| Over there, to a poet |
| Over there, old-style |
| Getting somewhere, slangily |
| And elsewhere: Lat. |
| He's out there, hopefully |
| City where, in a letter from jail, King asserted "a moral duty to disobey unjust laws |
| Over there, poetically |
| Move elsewhere |
| Add some throw pillows or a pop of color around here, why don't you! |
| Over there, quaintly |
| Elsewhere |
| Over there," archaically |
| Signal "Come here," say |
| Way over there, quaintly |
| He was an actor on "St. Elsewhere" before he hosted "Deal or No Deal": 2 wds. |
| Atmosphere, in compounds |
| Actress Woodard of "St. Elsewhere |
| And elsewhere (Abbr.) |
| The puck's stopped here, often |
| [I'm still here, you know] |
| Atmosphere, in Aragon |
| Here, __ Heaven, I ratify this my rich gift": "The Tempest |
| Elsewhere defences |
| And elsewhere |
| St. Elsewhere" Emmy winner William |
| Let's go elsewhere |
| Allowing admittance anywhere, as a pass |
| The crook's out there somewhere," briefly |
| A little "out there," as humor |
| Here, Fido! |