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yeah
  • - Opposition to our theme the Beatles constantly expressed
  • - Casual way to say yes indeed
  • - Usher song that was the biggest hit of 2004
  • - Repeated word in a Beatles refrain
  • - Part of a Beatles refrain
  • - When sung three times, part of a Beatles refrain
  • - When repeated, part of a Beatles refrain
  • - Part of a Beatles refrain, when tripled
  • - Blender magazine's #1 song (by Usher and Ludacris) on the 100 Best Songs of 2004
  • - Beatles chorus word
  • - "That's the ticket!" preceder
  • - Word repeated in the Beatles' "She Loves You"
  • - Word repeated in a Beatles refrain
  • - Word in a Beatles refrain
  • - Repeated word in "Fever to Tell" band name
  • - Beatles refrain word
  • - "You talkin' to me?"
  • - 2004 Usher hit whose title is repeated more than seventy-five times in the song
  • - When doubled, "I heard you the first time"
  • - Knocks back one of the vitamins in stable diet? Right!
  • - U-turn from nope
  • - word often used by john wick
  • - I agree (informal)
  • - "Sure, okay!"
  • - Informal, easy way of saying yes
  • - "I agree," slangily
  • - "Right on!," slangily
  • - 2004 Usher song with an exclamation
  • - Affirmative (informal)
  • - You and I see, certainly
  • - Listless assent, maybe
  • - Slangy reply
  • - "Hell ...!" (a teenager's yes)
  • - OK [informal]
  • - Single from Usher's Confessions album
  • - OK! (inf)
  • - Thumbs-up equivalent
  • - Yep! (inf)
  • - Slangy "Agreed"
  • - Casual affirmation
  • - Casual agreement
  • - "She Loves You" word
  • - One-third of a Fab Four refrain
  • - Informal OK
  • - 2004 #1 hit for Usher
  • - Word repeated after "She loves you," in a '60s hit
  • - Repeated word in "She Loves You"
  • - "Oh, ...!"
  • - Affirmative response (informal)
  • - "Whoo-hoo!" alternative
  • - "She Loves You" refrain word
  • - "Oh ......?" ("Wanna bet?")
  • - "I guess that's true"
  • - Yep's kin
  • - Word used a lot by Lumbergh in "Office Space"
  • - Word repeatedly sung after "She loves you ..."
  • - Word repeated in "She Loves You"
  • - Word before "whatever" or "right"
  • - Word accompanying a fist pump
  • - When said three times, "Of course, obviously!"
  • - Splender "......, Whatever"
  • - Slangy "Really?"
  • - Slang assent
  • - Single from Usher's "Confessions"
  • - Shouty Usher song?
  • - Rock-song affirmative
  • - Repeated word in Usher hit
  • - Relative of yep
  • - Relative of okeh
  • - Listless assent, perhaps
  • - Kelly Clarkson "My December" song
  • - Karen O?
  • - Grammy-winning 2004 Usher song
  • - For sure
  • - Fist-pumper's shout
  • - First or second word of Karen O's band name
  • - Fab Four word
  • - Exclamation of agreement (or doubt!)
  • - Concert scream
  • - Affirm slangily
  • - 2004 Usher smash hit
  • - 2004 Usher single
  • - 2004 Usher hit featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris
  • - 2004 Usher hit
  • - "Uh-hunh"
  • - "She Loves You" affirmation
  • - "Oh ......?" ("I doubt that")
  • - "I heard that one already"
  • - "Consider me in"
  • - "Awright!" alternative
  • - "America (Fuck ......)" ("Team America: World Police" song)
  • - "......, right!" ("I bet!")
  • - "...... 3x" (2010 Chris Brown song)
  • - "You tell 'em!"
  • - "Oh, why not?"
  • - Absolutely!
  • - "You know it!"
  • - Affirmative of a sort.
  • - Informal expression of agreement
  • - What is it?
  • - Colloquial assent.
  • - Guess so
  • - Slangy "yes."
  • - "Damn straight"
  • - *'Righto!'
  • - "Most definitely"
  • - Enthusiastic response
  • - Slangy agreement
  • - Nope's opposite
  • - Informal affirmative
  • - Informal assent
  • - Slangy affirmative
  • - Opposite of nope
  • - 'Darn tootin'!'
