Word "TRUE" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Adverb
Definition:
as acknowledged
Synonyms:
admittedly, avowedly, confessedly
Examples:
true, she is the smartest in her class

Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
make level, square, balanced, or concentric
Synonyms:
true up
Examples:
true up the cylinder of an engine

Part of Speech:
Adjective
Definition:
accurately fitted; level
Synonyms:
straight
Examples:
the window frame isn't quite true

Crossword Clues for TRUE

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Clue Source Date
Well-aimed Newsday 19 Jul 2024
Accurately adjusted The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 17 Jul 2024
Loyal The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 15 Jul 2024
Based on fact Mirror Classic 14 Jul 2024
"___ Lies" (film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger)
Not made up, as a story
Having little time to regret, to be honest (4)
Verifiable Eugene Sheffer 08 Jul 2024
"I will admit that"
Loyal troop-leader on the street in Paris (4)
Irrefutable Newsday 05 Jul 2024
Accurate LA Times Daily 03 Jul 2024
Loyal Eugene Sheffer 03 Jul 2024
Matthew McConaughey TV show - Detective
Spandau Ballet 1983 chart-topper (4)
Loyal, dependable (4)
Factual Commuter 29 Jun 2024
1983 UK no 1 single by Spandau Ballet Mirror Quiz 28 Jun 2024
It is time to regret, to be honest (4)
Common test answer Family Time 23 Jun 2024
False opposite
Factual Commuter 21 Jun 2024
Accurate, genuine (4)
"___ Colors" (1986 Cyndi Lauper song) (4)
Khloe Kardashian's kid (4)
Accurate Newsday 16 Jun 2024
HBO's "___ Detective: Night Country" LA Times Daily 16 Jun 2024
___- Colors, 1986 hit for Cyndi Lauper (4)
____ Romance, film co-written by Quentin Tarantino The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 13 Jun 2024
Spandau Ballet's biggest hit. (4)
Verifiable Eugene Sheffer 03 Jun 2024
Supported by facts Wall Street Journal 03 Jun 2024
It is faithful, agreeing to fact (4)
Answer on a quiz with only two options
Factually correct Commuter 28 May 2024
Bit of a brute, perhaps, but dependable (4)
Based on fact Mirror Classic 22 May 2024
So tinged at first with regret (4)
Faithful and loyal (4)
Term that can be represented by a 1, in computer science
Loyal Commuter 15 May 2024
Not false The Telegraph Quick 14 May 2024
Factually correct Newsday 13 May 2024
After tea, you regret remaining faithful (4)
Like a loyalist starting to travel on from Rouen (4)
"You're so right" USA Today 08 May 2024
Factual Commuter 07 May 2024
Correct, genuine (4)
Not false Family Time 05 May 2024
Spandau Ballet hit (4)
___ or false (quiz question type)
"Too good to be ___"
Is accurately adjusted to being constant (4)
In accordance with facts (4)
An Easterner in a rut is faithful to the end
Spandau Ballet's only top-ten U.S. hit
Word before "colors" or "love" USA Today 21 Apr 2024
Unquestionable Newsday 21 Apr 2024
Time to regret, it's a fact (4)
Word which when followed by Blood gives the title of a US supernatural drama series that ran from 2008 to 2014 (4)
Third studio album by Spandau Ballet, released in 1983 (4)
Real torture at intervals (4)
A box on a polygraph score sheet? (4)
____ or false
Turf used oddly, to be honest (4)
"You're not wrong" Universal 11 Apr 2024
Being loyal, starts to rally under ensign (4)
"___ that!" ("I agree!") LA Times Mini 08 Apr 2024
With time, regret agreeing with fact (4)
Loyal, I agree (4)
Accurate Commuter 03 Apr 2024
Heartfelt but right! (4)
See 19 Across Mirror Quiz 01 Apr 2024
