Word "LINE" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a course of reasoning aimed at demonstrating a truth or falsehood; the methodical process of logical reasoning
Synonyms:
argument, argumentation, line of reasoning, logical argument
Examples:
I can't follow your line of reasoning

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a slight depression or fold in the smoothness of a surface
Synonyms:
crease, crinkle, furrow, seam, wrinkle
Examples:
his face has many lines

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
mechanical system in a factory whereby an article is conveyed through sites at which successive operations are performed on it
Synonyms:
assembly line, production line

Crossword Clues for LINE

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Clue Source Date
Part of a subway system Commuter 26 Sep 2025
Bar delivery that may not be well received
In the __ of fire Commuter 10 Sep 2025
Queue Commuter 08 Sep 2025
Tackle box item New York Times 07 Sep 2025
Long thin mark The Times Concise 16 Aug 2025
Sign on the dotted __ Newsday 11 Aug 2025
Request from an underprepared actor LA Times Daily 06 Aug 2025
Queue The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 04 Aug 2025
String with pegs to form a straight guide for making a seed drill (4)
Stripe (4) Mirror Quick 25 Jul 2025
Neil changed course (4) Mirror Cryptic 25 Jul 2025
Forgetful actor's request New York Times 23 Jul 2025
"Whose ___ Is It Anyway?" (comedy show)
"Misspeak" about new policy
Queue for something to say (4)
Queue Commuter 10 Jul 2025
One of 14 in a sonnet LA Times Daily 09 Jul 2025
Queue: wait in -
Theme-park annoyance Wall Street Journal 03 Jul 2025
The job file (4)
Cord for fishing (4)
"Whose __ Is It Anyway?" LA Times Daily 23 Jun 2025
Formation at the store counter
Sentence in a script Newsday 22 Jun 2025
Join 2 dots to get this straight trace
Cover the inside of (4)
Stand in a queue: - up
(4/5) "With bated breath, I watch as my teammate takes the lead and crosses the finish ___"
"Whose - Is It Anyway?"
"Are you in ___?" (question at the supermarket)
Sight outside a popular sample sale
See 22 Down The Guardian Cryptic 21 May 2025
Cover on the inside track (4)
Part of a script LA Times Daily 09 May 2025
"Walk the ___" (Reese Witherspoon won Best Actress for it)
"Whose ___ Is It Anyway?"
Part of a lyric Commuter 03 May 2025
Nile 3 (4)
Actor's "What am I supposed to say?" LA Times Daily 25 Apr 2025
Something that's fluffed, perhaps
"I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse," for one
Queue in a grocery store
"What's My -?"
Job queue (4)
Part of a poem Commuter 11 Apr 2025
Queue USA Today Quick 10 Apr 2025
Common Disneyland sight USA Today 08 Apr 2025
Walk the (2005 movie with Reese Witherspoon)
TV quiz show hosted by Roman Kemp and Sarah Greene (3,6,4)
Queue The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 03 Apr 2025
Script unit Thomas Joseph 01 Apr 2025
To cast one can be a job (4)
Part of a poem Commuter 25 Mar 2025
Draw the ____
10 & 16Ac. He creates an impression as producer of signs on the railway track? (4,8)
Queue of people Commuter 17 Mar 2025
Some of the personnel in every file (4)
I Walk the ___-, hit Johnny Cash song from 1956 (4)
Actor's "What do I say now?" Universal 14 Mar 2025
Part of a poem Commuter 13 Mar 2025
Script unit Thomas Joseph 13 Mar 2025
Neil changed course Mirror Cryptic 05 Mar 2025
Stripe Mirror Quick 05 Mar 2025
Sentence in a script Newsday 02 Mar 2025
"I don't know what I'm supposed to say here," in theatre
Row; Neil (anag.) The Telegraph Mini 28 Feb 2025
Queue LA Times Daily 25 Feb 2025
Graph of x=y, e.g. Wall Street Journal 24 Feb 2025
_ up: prepare somebody in readiness?
Part of a poem Commuter 18 Feb 2025
Sign on the dotted __ Newsday 17 Feb 2025
Mason-Dixon __
Our star's movie: Walk The -
Actor's "What am I supposed to say next?"
Conga ___
A short letter (colloq) (4)
What to say when one doesn't know what to say? LA Times Daily 25 Jan 2025
Row The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 22 Jan 2025
Row of a poem Newsday 21 Jan 2025
Equator, for instance Newsday 19 Jan 2025
Queue at the supermarket, say
One might be long for a roller coaster Universal 16 Jan 2025
Battlefront
Queue New York Times 13 Jan 2025
Actor's "Wait, what do I say?"
