Crossword Clues for GOTO

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___ Jail (space on a Monopoly board) New York Times 19 Jan 2026
Attend, as a party: 2 wds. Commuter 15 Jan 2026
Basic programming command New York Times 28 Dec 2025
Most favored Newsday 20 Dec 2025
Favorite
Head for Newsday 02 Nov 2025
Favorite
Attend USA Today 05 Jun 2025
Preferred or usual (choice) (2-2) The Guardian Quick 18 Apr 2025
(& 2-down) Pass the yielding stage; deteriorate (2,2,4)
Head for Newsday 27 Mar 2025
"All Dogs __ Heaven" (2 wds.)
Attend: 2 wds. Commuter 21 Feb 2025
Person or thing relied on, informally
Dependable choice USA Today 10 Jan 2025
Like a reliable move
Attend, as a party LA Times Daily 16 Dec 2024
Repeated first choice
Most-often-used The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 19 Oct 2024
Usual choice LA Times Daily 02 Oct 2024
Your preferred choice
____ bed; ____ sleep The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 09 Sep 2024
Much-sought Newsday 09 Aug 2024
Attend Universal 05 Aug 2024
Attend, as a show Newsday 28 May 2024
Visit (2 wds.)
Regularly chosen
Preferred option
Reliable standby
Otago loses a person to call upon (2-2)
Attend Premier Sunday 17 Mar 2024
Default option
__ bat for (2 wds.)
Attend Thomas Joseph 21 Feb 2024
__ extremes (2 wds.)
___ JAIL (words on a Monopoly space): 2 wds.
Favourite option
Like a frequently chosen option Universal 08 Jan 2024
Popularly visited (2-2)
Oft-relied-upon New York Times 22 Oct 2023
Attend USA Today 06 Oct 2023
Attend, as an event Universal 20 Sep 2023
(Of a person) extremely dependable The Guardian Quick 15 Aug 2023
Attend Wall Street Journal 17 Jun 2023
Dependable favorite Universal 29 Mar 2023
Show up for LA Times Daily 19 Feb 2023
Usual choice, informally Wall Street Journal 17 Nov 2022
Attend New York Times 23 Sep 2022
Consistently chosen option USA Today 26 Aug 2022
Monopoly words with ''Jail'' Family Time 11 Jul 2022
___ person (someone to count on): Hyph.
Attend, like a party USA Today 14 Jun 2022
Default choice Universal 08 May 2022
Preferred choice Universal 06 Mar 2022
Command in BASIC The Washington Post 05 Feb 2022
Command in BASIC LA Times Daily 05 Feb 2022
Attend Universal 31 Oct 2021
Show up for Universal 06 Sep 2021
___ person (reliable one): Hyph.
Most-often-used New York Times 16 May 2021
Words before sea, seed or sleep Wall Street Journal 10 May 2021
Show up at USA Today 30 Mar 2021
Attend Eugene Sheffer 16 Feb 2021
Monopoly words with "Jail" Family Time 11 Jan 2021
Preferred, in a phrase Newsday 09 Jan 2021
"___ Jail" (Monopoly card words) Family Time 20 Dec 2020
Two Monopoly words before "jail" Family Time 14 Dec 2020
Reliable choice USA Today 29 Oct 2020
Attend USA Today 20 Aug 2020
Attend Universal 08 Jun 2020
Reliable choice Universal 09 Apr 2020
Show up for LA Times Daily 08 Apr 2020
Show up for The Washington Post 08 Apr 2020
Attend New York Times 10 Mar 2020
Attend LA Times Daily 26 Feb 2020
Attend The Washington Post 26 Feb 2020
Attend Wall Street Journal 25 Feb 2020
Attend, as an event
Attend, as an event New York Times 17 Feb 2020
Monopoly words before "Jail" (2 words) Family Time 21 Jul 2019
Attend Newsday 19 Jun 2019
___ guy (reliable one) USA Today 15 Mar 2019
___ guy (reliable sort) Universal 06 Feb 2019
Kind of guy you can count on The Washington Post 20 Jan 2019
Kind of guy you can count on LA Times Daily 20 Jan 2019
___ person (one you'd call during emergencies): 2 wds.
___ guy (reliable one)
Kind of guy you can count on
___ guy (reliable sort)
Attend
___ Jail (Monopoly downer) Universal 26 Nov 2018
"The proceeds from tonight will ___ a children's charity.": 2 wds.
"I have to ___ the bank today" (visit): 2 wds.
