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arenas
  • - Stadia
  • - In regions, start to need stadia
  • - Entertainment centers?
  • - Basketball and hockey venues
  • - Punta ......, town in the extreme south of Chile
  • - wembley and the o2, eg
  • - venues for a-list stand-up comedians
  • - Bowls that take a long time to clean?
  • - Sports or concert venues
  • - Big game settings
  • - Beware nasty sections of stadiums
  • - WNBA game venues
  • - Venues for big concerts
  • - hubs of many canadian towns
  • - big game places
  • - Sports facilities possibly near a school
  • - big buildings for sporting events
  • - Big concert venues
  • - Areas around Norway's capital become large sporting venues
  • - Sporting event locales
  • - Game venues
  • - Ball in Denver and the like
  • - as near as rings can be
  • - Concert venues or sites
  • - Places to watch big games
  • - settings for calgary flames games
  • - Sporting venues that may sell their naming rights
  • - Playing fields
  • - Punta ......, Chilean port
  • - Rock concert sites
  • - Punta ......, Chile
  • - Pugs' milieux
  • - Centers of sports action
  • - Match sites
  • - Madison Square Garden and others
  • - Game sites
  • - Battlegrounds
  • - Basketball venues
  • - Some sports venues
  • - Punta ......
  • - Places for matches
  • - Places for combats or contests
  • - Gladiators' milieus
  • - Gladiatorial venues
  • - Cockpits
  • - Wrestling venues
  • - Where some fans circulate
  • - Where gladiators performed
  • - Theaters-in-the-round
  • - Spots for spectacles
  • - Sporting event sites
  • - Spheres of action
  • - Some buildings with corporate names
  • - Ring settings, perhaps
  • - Omni and Spectrum
  • - Indoor motocross venues
  • - Hoops venues
  • - Happening places
  • - Gladiatorial sites
  • - Gladiator's stages
  • - Fight venues
  • - Fields of conflict
  • - Combat areas
  • - "Gladiator" sets
  • - WrestleMania locales
  • - Where Wizards and Magic play
  • - Where matches are brought to thousands
  • - Where many athletic events take place
  • - Where fights are fought
  • - Where conflicts are fought
  • - Walks of life
  • - Venues with rings or rinks
  • - Venues with games
  • - Venues for sporting events and rock concerts
  • - Venues for Guns N' Roses
  • - Velodromes, e.g.
  • - Three-time NBA All-Star guard Gilbert
  • - The Summit and Spectrum
  • - Stadiums and rinks
  • - Squared circles.
  • - Spots for matches
  • - Sports locales
  • - Sports areas
  • - Spheres of conflict
  • - Spheres for debates
  • - Some soccer venues
  • - Some rock concert sites
  • - Some rings
  • - Some game sites
  • - Soccer stadiums
  • - Skybox spots
  • - Sites of combat
  • - Sites for spectacles
  • - Rock venues
  • - Rock settings, at times
  • - Rock concert settings
  • - Rinks and rings
  • - Rings of activity
  • - Reunion and The Summit
  • - Reunion and Spectrum
  • - Punta ......, city in Chile
  • - Pugs' venues
  • - Pugilism venues
  • - Playoff locales
  • - Players' places
  • - Places where stands have been made
  • - Places of activity
  • - Places for rings and rinks
  • - Places for competitions
  • - Places for competition
  • - Places for bowls and matches
  • - Omni and Cobo
  • - Omni and others
  • - Olympic rings?
  • - NBA venues, or NBA star Gilbert
  • - NBA game sites (when the league isn't locked out)
  • - Modern circus sites
  • - Meadowlands and Kemper
  • - McNichols and Market Square, e.g.
  • - Match points?
  • - Madison Square Garden et al.
  • - Madison Sq. Garden et al.
  • - Luxury box settings
  • - Kemper and Reunion
  • - Joe Louis and Omni
  • - Horse show locales
  • - Gund and Rupp, e.g.
  • - Gladiators' venues
  • - Gladiator fight sites
  • - Gilbert of the Washington Wizards
  • - Football venues
  • - Football bowl locales
  • - Figure skater's venues
  • - Fans circulate in them
  • - Entertainment places
  • - Engagement rings?
