- - March parade honoree for short (2 wds.)
- - patron associated with ireland, for short
- - Snake driver, for short
- - March figure, for short
- - March 17 honoree, for short: 2 wds.
- - Patron of puking outside Irish pubs before noon, casually
- - Patron of binge drinking, briefly?
- - One invoked against snakes, for short
- - March 17th honoree, for short: 2 wds.
- - Irish patron in brief
- - Irish figure who has a holiday in March, for short: 2 wds.
- - Figure associated with pinching on March 17, for short
- - 3/17 honoree, for short
- - March honoree, for short
- - March 17 honoree, for short
- - Fifth-century bishop in Ireland, familiarly
- - March parade VIP, for short
- - Patron toasted with green beer
- - Ireland patron, for short
- - Legendary snake exterminator, for short
- - Apostle of Ireland, for short
- - Irish icon, for short
- - March 17th honoree, for short
- - Patron of the Archdiocese of New York, briefly
- - March VIP, for short
- - One prompting people to go green, for short?
- - March honoree, in short
- - Annual parade honoree, for short
- - Ireland's patron, for short
- - Noted snake remover, for short
- - Time-honored Irish cleric, for short
- - Ireland's snake-banisher, familiarly
- - Green party patron?
- - Patron figure of getting hammered at 9:00 a.m., for short
- - Green land patron, for short
- - March man, for short
- - Patron of Ireland, briefly
- - Ireland icon, familiarly
- - Parade honoree, for short
- - Winter parade honoree, for short
- - Irish hero, for short
- - Patron of Ireland, familiarly
- - Honoree of a March march, for short
- - March parade honoree, for short
- - Green party figure, for short?
- - Irish icon informally
- - Fifth-century bishop in Ire.
- - folkloric banisher of the sea monster caoránach
- - Celeb on a green day
- - Name venerated in Dublin, familiarly
- - March V.I.P.
- - March man, briefly
- - March honoree (with an aptly numbered clue)
- - March 17th V.I.P.
- - March 17 VIP
- - Honoree of a March march
- - Holy lover of all things green, informally
- - Figure celebrated on March 17, informally: 2 wds.
- - Mid-March honoree
- - Miserly Marner
- - March VIP
- - Annual parade V.I.P
- - Irish VIP who banished snakes
- - Mar. 17 figure
- - Mar. honoree
- - Mar. 17 honoree
- - Mid-March VIP
- - Annual parade honoree, familiarly
- - March 17 honoree, informally
- - March 17 honoree, familiarly
- - March honoree, briefly
- - March parade VIP
- - 3/17 honoree, briefly
- - 3/17 VIP
- - VIP often toasted with green beer
- - Mid-Mar. honoree
- - Honoree of March parades
- - Mar. parade honoree
- - Annual parade VIP
- - Green party honoree, briefly?
- - March 17 honoree, as well as this puzzle's honoree
- - Toastee in some pubs
- - March honoree, familiarly
- - Mar. 17th honoree
- - Mar. figure
- - VIP of an annual parade
- - VIP of a parade in March
- - Parade honoree, briefly
- - Reek Sunday honoree, familiarly
- - Annual parade celeb
- - Irish hero, briefly
- - Green party V.I.P.?
- - Annual winter honoree, briefly
- - Green party VIP
- - Parade honoree, familiarly
- - Apostle of Ire.
