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refs
  • - Officials at football games for short
  • - NBA officials for short
  • - Officials in sports, for short
  • - Wearers of striped jerseys, for short
  • - Game officials, for short
  • - Boxing officials for short
  • - Boxing officials
  • - Striped-shirt wearers
  • - Striped officials
  • - Short court officials?
  • - NFL officials, for short
  • - Grid officials
  • - Field officials, briefly
  • - Basketball officials, informally
  • - Wrestling officials, briefly
  • - Striped whistlers
  • - Soccer field officials, for short
  • - Rec league officials
  • - Officials with whistles
  • - Officials on the court
  • - Officials on a sports field, for short
  • - N.B.A. officials
  • - Hockey officials, for short
  • - Game officials: Abbr.
  • - Boxing ring officials, for short
  • - Boxing officials (abbr.)
  • - Ring officials
  • - Arena officials
  • - Striped whistleblowers
  • - Hoops officials
  • - flag flingers
  • - Play checkers, informally
  • - Dictionaries, thesauruses, etc., informally
  • - "zebras" on the field
  • - wnba whistlers
  • - some nba employees
  • - court whistleblowers
  • - Ones calling offsides
  • - They can "T" you up
  • - calls on a field
  • - Almanacs and atlases, for short
  • - Arbiters in a game of soccer, say
  • - they make calls, for short
  • - They hand out red cards
  • - zebras on a field
  • - Officiates a game
  • - replay reviewers
  • - Game whistle blowers, for short
  • - People who make calls on basketball courts, for short
  • - some whistleblowers, briefly
  • - Play checkers?
  • - Zebras on the gridiron
  • - TKO callers
  • - Makes calls
  • - KO callers
  • - Umps' cousins
  • - Soccer umpires
  • - NBA threesome
  • - Arbiters of plays
  • - They wear stripes and have whistles
  • - They call the shots
  • - NBA arbiters
  • - Flag throwers
  • - Zebras, in sports slang
  • - Zebras who throw flags?
  • - Yellow card issuers, briefly
  • - They run after guys scoring TDs
  • - They penalize Kings and Senators
  • - They penalize Kings
  • - They get paid to make calls
  • - Some whistle-blowers, briefly
  • - Rule enforcers
  • - Ones on the field who aren't team players?
  • - Ones calling the shots?
  • - Guys who cry foul?
  • - Football field figures
  • - Field judges
  • - Field guides?
  • - Zebras that don't fear Lions?
  • - Zebras of the N.F.L.
  • - Zebras of the Meadowlands?
  • - Whistlers on courts
  • - Umps' companions
  • - Umps' associates
  • - Ump cousins
  • - Trio in an NBA game
  • - Traveling callers
  • - Traveling assessors
  • - Travel callers
  • - Tim Donaghy, et al.
  • - They whistle and point
  • - They sometimes count to 10
  • - They penalize N.F.L.ers
  • - They may stop the fighting
  • - They may cry foul
  • - They keep track of pins
  • - They judge plays
  • - They have stripes and whistles
  • - They assess penalties (Abbr.)
  • - They assess penalties
  • - Technical callers
  • - Stripe wearers
  • - Some zebras
  • - Some whistle blowers, for short
  • - Rule enforcers, briefly
  • - Rose Bowl "zebras"
  • - Rink VIPs
  • - Ring VIPs
  • - Ring V.I.P.'s
  • - Ring men, for short
  • - Ring bosses
  • - Relatives of umps.
  • - Recipients of "You suck"
  • - Playing field figures
  • - Play directors
  • - People who watch for foul play?
  • - People wearing black and white on a sports field, for short
  • - Penalty imposers
  • - Ones dressed in stripes, for short
  • - Ones crying foul?
  • - Officiates, in a way
  • - Officiates, briefly
  • - NFL whistle blowers, for short
  • - NFL arbiters
  • - NBA personnel
  • - N.F.L. employees
  • - N.F.L. "zebras"
  • - N.B.A. whistle blowers
  • - N.B.A. rulers
  • - N.B.A. personnel
  • - Men in stripes
  • - Makes calls on the court
  • - Makes calls on a basketball court
  • - Makes calls for a living?
