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shoot
  • - "okay, let's hear your idea!"
  • - Film society's opening with something really funny
  • - Model's session, slangily
  • - Model's photo session
  • - Barbara Frietchie's dare
  • - Let's hear it
  • - Model's gig
  • - Model's session
  • - "Okay, ask away!"
  • - Photographer's gig
  • - Bamboo sprout
  • - Photography session
  • - jack up a three-pointer, say
  • - Fire a gun, or kick at goal
  • - What one is not supposed to do to the messenger
  • - fire at new growth
  • - fire a new growth
  • - use a camera or a paintball gun
  • - Aim for goal
  • - "Ask away!" informally
  • - Attempt a three-pointer, for example
  • - Drunkard going round the house to take photos
  • - Move quickly south with a loud cry
  • - Photograph new growth
  • - fire and chase away model
  • - Sporting event occasioning wild hoots
  • - Try to score a goal
  • - To film
  • - Moved rapidly round the ring to take pictures
  • - Get out of it with model type and inject drugs
  • - Favorite gaming action for a FPS gamer
  • - Score nothing when shot out!
  • - Eject that drunkard out of the house!
  • - Kill off new growth
  • - Word suggested by the three fill-in-the-blank clues in this puzzle
  • - Point-and-... cameras
  • - "you can ask me that question!"
  • - Chuck a drunk out of the house
  • - A new growth
  • - Runner in race
  • - In case of fire, move fast!
  • - Film on a movie set(Used today)
  • - Sprig
  • - To dart
  • - Destroy skeet
  • - Young sprout
  • - Try for a two-pointer
  • - Try for a basket
  • - Trip a shutter
  • - To fire
  • - Take a picture of.
  • - Spring sprout
  • - Roll dice
  • - Ratoon
  • - Plant sprout
  • - Last word of "Hamlet"
  • - Item for transplanting
  • - Fire, as a gun
  • - Discharge a musket
  • - Act the shutterbug
  • - AC/DC "...... to Thrill"
  • - "......, if you must, this . . . "
  • - "...... if you must . . . "
  • - G-rated oath
  • - Make movies
  • - Fire upon
  • - "Dang!"
  • - "Fiddlesticks!"
  • - New growth
  • - Film on a movie set
  • - Photo session
  • - Photograph; sprout
  • - Take pictures of Beau from houseboat
  • - Aim for the basket
  • - Slap the puck toward the goal
  • - Inject
  • - Real gamble
  • - Get the picture
  • - "Go ahead, ask"
  • - Try to make a basket
  • - 'Try me'
  • - "Go ahead and ask!"
  • - 'Fire away!'
  • - 'Ask away'
  • - Dart to filming session
  • - Filming session
  • - Take a picture
  • - Bamboo unit
  • - Play pool, say
  • - Go for a goal
  • - 'Aw, fudge!'
  • - Spring growth
  • - 'Go ahead, / ask away!'
  • - Fire a weapon
  • - Tendril, e.g
  • - Fire a gun
  • - Take pictures
  • - Take a photo
  • - New branch
  • - Turkey ...... (marksmanship contest)
  • - "Doggone it!"
  • - Roll the cameras
  • - "Dagnabbit!"
  • - "Go ahead, ask me!"
  • - What AC/DC will do to "Thrill"
  • - Pass quickly, as on a highway
  • - Take a photo of
  • - Use a camera
  • - "Ask me anything"
  • - Studio session
  • - Slang exclamation of disappointment
  • - What you can do to the last words of the answers to starred clues, with "the"
  • - Take a pic
  • - "Dang it!"
  • - Exclamation of disappointment
  • - Euphemistic expletive
  • - Film a scene
  • - Cast dice
  • - Take, as a photo
  • - Propel
  • - Model session
  • - Film session
  • - New plant growth
  • - Pull the trigger
  • - Do cinematography
  • - "Start talking!"
  • - Move rapidly through
  • - Take pictures of
  • - Session with a photog
  • - Strive for with at
  • - Throw dice
  • - Make a film
  • - "Go right ahead!"
honest
  • - Reliable with one's tote bags
  • - He's not treated in a fair way
  • - in one way he's not sincere
  • - Frank? He's not involved
  • - in a way, he's not upright
  • - somehow he's not on the level
  • - he's not treated in a truthful way
  • - quench one's thirst, drinking straight
  • - He's not crooked - just the opposite
  • - Not lying about one's height
  • - true to one's words
  • - Othello's adjective for Iago
  • - Abe's adjective
  • - Straight in bath one's thrown
  • - With 68-Across, Lincoln's nickname
  • - 'That's the truth!'
