to hold or drop
Word after finish or foul
It may be toed or crossed
Manufacturer's assortment
Unemployment office sight
What's your sign?" is one
End of the __ (last stop)
Sentence in a film script
Forgetful actor's request
What's your sign?" for one
You come here often?" e.g.
Forgetful actor's question
Intersection of two planes
It may be a cue or a queue
It might initiate a pickup
Item delivered by an actor
Particular class of goods.
Queue of waiting customers
Request during a rehearsal
Seven of eleven on offense
Triumph "Lay It on the ___
Word before dance or drive
Word with drive or drawing
Word with fishing or party
Word with party or service
An actor may trip over one
Rock Island ___," 1956 song
Walk the ___" (2005 biopic)
End to end, on the gridiron
Group waiting for a cashier
Hook and sinker's companion
Jimmy Buffett "The Last ___
Red ___ (Syrian "boundary")
''Come here often?'' is one
One is ''Come here often?''
Toe the __ (behave oneself)
It may be drawn in the sand
Motor vehicle bureau feature
One result of a gas shortage
Small part of a movie script
Something to drop while away
Something written in script?
Unwelcome sight at a counter
Word before drive or drawing
Word with "punch" or "ticket
Impatient person's annoyance
It may be broken on the road
It may be overheard in a bar
It's often long at Disneyland
Short ___ (Monopoly railroad)
Word with straight or crooked
Do you come here often?," e.g.
For example, "Come here often?
It can be a cue, or follow one
y = 3x + 5 representation, e.g.
Heard in the bar scene, perhaps
Word with "party" or "dedicated
Feature of a busy amusement park
Sentence of dialogue in a script
Singles bar conversation starter
Toe the ___ (do what's expected)
I forgot what I'm supposed to say
Florida Georgia ___ ("Dirt" band)
Group that's waiting for a teller
Seven members of a football team.
''What's My ___?'' (old game show)
Walk the ___" (Johnny Cash biopic)
Gerry Rafferty "Right Down the ___
Word with head, bread, red or dead
Billy Joel "Somewhere Along the ___
It's guaranteed at the Apple store?
What you wait in at the supermarket
Shortest distance between two points
Sentence of dialogue in a film script
Foul ___ (where free throws are shot)
Whose ___ Is It Anyway?" (improv show)
A Chorus ___" (former Broadway musical)
Don't I know you from somewhere?," e.g.
Florida Georgia ___ (country music duo)
What T.S.A. Precheck helps people avoid
___, please" (forgetful actor's request)
A Chorus ___" (classic Broadway musical)
Jefferson Starship "Layin' It on the ___
Pearl Jam walked it on "I Got ID" chorus
In the ___ of Fire" (Clint Eastwood movie)
You might stand in a long one at Disneyland
Toto "Hold the ___, love isn't always on time
Group of people standing and waiting to be served
A straight one is the shortest distance between two points
Whose ___ Is It Anyway?" (Aisha Tyler-hosted improv series)
Was that an earthquake or did you just rock my world?," for one
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