  • - Makes calls at an arena
  • - Makers of calls
  • - Lords of the ring?
  • - Linesmen's co-workers
  • - Lacrosse arbiters
  • - Kin of umps
  • - Ice arbiters
  • - Hand signal users
  • - Gridiron arbiters, for short
  • - Grid zebras
  • - Grid figures
  • - Goaltending callers
  • - Football penalty callers, for short
  • - Football off'ls
  • - Flag tossers, for short
  • - Flag throwers, at times
  • - Flag men
  • - Fight controllers
  • - Encyc. and dict.
  • - Ency. and dictionary
  • - Ency. and dict.
  • - Each NBA game has three of these
  • - Cries foul?
  • - Court whistlers
  • - Court call makers
  • - Court arbiters
  • - Arena arbiters, for short
  • - Arbitrators, for short
  • - Arbiters of play
  • - "Zebras" on a gridiron
  • - "Zebras," really
  • - Arbiters, for short
  • - Court judges
  • - Match enders
  • - Court V.I.P.'s
  • - Some coin tossers
  • - Flag tossers, informally
  • - Umps
  • - Zebras
  • - Officiates
  • - Certain Y volunteers
  • - Foul rulers
  • - Boxing arbiters
  • - Sports 'zebras'
  • - Some whistle-blowers
  • - Zebras at Lions games?
  • - Works the game
rowers
  • - Crew group
  • - Galley group
  • - bireme crews
  • - Quarrelsome oarsmen?
  • - coxswain's charges
  • - Summer Olympics crew
  • - Subjects of "The Boys in the Boat"
  • - Sculls competitors
  • - Regatta movers
  • - Regatta athletes
  • - Olympic competitors since 1900
  • - Henley Regatta competitors
  • - Double sculls pairs
  • - Boatmen
  • - Coxswain's crew
  • - Crew team
  • - Scullers
  • - Regatta crew
  • - Oarsmen.
  • - Regatta participants
  • - Crew
  • - helen glover and polly swann are noted british ones
pens
  • - Writing tools
  • - Calligraphers' tools
  • - Some farm enclosures
  • - Some click them nervously
  • - Some illustrators' tools
  • - Tools for in-person document signing
  • - Stationery store items
  • - Autograph hounds' needs
  • - Uni-ball products
  • - Low-tech screenplay producers?
  • - Corrals or pigsties
  • - Stock enclosures for writers
  • - Enclosures for writers
  • - Animal cages
  • - Authors, as an article
  • - Bohemian
  • - Ranch structures
  • - Office worker's supply
  • - Stockyard divisions
  • - Cattle enclosures
  • - Homes to cons
  • - Ranch enclosures
  • - Bill-signing souvenirs
  • - Autograph seekers' needs
  • - Cross pieces
  • - Will-signing needs
  • - Pocket protector inserts
  • - Highlighters, for example
  • - Bic buys
  • - Office supplies
  • - Paper Mate products
  • - Chained-down items in banks
  • - Writing utensils
  • - Composes or authors
  • - Farm houses
  • - Check-signing needs
  • - Composes
  • - Confines
  • - They may be chained in banks
  • - Jots down
  • - Office stock
  • - Items in pocket protectors
  • - Staples of bank counters
  • - Stationery shop display
  • - They may be felt on a desk
  • - Bic Cristal and uni-ball
  • - Little houses on the prairie
  • - They may be filled from wells
  • - Encloses.
  • - Farm structures
  • - Stock holders
  • - Closes in
  • - See 62-Down
  • - 50-Across offering
  • - Ink holders.
  • - Pigsties
  • - Ink dispensers
  • - Desktop items
  • - Writes
  • - Pigs' digs
  • - Digs for pigs
  • - Calligrapher's supply
  • - .. signs
  • - Calligrapher's stock
  • - Calligraphers' choices
  • - Calligraphy needs
  • - Inks
  • - enclosures for swans
  • - Stockyard collection
  • - Pilot's instruments?
