- - Time for a meal
- - refusal to start on time
- - Just the contrary: on time
- - time is the same on rising
- - negative both ways for a time
- - Time between A.M. and P.M.
- - Time when hands are joined at twelve?
- - time to return?
- - Time's up again
- - Time not a single person gives up MDMA
- - Time for 12 chimes
- - twelve, half the time
- - Apt time given this clue's number
- - Busy cafeteria time
- - negative return after negative time
- - At this time no-one's docked
- - Not a person that fails to finish in time
- - Time for a midday meal
- - Time of day, no two ways about it
- - first p.m. time
- - Feeding time, perhaps?
- - Palindromic time of the day
- - Midday or lunch time, say
- - Time of the day when the sun is fully up and about
- - it's time anyway
- - "High" time for Hadleyville's marshal Kane
- - Showdown time, in oaters
- - Time many chose to draw?
- - Lunch time, often
- - Whistle time
- - Tiffin time
- - Shootout time
- - Whistle-blowing time
- - It's high time
- - Wild West shootout time
- - Time to draw?
- - Time for a break, often
- - Showdown time
- - News time, often
- - Hands-together time
- - Busy restaurant time
- - Whistle time, often
- - Time for lunch, for many
- - Time for a Wild West shootout
- - Tiffin time, perhaps
- - Shootout time, maybe
- - Shootout time, in Westerns
- - High time for Cooper
- - Cinematic showdown time
- - Chime time
- - Zenith time
- - Work-break time
- - Word with tide or time
- - Twelve o'clock, half the time
- - Traditional gunfight time
- - Time when the hour and minute hands overlap
- - Time when a U.S. president's term expires
- - Time to grab a slice, say
- - Time that VCRs may blink
- - Time that reads the same forward and backward
- - Time some rockers wake
- - Time of greatest power.
- - Time for mad dogs and Englishmen
- - Time for lunch, perhaps
- - Time for both hands to be up
- - Time for a whistle
- - Time for a bite
- - Showdown time, in a 1952 film
- - Showdown time in a Cooper film
- - Showdown time for Marshal Will Kane
- - Shortest-shadows time
- - Shootout time, perhaps
- - Popular lunch time
- - Midday time
- - Meal time
- - Marshal Kane's time
- - Lunch break time
- - Late time in a nursery rhyme
- - When the clock strikes twelve, perhaps
- - Twelve certainly not working
- - Halfway to midnight
- - Twelve hours past 12:00 a.m
- - No-one drops final message at lunch
- - classic gary cooper western, high ....
- - When both hands are up, during the day
- - 12:00hrs
- - Midday? No, almost one
- - number one is shortened to twelve!
- - when hands are raised
- - twelve daytime
- - twelve o'clock daytime
- - "High ...," 1952 Western film starring Gary Cooper for which he won an Oscar
- - twelve? almost nobody
- - Common hour for lunch
- - a veto on twelve
- - AM/PM divider
- - High ... (when the sun is directly overhead)
- - "High ...."; Gary Cooper film
- - "Shanghai ..." (2000 Jackie Chan western comedy film)
- - 12 hours from midnight
- - When two clock hands are up
- - Almost nobody here at midday
- - 12, but not midnight
- - Hour between eleven and one
- - Middle of the day, say
- - Either way it's midday
- - Midday news covering polo regularly
- - standard lunchtime
- - "High ...."; Gary Cooper classic
- - 12 o'clock at midday
- - First p.m. hour
- - midday either way
- - "High ..." (classic Western)
- - Only off when mad dogs go out?
- - "High ...," 1952 Western film starring Gary Cooper who plays the role of a town marshal, that won four Oscars
- - Midday point
- - when a.m. becomes p.m.
- - knights consume eggs at 12 in daytime
- - Twelve back-to-back refusals
- - 12, but during the day?
- - High ...
- - 1200 hours
- - When hands are at their highest point
- - Mid-day
- - Meridian hour
- - Eight bells
- - When many lunch whistles blow
- - When all hands meet
- - Meridian
- - Koestler's "Darkness at ......"
- - It precedes one
- - Zero hour for Will Kane, in a film
- - Lunchtime, maybe
- - It's between 11 and 1
- - Haircut 100 "High ......"
- - Eleven plus one
- - Between A.M. and P.M.
- - Whistle hour
- - When you may hear a whistle blow
- - When shadows shorten
- - When a factory whistle may blow
- - Twelve o'clock in the day
- - Start of a nautical day
- - Popular lunch hour
- - One before one
- - Midnight's opposite
- - Midday hour
- - It may follow eleven
- - Hour after 11 a.m.
- - Day's halfway point
- - Daily palindrome
- - 12:00 in the daytime
- - 12 o'clock
- - 11 follower
- - "I've been drinking since half past ......" Social D
- - "High ......," 1952 film
- - Zenith, metaphorically
- - XII, perhaps
- - XII, maybe
- - When the sun is on the meridian
- - When the scholar comes
- - When some hear a whistle
- - When p.m. starts
- - When morning is over
- - When hands are up?
- - When church bells ring
- - When both hands are straight up
- - When both hands are raised
- - When a factory whistle blows
- - What may precede one
- - What may come after "after"
- - Twelve, maybe
- - Twelve sharp
- - Twelve o'clock in the daytime
- - Twelve o'clock high
- - Twelve hours from midnight
- - The Jam: "Tonight at ......"
- - The end of the morning
- - The Carpenters: "Crescent ......"
- - Ten o'clock scholar's hour
- - Straight-up hour
- - Start of a presidential term
- - Sext hour
- - Rush hour at downtown restaurants
- - Presidential inauguration hour
- - Popular lunchtime
- - Plasmatics "12 ......"
- - P.M. starter
- - Opposite of midnight
- - Nautical day's beginning
- - Morning ending
- - Moment of truth in a G. Cooper classic
- - Marshal Kane's deadline
- - Marking at the north end of a sundial
- - Lunchtime palindrome?
- - Kramer's "High ......"
- - It's high once a day
- - It's between eleven and one
- - It may come before one
- - It comes after 11
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