Seek out The Chronicle of Higher Education 14 Sep 2018
Attend The Chronicle of Higher Education 20 Jul 2018
BASIC programming command Wall Street Journal 07 Jun 2018
___ JAIL (Monopoly square) USA Today 08 Mar 2018
BASIC programming command
___ Jail (Monopoly downer)
Seek out
Attend
Visit The Washington Post Sunday 26 Nov 2017
First-choice Jonesin 07 Nov 2017
Words before "Jail" in Monopoly Universal 09 Oct 2017
"___ Jail" (Monopoly downer) Universal 28 Apr 2017
Attend, as an event USA Today 18 Mar 2017
Start of a depressing Monopoly phrase Universal 02 Mar 2017
Monopoly phrase with "Jail" Universal 24 Jan 2017
___ guy (reliable sort) USA Today 03 Jan 2017
Attend, as an event
___ guy (reliable sort)
"___ Jail" (Monopoly downer)
Words before "Jail" in Monopoly
Start of a depressing Monopoly phrase
Monopoly phrase with "Jail"
___ guy (dependable sort) USA Today 25 Dec 2016
Head toward Newsday 08 Dec 2016
Don't skip, as an event Premier Sunday 04 Dec 2016
"___ Jail" (Monopoly bummer) Universal 16 Sep 2016
Visit Jonesin 30 Aug 2016
With 56-Across, Monopoly card directive USA Today 29 Jul 2016
With 63 Across, experience decadence Newsday 09 Jul 2016
Set out for Premier Sunday 03 Jul 2016
__ guy: dependable sort LA Times Daily 10 May 2016
With 10-Down, turn in New York Times 29 Apr 2016
Words before seed or bed The Washington Post 06 Apr 2016
"___ Jail" (Monopoly bummer)
__ guy: dependable sort
___ guy (dependable sort)
With 56-Across, Monopoly card directive
"___ Jail" (Monopoly directive) Universal 06 Dec 2015
"Jail" or "pot" lead-in USA Today 30 Nov 2015
With 38-Across, deteriorate Premier Sunday 22 Nov 2015
"___Jail" (Monopoly directive) Universal 26 Jul 2015
Attend Thomas Joseph 16 Feb 2015
Attend
With 38-Across, deteriorate
"Jail" or "pot" lead-in
Basic BASIC command
"___ Jail" (Monopoly directive)
"___Jail" (Monopoly directive)
Attend
Attend
Cake "Sheep ___ Heaven"
"___ Jail" (Monopoly directive)
Attend
Attend
Programming command
First-choice
Good kind of guy to have around
Programming command
Be present at
Good kind of guy to have around
Visit
With 56-Across, a Monopoly order
"Jail" or "extremes" lead-in
Attend, as a party New York Times 21 Mar 2011
Sunday-meeting link
Attend
Visit
Visit
Attend
"___ Jail" (Monopoly card)
Attend, as a party
Head toward
Attend
Programming command
Seek out
Signal for a programmer's jump
___ bat for (support)
___ Jail ("Monopoly" card)
Head for
'-- your room!'
Visit
Head for
Start of a treasure hunt instruction
Common command in Basic programming
-- bat for
___ guy (one who gets things done)
Reliably knowledgeable
Attend
Be present at
Reliable kind of guy
___ extremes
Head for
Patronize
Reliable kind of guy
Show up for
BASIC command
Be in the audience of
Patronize
Words with "jail" in a popular board game
Words that can precede the first word of 17-, 26-, 37-, 47- and 63-Across
Words that can precede the first word of 17-, 26-, 37-, 47- and 63-Across
"Jail" or "pot" lead-in
First words on a certain Monopoly card
Attend, as an event
Attend, as a party
Words with jail or pot
Reach
Attend
Head for
Sunday-meeting link
__ heck in a handbasket
Command in a BASIC program
Visit
__ guy: someone you count on
__ guy: someone you count on
Sunday-__-meeting
__ guy
Start of a treasure hunt instruction
__ guy
__ the dogs (degenerate)
Jail, pot or seed lead-in
Computer programming phrase
Relied on for expertise
Visit
With 73 Across, only government can force a citizen to do this
__ JAIL (Monopoly card)
Basic computer command
Words before pieces or jail
Sunday-meeting link
BASIC command
Head for
Head for
Word processor command
Head for
Attend, as a film
Archaic "You don't say!"
Sunday ___-meeting
Computer command
Don't skip
__ Jail (Monopoly command)
___ guy: clutch player
Words before pot or seed
"___ blazes!"
__ JAIL (Monopoly square)
Jail or pot lead-in
Computer command
BASIC command
BASIC programming command
"___ jail"
Computer programming phrase
Sunday-meeting link
___ bat for
"___Jail" (Monopoly directive)
"___jail" (Monopoly directive)
___ great extremes
Lead-in for jail or pot
Computer programmer's command
___ pot (deteriorate)
___ extremes (overdo)
"You may all ___ pot": Goldsmith
"You ___ My Head"
___ pieces
___ the dogs
___ seed (overripen)
"___ blazes!"
___ pot
Attend
"___ the ant, thou sluggard . . . "
___ town.
Head for.
___ pieces.
___ bat for.
___ the head of the class.
"___ the ant, thou sluggard."
___ pieces (fall apart).
___ press (be printed).
"___ the ant, thou sluggard.”
___ town (be very successful): Slang.
Shakespearean "Indeed!"
Indeed!: Archaic expression of disapproval.
___ town,
Indeed!, old style.
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