Row of text
Queue Eugene Sheffer 06 Jan 2025
Queue Premier Sunday 05 Jan 2025
Row of a poem Newsday 05 Jan 2025
Neil changed course Mirror Cryptic 03 Jan 2025
Stripe Mirror Quick 03 Jan 2025
Queue
Sign on the dotted ___
Neil is off course (4)
Occupation or profession
"Hook, ___, and sinker"
Pound home point of fishing tackle
"Fold here" mark USA Today 18 Dec 2024
Cry from a forgetful performer LA Times Daily 17 Dec 2024
Queue Commuter 13 Dec 2024
Checkout nuisance Wall Street Journal 11 Dec 2024
One's job and genealogical background (4)
Company running regular services of ships or aircraft
Mark to turn up some chenille (4)
*Story about new high-level link between leaders (4)
Draw a _ in the sand USA Today 28 Nov 2024
Disturbed the French in queue (4)
Queue; railway route The Times Concise 23 Nov 2024
Dotted signature spot
Cover the interior
Occuoatior
Neil sent message (4)
Waiter's place LA Times Daily 14 Nov 2024
Queue Eugene Sheffer 14 Nov 2024
"Drop me a __!" Commuter 07 Nov 2024
Diagonal, e.g. Wall Street Journal 06 Nov 2024
Queue USA Today 05 Nov 2024
"I've forgotten what I'm supposed to say here"
A brief note expresses the policy (4)
Follower of hair, hard or help The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 27 Oct 2024
He creates an impression as producer of signs on the railway track? (4-8)
Shipping service used by fishermen (4)
File the brief communication (4)
Actor's sheepish request
Short letter making us row (4)
Airport annoyance that might make you wait in order to get through security
Alliance evenly set battle boundary (4)
Gridiron grouping Wall Street Journal 12 Oct 2024
Straight thing from a ruler? Family Time 07 Oct 2024
Queue USA Today Quick 05 Oct 2024
Row of people, 5 things or printed words (4)
Piccadilly or Victoria, e.g. The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 29 Sep 2024
Police drama with Vicky McClure, ___- of Duty (4)
Amusement park hassle
Queue of people Commuter 18 Sep 2024
It may be dropped in a short communication
The Thin Red ___
Course of Nile meandering (4)
Business alliance oddly failing
Annoyance at the grocery store
File railway stock story The Telegraph Toughie 27 Aug 2024
*Synonym of queue ... or unit in 31a
Queue at a counter Commuter 19 Aug 2024
--> ____ (obeys the rules) USA Today Quick 15 Aug 2024
Word after "finish" or "pick up"
Part of a script Commuter 30 Jul 2024
____ of Duty, police drama The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 28 Jul 2024
Neil upset band Mirror Cryptic 26 Jul 2024
People waiting Commuter 26 Jul 2024
Queue Mirror Quick 26 Jul 2024
Word before "dancing" or "drawing" USA Today 18 Jul 2024
Part of a script Commuter 17 Jul 2024
Queue
Shout from a forgetful actor New York Times 16 Jul 2024
In the __ of duty Commuter 13 Jul 2024
Group of products Commuter 11 Jul 2024
Put a backing material on (4)
Rank and generations shown by family trees (8)
Clothes hanging rope (4)
Maintain order: keep in -
Finding the genealogical descent is a job (4)
Queue for occupation (4)
Left in first even row (4)
Queue USA Today Quick 18 Jun 2024
Conga queue
Join 2 dots to get this straight trace
Pork pie stuffed with bit of nougat's rank
Draw this to restrict queue (4)
Telephone connection (4) Puzzler 07 Jun 2024
Railway branch Mirror Tea Time 06 Jun 2024
"Walk the -"
It's a job to cover the inside (4)
Leonard and I form a queue
Queue Commuter 20 May 2024
Transportation system Newsday 17 May 2024
Patter story
In Berlin expect a row
Stripe Mirror Quick 08 May 2024
Nile made meandering course Mirror Cryptic 08 May 2024
"Whose ___ Is It Anyway?"
"Hook, ___, and sinker"
Forgetful actor's cry Universal 01 May 2024
"Walk the ___" (2005 biopic for which Reese Witherspoon won an Oscar)
Wait in ___ USA Today 27 Apr 2024
Sign on the dotted __ Newsday 23 Apr 2024
There's a fine ___ between clever and stupid
___ dancing is popular with cowboys!
Even alliance has a telephone connection (4)
"I forgot what to say!" LA Times Daily 13 Apr 2024
Queue Commuter 10 Apr 2024
Script unit Wall Street Journal 08 Apr 2024
BBC drama about dodgy police officers, _ Of Duty (4)
"Hook, ___, and sinker"
Give material backing? (4)
It goes from point A to point B Universal 26 Mar 2024
____ of scrimmage
State of conformity
Toe the __ (be obedient) Newsday 18 Mar 2024
Queue or script segment Family Time 17 Mar 2024
Railway branch Mirror Tea Time 09 Mar 2024
Queue Commuter 07 Mar 2024
Walk the ___, Johnny Cash biopic (4)
Sign on the dotted __ Newsday 04 Mar 2024
Single piece of dialogue in a script
Draw a ___ in the sand Universal 03 Mar 2024
Dash or slash LA Times Daily 03 Mar 2024
Word that when placed between Whose and Is It Anyway gives the title of an improv show that ran from 1988 until 1999 (4)
"Whose ___ Is It Anyway?" (improv TV series)
Subway route Universal 28 Feb 2024
Ruled mark
Popular name for a diplomatic phone link between Russia and the US, the Hot ...