  • - Dog show sites
  • - Diamonds and rings
  • - Detroit's Joe Louis, et al.
  • - Court settings, perhaps
  • - Convention sites
  • - Contest locales
  • - Concert settings, at times
  • - Concert settings
  • - Concert locales
  • - Coliseums
  • - Circus locales
  • - Centers of action
  • - Bullrings, gridirons et al.
  • - Buildings with locker rooms
  • - Bowl sites
  • - Bout courts
  • - Bloated rock tour venues
  • - Bloated concert venues
  • - Battle venues
  • - Battle sites
  • - Athletic sites
  • - Areas of action
  • - ARCO and Reunion
  • - Agon sites
  • - Action centers
  • - 1970s rock concert sites
  • - Things with rings
  • - Big bowls
  • - Fields of activity
  • - Ring settings
  • - Soccer venues
  • - Hippodromes
  • - World Cup venues
  • - Some bowls
  • - Sports palaces
  • - Amphitheaters.
  • - Places to play
  • - Sports spots
  • - Large concert venues
  • - Sports venues
  • - Sports settings
  • - Large sports venues
  • - Fields of battle
  • - Team buildings
  • - Big event sites
  • - Game settings
  • - Big sporting spots
  • - Power ballad venues
  • - WNBA venues
  • - Convention venues
  • - Structures for open-air events
  • - Bowls
  • - Areas for sports contests
  • - Sporting venues
  • - Where players work
  • - Venues with many seats
  • - Level-headed artist retires in a number of stages perhaps
  • - Where fans are often placed on high?
  • - 49-Across venues
  • - Sites for fights
  • - Hockey havens
  • - Madison Square Garden and United Center
  • - Parks with games
  • - Playoff sites
  • - Hockey venues
  • - Some concert sites
  • - Areas for events, sporting perhaps
  • - Boxing match venues
  • - Venues for pucksters
  • - Toro's turf
  • - Settings of fields
  • - Ice hockey venues
  • - Answer before more sensible revolutionary rings
  • - Homes for rinks
  • - NBA venues
  • - Rock concert venues
  • - Sites with corporate names, often
  • - Places to fight or play
  • - World Cup constructions
  • - Earns a rollicking for fighting fighters
  • - Nears a settlement with The Rings
  • - Locales for rings and rinks
  • - Sports sites
  • - Spots for sports
  • - Sportsplex features
  • - Wizards' workplaces
  • - Contest venues
  • - Some StubHub listings
  • - Venues with luxury boxes
  • - Sports centers
  • - Big sports venues
  • - Bull-riding venues
  • - Gladiators' locales
  • - Regions around the north for stadiums
  • - Battlefields
  • - Bowl game settings
  • - Rock show venues
  • - Venues on a 46 Down, maybe
  • - Sporting spots
  • - Big game venues
  • - Skybox venues
  • - Giant concert venues
  • - Sites of fights
  • - Gladiators' workplaces
  • - Sports stadiums
  • - Indoor sporting venues
  • - Verizon Center and AT&T Center, e.g
  • - Concert milieus
  • - Structures for open-air sports or entertainments
  • - Places for sporting events
  • - Sports complexes
  • - Boxing match locales
  • - 22-Across and others
  • - Skybox locales
  • - Spheres of activity
  • - WrestleMania venues
  • - Convention settings
  • - Drunk earns a reputation for showing off fighting skills and blood sports
  • - Many have skyboxes
  • - In more sensible area, set up venues for big events
  • - Big concert sites
  • - Spheres of interest
  • - Places for fans
  • - Play places
  • - Play areas
  • - Play settings?
  • - Scenes of action.
  • - Fields.
  • - Spheres
  • - Indoor sports venues
  • - Sports places.
  • - Play grounds
  • - Circus sites
  • - Circus venues
  • - Boxing venues
  • - Fight sites
  • - Places for bouts
  • - Concert venues
  • - Concert sites
  • - Stadiums
  • - Venues
  • - Where games are played.
