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tips
  • - They are found at the end of 7
  • - They're given to bartenders and cab drivers
  • - They're usually left after dinner
  • - They're hot at Belmont
  • - They're reported on the IRS's Form 4137
  • - They get chalked up by hustlers
  • - They might be pooled
  • - They come to those who wait
  • - They're often off the books
  • - They may be in a jar
  • - They may be pooled
  • - Gratuities for good service
  • - .... over; topples
  • - "got any ......?"
  • - information from pros
  • - A little drunk, almost overturns
  • - suggestions for bets and extra money for services rendered
  • - suggestions for gamblers
  • - barrista's boon
  • - Money for services and betting suggestions
  • - Label on some jars
  • - Cash left on restaurant tables
  • - Extra money for waiters
  • - money for a restaurant server
  • - informed advice
  • - List in "The Idiot's Guide to ..."
  • - Much of a delivery person's income
  • - Parts of icebergs?
  • - Part of a server's income
  • - 'Hot' or 'pro' pointers
  • - points to gratuities
  • - bonuses for the waitstaff
  • - Suggestions for spinning rotisserie
  • - "He shared some ... on how to save more efficiently." (helpful hints)
  • - Service rewards for a waiter
  • - Pieces of inside information
  • - Often-anonymous leads given to the police
  • - Payments to the waitstaff
  • - Tout's output
  • - Waiter's mainstay
  • - Words of advice
  • - Voluntary offerings
  • - Upends
  • - Rewards good service
  • - Manual offerings
  • - Bread in a jar
  • - Bonuses for good service
  • - Words of advice, perhaps
  • - Warns, with "off"
  • - Waitress's wages, largely
  • - Waiters' salary supplements
  • - Waiters' gratuities
  • - Waiters appreciate them
  • - Waiter's take
  • - Video game walkthrough fodder
  • - Useful suggestions
  • - Tout's suggestions
  • - Tout's offerings
  • - Things I give 10% for, no matter what(I had to work for my money)
  • - Thanks monetarily
  • - Some wait for them
  • - Sirloin serving
  • - Sirloin parts
  • - Shows instability
  • - Server's collection
  • - Rewards for restaurant servers
  • - Remembers the waiter
  • - Pro's suggestions
  • - Pourboires
  • - Paddock info
  • - Offerings to bettors
  • - Much of a waitress's income
  • - Money that valet parkers receive from customers
  • - Money sometimes left in a jar for employees
  • - Leaves a pourboire
  • - Leads, to sleuths
  • - Informant's tidbits
  • - Income for servers
  • - Income for parking valets
  • - Hot info
  • - Glancing blows
  • - Gestures of acknowledgment
  • - Finger ends
  • - Extra amounts for bartenders and valets
  • - Edges at the track
  • - Diner jarful
  • - Detective's leads
  • - Certain foul balls
  • - Café-table leavings
  • - Busboys' bonuses
  • - Bits of inside info
  • - Bistro-table leavings
  • - Behaves like a tout
  • - Asparagus ......
  • - Arrow points
  • - Amounts given to waiters
  • - A lot of a car valet's income
  • - A large part of a waitress's income
  • - "Lucky Lady in the fifth" and the like
  • - ...... off (warns)
  • - Douceurs
  • - Expense-account item
  • - Pieces of advice
  • - Splutter over getting clues
  • - 15-Across fare add-ons
  • - Asparagus tidbits
  • - Income for waiters
  • - Jar contents at a restaurant
  • - Doesn't stiff
  • - Check additions
  • - Upset by setter's first clues
  • - Much of a waiter's income
  • - Waiting rewards
  • - A fair amount of 26 across with school heads
  • - Street musician's income
  • - Bread in a jar, perhaps
  • - Gratuities
  • - Much of a bellhop's income
  • - Helpful info
  • - Additions to tabs
  • - Restaurant collection
  • - Jar filler
  • - You take them at your own risk
  • - Bills on tables, maybe
  • - Much of a salon worker's income
  • - Much of a valet's income
  • - Rewards for waiting?
  • - Bellhops' rewards
  • - Nuggets of advice for Polish partner retiring
  • - Advice from drunk that's incomplete
  • - Certain extremities
  • - Insiders' suggestions
  • - Waiter's collections
  • - Things waiters wait for
  • - Pool cue parts
  • - Things worth waiting for?
