- - Monopoly property with a train icon
- - Track made by a bird on the way
- - Cause [a measure] to be passed quickly by applying pressure
- - A radio broadcast about left and right in force
- - Push unduly African music with leader of rap in charge
- - Unduly push through American train track
- - Reading, on a game board
- - One of a Monopoly foursome
- - Convict without a fair trial
- - Push a bill through abruptly
- - Rush through
- - Rush through quickly, as a bill or motion: Colloq.
- - track providing two methods of transport
- - Unduly force bar staff to welcome one
- - the line to shanghai?
- - perjurer replays commercial, bringing court evenly back on track
- - Liar goes back to the highway to hustle
- - train network
- - Reading, for instance
- - Monopoly player's purchase
- - Train system
- - Reading, for one
- - Run on which jim-dandy cargo gets across river?
- - Short Line, in Monopoly
- - Track force
- - Force merger of two kinds of transport
- - Type of crossing
- - Convict unfairly
- - US train track
- - Rush (someone) into doing something
- - Force to find permanent way across the pond?
- - Grand Funk ......
- - Brakeman's employer
- - Unjustly convict
- - Convict one too quickly
- - The Trans-Siberian, for one
- - Steamroller
- - Convict falsely and quickly
- - Convict falsely
- - Send to prison hastily
- - Convict hastily
- - ...... crossing
- - Means of travel.
- - Send to prison unjustly: Slang.
- - Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe.
- - The Trans-Siberian.
- - "Monopoly" buy
- - Monopoly property
- - Means of transportation.
- - Reading, e.g.
- - Underground
- - Frame
- - See 18-Across
- - Force into
- - $200 Monopoly purchase
- - Santa Fe, e.g.
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