  • - Combat zones
  • - Areas of activity
  • - Where the action is
  • - Rings
  • - Sites of big concerts
  • - Amphitheatres.
  • - Punta ......, Chilean town on the Strait of Magellan
  • - venues for wnba games
  • - The Eras Tour venues, typically
  • - Bowls, for instance
  • - Places where gladiators fought
  • - Large venues
  • - Fever and Dream venues
  • - Places of combat
  • - Eras Tour venues
esq
  • - Letters on some office suite doors
  • - Attorney's title for short
  • - In addressing a 'Mr', it's a bit picturesque and old-fashioned
  • - Lawyer's title for short
  • - Title on a lawyer's business card: Abbr.
  • - Attorney's title (Abbr.)
  • - Abbr. on a lawyer's business card
  • - Marquand's "H. M. Pulham, ......"
  • - Title after a lawyer's name: Abbr.
  • - Legal eagle's letters, for short
  • - Lawyers' title, tersely
  • - Kt.'s attendant
  • - J.D. letters
  • - H. M. Pulham's title
  • - Gent's title
  • - Atty.'s tag
  • - Atty.'s letters
  • - Atty.'s initials
  • - Abbr., chiefly for lawyers
  • - Abbr. on Perry Mason's card
  • - Abbr. after, say, Saul Goodman's name
  • - Lawyer's letters
  • - Atty.'s title
  • - Letters for a lawyer
  • - Name ender for a lawyer
  • - Abbr. on an lawyer's card
  • - Abbr. on an attorney's letterhead
  • - Attorney's abbr
  • - Attorney's nameplate abbr
  • - J.D.'s designation
  • - JD's designation
  • - Attorney's letters
  • - Atty.'s add-on
  • - Lawyer's title (Abbr.)
  • - Atty.'s name follower
  • - Man's title
  • - Atty.'s abbr
  • - Letters after a lawyer's name
  • - Letters on a law office door
  • - Abbr. after a lawyer's name
  • - Atty.'s designation
  • - Lawyer letters
  • - Office suite door letters
  • - Lawyer's designation
  • - Legal tag
  • - legal-letterhead abbr.
  • - title for an att. gen.
  • - Shingle abbreviation
  • - Abbr. after a name
  • - "H. M. Pulham, ......": Marquand
  • - Upgraded Mr.
  • - U.K. gentry
  • - Title of courtesy, for short
  • - Relative of Mr.
  • - Part of a Marquand title
  • - Masc. title
  • - Kin of Mr.
  • - Henry Esmond or H. M. Pulham
  • - H.M. Pulham, e.g.
  • - Ceremonious title: Abbr.
  • - Atty. title
  • - Almost a knight: Abbr.
  • - Abbr. for gentry
  • - Abbr. for F. Lee Bailey
  • - Abbr. on an envelope
  • - Abbreviation on an envelope
  • - ABA designation
  • - Title at a firm: Abbr
  • - Law firm abbr
  • - Fancy-looking name appendage
  • - Firm body: Abbr.
  • - 'H.M. Pulham, ......' (John Marquand novel)
  • - Title for an atty
  • - Atty. designation
  • - Lofty letterhead abbr
  • - Title for a J.D. holder
relay
  • - Broadcast
  • - broadcast the race
  • - Pony express feature
  • - Connection maker/breaker
  • - Four-person team race
  • - Race with required passes
  • - Pass from one to another
  • - Electromagnetic device
  • - Transmit
  • - Convey
  • - Type of race
  • - Pass on
  • - ... transfer
  • - Electrical component
  • - Carry-......
  • - Meet event
  • - *Track-and-field event
  • - Race
  • - Pool event
  • - Track event
  • - electrical device for opening and closing a circuit
  • - A race between teams, each using one runner at a time
  • - Track event with teams of runners
  • - race between teams
  • - a race between teams; each member runs or swims part of the distance
  • - about to bet on a race
  • - Change early for the race
  • - It has yards-long legs
  • - Depend on keeping a brave heart in a race
  • - Certain Olympic swimming event
  • - type of race run early
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