  • - Word on a jar
  • - What waiters want
  • - Summits on top of 15 and 22 across
  • - Contents of some jars
  • - Sign on a jar at a bar
  • - Helpful hacks
  • - Some jar deposits
  • - What many service providers work for
  • - Handy hints
  • - Shows appreciation for good service
  • - Waitstaff rewards
  • - Clues in, with "off"
  • - Waitperson's rewards
  • - Server's bread and butter
  • - Tout's stock-in-trade
  • - Many servicepeople work for them
  • - Bellhop's rewards
  • - Ones left behind?
  • - Waiter's income, partially
  • - Advice from pros
  • - Bar jarful
  • - Waiter's rewards
  • - These go in bar band jar
  • - Some keep waiting for them
  • - Service rewards
  • - Paddock whispers
  • - Loses verticality
  • - Shows appreciation with money
  • - Fillers of some jars
  • - Part of a waiter's income
  • - Advice from a pro
  • - Shared insights from a music vet
  • - Tab add-ons
  • - Helpful information
  • - Piano jar fill
  • - Word on a bar worker's jar
  • - Aids for police detectives
  • - Often underreported income
  • - Wage augmentation
  • - Large part of a waiter's income
  • - Valet parker's pocketful
  • - Server's rewards
  • - Pianist's jarful, maybe
  • - Cops run them down
  • - Sometimes underreported income
  • - Sirloin servings
  • - Apexes
  • - Apices
  • - Mountain peaks
  • - Good things that come to those who wait
  • - Inclines
  • - Tilts
  • - Words to the wise
  • - Pointers
  • - Bits of advice
  • - Q follower
  • - Capsizes, with "over"
  • - Clues
  • - Techniques
  • - Peaks
  • - Helpful hints
  • - Inside information?
  • - Hints
  • - Advice.
  • - Extremities
  • - Q followers
  • - Bill add-ons
  • - What waiters wait for
  • - Ends.
  • - Overturns
  • - Topples
  • - Waiter's concern
  • - Money left on the table
  • - Reward for waiting?
  • - ...... the scales
  • - Upsets
  • - Track info
  • - Pointed ends
  • - Points
  • - spit out gratuities
  • - A great part of a waitress's income
  • - Gratuity for service
  • - '...... suggestions?'
  • - Serving rewards
  • - Helpful suggestions
  • - What comes to those who wait
  • - spit out hints
  • - things offered as advice in extremities
sir
  • - Polite thing to call someone
  • - Sidney Poitier film, "To .. , with love"
  • - How a drill sergeant might be addressed
  • - Notable personage starts to speak in Russian
  • - knight has cut of beef but no loin
  • - Formal address to a man
  • - Honorific title used before a person's name
  • - John Williams was last to receive this title from Queen Elizabeth II
  • - teacher back in prison
  • - Form of address to a male teacher
  • - Knight's respectful address
  • - Dame's male equivalent
  • - Deferential title for a knight
  • - Navy address
  • - Title for a British knight
  • - respectful way to address a man
  • - Form of address to a knight
  • - Title bestowed on Mick Jagger in 2003 (although the queen refused to present the award herself)
  • - The gentleman didn't allow father to finish
  • - a knight's title?
  • - address often accompanied by a salute
  • - Teacher sounds a bit surly
  • - opposite of madam
  • - male teacher
  • - Pardon me ... (polite way to get a man's attention)
  • - Lancelot or Mix-a-Lot
  • - Title for Rod Stewart or Van Morrison
  • - Day-Lewis, for one
  • - Aye aye ...!
  • - Title for Richard Branson or Isaac Newton
  • - Title for Ben Kingsley or Arthur Conan Doyle
  • - knight back in prison
  • - Goes with Madam
  • - Keir Starmer or Ed Davey, but not Rishi Sunak
  • - At school, the kids wouldn't miss him
  • - At school, nobody would miss him
  • - Ben Kingsley or Ian McKellen, e.g.
  • - Knights title
  • - Schoolmaster in Wilde's Irish keeping
  • - Knight in shining armor's title?
  • - Knight one's taken back with rook
  • - Marcie's title for Peppermint Patty
  • - .... John Gielgud
  • - Ringo, for example
  • - kazuo ishiguro title?
  • - Title for Lewis Hamilton or Arthur Conan Doyle
  • - Salman Rushdie's title
  • - Knight is up before queen
  • - Title for Salman Rushdie
  • - not madam
  • - title for paul mccartney (but not john lennon) and mick jagger (but not keith richards)
  • - Madam counterpart
  • - Alex Ferguson's title
ringo-starr
  • - Former Beatle who teaches a MasterClass course in drumming and collaboration: 2 wds.
epitaph
  • - Inscription on a gravestone
  • - Inscription on a tomb or gravestone
  • - A commemorative inscription: record it with a phone
  • - Inscription on a monument
  • - commemorative inscription
  • - Inscription from mine covered in messy heap
  • - what may cover grave at heart of chapel?