2009 novel by David Baldacci Mirror Quiz 01 Apr 2024
No word of a lie Mirror Tea Time 31 Mar 2024
Loyal Wall Street Journal 30 Mar 2024
Loyal LA Times Daily 29 Mar 2024
"T," on a test USA Today 27 Mar 2024
Irrefutable Premier Sunday 24 Mar 2024
TV's Rawhide theme went, "My heart's calculating; My ... love will be waiting; Be waiting at the end of my ride
Loyal USA Today 19 Mar 2024
Correct Puzzler Backwords 18 Mar 2024
Loyal Eugene Sheffer 16 Mar 2024
Sincere leader of consortium pulled out of peaceful agreement (4)
Factual Newsday 11 Mar 2024
___ to one's word (keeping one's promise)
Test question answer
Getting this right would make the Tories understand The Telegraph Toughie 08 Mar 2024
Getting this right would make the Tories understand (4)
Regret following tail-end of regiment, to be honest! (4)
Factual Newsday 04 Mar 2024
Verifiable Eugene Sheffer 02 Mar 2024
Exact constant (4)
Yet at last regret being faithful (4)
Spandau Ballet number one (4)
So … or a word following "so" New York Times 18 Feb 2024
Genuine inflatable boats are not floating in body (4,4)
Approved on PolitiFact, say New York Times 15 Feb 2024
From the start regret being honest (4)
1983 chart-topper from Spandau Ballet (4)
"T" on a test New York Times 13 Feb 2024
Verifiable LA Times Daily 11 Feb 2024
Genuine term used at intervals (4)
Loyal to Tory leader, regret following it (4)
Wrongly capture after loss of headgear? Correct! (4)
Last patriot to regret being loyal (4)
Loyal or factual (4)
"Fair point" New York Times 26 Jan 2024
"___ Lies," 1994 action comedy starring Arnold Schwarzenegger with an oxymoronic title
Genuine, ... love
Matthew McConaughey starrer "___ Detective"
"That's correct" Newsday 17 Jan 2024
Like facts Commuter 17 Jan 2024
Factual The Guardian Quick 15 Jan 2024
Verifiable Universal 10 Jan 2024
Opposite of false Universal 08 Jan 2024
It's factual turning up in voyeur testimony (4)
& 19D 1989 romcom starring Annabella Sciorra and Ron Eldard (4,4) Mirror Quiz 03 Jan 2024
Genuine rut developed, to a point Mirror Cryptic 02 Jan 2024
Accurate Mirror Quick 02 Jan 2024
Authentic feet on somewhat prettier ormolu jardiniere The Guardian Quiptic 01 Jan 2024
Authentic feet on somewhat prettier ormolu jardiniere (4)
"Can't argue there" Universal 31 Dec 2023
Weird but ___! (National Geographic book series with interesting facts)
Factual Commuter 29 Dec 2023
"Based on a ___ story" (like the movies at 44a, 50a, 52a, and 5d)
___ crime podcast
___ Grit, 2010 western (4)
Based on fact Mirror Classic 14 Dec 2023
Khloe Kardashian's daughter _ Thompson (4)
You’re right in the first instance to have regrets
"Based on a ___ story"
"Please believe it's ___ when I tell you I love you" (lyric from a 1993 song)
Loyal Eugene Sheffer 05 Dec 2023
Based on fact The Guardian Quick 04 Dec 2023
Word of agreement Commuter 04 Dec 2023
Factual Newsday 28 Nov 2023
Genuine regret after end of summit (4)
The T of a T/F test
Genuine regret after end of fight (4) Puzzler Cryptic 26 Nov 2023
Real (4) Puzzler 25 Nov 2023
Factual Newsday 14 Nov 2023
Opposite of false USA Today 06 Nov 2023
''That's a fact'' Newsday 05 Nov 2023
"Is it ___?" (question by a skeptic)
"You make a good point" USA Today 22 Oct 2023
Right The Telegraph Quick 17 Oct 2023
"You have a point there" New York Times 05 Oct 2023
Beyond doubt Newsday 24 Sep 2023
"Indeed, so it is" New York Times 18 Sep 2023
Factually correct Newsday 18 Sep 2023
Infer releasing prisoners is right The Telegraph Toughie 13 Sep 2023
False's opposite
"Stay ___ to yourself!" ("Always believe in you!")
