- - quote vision as being sound
- - Reference some Gaelic item
- - Quote in place, they say
- - Quote sense in speech
- - Attribute as sources
- - sounds like a spectacle to adduce as proof
- - Quote from a recited verse
- - quote, as an article
- - name as an authority
- - it sounds like a particular place to give as an example
- - Quote, as a source in an article
- - Reference in the footnotes
- - Refer to, as a source in an essay
- - offer as justification
- - Give credit in a footnote
- - Quote something as an example or proof
- - Reference in a footnote
- - Quote, a book, say, as an example or proof
- - Give as reference
- - Quote from a comic item
- - Use as proof
- - Give as example
- - Give a source
- - Formally acknowledge or quote
- - Quote view delivered in speech
- - Quote as source material
- - Quote or mention as something to see
- - Quote as proof
- - Refer to, as an example
- - Quote as a source (sounds like "sight")
- - Quote from Washington, briefly, close to Delaware
- - Quote as a source, in a research paper
- - acknowledge as a source
- - State the source in a research publication, say
- - Give a ticket
- - Quote as an authority
- - Commend, as for outstanding service
- - Serve with a summons
- - Quote an authority
- - Quote a source
- - Slap with a speeding ticket
- - Refer to, as in a report
- - Mention in a footnote, say
- - Hit with a ticket
- - Write up, as for speeding
- - Write a ticket
- - Use as a quote
- - Quote with authority
- - Quote chapter and verse
- - Quote as evidence
- - Quote as an example
- - Provide with a summons
- - Mention as proof
- - Give as a reference, e.g.
- - Use in a report
- - Slap with a ticket
- - Slap with a fine
- - Repeat a passage from some written work
- - Repeat a passage from
- - Reference a Wikipedia article, say
- - Refer to, in a research paper
- - Refer to, as a source
- - Refer to, as a scholarly reference
- - Recognize, in a way
- - Recognize as a source
- - Quote, as Shakespeare
- - Quote, as a reference source
- - Quote from, as a legal case
- - Quote as fact
- - Name, in a way
- - Mention, as in a scholarly paper
- - Mention, as in a court opinion
- - Mention or quote
- - Mention in a paper
- - Mention for a military award.
- - Mention as example
- - Give a traffic ticket to
- - Give a traffic ticket
- - Give a quote
- - Credit a source
- - Commend, as for honors
- - Commend a G.I.
- - Adduce as proof
- - ...... precedent (quote authority, as in a brief)
- - Issue a summons
- - Quote from
- - Offer as an example
- - Give as an example
- - Quote as a reference
- - Quote
- - Mention as a reference
- - Commend, as for bravery
- - Sensible-sounding quote?
- - Quote as a source
- - Give a shout-out to
- - Mention as a source
- - Shout out in a bibliography
- - Credit in a footnote
- - Make reference to
- - Mention as an example
- - Slap with a summons
- - Mention in a footnote
- - Reference charts from architects
- - Quote a passage
- - Issue a ticket to
- - Put in a bibliography
- - Offer as proof
- - Name in a footnote
- - Issue a summons to
- - Quote, as in an academic journal
- - Quote or ticket
- - Quote attributed to Vespucci, tenuously
- - Issue a ticket
- - Offer as one's source
- - Put in a footnote
- - Hand a ticket to
- - Give a speeding ticket
- - Quote or mention
- - Serve a summons to
- - Give a ticket to
- - Use as a source
- - Write a ticket for
- - Use as a reference
- - Reference
- - Give as a reference
- - Refer to, as a research paper
- - Make reference to last four characters in 1 down
- - Give as a source
- - Quote, as a passage
- - Use to support a case
- - Name as a source
- - mention location in report
- - summon to appear and make an observation, we hear
- - refer to plot, by the sound of things
- - Subpoena in which great many mentioned
- - Summon heads to come in to explain
- - "Sight" homonym
- - Refer to French metropolis
- - Provide quotations for
- - include in the endnotes, say
- - give creds, so to speak
- - commend spectacle in report
- - Refer to some illicit encounter
- - Mention for military honors
- - Mention in support
- - Honorably mention
- - Commend (for bravery)
- - Write up, e.g.
- - Mention by name
- - Apply footnotes
- - Use material from
- - Use footnotes, perhaps
- - Ticket, say
- - Summon to appear
- - Refer to precedent
- - Recognize an author
- - Paris's Île de la ......
- - Mention in the footnotes
- - Mention in orders.
- - Mention by way of example.
- - Mention an authority
- - Give attribution to
- - Formally honor
- - Footnote, perhaps
- - Abduce
- - Call to court.
- - Footnote
- - Refer
- - Bring into court.
- - Subpoena
- - Adduce
- - Make an example of?
- - Refer to
- - Anything observed*
- - Commend officially
- - Give credit to
- - Allude to State's vision
- - Formally commend
- - Shout out, in an official sense
- - Single out for honors
- - Praise officially
- - Name in panic I texted
- - Name and location reported
- - Name-check
- - Île de la ......
- - Refer to review in The Ticket
- - Refer to bit of Medici testament
- - Summon to court
- - Mention some illicit encounter
- - Include '[sic],' perhaps
- - Refer to some incitement
- - Officer's verb
- - Commend for bravery, say
- - Name Dublin's withdrawn back - for one at midfield?
- - Ticket for speeding, say
- - Give an honorable mention
- - Glimpse reports of summons
- - Name revolutionary European movement out of control
- - Name of place reported
- - Give proper attribution
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