"Dance" or "graph" end
Don Juan's patter
Course porky nurses finish for luncheon
Queue Thomas Joseph 12 Feb 2024
Row of people
Queue, in the U.S. Universal 05 Feb 2024
Stand in ___ (wait your turn)
It's dropped in correspondence course (4)
Rail route used by Berliners (4)
Row of a poem Newsday 29 Jan 2024
Elizabeth or Victoria? (4)
Something for an actor to remember Family Time 28 Jan 2024
Stick figure's torso LA Times Daily 27 Jan 2024
A popular nightclub might have one New York Times 26 Jan 2024
Pickup ___ (flirting technique)
String of people
Part of a drawing Family Time 21 Jan 2024
Cruise operator
Word before dance or up
Walford East station is on the District ___ (4)
Bit of film dialog
Word attached to sky or air Commuter 06 Jan 2024
(Fishing [___ graph]
No opening for prison connection (4)
A job in "Dynasty" (4)
What hitting the ... New York Times Mini 01 Jan 2024
Word with "punch'or "ticket"
"This is where we draw the ___"
"Hook, ___, and sinker"
___ of scrimmage
Straight row Mirror Tea Time 14 Dec 2023
Blue ___, marked point in ice hockey beyond which players cannot enter without the puck
___ in the sand
Singles-bar patter
Toe the __ (obey) Newsday 04 Dec 2023
Metro route Wall Street Journal 22 Nov 2023
Cord to hang washing on (4) Puzzler 11 Nov 2023
Script bit Thomas Joseph 09 Nov 2023
Script unit Thomas Joseph 25 Oct 2023
Script bit Thomas Joseph 21 Oct 2023
Request from an actor USA Today 04 Oct 2023
Script unit Thomas Joseph 02 Oct 2023
Toe the __ (behave) Newsday 27 Sep 2023
Checkout queue LA Times Daily 12 Sep 2023
"Hook, ___, and sinker"
Bit of dialogue USA Today 20 Aug 2023
Prompter's cue LA Times Daily 19 Aug 2023
Pipe used to transport liquids or gases The Guardian Quick 15 Aug 2023
See 20 The Guardian Cryptic 11 Aug 2023
Script part Premier Sunday 30 Jul 2023
Row of people waiting Newsday 17 Jul 2023
Sign on the dotted __ Newsday 10 Jul 2023
Forgetful actor's request USA Today 27 Jun 2023
Assembly ___ (factory sight)
Row of people waiting Newsday 29 May 2023
Queue, for one
Annoyance at Six Flags Universal 06 May 2023
Poem excerpt Newsday 23 Apr 2023
Bus system Newsday 20 Apr 2023
Type of dancing or drawing
Group of merchandise Newsday 31 Mar 2023
Script bit Thomas Joseph 31 Mar 2023
Queue Eugene Sheffer 27 Mar 2023
Gambler's point spread New York Times 03 Mar 2023
Common theme park sight New York Times 01 Mar 2023
One-third of a haiku LA Times Daily 02 Feb 2023
'Whose ___ Is It Anyway?' (long-running improv show) New York Times 30 Jan 2023
Queue LA Times Daily 23 Jan 2023
Command to a prompter LA Times Daily 20 Jan 2023
Script part Universal 11 Jan 2023
Punch ___ (final phrase of a joke)
Ruler's creation Family Time 26 Dec 2022
One-dimensional drawing New York Times 26 Dec 2022
Sign of a popular amusement park ride Wall Street Journal 20 Dec 2022
Wait in this Family Time 18 Dec 2022
Single-file formation USA Today 14 Nov 2022
Word after party or date New York Times 30 Oct 2022
Policy that may be laid down by ruler The Times Cryptic 26 Oct 2022
Queue Universal 20 Oct 2022
Sentence of a film script Newsday 11 Oct 2022
Queue USA Today 11 Oct 2022
What a fishing rod rolls up Family Time 03 Oct 2022
Queue Eugene Sheffer 15 Sep 2022
Script bit Thomas Joseph 14 Sep 2022
Fishing __ Newsday 10 Sep 2022
Row of people waiting Newsday 24 Aug 2022
Row Canadiana 22 Aug 2022
Theme park nuisance USA Today 19 Aug 2022
See 1 Across The Telegraph Toughie 18 Aug 2022
One-third of a 15-Across LA Times Daily 09 Aug 2022
Row, some quarrel in essence The Telegraph Toughie 26 Jul 2022
'Dotted' contract part Newsday 25 Jul 2022
__ item Newsday 23 Jul 2022
Queue Eugene Sheffer 15 Jul 2022
See 17 The Guardian Cryptic 08 Jul 2022
Queue of people Newsday 27 Jun 2022
See 16 The Guardian Cryptic 27 May 2022
Queue Eugene Sheffer 26 May 2022
Row of people waiting Newsday 04 May 2022
"Hook, ___, and sinker"
Fishing string Universal 06 Apr 2022
Script unit Thomas Joseph 06 Apr 2022
Ruler's creation Family Time 28 Feb 2022
Small part of a film script Newsday 23 Feb 2022
Bit of dialogue USA Today 15 Feb 2022
Policy of alliance oddly abandoned The Times Cryptic 16 Dec 2021
'I forgot what to say!' The Washington Post Sunday 12 Dec 2021
Family business
Word after "finish" or "pickup"
Part of a parallel pair Universal 06 Dec 2021
Stanza part LA Times Daily 02 Dec 2021
Part of a script USA Today 27 Nov 2021
It may be long at a ticket booth
Queue Eugene Sheffer 11 Nov 2021
Poem unit Wall Street Journal 04 Nov 2021
Bit of dialogue USA Today 02 Nov 2021
What a fishing reel rolls up Family Time 01 Nov 2021
Request during a rehearsal Wall Street Journal 27 Oct 2021
Ruler's creation Family Time 24 Oct 2021
Snippet of dialogue LA Times Daily 17 Oct 2021
Post office hassle USA Today 17 Oct 2021
Snippet of dialogue The Washington Post 17 Oct 2021
Word after "base" or "belt" Universal 07 Oct 2021
Poem's brief excerpt Newsday 06 Oct 2021
Actor's delivery
One might form outside the bathroom USA Today 23 Sep 2021
__ dancing Newsday 18 Sep 2021
Script unit Thomas Joseph 15 Sep 2021
See 17-Across The Washington Post 01 Sep 2021
See 17-Across LA Times Daily 01 Sep 2021
Pickup ___ (flirting technique)
'I need a cue!' USA Today 12 Aug 2021
Living life in the fast lane at the opening and closing of bar Irish Times Crosaire 04 Aug 2021
Points connector LA Times Daily 26 Jul 2021
Points connector The Washington Post 26 Jul 2021
"Whose ___ Is It Anyway?"