  • - "I swear it's true!"
  • - It's the truth
  • - It's true
  • - he's not treated in a just way
  • - Frank Sinatra's debut in "On the Loose"
  • - ... Ed's (famous discount store)
  • - Frank, open
  • - Free of any duplicity
  • - Truthful or sincere
  • - frank may be the son
  • - Trustworthy, truthful
  • - the son unexpectedly sincere
  • - a lot of people around the north east are very reliable
  • - Common nickname for Abraham Lincoln, .... Abe
  • - Frank inside with one staffer
  • - the son could be upright and trustworthy
  • - Kind of person following the best policy?
  • - Like President Lincoln
  • - Fair and just
  • - Direct, perfect way
  • - Frank, Henry, Oscar and Old Bob dividing land in fishy way?
  • - Fair puts a point on blunt end
  • - Army captures Nebraska plain
  • - It takes an hour one way - truly
  • - Perfectly frank
  • - a man who entertains round the north-east can be trusted
  • - Upright house and home
  • - Abe or Injun
  • - "As --- as the day ..."
  • - Word with injun
  • - Word for John or Abe
  • - Word for John
  • - Word for Abe
  • - Straight, so to speak
  • - Reliable — the son (anag)
  • - Not lying
  • - Man for Diogenes
  • - Like John
  • - Injun or John
  • - I kid you not!
  • - Free from guile
  • - Free from fraud
  • - Abe or John
  • - "For true life!"
  • - ...... Injun
  • - Insistent affirmation
  • - Fair dealing
  • - Not dissembling
  • - Foursquare
  • - On the square
  • - Ethical
  • - Fair and square
  • - Like some mistakes
  • - Outer covering for some nuts
  • - Law-abiding
  • - Truthful
  • - Frank inside with one starlet
  • - Truthful and trustworthy
  • - 'No lie!'
  • - Honourable, sincere
  • - Straight into touch one steps
  • - Truthful and sincere
  • - Frank, Henry and Oscar from the tree house
  • - Real hot Rolling Stone!
  • - 'Do you really mean it?'
  • - Truthful, sincere
  • - 'I'm not lying!'
  • - Up-front
  • - Not deceptive
  • - Fair enough, one states, not revealing everything
  • - Frank, Henry and Oscar from 23 down
  • - Sincere Polish saint
  • - Sharpens head of tool getting blunt
  • - Abe
  • - 'I'm not making this up!'
  • - Blunt? Sharpen and sculpt edges
  • - Genuine Polish saint
  • - "You can believe me!"
  • - Virtuous husband, individual type to be given halo
  • - 311 "To Be ......"
  • - "I'm telling you the truth!"
  • - Band of Skulls song about being truthful?
  • - "Trust me!"
  • - With 4-Down, one-time White House nickname
  • - Like Abe Lincoln or George Washington?
  • - Unlike Iago
  • - Truthful Verve Pipe song?
  • - Forthcoming
  • - Bob Dylan "...... With Me"
  • - Forthright
  • - Like some opinions
  • - "Really and truly"
  • - Beyond reproach
  • - Lincolnesque
  • - Pursuing the best policy
  • - Upstanding
  • - Unbribable
  • - "So help me!"
  • - Incorruptible
  • - Like Abe
  • - Straight-shooting
  • - Lincolnesque adjective
  • - Upright and fair
  • - "Would I lie?"
  • - "No foolin'!"
  • - Like president No. 16
  • - Plain-spoken
  • - 'No, really!'
  • - Upright
  • - On the level
  • - Like Lincoln
  • - Sincere
  • - Candid
  • - Virtuous
  • - Fair
  • - Open
  • - Aboveboard
  • - 'I'm telling the truth!'
  • - "I swear!"
  • - "Cross my heart!"
  • - "Swear to God"
  • - "...... straight!"
  • - Straightforward
  • - Square ....
  • - Frank
  • - 'For real?'