"___ or False" (quiz question type)
'Good point!' USA Today 18 Aug 2023
Not false Family Time 14 Aug 2023
Factually correct
Consistent with the facts The Guardian Quick 09 Aug 2023
"T," on a certain type of test
'Good point!' Wall Street Journal 07 Aug 2023
Faithful Thomas Joseph 05 Aug 2023
'You have a point' Wall Street Journal 22 Jul 2023
"Based on a ___ story"
Factual Newsday 12 Jul 2023
Some amateur theatre in retrospect is perfect The Guardian Quiptic 03 Jul 2023
Factual Newsday 02 Jul 2023
Factual Universal 30 Jun 2023
Genuine, authentic The Times Concise 16 Jun 2023
Common test answer Family Time 13 Jun 2023
Not false, on a test Family Time 11 Jun 2023
Loyal Thomas Joseph 09 Jun 2023
Factual USA Today 08 Jun 2023
"Facts!" LA Times Daily 03 Jun 2023
___ or false (test choices)
Loyal New York Times 01 Jun 2023
__-false test Newsday 22 May 2023
Factual LA Times Daily 21 May 2023
"Sounds too good to be ___"
Like real love Universal 10 May 2023
Factual Newsday 08 May 2023
Matthew McConaughey starrer "___ Detective"
Factual Thomas Joseph 01 May 2023
"Based on a ___ story..."
Genuine regret after act's conclusion The Telegraph Cryptic 28 Mar 2023
'Quite so' Newsday 17 Mar 2023
"Indubitably" LA Times Daily 16 Mar 2023
__-or-false test Newsday 06 Mar 2023
Bona fide Newsday 26 Feb 2023
Time to regret being loyal The Guardian Quiptic 13 Feb 2023
___ or false (test format)
Loyal Thomas Joseph 25 Jan 2023
Factual Newsday 24 Jan 2023
__-false test LA Times Daily 24 Jan 2023
Accurate LA Times Daily 22 Jan 2023
___ or false
Correct Premier Sunday 18 Dec 2022
"Good point" LA Times Daily 13 Dec 2022
___ or false?
'Good point' USA Today 06 Dec 2022
Not false LA Times Daily 05 Dec 2022
Not mock Newsday 03 Dec 2022
Verifiable Eugene Sheffer 28 Nov 2022
Loyal LA Times Daily 09 Nov 2022
50/50 test guess USA Today 05 Nov 2022
Loyal Eugene Sheffer 02 Nov 2022
'That's a fact' Newsday 30 Oct 2022
Loyal Wall Street Journal 17 Oct 2022
Accurate The Telegraph Quick 15 Oct 2022
Genuine regret after Truss's first
Unquestionable USA Today 27 Sep 2022
'Fair point' USA Today 13 Sep 2022
Factual Thomas Joseph 12 Sep 2022
Loyal Universal 06 Sep 2022
'That's right' New York Times 01 Sep 2022
Opposite of "false"
"That is a fact" LA Times Daily 15 Aug 2022
Deplore minimum of gravitas in almost entirely banal 14 The Guardian Cryptic 05 Aug 2022
'You said it!' USA Today 02 Aug 2022
T, on a test New York Times 01 Aug 2022
"To thine own self be ___" ("Hamlet") Universal 29 Jul 2022
Indisputable Newsday 24 Jul 2022
Faithful Wall Street Journal 19 Jul 2022
"Good point" LA Times Daily 19 Jul 2022
'You're right' USA Today 17 Jul 2022
Genuine; exact The Times Concise 14 Jul 2022
"Quite so" LA Times Daily 14 Jul 2022
"Can't argue with that" LA Times Daily 07 Jul 2022
50-50 test guess Universal 29 Jun 2022
Loyal Brussels right back The Times Cryptic 10 Jun 2022
Verifiable Eugene Sheffer 04 Jun 2022
Loyal Eugene Sheffer 11 May 2022
Faithful servant’s last regret The Times Cryptic 09 May 2022
Honest-to-goodness Wall Street Journal 04 May 2022
___ or false (quiz question type)
"That sounds too good to be ___!"