Holdup at the bank Wall Street Journal 15 Jul 2021
Row of people waiting Newsday 06 Jul 2021
Row in Dublin estate
Train route New York Times 18 Jun 2021
Long narrow mark The Times Concise 02 Jun 2021
Wait in this Family Time 24 May 2021
Queue USA Today 15 May 2021
Annoyance at checkout Wall Street Journal 03 May 2021
___ of sight
Bit of a script Premier Sunday 11 Apr 2021
Queue Universal 24 Mar 2021
It may be a cue The Washington Post 20 Mar 2021
It may be a cue LA Times Daily 20 Mar 2021
Type of drawing
Script bit Thomas Joseph 17 Mar 2021
"I Walk the ___," 1956 song by Johnny Cash that was his first number one hit on Billboard
See 7 Down The Telegraph Toughie 26 Feb 2021
One drawn in the sand LA Times Daily 09 Feb 2021
One drawn in the sand The Washington Post 09 Feb 2021
Final financial figure ("bottom") Universal 09 Feb 2021
Living life in the fast lane at the opening and closing of bar Irish Times Crosaire 05 Feb 2021
Script unit Wall Street Journal 01 Feb 2021
Convenience store inconvenience LA Times Daily 18 Jan 2021
Convenience store inconvenience The Washington Post 18 Jan 2021
Rehearsal request Wall Street Journal 02 Jan 2021
Queue Eugene Sheffer 31 Dec 2020
Script unit Thomas Joseph 02 Dec 2020
Radius, e.g The Washington Post Sunday 22 Nov 2020
Cross the ___ USA Today 12 Nov 2020
Row of a poem Newsday 10 Nov 2020
Florida Georgia ___, country music duo that won a Billboard Music Award for their hit song "Meant to Be"
Airport screening likelihood LA Times Daily 01 Nov 2020
Airport screening likelihood The Washington Post 01 Nov 2020
Queue
One of three in a haiku USA Today 29 Oct 2020
It may be parallel [E] Jonesin 20 Oct 2020
Class of merchandise LA Times Daily 30 Sep 2020
Row of people waiting Newsday 31 Aug 2020
Group of waiters Newsday 30 Aug 2020
Subway branch Universal 20 Aug 2020
"Here is where we draw the ___"
"Whose ___ Is It Anyway?" (TV show)
Word before "drive" or "dance" Universal 26 Jul 2020
Component of an actor's delivery
Bar opens in 34 across Irish Times Crosaire 04 Jul 2020
See 15-Down Universal 04 Jul 2020
One starts at a terminal Universal 25 Jun 2020
Ticket booth hassle USA Today 07 Jun 2020
It might be dotted USA Today 11 May 2020
'I forgot what I'm supposed to say here!' New York Times 01 May 2020
Betting odds New York Times 29 Apr 2020
A kind of dancing Canadiana 27 Apr 2020
Theme park headache Universal 24 Apr 2020
One of a limerick's five USA Today 18 Apr 2020
One may be dotted Universal 07 Apr 2020
Bit of dialogue USA Today 19 Mar 2020
Actor's delivery?
Conga-dancing formation Premier Sunday 01 Mar 2020
Queue
See 6 Down The Telegraph Toughie 07 Feb 2020
Fine ___ between two things (subtle difference)
Convenience store inconvenience USA Today 05 Jan 2020
Angle or angler's necessity LA Times Daily 27 Dec 2019
Angle or angler's necessity The Washington Post 27 Dec 2019
Series of ancestors Universal 26 Dec 2019
Bit of film dialogue Newsday 20 Nov 2019
No surprise to a Disney World arrival The Washington Post 17 Nov 2019
No surprise to a Disney World arrival LA Times Daily 17 Nov 2019
Limerick part USA Today 10 Nov 2019
Post office annoyance USA Today 16 Oct 2019
Assembly ___ The Washington Post Sunday 06 Oct 2019
With 19-Across, Cotton-Eyed Joe, e.g New York Times 20 Sep 2019
It's long relative to its width Irish Times Simplex 16 Sep 2019
Group of waiters The New Yorker 09 Sep 2019
Wrinkle; row The Times Concise 05 Sep 2019
Another word for queue
Haiku part USA Today 26 Aug 2019
Aside on stage, e.g The Washington Post Sunday 25 Aug 2019
What you get when you connect the dots
Queue
Ruffian entertaining in European Union move
Black Friday likelihood The Washington Post 19 Jul 2019
Synonym of the last parts of 17- and 66-Across and 10- and 30-Down USA Today 19 Jul 2019
Black Friday likelihood LA Times Daily 19 Jul 2019
Script unit New York Times 10 Jul 2019
Queue (up) LA Times Daily 05 Jul 2019
Queue (up) The Washington Post 05 Jul 2019
"Whose ___ Is It Anyway?" (improv comedy show)
''Dotted'' contract part Newsday 17 Jun 2019
Word with fishing or party The Washington Post 13 Jun 2019
Word with fishing or party LA Times Daily 13 Jun 2019
Profession or procession Newsday 06 Jun 2019
Quarterback's protectors USA Today 04 Jun 2019
Ruler and pencil creation Family Time 26 May 2019
What you get by joining two dots
Queue
Ticket booth annoyance LA Times Daily 22 Apr 2019
Ticket booth annoyance The Washington Post 22 Apr 2019
Triangle side, say LA Times Daily 19 Apr 2019
Triangle side, say The Washington Post 19 Apr 2019
Cue card contents USA Today 05 Apr 2019
Dialogue bit Premier Sunday 31 Mar 2019
Reinforce Newsday 23 Mar 2019
Word before drive or drawing USA Today 08 Mar 2019
Verse part USA Today 04 Mar 2019
Railroad division New York Times 02 Mar 2019
Feature of a busy amusement park The Washington Post 23 Feb 2019
Feature of a busy amusement park LA Times Daily 23 Feb 2019
Script fraction LA Times Daily 20 Feb 2019
Script fraction The Washington Post 20 Feb 2019
___ Universal 18 Feb 2019
Bit of dialogue Newsday 17 Feb 2019
Lorraine lets out roar in bar Irish Times Crosaire 09 Feb 2019
"Cross the ___" (cross the limits)
Johnny Cash's first number one hit, "I Walk the ___"
Screenplay bit USA Today 28 Jan 2019
Essay unit
Queue (up)
Limerick part
Post office annoyance
Quarterback's protectors
Screenplay bit
Synonym of the last parts of 17- and 66-Across and 10- and 30-Down
Verse part
Word before drive or drawing
Black Friday likelihood
Word with fishing or party
Triangle side, say
Ticket booth annoyance
Theme park annoyance
Script fraction
With 19-Across, Cotton-Eyed Joe, e.g.