- - Parade figure, informally
- - Green figure, briefly
- - Green dresser's honoree, briefly
- - March 17 honoree
- - Mar. parade VIP
- - Annual parade honoree, informally
- - March march VIP
- - Mar. parade celeb
- - He rid Ire. of snakes, as the legend goes
- - VIP of a March march
- - Annual parade honoree, briefly
- - Mar. 17 man
- - Mar. 17th VIP
- - March figure, familiarly
- - Man celebrated on Mar. 17
- - March 17 honoree, briefly
- - Honoree near the end of winter, briefly
- - March honoree
- - Mar. VIP
- - Honoree of Mar. parades
- - March VIP, briefly
- - Parade honoree, in brief
- - Mar. 17 celebrity
- - Mar. 17th figure
- - Fifth Ave. parade honoree
- - Mar. 17 figure, from 58-Across
- - Theme of this puzzle (hidden in four other answers)
- - Hist. figure with a holiday named after him
- - Parade honoree
- - Parade VIP
- - Parade V.I.P
- - 'Little green man'
- - 3/17 honoree
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- - Fenway Park sport
- - Team game with nine players on each side, played on a diamond
- - Stand before social event - it requires a diamond
- - popular american sport
- - Graduate is taken with league in Swiss city for sport
- - Sport considered America's national pastime
- - Sport played by NASA astronauts in space as part of a televised appearance during the World Series
- - Popular sport in USA
- - Sport at which Willie Mays excelled
- - Pitcher %26 batter sport
- - Babe's smashed everything in this sport
- - Sport type
- - This sport's first black league was founded 1920
- - Sport played on a diamond
- - Sport called the "national pastime"
- - Pitcher & batter sport
- - Pirates' sport
- - Jackie Robinson's sport
- - Game played on a diamond
- - Babe Ruth sport
- - Lea blabs about the sport
- - US team sport
- - American sport
- - Sport that is the "national pastime"
- - Sport of a 1994-95 strike
- - *Diamond game
- - Olympic sport since 1992
- - Diamond attraction?
- - Rick Sutcliffe's sport
- - Clubs on diamonds phenomenon
- - Diamond sport
- - Good sport
- - Team sport
- - Sport.
- - Sandlot sport
- - sport popular in america
- - u.s. team sport
- - Name a game played frequently in the USA
- - Graduates host southeastern students in game
- - game played at hq dance
- - "there's no crying in ......!"
- - American team game
- - headquarters dance is popular entertainment for americans
- - game developed in the us
- - Game babe's playing with everyone
- - Game played in a sable lab, strangely
- - Inning
- - headquarters dance very popular in america
- - headquarters dance where pitchers are used
- - It's played after HQ dance
- - It's played for the HQ dance
- - Americans enjoy this wretched dance
- - Vulgar party game
- - low dance americans play at
- - Game played by the New York Mets
- - low dance game
- - Its Hall of Fame is in Cooperstown, New York
- - It may hit the fan
- - Game with pitchers
- - A starter starts it
- - Wicked party game for swingers?
- - Game played in the strange sable lab
- - Game involved in several Costner films
- - Game played in a strange sable lab
- - The National Pastime
- - America's pastime
- - Bale labs out for this game
- - It's played during the dance at headquarters
- - US/Canadian game
- - Game played in a strangely able labs
- - Foundation students covering graduate game
- - It's legal to hit and run in it
- - Game of tag?
- - Its season starts today; its equipment starts the starred answers
- - Brave activity
- - Ruth's game
- - Cooperstown concern
- - American pastime
- - Victim of a 1994 strike
- - Topic of a classic 1940s comedy routine, and the inspiration of this puzzle
- - Ken Burns miniseries
- - "The Natural" game
- - Game played in 18 Down
- - Doubleday game
- - Its motto could be "Go home!"
- - "National pastime"
- - Summer game
- - Subject of the Stepquote
- - Howard Johnson's game
- - Doubleday's game
- - Dean's game
- - Sphere hurled by Valenzuela
- - Bowie Kuhn's domain
- - Sphere missed by Casey
- - In which a long run leads to home
- - Social event at army post?
- - Certain season
- - Comiskey Park souvenir.
- - Subject of current headlines.
- - Ford Frick's business.
- - "My Fifty Years in ......," by Ed Barrow.
- - Eddie Sawyer's game.
- - Team game
- - National game of the USA
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- - John David Washington, to Denzel Washington
- - larry hagman, to mary martin
- - As Brooklyn is to David and Victoria
- - Sean Astin, to Patty Duke
- - Dan Levy to Eugene Levy
- - pugsley, to morticia and gomez
- - jaden, to will
- - Scott, to James Caan
- - Hockey Hall of Famer Brett Hull to Hockey Hall of Famer Bobby Hull
- - Baseball manager Aaron Boone to former baseball manager Bob Boone e.g.
- - sir carter, to beyoncé
- - Wyatt Russell, to Goldie Hawn
- - Chaz, to Cher
- - Creedence Clearwater Revival's Fortunate ...
- - Daughters brother
- - .... Heung-min, Tottenham footballer
- - "wayward ......" (2019 novel by rainbow rowell)
- - child of resonance
- - one issue or some back numbers
- - Second of the Holy Trinity
- - "Like father, like ..."