False? No, turn it around Family Time 10 Apr 2022
Factually correct Newsday 05 Apr 2022
"Good point" LA Times Daily 29 Mar 2022
'Good point' The Washington Post 29 Mar 2022
Not false USA Today 10 Mar 2022
Word before "blue" or "colors" Universal 25 Feb 2022
Choice on a test, perhaps
''Indeed!'' Newsday 17 Feb 2022
"That's accurate" Universal 16 Feb 2022
Faithful Canadiana 14 Feb 2022
Not subject to debate LA Times Daily 11 Feb 2022
Not subject to debate The Washington Post 11 Feb 2022
Loyal The Washington Post 10 Feb 2022
Loyal LA Times Daily 10 Feb 2022
Factual Newsday 08 Feb 2022
Faithful Canadiana 07 Feb 2022
False's counterpart USA Today 05 Feb 2022
Opposite of "false"
"___ Grit" (film by the Coen brothers)
Not made up, as a story
Factual Universal 27 Nov 2021
One of two options in five squares in this puzzle New York Times 25 Nov 2021
Irrefutable
In alignment with square on nice street Irish Times Crosaire 20 Nov 2021
Not false Premier Sunday 07 Nov 2021
Genuine regret, after time The Times Cryptic 03 Nov 2021
Factual Wall Street Journal 02 Nov 2021
"T," in some quizzes
"It's too good to be ___!"
"___ Grit," 2010 film
Loyal USA Today 14 Oct 2021
Well-aligned Newsday 14 Oct 2021
Faithful Universal 07 Oct 2021
About half of all answers on a certain type of test Family Time 03 Oct 2021
'You're not wrong' USA Today 02 Oct 2021
Cyndi Lauper's "___ Colors" Universal 01 Oct 2021
Factually correct Newsday 27 Sep 2021
___ or false Universal 15 Sep 2021
Veracious The Telegraph Quick 14 Aug 2021
T, on a test Universal 09 Aug 2021
Padre's not in Departures - is that to be believed? Irish Times Crosaire 09 Aug 2021
T, as in tests New York Times 22 Jul 2021
'Good point' USA Today 16 Jul 2021
"Based on a ___ story"
'T' on a test The Washington Post 12 Jul 2021
"T" on a test LA Times Daily 12 Jul 2021
Word after "ring" or "hold" Universal 07 Jul 2021
Verifiable Eugene Sheffer 03 Jul 2021
Unerring Newsday 19 Jun 2021
Genuine ceasefire, though not constant The Telegraph Cryptic 15 Jun 2021
Authentic The Sun Two Speed 28 May 2021
Real regret shown after time The Sun Two Speed 28 May 2021
Factual Premier Sunday 23 May 2021
Factual USA Today 23 May 2021
With 21-Across, straight up New York Times 14 May 2021
Like Schwarzenegger's "lies"?