Script unit
Railroad division
Feature of a busy amusement park
Queue
___
Bit of dialogue
Cue card contents
Haiku part
Manufacturer's assortment Newsday 30 Dec 2018
Thing to wait in Family Time 24 Dec 2018
Family business The Telegraph Cryptic 16 Dec 2018
Box office backup USA Today 13 Dec 2018
Queue in a bank, say
Business just one an actor must learn
See 65-Down Premier Sunday 28 Oct 2018
Soliloquy segment The Washington Post Sunday 21 Oct 2018
QB's protectors Universal 19 Oct 2018
Another word for a queue at a ticket booth
Bit of an actor's dialogue
Word with "dotted" Universal 04 Oct 2018
Wrinkle; phone link The Times Concise 04 Oct 2018
One of a haiku's three USA Today 25 Sep 2018
Bar queue Irish Times Crosaire 22 Sep 2018
Conga formation USA Today 18 Sep 2018
Queue
One-fifth of a limerick LA Times Daily 16 Aug 2018
One-fifth of a limerick The Washington Post 16 Aug 2018
Group waiting for a cashier Newsday 14 Aug 2018
Checkout annoyance Wall Street Journal 13 Aug 2018
Nothing given back by European bar
Ruler's creation Universal 22 Jul 2018
A cameo might have one New York Times 20 Jul 2018
Track delivery given in singles bar?
'Rent' statement, say The Washington Post Sunday 01 Jul 2018
Singles bar delivery USA Today 26 Jun 2018
Conversation piece New York Times 31 May 2018
Short note Universal 22 May 2018
Queue
Field of work The Washington Post 10 May 2018
Field of work LA Times Daily 10 May 2018
Something to flub or drop USA Today 04 May 2018
Script snippet Wall Street Journal 30 Apr 2018
Field of work
Bank annoyance USA Today 20 Apr 2018
Field of work
Company's wares Wall Street Journal 04 Apr 2018
Bank annoyance New York Times 31 Mar 2018
Brief script excerpt Newsday 18 Mar 2018
Screenplay segment USA Today 16 Mar 2018
Queue
Queue
"Sign above the dotted ___" (instruction on some forms)
Queue New York Times 12 Feb 2018
"Toe the ____," (Obey the rules)
Box office backup
Word with "dotted"
Short note
Ruler's creation
QB's protectors
A cameo might have one
Bank annoyance
Conversation piece
Queue
Bank annoyance
Field of work
One-fifth of a limerick
Sestet sixth
Script snippet
Request during a rehearsal
Conga formation
One of a haiku's three
Singles bar delivery
Company's wares
Something to flub or drop
Checkout annoyance
See 2-Down The Washington Post 24 Dec 2017
See 2-Down LA Times Daily 24 Dec 2017
What you wait in, at the supermarket
Group of waiters Wall Street Journal 14 Dec 2017
Wrinkle Canadiana 04 Dec 2017
Merchandise grouping Newsday 26 Nov 2017
"Love your nails," e.g USA Today 23 Nov 2017
Toe the __ (behave) Newsday 21 Nov 2017
Assemblage of buses Newsday 18 Nov 2017
Word after finish or foul USA Today 13 Nov 2017
Airport security holdup New York Times 10 Nov 2017
Snippet of poetry The Washington Post 24 Oct 2017
Snippet of poetry LA Times Daily 24 Oct 2017
Ticket booth sight The Washington Post 20 Oct 2017
Ticket booth sight LA Times Daily 20 Oct 2017
Bottom ___ The Washington Post Sunday 27 Aug 2017
Policy of alliance regularly dismissed
End of the __ (last stop) Newsday 08 Aug 2017
Request to a prompter Wall Street Journal 02 Aug 2017
Bus route Newsday 18 Jul 2017
Fashion collection Newsday 13 Jul 2017
Seafarers cross it ceremonially in number of ships The Telegraph Cryptic 10 Jul 2017
What T.S.A. Precheck helps people avoid New York Times 02 Jul 2017
Arrangement prior to uptake of drugs policy
Bus route Jonesin 30 May 2017
Ruler's creation Family Time 21 May 2017
'y = 2x,' e.g New York Times 18 May 2017
Thing drawn in the sand? Universal 10 May 2017
Brief note expresses policy The Telegraph Cryptic 01 May 2017
Quick note Premier Sunday 30 Apr 2017
Hook, ___, and sinker
Insulate, as a jacket The Washington Post 05 Apr 2017
Insulate, as a jacket LA Times Daily 05 Apr 2017
Sample from Michelin eatery fed to actor Irish Times Crosaire 01 Apr 2017
Row The Telegraph Quick 12 Mar 2017
Script bit USA Today 10 Mar 2017
Prompter's whisper USA Today 05 Mar 2017
"This is where we draw the ___"
Ruler's product Universal 27 Feb 2017
Any clothing brand Universal 18 Feb 2017
Very small part for an actor, but it's a job The Telegraph Cryptic 06 Feb 2017
Ancestry Canadiana 23 Jan 2017
Toe the __ (do as told) Newsday 09 Jan 2017
Word after finish or foul
Ticket booth sight
Script bit
"Love your nails," e.g.