  • - Casual affirmative
  • - Slangy okay
  • - Informal agreement
  • - Informal "okay"
  • - Slangy OK
  • - "You got that right"
  • - "Yer darn tootin'"
  • - Slangy approval
  • - "I reckon so"
  • - Casual assent
  • - Opposite of nah
  • - 'Think so?'
  • - Yes, slangily
  • - Definitely (informal)
  • - "Okay with me"
  • - 'Correct,' casually
  • - 'Nah!' opposite
  • - When sung three times, what follows 'She loves you'
  • - '......, about that ...'
  • - Fist-pump cry
shoe
  • - Homophone for order to a fly
  • - Home to a nursery rhyme woman with lots of children
  • - Home in a nursery rhyme
  • - Home for an "old woman" in a nursery rhyme
  • - Home for a nursery rhyme woman
  • - Home for a certain old woman
  • - High heel, for example
  • - Half of many a Zappos delivery
  • - Espadrille, for one
  • - Converse, for one
  • - Clog, for one
  • - Clog, for example
  • - Certain home in a nursery rhyme
  • - Bruno Magli, for one
  • - Blackjack table holder for undealt cards
  • - Wedge, for one
  • - Moccasin, for one
  • - Place for a horn
  • - Mule, for one
  • - Loafer, for one
  • - Enclosure for piggies?
  • - Chew toy for a naughty puppy
  • - Nursery rhyme home of "so many children"
  • - Pump, for one
  • - Slight hiccup over exercise initially for trainer, perhaps?
  • - Big item for a clown
  • - One tapped for a stage show?
  • - Deck holder for dealers
  • - Unconventional home in a nursery rhyme
  • - ... to get rid of vocal in Oxford, for instance
  • - Oxford, for one
  • - Old woman's home of rhyme
  • - Place for a lace
  • - Chew toy for a bad dog
  • - Sneaker or stiletto for example
  • - Nursery rhyme residence for many children
  • - High heel or loafer
  • - Half of a Blahnik pair
  • - Gum might stick to one
  • - Ghillie, e.g.
  • - Ghillie or wingtip
  • - Ghillie or solleret
  • - Ghillie or sollaret
  • - Ghillie or secque
  • - Ghillie or brogan
  • - Galosh, e.g.
  • - Footwear made by Jimmy Choo
  • - Florsheim product
  • - Eels "The Other ......"
  • - Ecco product
  • - Dog's chew toy
  • - Do some blacksmith's work on
  • - Dealer's device
  • - Crocs or Converse product
  • - Croc or sandal
  • - Croc or mule, e.g.
  • - Croc or moccasin, e.g.
  • - Cramped Mother Goose dwelling
  • - Cordwainery product
  • - Comic-strip bird
  • - Comic strip populated by birds
  • - Comic strip about birds who work at a newspaper
  • - Comic crow
  • - Cole Haan product
  • - Cobbler's product
  • - Cobbler creation
  • - Clog, sandal, or loafer
  • - Clog or sandal
  • - Clog or oxford
  • - Clog or mule
  • - Clog or moc
  • - Clog or ghillie
  • - Christian Louboutin product
  • - Christian Louboutin creation
  • - Chemin de fer need
  • - Chaplin ate one
  • - Certain old-woman's home
  • - Casino gadget
  • - Casino device
  • - Casino dealer's box
  • - Casino container
  • - Casino card holder
  • - Casing of an automobile tire.
  • - Buskin or brogan
  • - Brogue, say
  • - Brogue or pump
  • - Brogue or moccasin, say
  • - Brogue or loafer.
  • - Brogue or buck
  • - Brogan or sabot
  • - Brogan or loafer
  • - Brogan or ghillie
  • - Braking system component
  • - Brake shop replacement part
  • - Brake plate
  • - Boot or pump
  • - Blacksmiths do it
  • - Blacksmith's item
  • - Blacksmith ... Mother Goose ... tongue
  • - Blackjack table fixture
  • - Blackjack dealer's apparatus
  • - Bit of "Diddle, Diddle, Dumpling" bedtime wear
  • - Bird-filled comic strip created by Jeff MacNelly
  • - Barenaked Ladies "...... Box"
  • - Bad dog's chew toy
  • - Baccarat dealer's need
  • - Anile person's home
  • - All-birds comic strip
  • - A tree may be found in it
  • - A real loafer
  • - "There was an old woman who lived in a ...... ..."
  • - "Slip-on" wear
  • - "One ...... off and . . . "
  • - "Old Brown ......"
  • - ". . . buckle my ...."
  • - Horse tail?