Loyal USA Today 27 Apr 2021
Loyal Eugene Sheffer 24 Apr 2021
Precise time to regret The Sun Two Speed 23 Apr 2021
Faithful The Sun Two Speed 23 Apr 2021
"___ Grit," 2010 movie
'I totally agree!' USA Today 22 Apr 2021
Perfectly correct Family Time 04 Apr 2021
'T,' on a test USA Today 01 Apr 2021
Factually correct Newsday 22 Mar 2021
Faithful The Telegraph Quick 17 Mar 2021
Verifiable Eugene Sheffer 11 Mar 2021
Faithful Thomas Joseph 24 Feb 2021
Test option Universal 30 Jan 2021
Padre's not in Departures - is that to be believed? Irish Times Crosaire 29 Jan 2021
Consistent with fact Irish Times Simplex 23 Jan 2021
'You have a point' The Washington Post 21 Jan 2021
"You have a point" LA Times Daily 21 Jan 2021
Factual Newsday 12 Jan 2021
[See notepad] New York Times 06 Jan 2021
Accurate LA Times Daily 01 Jan 2021
Accurate The Washington Post 01 Jan 2021
Verifiable USA Today 29 Dec 2020
Genuine The Telegraph Quick 28 Dec 2020
Based on a ___ story Universal 24 Dec 2020
'T' on a test The Washington Post 23 Dec 2020
"T" on a test LA Times Daily 23 Dec 2020
"___ or false?"
Factual Thomas Joseph 14 Dec 2020
Verifiable Premier Sunday 13 Dec 2020
Authentic The Telegraph Quick 12 Dec 2020
Like stories supported by facts
Fifty-fifty test choice Universal 05 Dec 2020
Faithful Newsday 03 Dec 2020
Faithful Wall Street Journal 28 Nov 2020
Genuine end to hostilities when Conservative leaves The Telegraph Toughie 18 Nov 2020
One end of the PolitiFact meter New York Times 08 Nov 2020
Accurate time shown on French street
Factual Universal 26 Oct 2020
'___ Blood' (TV show) The Washington Post Sunday 25 Oct 2020
EU right to upset firm
Undeniable Newsday 08 Oct 2020
Steadfast New York Times 01 Oct 2020
'Fair point' USA Today 29 Sep 2020
Word before "love" or "story" Universal 28 Sep 2020
False alternative Wall Street Journal 21 Sep 2020
Loyal The Washington Post 08 Sep 2020
. Time to regret being honest
Nice street below front on the right
Genuine regret shown after time The Sun Two Speed 02 Sep 2020
Loyal Universal 02 Sep 2020
50-50 guess on a test New York Times 01 Sep 2020
Like things you should believe Family Time 30 Aug 2020
"___ or false"
Correctly aligned The Times Concise 26 Aug 2020
Factual New York Times 24 Aug 2020
Like some test answers Family Time 17 Aug 2020
Undisputed Newsday 14 Aug 2020
T on a test USA Today 11 Aug 2020
"Too good to be ___"
'I'd have to agree' New York Times 29 Jul 2020
Beyond doubt Universal 25 Jul 2020
See 54-Down USA Today 23 Jul 2020
___-or-false quiz Universal 16 Jul 2020
'You've got a point' USA Today 24 Jun 2020
What "T" may mean LA Times Daily 13 Jun 2020
What 'T' may mean The Washington Post 13 Jun 2020
Like facts Premier Sunday 31 May 2020
'T' on a test New York Times 26 May 2020
Supported by facts USA Today 26 May 2020
Not false
'Based on a ___ story' The Washington Post Sunday 10 May 2020
Authentic tango on French street The Sun Two Speed 08 May 2020
"It's a fair point" The New Yorker 04 May 2020
'Can't argue with that' New York Times 04 May 2020
Not false USA Today 28 Apr 2020
Loyal LA Times Daily 26 Apr 2020
At last felt regret to be genuine
Like perfect aim The Washington Post Sunday 05 Apr 2020
Real regret after end of engagement The Telegraph Cryptic 03 Apr 2020
__-false quiz Newsday 16 Mar 2020
Steadfast Newsday 13 Mar 2020
'Can't deny that' The Washington Post 10 Mar 2020
"Can't deny that" LA Times Daily 10 Mar 2020
'___ Colors' (Cyndi Lauper hit) USA Today 05 Mar 2020
'You're right' USA Today 01 Mar 2020
"Based on a ___ story..."