  • - 'I'm not kidding!'
  • - Truly
  • - Level
  • - Genuine
  • - 'Really'
  • - 'No kidding'
  • - "No fooling!"
  • - Unvarnished
  • - Trustworthy
  • - True-blue
  • - Trusty
  • - Upright or straightforward
  • - "I swear I'm telling the truth!"
  • - to be truthful or sincere about something
  • - "Really, no fooling!"
  • - Open and aboveboard.
  • - Able to be trusted
solstice
  • - Ecliptic extreme
  • - Point on the sun's ecliptic.
  • - Midsummer or midwinter
  • - Time in June and December when the sun is at its greatest distance from the celestial equator
  • - turning point in worldly affairs?
  • - Longest summer day or shortest winter day
  • - Technical term for the longest and shortest days
  • - Drunk embracing heartless lass rocks biannual event
  • - Either the shortest or the longest day of the year
  • - closet is tidied up for the 21st of december
  • - It's close at work —a special day
  • - Longest day or shortest day
  • - the point when the earth's axis is tilted most closely towards the sun; it occurs twice every year
  • - As long as it's short, it's a turning point in June
  • - it closes novel at this turning point
  • - When pagans light bonfires
  • - Twice-yearly occurrence
  • - 21 June or 22 December?
  • - The shortest or longest day of the year
  • - A turning point in June and December for ground soils, etc.
  • - Start of summer or winter
  • - Seasonal turning point
  • - Longest or shortest day
  • - Biannual event is close, changing with time
  • - Breaking up soils, etc., comes at a turning point in the summer
  • - An occasion when the sun is furthest from the equator
  • - The longest or shortest day
  • - People go to Slane to see it in various soils, etc.
  • - June/December event
  • - Lost cities heartlessly demolished, a turning point
  • - When the sun is farthest from the celestial equator
  • - On this day, the long and the short of it is, Spanish sun hits road with frost
  • - Summer starts with one
  • - First day of summer or winter
  • - Occurrence after the fall
  • - Summer starter
  • - Winter begins with one
  • - June event
  • - Equinox opposite
  • - Summer .... (end of spring)
  • - First day of summer, e.g.
  • - Semiannual occurrence
  • - Season-beginning phenomenon
  • - A turning point
  • - One of two events a year
  • - Biannual occurrence
  • - Sun's spot circa Dec. 22
  • - Winter or summer time.
  • - June 21–22 or December 21–22.
  • - Season opener?
  • - Fall follower?
  • - Summer ...
  • - Turning point
  • - Either the longest or shortest day of the year
gold
  • - Medal material, maybe
  • - Winner's medal metal
  • - Au, on the periodic table
  • - Valued as the finest of its kind
  • - Element with the symbol Au
  • - Top medal at the Olympics
  • - Element #79
  • - What some hearts are made of
  • - Olympic prize
  • - #1 honor
  • - Alchemy objective
  • - Certain metallic color
  • - 'Au' element
  • - With 36-Down, source of great wealth
  • - Cause of a worldwide 19th century fever
  • - Charge card color
  • - Standard material?
  • - Like some records
  • - Valuable reserve
  • - Rush order?
  • - Sourdough's hope
  • - Its price is fixed in London
  • - Expensive tooth filling material
  • - How hit records go
  • - Fort Knox supply
  • - Yellow metallic element
  • - Kind of digger.
  • - Au ......
  • - 50%
  • - First place?
  • - Autumnal hue
  • - Alchemist's goal
  • - Highest standard
  • - Riches
  • - See 28 Across
  • - Prospector's quest
  • - Miner's find
  • - Prospector's find
  • - See 7 Across
  • - As good as ......
  • - See 1 Across
  • - Au, shiny substance
  • - A valuable yellow metal
  • - andrew, singer songwriter noted for his 1977 song lonely boy
  • - Yukon ..., potato variety that is known for its eye-free skin
  • - Metal to pan for
  • - Rings of Welsh ......
  • - like some chains
  • - "Worth its weight in ...," idiom that means something is very valuable
  • - standard of goodness
  • - like a grand historic sovereign
aberdonian
  • - Scot from the Granite city?
  • - A person who would call the Granite City their home
  • - Native of the Scottish city in which the Dandies football team play at home at the Pittodrie Stadium
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