Snippet of poetry
See 2-Down
Insulate, as a jacket
Any clothing brand
Airport security holdup
What T.S.A. Precheck helps people avoid
Thing drawn in the sand?
"y = 2x," e.g.
Sentence in a script Newsday 13 Dec 2016
What can be made with a ruler Family Time 12 Dec 2016
Subway ___ New York Times 10 Dec 2016
One-fifth of any limerick Universal 09 Dec 2016
Shipping company policy
Pickup shtick Wall Street Journal 07 Dec 2016
Skin wrinkle The Times Concise 02 Dec 2016
Railway track; policy The Times Concise 09 Nov 2016
Pedigree Newsday 06 Nov 2016
Sentence in a script USA Today 12 Oct 2016
It may be toed or crossed USA Today 30 Sep 2016
Fishing cord Newsday 14 Sep 2016
Railway track; wrinkle The Times Concise 31 Aug 2016
An American queue The Guardian Quick 26 Aug 2016
Forgetful actor's request Wall Street Journal 20 Aug 2016
Hook and sinker's partner The Washington Post 18 Aug 2016
Punch or party follower The Chronicle of Higher Education 05 Aug 2016
Shoppers' headache New York Times 29 Jul 2016
Cue card words USA Today 17 Jul 2016
Insulate Newsday 02 Jul 2016
Prompter's whisper Universal 15 Jun 2016
Checkout hassle LA Times Daily 08 Jun 2016
Pickup or fishing ___ USA Today 02 Jun 2016
Dialogue bit USA Today 17 May 2016
One of a limerick's five The Washington Post 30 Apr 2016
Singles bar come-on USA Today 19 Apr 2016
Annoyance at the checkout Wall Street Journal 28 Mar 2016
Nuisance at the bank Wall Street Journal 08 Mar 2016
Policy to cover on the inside The Times Cryptic 04 Mar 2016
Extra's goal The Washington Post 18 Feb 2016
It may be dotted The Washington Post 05 Feb 2016
Script unit Universal 06 Jan 2016
It may be toed or crossed
Dialogue bit
Shoppers' headache
Cue card words
Subway ___
Prompter's whisper
Checkout hassle
Punch or party follower
Pickup or fishing ___
Script unit
Brief part of a poem Newsday 23 Dec 2015
Part of a script Family Time 20 Dec 2015
Forgetful actor's cry Universal 18 Nov 2015
Poem piece LA Times Daily 18 Nov 2015
Script snippet Newsday 15 Nov 2015
Tackle's place Wall Street Journal 12 Nov 2015
Something to wait in Family Time 01 Nov 2015
Poem part Wall Street Journal 29 Oct 2015
Policy revealed in short note The Telegraph Cryptic 05 Oct 2015
Country dance formation USA Today 29 Sep 2015
Field of business USA Today 26 Sep 2015
Equator, for instance Newsday 29 Jul 2015
DMV staple Universal 31 May 2015
Fill column
... to cover the inside track The Telegraph Toughie 15 May 2015
Come-on USA Today 14 May 2015
Checkout counter annoyance Family Time 04 May 2015
'Come here often?,' e.g New York Times 21 Apr 2015
Phone connection Jonesin 09 Apr 2015
It may be a cue or a queue The Chronicle of Higher Education 03 Apr 2015
Quick letter Newsday 26 Mar 2015
Queue Canadiana 23 Mar 2015
Queue The Chronicle of Higher Education 20 Mar 2015
Checkout headache Universal 20 Feb 2015
Bit of scripting USA Today 08 Feb 2015
Business LA Times Daily 06 Feb 2015
Checkout annoyance Universal 01 Feb 2015
Parallel, e.g Jonesin 15 Jan 2015
Something to wait in USA Today 07 Jan 2015
"Come here often?," e.g.
Toe the __ (behave)
Script snippet
Quick letter
Equator, for instance
End of the __ (last stop)
Country dance formation
Poem part
Field of business
Forgetful actor's cry
Court divider
Intersection of two planes
It may be a cue or a queue
Brief part of a poem
Bit of film dialogue
Part of a poem
Something to wait in
Tackle's place
Poem piece
Forgetful actor's cry
DMV staple
Checkout headache
Checkout annoyance
Queue or cue
Queue
"What's your sign?," e.g.
Come-on
Business
Bit of scripting
Gerry Rafferty "Right Down the ___"
Connector of two points
Checkout headache
Dialogue unit
It's often long at Disneyland
Queue
Tote board info
Check-in delayer
Dialogue bit
Queue (up)
Something to draw or toe
Script unit
Queue
Group that's waiting for a teller
Word with "punch" or "ticket"
Row of waiters
Group of people waiting
Ancestry
It may be drawn in the sand
__ drive
Singles bar conversation starter
Short note
Conga formation
"Was that an earthquake or did you just rock my world?," for one
Conga formation
Rehearsal request
Word with head, bread, red or dead
Pickup shtick?
Pickup initiator
Cruise company
Business
See 9-Down
Impatient person's annoyance
Group of waiters?
Poetry unit
Place to wait
Pickup initiator
It's written in script?
Row of waiters
Salesman's wares
Toto "Hold the ___"
Script bit
Group waiting to pay
Jefferson Starship "Layin' It on the ___"
See 102-Across
Queue
Bit of dialog
Word that can follow each part of the answers to the six starred clues
Checkout formation
Box office sight
See 53-Across
Bunch of waiters
Bank holdup?
Inspection formation
Merchandise division
Checkout-counter backup
Toe the __ (obey)
Amusement park annoyance
Amusement park annoyance
Come-on
Oft-flubbed thing
Salesman's wares
Something to draw or toe
Poetry unit
Place to wait
Lay it on the ___
__ of work
Short note
Sentence in a film script
Fishing gear
Bit of a poem
Arrange in a row
Box office sight, often
Finish finish?