I agree to be tortured regularly
Genuine, actual The Times Concise 13 Feb 2020
'That's a good point' The Washington Post Sunday 19 Jan 2020
Unwavering Newsday 19 Jan 2020
"___ Lies" (Arnold Schwarzenegger film)
___ statement (one that can be verified)
Word before "self" or "love" Universal 21 Dec 2019
'___ story' New York Times 18 Dec 2019
"___ story"
'You're not wrong' USA Today 16 Dec 2019
"___ Lies" (Schwarzenegger film)
'That's a fact' USA Today 20 Nov 2019
Provable Jonesin 05 Nov 2019
"That's a valid point" Universal 27 Oct 2019
Level
Level New York Times 24 Oct 2019
Faithful Universal 14 Oct 2019
'Right' The Washington Post Sunday 13 Oct 2019
Actual Wall Street Journal 05 Oct 2019
Like non-fiction
Fully accurate Newsday 24 Sep 2019
. Tamil leader's regret is genuine
Right; genuine The Times Concise 12 Sep 2019
Accurate, as aim Wall Street Journal 03 Sep 2019
Irrefutable
"No doubt!" Universal 14 Aug 2019
'Can't argue with that' USA Today 06 Aug 2019
Not false
Loyal Wall Street Journal 30 Jul 2019
Reliable New York Times 27 Jul 2019
. One against 13? Time to regret
''You're right'' Newsday 26 Jul 2019
False? No, turn it around Family Time 22 Jul 2019
Devoted LA Times Daily 21 Jul 2019
Devoted The Washington Post 21 Jul 2019
"Based on a ___ story"
Not made up USA Today 03 Jul 2019
'Can't deny that' USA Today 27 Jun 2019
'Really' The Washington Post 13 Jun 2019
"Really" LA Times Daily 13 Jun 2019
Faithful New York Times 12 Jun 2019
Unlike many rumors Universal 01 May 2019
__/false quiz Newsday 29 Apr 2019
Opposite of false
Supported by fact USA Today 08 Apr 2019
T, on a test Universal 26 Feb 2019
Constant regret follows Tory leader
Sincere Director-General avoiding Plod The Telegraph Toughie 12 Feb 2019
(3/4) To find ___ love (romantic pursuit)
Supported by facts Wall Street Journal 28 Jan 2019
Aligned LA Times Daily 04 Jan 2019
Aligned The Washington Post 04 Jan 2019
T, on a test
Reliable
Faithful
Loyal
Devoted
Aligned
"Really"
"No doubt!"
"That's a valid point"
Unlike many rumors
Word before "love" or "story"
"Can't argue with that"
"Can't deny that"
Not made up
Supported by fact
Verifiable
Accurate, as aim
Actual
Loyal
Supported by facts
Authentic Wall Street Journal 29 Dec 2018
___ to one's word (trustworthy)
Opposite of false Family Time 09 Dec 2018
Verifiable Universal 02 Dec 2018
Antonym of "false"
Genuine regret by Tory leader
'___ to form ...' The Washington Post Sunday 18 Nov 2018
Like any fact Universal 17 Nov 2018
Valid ceasefire, the fourth to be abandoned
Loyal Thomas Joseph 16 Nov 2018
Get straight? The Washington Post 14 Nov 2018
Get straight? LA Times Daily 14 Nov 2018
Quiz option Jonesin 06 Nov 2018
Time to regret being honest
Indisputable Universal 15 Oct 2018
Genuine; real The Times Concise 12 Oct 2018
Well-aimed Newsday 06 Oct 2018
See 30
Quite factual Universal 17 Sep 2018
Like all facts Universal 08 Sep 2018
Rightful The New Yorker 03 Sep 2018
Unswerving New York Times 02 Sep 2018
Right time to regret The Telegraph Cryptic 30 Aug 2018
Not false
Not false Family Time 20 Aug 2018
Like a deadeye's aim USA Today 05 Aug 2018
Simple quiz answer Wall Street Journal 24 Jul 2018
'No argument' The Washington Post 18 Jul 2018
"No argument" LA Times Daily 18 Jul 2018
Correct time on Paris street