  • - Crates
  • - Mugful on a desk, perhaps
habits
  • - people fall into them
  • - You might try to break them
  • - They may be tough to break
  • - Bad behaviors that might need to be "kicked"
  • - Hard-to-break behavior patterns
  • - Good things to kick
  • - Hard things to break, at times
  • - Hard things to break, often
  • - Some people break them
  • - Tough things to kick
  • - They're hard to break
  • - Bad ones are hard to break
  • - They're sometimes hard to break
  • - They can be hard to kick
  • - They don't break easily
  • - Some are hard to break
  • - They can be tough to break
  • - Some are difficult to break
  • - Things to kick
  • - Thay're hard to break
  • - normal courses of behaviour assumed by riders
  • - Ingrained behaviors
  • - Attire worn by women riders
  • - "The Sound of Music" costumes
  • - "The 7 ...... of Highly Effective People" (self-help book)
  • - "The 7 ...... of Highly Effective People"
  • - Usual practices
  • - Routines
  • - Tendencies
  • - Hard part's admitting addict's head for addictions
  • - Usual practices or customs
  • - Regular practices
  • - Things that may be kicked
  • - Clothing for monks and nuns
  • - A little taken by case of hilarious customs
  • - Monks' and nuns' clothing
  • - Things that are kicked
  • - Uniforms of religious orders
  • - Patterns that repeat
  • - Daily routines
  • - Acquired mannerisms of monks' garments
  • - Customary ways
  • - Established customs
  • - Things nuns wear
  • - Nuns' garb
  • - Convent clothing
  • - Regular patterns
  • - Convent wear
  • - Some daily activities
  • - Biting fingernails and cracking knuckles
  • - Convent closetful
  • - Nuns' wear
  • - Nuns' clothing
  • - Things that are picked up and kicked
  • - They're broken when kicked
  • - Customs or costumes
  • - Equestrians' wear
  • - Smoking and others
  • - Word in a Stephen R. Covey best-selling self-help title
  • - Old ones die hard, they say
  • - Characteristic actions
  • - They're not easily broken
  • - Wimple accompaniers
  • - Costumes in The Sound of Music
  • - "Lilies of the Field" costumes
  • - They may be kicked
  • - Subjects for hypnotists
  • - Dresses for church
  • - Convent costumes
  • - Riders' attire
  • - Creatures have these
  • - Some nuns' wear
  • - Smoking, etc.
  • - Wonts
  • - Garb for Carmelites
  • - Special garbs
  • - Items discarded by some nuns
  • - Specialized garbs
  • - Special clothes
  • - Monks' garments
  • - Behavior patterns
  • - Wonted actions.
  • - Customs
  • - Practices
  • - End of Stepquote
  • - Customary practices
  • - Costumes
  • - .... ways
  • - Clothing.
  • - Dresses
  • - Nuns' garments
ques
  • - Survey component: Abbr
  • - "Jeopardy!" response: Abbr.
  • - Answer's opposite: Abbr.
  • - Topic for debate: Abbr.
  • - Survey part: Abbr.
  • - "Jeopardy!" answer (abbr.)
  • - Who, what or where sentence: Abbr.
  • - Griller's stock in trade: Abbr.
  • - Inquiry: Abbr.
  • - Test item: Abbr.
  • - Exam unit: Abbr.
  • - Part of an interview: Abbr.
  • - ans. ant.
  • - Ans. opposite
  • - Q&A part, briefly
  • - Ans. elicitor
  • - Pt. of FAQ
  • - Ans. counterpart
  • - "Jeopardy!" ans.
  • - It prompts an ans.
  • - Opposite of an ans.
  • - "Jeopardy!" ans., really
  • - It requires an ans
  • - SAT unit
  • - Ans. preceder
  • - It's followed by an ans.
  • - "Jeopardy!" resp.
  • - This requires an ans.
  • - This seeks an ans.
  • - Opposite of ans.
  • - Elicitor of an ans.
  • - SAT item
  • - Letters
  • - Part of Q&A
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