- - Vermont's "Freedom and Unity," e.g.
- - Maxim's almost bottom up
- - tom's turn to provide a saying
- - Vertel 'm, Otto, wat de leuze is!
- - Mark maybe Bismarck's watchword
- - saying that teetotaller is holding glasses afternoon
- - Seabees' "Can Do" is one
- - Rhode Island's is "Hope"
- - New Hampshire's "Live Free or Die," e.g.
- - Most U.S. states have one that isn't in English
- - Alaska's is "North to the Future"
- - "Veritas vincit," for one
- - "Semper Fidelis," for the U.S. Marines
- - "In God We Trust" is the US's official one
- - Saw cow's comment about non-drinker
- - Cow's comment about races becomes slogan
- - 'Semper fidelis' is one
- - Cow's comment about race becomes slogan
- - Harvard's is 'Veritas'
- - Company's maxim
- - "Quality is job one," for one
- - "Live Free or Die" is one
- - 'Veritas' for Harvard or 'Veritas vos liberabit' for Johns Hopkins
- - Rhode Island's 'Hope,' e.g
- - Foundation's reviewed book's expurgated words to live by
- - Utah's "Industry," for one
- - "In God We Trust" is one
- - What's too much if wrapped in second piece of Xmas paper?
- - maxim's letter to a german
- - Organisation's phrase
- - california's is 'eureka'
- - Be Prepared for Scouts BSA
- - Today or never for Mary Poppins
- - a hospital room getting grant
- - slogan or guiding principle?
- - Hard work, getting a new motto
- - Low remark about island race becomes slogan
- - School saying
- - Be the change you want to see in the world for one
- - Christmas cracker saying
- - "be prepared," for the boy scouts
- - Maxim. saying
- - Saying a beastly comment, keeping off alcohol
- - "Carpe diem," for one
- - saying, family phrase
- - family phrase
- - Tom comes up to provide a saying
- - "In God We Trust," e.g.
- - "semper fi," for the marines, or "yolo," for drake
- - favourite saying
- - What Angus has to say about abstemious gnome
- - a maxim tom turns to
- - old testament name put back in this maxim
- - "Friendship" for Texas or "Forward" for Wisconsin
- - Heraldic phrase
- - Coat of arms accompaniment
- - 'Ua Mau ke Ea o ka 'Aina i ka Pono,' for Hawaii
- - Saw to test vehicle in front
- - Slogan that represents a vision
- - Saying on a coat of arms
- - "Be Prepared," for Boy Scouts
- - Saw bovine comment about non-drinker
- - "Head for Munich", German saying
- - Recurring musical phrase
- - "Semper fidelis," e.g.
- - Words to remember
- - Words often etched in stone
- - Sententious sentiment
- - Phrase on some samplers
- - Phrase on a coat of arms
- - Party novelty
- - It may be below a crest
- - Favorite saying
- - Every state has one
- - Each state has one
- - "Live free or die," to New Hampshire
- - "God bless our home," e.g.
- - "Don't tread on me," e.g.
- - Words on a family shield
- - The living word?
- - Seal words
- - Seal text
- - Scouts' "Be Prepared," for one
- - Saying on a seal
- - Phrase in a Christmas cracker
- - License plate words
- - License plate feature, perhaps
- - Kind of kiss
- - Item for a sampler.
- - Guiding adage
- - Family adage
- - Eureka, to a Californian
- - Common inscription, e.g.
- - Banner-borne words
- - Banner expression
- - All 50 have one
- - Adage (found in a cracker?)
- - "Excelsior," for instance.
- - "We Shall Overcome," e.g.
- - "Think" or "Think different"
- - "Think for yourself," e.g.
- - "Swifter, Higher, Stronger," e.g.
- - "Semper Paratus," for the Coast Guard
- - "Semper Fi," for one
- - "Ich Dien," for one
- - "Hope," to R.I.
- - "Friendship," to a Texan
- - "Blood and Fire" for the Salvation Army
- - "Be prepared," for the Girl Scouts
- - "Alki," to an Evergreen State native
- - "All for one and one for all," e.g.
- - Sampler sentiment
- - Short saying
- - Part of a seal
- - "Semper Fidelis," for one
- - Saying, adage
- - Aphorism
- - "Forward," for Wisconsin
- - '!ke e: /xarra //ke,' for South Africa
- - State seal text
- - "Eureka," for California
- - Writing on many a license plate
- - Guiding maxim
- - Christmas cracker item
- - Coat of arms inscription
- - 'Alki,' for Washington State
- - Non-drinker in low slogan
- - Feature of many a state flag
- - Inspirational catchphrase
- - Maxim to live by
- - Low remark about race becomes slogan
- - 'Be Prepared,' for one
- - Currency inscription
- - Coat of arms phrase
- - Line often in Latin
- - Slogan backing bottomless clothes
- - Words often framed
- - Inspirational slogan
- - Saw flash catching too much
- - Saying; slogan
- - 'Eureka' for California, e.g
- - 'Be prepared,' for example
- - License plate feature
- - "In God We Trust," for the United States
- - Memorable saying
- - 'You only live once,' for one
- - 'Be prepared' or 'Live free or die'
- - Words on a family crest
- - Company maxim
- - Saw doctor with ill tot
- - Words on a coat of arms
- - 'Crossroads of America' in Indiana, e.g
- - Male with German name getting exemplary short sentence
- - "Friendship," for Texas
- - Saying in a cracker
- - Guiding phrase
- - Phrase on coat of arms
- - Brief expression of a guiding principle
- - "Eureka," to California
- - "Live Free or Die," e.g
- - Catchphrase for Frenchman and German
- - 'Semper Fidelis,' for example
- - Frequently framed words
- - Banderole inscription
- - Coin words, perhaps
- - Saying rather too much in a little while
- - The Boy Scouts' 'Be Prepared,' e.g
- - Way of working, penning extravagant epigram
- - "Eureka" in California, e.g
- - "Be Prepared," e.g
- - "Excelsior," to New York
- - Identifiable catchphrase
- - E pluribus unum, for instance
- - "Live Free or Die," for New Hampshire
- - Words of wisdom
- - Slogan
- - Byword
- - Catchphrase
- - Catchword
- - "Make love, not war," e.g.
- - Adage
- - Maxim
- - Coat of arms element
- - Watchword
- - 'E pluribus unum,' e.g
- - Saying
- - Guiding principle
- - Words to live by
- - See 69-Across
- - Coin words
- - Inspirational phrase
- - See 62-Across
- - saying beginning to move eight in italy
- - Dieu et mon droit, e.g.
- - Inspirational phrase of a compaby
- - Wise saying
- - Saying to live by
- - Tom turns to an item from a cracker
- - 'Excelsior,' for New York
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