It may be broken on the road
Limerick fifth
Pickup shtick
Queue
Reel nylon
Script snippet
Subway route
Queue
Forgetful actor's shout
Billy Joel "Somewhere Along the ___"
Script snippet
Reel nylon
Pickup shtick
Limerick fifth
It may be broken on the road
Finish finish?
Box office sight, often
Bit of dialogue
Extra desire?
Parallel, e.g.
Very short note
Graph element
Forgetful actor's word
Feature of a checkout stand or a pickup artist
Queue
Sentence in a script
Protection for Tom Brady
Forgetful actor's request
Propositional phrase?
Ancestry
"Come here often?" e.g.
Bank holdup?
Contour
It may be drawn in the sand
One result of a gas shortage
Script segment
Toe the ___ (be obedient)
Bit of poetry
It may be overheard in a bar
Fishing need
Pencil mark
Singles bar delivery
"Walk the ___" (2005 biopic)
Toe the __ (be obedient)
Pickup facilitator
Small part of a movie script
Box-office sight
y = 3x + 5 representation, e.g.
Come-on
Bit of dialogue
Bit of poetry
"Come here often?" is one
Shortest distance between two points
Word with punch or party
Pickup facilitator
Row of waiters
Word with punch or party
Profession
Fishing need
Party __
Piece in a movie script
Row of waiters
Triumph "Lay It on the ___"
Group of bus routes
"Come here often?" is one
Related business products
"Come here often?" e.g.
Troop formation
Singles bar come-on
Indication of a hit show
Subway route
Related business products
Occupation
"Come here often?" is one
Toe the __ (behave oneself)
Bus route
Bus system
Couplet part
Pen stroke
People waiting
Checkout annoyance
"Come here often?", e.g.
Pickup trick
Short written message
Drop a __ to (write)
Checkout nuisance
Something written in script?
Queue, and word that can follow both words in the answers to starred clues
Ticket window sight
Unemployment office sight
Quick note
Waiter's place
Script unit
It might be flubbed
Salesman's stock
One of five in a limerick
Pickup trick
Finish finish?
Ticket window sight
Queue, and word that can follow both words in the answers to starred clues
Hard-to-swallow verbiage
Conga formation
Couture collection
An actor may trip over one
"Don't I know you from somewhere?" e.g.
Insulate
Botox target
Place for waiters
Word that can follow both the first and second words of 21- and 56-Across, and 3-, 29-, and 36-Down
Insulate
It can be a cue, or follow one
It might initiate a pickup
Pickup facilitator?
It's one-dimensional
Occupation
Part of a poem
Phone __
Place to wait
Prompt delivery
Y-axis, for one
See 84-Across
Pickup shtick
"Come here often?" is one
Box-office backup
Company's wares
Waiter's place
Stock of goods for sale
Pickup shtick
Pickup facilitator?
It might initiate a pickup
It can be a cue, or follow one
It may be dotted
Bank holdup?
Sign of a hit show
It is often dropped
Box office formation
Policy
Airport delay?
Hard-to-swallow verbiage
See 7-Down
See 61-Across
Pickup words, e.g.
Play bit
Something to wait in
Odds on the game
Queue
"Come here often?" say
Bar or pie alternative
A straight one is the shortest distance between two points
Come-on
String
"What's My ___?" (old game show)
For example, "Come here often?"
Stem cell group
Play excerpt
A straight one is the shortest distance between two points
Spiel
Bit of dialogue
Box office sight
Bit of dialogue
Poem unit
Something to wait in
Word that can follow the starts of 17-, 27-, 44- and 59-Across
Pickup shtick
Indication of a hit show
Word with party or service
Forgetful actor's request
Something to hold or drop
Actor's delivery
Waiter's place
Series
Bit of poetry
Propositional phrase?
Dots connector
Place to stand and wait
Quarterback's protection
Quarterback's protection
Script detail
One is "Come here often?"
It may be overheard in a bar
Pickup delivery?
Party or clothes follower
Pick-up catchphrase
Come-on
Pickup shtick?
Queue
Waiter's spot
Trade
Sort of dance
"Don't I know you from somewhere?," e.g.
Script snippet
Point connector
Word with straight or crooked
Down the __ (eventually)
Bus route
y = x, e.g.
"What's your sign?" is one
"What's your sign?" is one
Letter that's dropped?
Letter that's dropped?
Cue, perhaps
Checkout nuisance
Betting odds
___ of credit
Word with party or dedicated
Impatient person's dread
Impatient person's annoyance
Area of expertise
Ancestry
"Do you come here often?," e.g.
Cover the inside
"What's My __?"
Confused actor's request
Pickup shtick?
Sign on the dotted __
Unit of stage script
Limerick part
Pat response
Diagonal, e.g.
Word with dance or drive
End to end, on the gridiron
Bank annoyance
Geometry basic
Geometry basic
Come-on
Betting odds
Field of business
Pick-up lure
Retail grouping
Word before dance or drive
Box-office backup
Betting odds
Pedigree
Pat response
Word with dance or drive
Bus route
Palmist's concern
One-dimensional figure
Row
Tote board info
One-fifth of a limerick
Prompter's whisper
Field of work
Box-office backup
Come-on
Pickup shtick?
Bit of poetry
Bank holdup
"So, what's your sign?" is one
Type of dance or drawing
Hawser
Fishing need
Descendants
Word with stream or head
Part of a poem
Help from a lifeguard
Finish finish?
Checkout nuisance
Bit of dialogue
Betting odds
Place to wait
Waiter's place
Railroad track
Box-office sight
Pickup words
"Come here often?" is one
Odds on the game
Type of dance or drawing
Picker-upper's need?