  • - that one must have the last word!
  • - Inscription on tombstone
  • - inscription
  • - Inscription on tomb
  • - Gravestone inscription
  • - Mel Blanc's says "That's all, folks!"
  • - Inscription displayed after one's bought it?
  • - Inscription on a tombstone
  • - Untidy heap around grave and nearby inscription
  • - Inscription found by bed in messy heap?
  • - Inscription that may contain 'lies'
  • - Inscription of mine in middle of chapel following refurb
  • - John Belushi's reads 'I may be gone, but Rock and Roll lives on'
  • - Message that might end 'R.I.P.'
  • - Inscription around grave -- a record before death finally
  • - It often contains 'lies'
  • - Tomb inscription
  • - Mel Blanc's 'That's all folks,' e.g
  • - What may be on stone heap abandoned outside mine
  • - Memorial inscription
  • - Inscription on grave
  • - Inscription not displayed until someone's bought it?
  • - "That's all folks," for Mel Blanc
  • - It may begin 'Here lies ...'
  • - Mel Blanc's is "That's all folks"
  • - Inscription in memoriam
  • - Eulogizing inscription
  • - "Here lies . . . " et cetera.
  • - Tombstone inscription
  • - It may be set in stone
  • - Gravely written inscription!
  • - Monumental inscription
  • - Words written in marble
  • - Tombstone reading
  • - Inscribed commemorative message
  • - words written on a tombstone
  • - this one's bound to have the last word!
  • - Remarks on stone heap moved around mine
  • - must have the last word?
  • - Words written in memory of a person who has died
  • - Etched words
  • - It's usually written to one unable to read it
  • - What covers stone over old man?
  • - Commemoration: what about inscribing it in gibberish?
  • - hat and pipe involved in commemoration
  • - Passing comment in English, opening with a measure of acidity
  • - A grave message
  • - its message is a grave one
  • - a pip the wrecker found on a gravestone
  • - bette davis's reads "she did it the hard way"
  • - hat and pipe on tombstone
  • - In memory of English detective - the one you associate with a pipe, in the main, and Hitchcock's central character?
  • - Words written in stone
  • - Tombstone mot
  • - Pit heap (anag)
  • - Grave comment?
  • - Words on a tombstone
  • - In diocese of Norwich regulations, "........s should honour the dead, comfort the living and inform posterity"
  • - Memorial words
  • - Dangerfield's 'There goes the neighborhood,' e.g
  • - What covers stone over a plot's head?
  • - Final word mine in each pub
  • - In memory of English detective from The Wire - Hitchcock's central character
  • - Grave message
  • - George Bernard Shaw wanted his to read 'I knew if I stayed around long enough, something like this would happen'
  • - It's often written in stone
  • - In memory of English detective from The Wire, the central character for Hitchcock
  • - Marker writing
  • - Bread identified in brief epistle's words at the end
  • - Grave words for those who are late
  • - Words written in memory of the dead
  • - In snake pit a pharaoh's inscribed a message
  • - Record one hit? Hard to produce commemoration
  • - Words carved in stone?
  • - Words set in stone?
  • - Charles Bukowski's is "Don't Try"
  • - "The best is yet to come," for Frank Sinatra
  • - "There goes the neighborhood," for Rodney Dangerfield
  • - "Everybody loves somebody sometime," for Dean Martin
  • - Graveyard passage
  • - Newspaper in Tombstone, Arizona
  • - Stone saying
  • - Words in stone
  • - "Rest in peace," e.g.
  • - Jackie Gleason's is "And away we go"
  • - Tombstone, Arizona's newspaper
  • - Writing on a tombstone
  • - Hic jacet.
  • - Closing statement?
  • - It's written in stone
  • - It's set in stone
  • - Commemoration.
  • - Closing words?
  • - Famous last words
  • - Grave words
  • - "... last words?"
  • - Final word's mine in each pub
  • - this is written in a grave situation
missed
  • - failed to contact the young lady editor
  • - Wished to see again
  • - Failed at a shootout
  • - Didn't make contact with
  • - Didn't connect
  • - Was off
  • - Omitted
  • - Felt nostalgia for
  • - Fell short
  • - Didn't catch
  • - Shot wide of the target
  • - Fired off-target
  • - Felt the lack of.
  • - Noticed the absence of.
  • - Skipped.
  • - Pined (for)
  • - Longed (for)
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