- - Election's end?
- - local "favorite" person
- - II or III, perhaps
- - Literal mama's boy
- - The number's upside down in this issue
- - Many a hospital delivery
- - Mamma's boy
- - Dusty Springfield's ... of a Preacher Man
- - Classic TV's Sanford and ...
- - Child's tune doesn't end
- - Male child; not a daughter
- - Boy lied? Not good
- - "Favorite" or "prodigal" one
- - Parable of the Prodigal ......
- - For him, a nosh-up would be too much
- - steptoe and. . . . ., classic sitcom
- - A ... of the Circus (John Irving novel)
- - prodigal person in a parable
- - opie, for one
- - "Carry on Wayward ...," song by Kansas
- - Classic sitcom Sanford and ...
- - Chap who gives prisoners heart
- - Very new child
- - joint top goalscorer in english premier league in the 21/22 season.
- - Chap twice in prison for arson
- - "... of a preacher man" (dusty springfield hit)
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- - They may be wild
- - Some wild ones are sown
- - Breakfast food that might be rolled
- - Rolled ....
- - Hedonists sow wild ones
- - Things that may be rolled or wild
- - Seeds that could be sown in the wild?
- - Wild
- - Breakfast grains that may be "rolled" or "wild"
- - Mare's mouthful
- - Horse course
- - Mudder fodder
- - Dobbin's dinner
- - Common breakfast grains
- - Much of granola
- - Brittle ingredient
- - Seedy types of tomatoes released to me
- - Granola grains
- - Horse's meal
- - Grains for porridge
- - Muesli tidbits
- - Breakfast bits
- - Granola bar morsels
- - Porridge ingredients, perhaps
- - Grains in muesli
- - Cereal grains
- - Cheerios grains
- - Barley alternative
- - Porridge base
- - Grains in granola bars
- - Quaker grains
- - Supply for General Mills
- - Feed bag bits
- - Feed store grains
- - Feedbag fare
- - Breakfast sometimes prepared overnight
- - Grains in Cheerios
- - Quaker bits
- - Honey Bunches of ......
- - Main ingredient of 82-Across's products
- - Feedbag fill
- - Mare meal
- - Paddock fare
- - Granola morsels
- - Quaker morsels
- - Little beasts, knocking off street food
- - Granola bar bits
- - Stallion's feed
- - Mare's feed
- - Food rich in manganese
- - Snacks for stallions
- - Stable chow
- - Cheerios ingredients
- - Some food for a horse
- - Porridge ingredients
- - Equine eats
- - Granola ingredients
- - Feed bag fill
- - Feed-bag filler
- - Breakfast grains
- - Steed feed
- - Stable meal
- - What fillies fill up on
- - Cookie grain
- - Air supply
- - Food crop
- - Grains in granola
- - Feedbag feed
- - Feed store buy
- - Arabian dinner
- - Porridge mix
- - Nosebag morsels
- - Horse treats
- - Gluten source
- - What mares eat
- - Meal for a mare
- - Ingredients in some bran muffins
- - Breakfast bar bits
- - Grains used in Cheerios
- - Cases removed from seacoasts provides fodder for the horses
- - Some muffin ingredients
- - Meals for mares
- - Feed bag feed
- - Mare's munchies
- - Feedbag filler
- - Muesli morsels
- - Field yield
- - Grain crop
- - Bran source
- - Futures market commodity
- - Milk source
- - Animal food
- - Manger fill
- - Feed
- - Grain
- - Grains
- - Cereal crop
- - Horse's mouthful?
- - Puffed.
- - Cereal grain
- - Granola grain
- - Cheerios grain
- - Cereal
- - Porridge ingredient
- - Stable staple
- - Quaker product
- - Porridge, essentially
- - Breakfast food
- - Breakfast cereal
- - Granola bar ingredient
- - Granola ingredient
- - cereal obtainable in mexico at sonora
- - Main grains used by Quaker
- - Said captain associated with Scott's porridge
- - Breakfast cereal grains
- - Grass pop artist used regularly
- - Overnight ... [breakfast made in advance]
- - A type of breakfast, Quaker ..
- - Ingredients in the Scottish dessert cranachan
- - Foal fodder
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