  • - Word with horse or track
  • - One of the Monopoly tokens
  • - Brake element
  • - Sabot
  • - Prada product
  • - Wingtip, e.g.
  • - Oxford.
  • - It's around a foot
  • - Hoof protector
  • - Do a stable job.
  • - Converse, e.g
  • - It may be on the tip of the tongue
  • - Nike product
  • - Sole supporter?
  • - Sandal
  • - Start to shine
  • - Balmoral, e.g.
  • - Card holder
  • - Pedal pusher
  • - Part of a tire
  • - Tongue locale?
  • - Monopoly piece
  • - Last place?
  • - Cobbler's concern
  • - Tire part
  • - Foot cover
  • - It may be about a foot
  • - Foot coverer
  • - It's often around a foot?
  • - Foot covering
  • - Half of a pair
  • - Brogue
  • - Monopoly token choice
  • - Brake component
  • - Clog
  • - Moccasin.
  • - Sneaker
  • - Espadrille, e.g.
  • - Slipper.
  • - Polish target
  • - Louboutin item
  • - Mule, e.g.
  • - Ballet slipper, e.g
  • - A tree helps it keep its shape
  • - Pump, e.g
  • - One walks in this small garden
  • - Kitten heel, e.g
  • - Footwear
  • - Hose knitted in Oxford say
  • - Five lost from barge in Oxford?
  • - Get lost on satnav coming from old woman's accommodation
  • - Moccasin or loafer
  • - Mule or clog?
  • - He so ruined footwear
  • - Brogue, e.g
  • - Reportedly get away to Oxford?
  • - Cobbler's "patient"
  • - Loafer or pump
  • - Common slip-on
  • - Spades, another tool, and last product
  • - Horse hoof attachment
  • - Half a sneaker set
  • - Clog or loafer
  • - It's heard on the street
  • - Croc or moccasin
  • - Oxford, e.g
  • - Hose knitted as last product
  • - Footwear item
  • - Foot Locker product
  • - Clog or pump
  • - One of the loafers is sloshed - dropping LSD?
  • - Adidas product
  • - Loafer or moc
  • - Item of footwear
  • - Sandal or sneaker
  • - Female to accept ring as last product
  • - Sneaker or sandal
  • - Bit of ballet gear
  • - Pump or loafer
  • - Baccarat box
  • - Sneaker or moccasin
  • - Foot-long item?
  • - Boot alternative
  • - So he repaired footwear
  • - From which playing cards are dealt
  • - Oxford, but not Cambridge
  • - "If it fits" item
  • - Laces' place
  • - Foot-long container?
  • - Mary Jane, e.g
  • - Slipper or slip-on
  • - Wedge, e.g
  • - Something a cobbler may hold
  • - Tennis court squeaker
  • - Oxford or loafer
  • - Last product is ring that woman accepts
  • - Oxford or brogan
  • - Pump or oxford
  • - Card holder at a casino
  • - Clog, e.g
  • - Item pitched by NBA and WNBA stars
  • - What's worn part of brake?
  • - A brogue
  • - Accessory mounting on a camera
  • - 16-Across product
  • - Horse's footwear
  • - Loafer, e.g
  • - One often has a tongue and eyelets
  • - Slipper, e.g
  • - Mule or pump
  • - One tied at the tongue?
  • - Slipper or sandal
  • - High heel, e.g
  • - Slipper or sneaker
  • - Moccasin or mule
  • - It may be running or bowling
  • - Something to tie
  • - Dealing device
  • - From which playing cards are dealt one at a time
  • - Makeshift fly swatter
  • - Kind of tree
  • - Loafer
  • - Kind of horn
  • - It's just over a foot
  • - Monopoly token
  • - Smith's item
  • - Flat, e.g.
  • - Galosh
  • - Tire
  • - Classic Monopoly token
  • - Lace place
  • - ...... pump
  • - Brake part
  • - Brake parts
  • - Sole cover
  • - Brake
  • - Loafer, eg
  • - Loss of Cinderella
  • - Worn on the foot
  • - a case from which playing cards are dealt one at a time
  • - the girl with a hole in a footwear item
  • - item on a foot locker display wall
  • - Heel or sneaker, e.g.
  • - croc, e.g.
  • - Bit of footwear
  • - Item in a sneakerhead's collection
  • - piece of apparel rarely purchased individually
  • - Footgear.
  • - kitten heel, say
  • - what f1 driver daniel ricciardo occasionally drinks champagne out of
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