Mason/Dixon product
"Do you come here often?," for one
Dancing formation
It may be dropped
Fishing cord
Script snippet
What's My ___7'
Salesman's stock
Odds on the game
Request during rehearsal
Occupation
Amusement park annoyance
It may be overheard in a bar
Box office formation
Reinforce a raincoat
Waiter's place
Tackles are part of it
What's My ___?
Trade
"A Chorus ___"
Waiter's place
Subway route
"What's your sign?" is one
Betting odds
"What's your sign?" for one
Forgetful actor's cry
Word before dance or drive
Request for help at a rehearsal
Heard in the bar scene, perhaps
Waiter's station?
Conga feature
Checkout counter annoyance
Part of a script
Group of waiters?
Continuous mark
Drive or cut preceder
Palmist's concern
Boundary
Boat rope
"A Chorus __"
Fishing necessity
Salesman's stock
An actor may trip over one
Script snippet
Talking point
Playboy's come-on
Bit of dialogue
Part of a football team
Drop a __ (write)
Waiters' formation
Bottom ___
Difficult to toe?
Singles bar icebreaker
Boundary
Demarcation
Checkout headache
Row
Toe the __
Confused actor's request
Result of a gas shortage
Bank sight
"What's your sign?" is one
Type of dance
Ticket booth phenomenon
Pickup routine
Script unit
Policy of alliance oddly abandoned
Cord
Roue's come-on
Mason-Dixon follower
Word with finish or foul
Pitch by 53 Across
Do you come here often? e.g.
Word with drive or drawing
Sign of a hit show
Help from a lifeguard
Waiters' group?
Unit of stage script
Part of a poem
Sailor's rope
__ of scrimmage
Subway system
Ship's rope
Lay it on the ___
Drop a ___: write a letter
One-dimensional figure
Retail grouping
Something to draw or toe
Spiel
Furrow
Contour
Game of bowling
Stock of goods for sale
Toe the ____
Route
Checkout headache
"You come here often?" e.g.
Spiel
Betting odds
Fishing cord
Clothes dryer
Crossing the -
Brief note
Word with drawing or drive
Glib comment
Row
Rule
Kind of backer
Motor vehicle bureau feature
Supermarket phenomenon
Part of a fishing trio
Interface
Mode of conversation
Tackle's place
What a tourist may drop
Football wall
"Rock Island ___," 1956 song
Electrical wire circuit
Occupation
Job
Johnny Cash walks it
Kind of drawing
Cover inside
Clothes holder
Row
Furrow
What L. Taylor backs
Cover the inside
Equator, e.g.
Maginot, for one
Backyard dryer
Part of a football team
What a vacationer drops
"I Walk the ___," Cash hit
Hook and sinker's companion
Business
Equator, figuratively
Brief note
Train
Word after by or side
The odds
Calling
Clothes chaser
End to end, on the gridiron
Railroad or bus chaser
Wrinkle
Bookie's ballgame odds
From end to end, football-wise
Straight or product
Maginot or Siegfried
Ceil
Rock Island or B.&O.
Verse
What a tourist drops
What a fullback hits
Cable
Cash walks it
Couturier's offering
"A Chorus ___"
Don Juan's pitch
Note
Word with party or date
Hair or dead follower
Hair follower
Masher's come-on
Item a piscator needs
Toe the ___
Masher's spiel
"Hold that ___!"
Spiel
Merchandise available
Cover on the inside
Party ___
Rake's spiel
Postcard note
Gift of gab
This may be dotted
Patent spiel
What tourists drop
Something to drop while away
Word with goal or side
Kind of drive or drawing
Item delivered by an actor
Something travelers drop
Breed of animals
Word with bread or life
Short letter
Kind of storm
Short message
Part of a grid team
The bottom one counts
Bee or pipe
Highway marking
Football's front seven
Salesman's need
Place for a guard
Kind of drive or squall
Do a tailoring job
Course of action
Clothes or dotted
Center's place
Kind of drive
Kind of baseball drive
Football-team unit
Family tree
End to end, in football
Bettors' morning ___
Court marker
Ends, guards, etc.
Ends, tackles, etc.
Seam
Do a inside job
One's business
Date or party
Railroad.
Stock of merchandise.
Procession.
Party ___.
Course of action.
Edge of a diamond.
Vocation.
Descent.
Poetry unit.
Note.
Family.
Course of conduct.
Bridge score division.
A railroad.
Siegfried or Maginot.
Seven members of a football team.
Seven football players.
Particular class of goods.
The equator.
One's occupation or business.
One's business.
Mark in the hand or face.
Any transportation company.
The party ___.
TV program, "What's My ___?"
Showroom samples.
Occupation or business.
Glib persuasive talk: Slang.
Football team's "forward wall."
Piping for conveying a fluid.
Threadlike mark.
1/12th of an inch.
Rampart.
Red ___ (Syrian "boundary")
Kind of drawing
Forgetful actor's question
Coke selection
Fishing device.
"What's My ___?”
Plotted by Mason and Dixon.
Stock of goods.
Short written message.
Nautical rope.
Route.
Succession.
Football term
Occupation.
Cord.
Direction.
Football term.
Item between hook and sinker.
Salesman's offerings.
___ drive.
Queue.
Short note.
Boundary.
Bounding restriction.
Equator.
Insulate.
Contour.
Purposeful conversation.
Row.
Short letter.
Salesman's wares.
Cable.
Hot ___.
Quarterback's bodyguards.
Wrinkle.
Towing rope.
Tow rope.
Supply of goods of the same general class.
Short message.
The equator (with "the").
___ drive
Equator
Salesman's samples
Seven of eleven on offense
Border.
Center, guards, tackles, ends.
Telephone wire.
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