Correct conclusions in lawsuit, whenever you prosecute
In alignment USA Today 06 Jun 2018
Loyal; authentic The Telegraph Quick 02 Jun 2018
"Based on a ___ story"
'For sure!' USA Today 20 May 2018
'No question' USA Today 19 May 2018
Like proven facts Universal 16 May 2018
Veracious The Washington Post 27 Apr 2018
Veracious LA Times Daily 27 Apr 2018
Answer that won't get you an F? Jonesin 24 Apr 2018
Like Annie Oakley's aim USA Today 22 Apr 2018
. Explain prisoners leaving in alignment
Provable Universal 10 Apr 2018
'That's right' Premier Sunday 08 Apr 2018
Torture's not even legitimate
Alternative to 34-Across USA Today 06 Apr 2018
Not false Universal 05 Apr 2018
Opposite of false
Like a fact Universal 22 Mar 2018
"Quite so" LA Times Daily 07 Mar 2018
'Quite so' The Washington Post 07 Mar 2018
One way to ring Universal 05 Mar 2018
__-or-false test Newsday 05 Mar 2018
Faithful Canadiana 19 Feb 2018
Real constant
Straight LA Times Daily 11 Feb 2018
Straight The Washington Post 11 Feb 2018
Time to regret being faithful
"Can't argue with that" LA Times Daily 27 Jan 2018
'Can't argue with that' The Washington Post 27 Jan 2018
Torture regularly fails to appear right The Telegraph Toughie 23 Jan 2018
"False" alternative Universal 16 Jan 2018
"Based on a ___ story" (words seen on a sports biography)
Simple quiz answer
In alignment
"Can't argue with that"
"No argument"
Get straight?
Straight
Veracious
Authentic
"That's correct"
"Agreed"
Unswerving
"False" alternative
Like all facts
Like any fact
Like proven facts
Quite factual
Like a deadeye's aim
Like Annie Oakley's aim
"No question"
"For sure!"
"Based on a ___ story" (can be said for 16a, 32a, and 50a)
No crust in structure - is that right? Irish Times Crosaire 08 Dec 2017
Frequent test answer Universal 04 Dec 2017
Too good to be ___
'Can't argue there' The Washington Post Sunday 12 Nov 2017
Simple test answer Universal 05 Nov 2017
Not subject to debate USA Today 27 Oct 2017
"Can't argue with that" USA Today 20 Oct 2017
Unlike "alternative facts" USA Today 15 Oct 2017
Not made up Premier Sunday 24 Sep 2017
Correct time to feel sorry
Factual Wall Street Journal 19 Sep 2017
Not false The Telegraph Quick 12 Sep 2017
(With "to") In alignment
Common test answer Universal 28 Aug 2017
The Northern French road is straight
"No denying that" USA Today 07 Aug 2017
Rightful Newsday 04 Aug 2017
Type of believer Universal 20 Jul 2017
On the level Newsday 16 Jul 2017
Loyal Conservative shunning armistice
"Based on a ___ story"
'Really!' New York Times 11 Jun 2017
Unlikely to 15-Across USA Today 06 May 2017
"Can't deny that" USA Today 17 Apr 2017
Indisputable Wall Street Journal 15 Apr 2017
___ Detective, crime drama on TV
Genuine cessation of hostilities about to emerge The Telegraph Cryptic 24 Mar 2017
Time to regret being straight The Times Cryptic 23 Mar 2017
Unlike fake news USA Today 02 Mar 2017
'T,' on a test Universal 02 Mar 2017
"Good point!" LA Times Daily 28 Feb 2017
Genuine regret after time
Factual The Washington Post 09 Feb 2017
Right time on road to Paris? The Telegraph Cryptic 01 Feb 2017
With 43-Across, kind of test USA Today 29 Jan 2017
'Can't argue that point' The Washington Post 21 Jan 2017
Not subject to debate
"Good point!"
Unlikely to 15-Across
Unlike fake news
Unlike "alternative facts"
Supported by facts
"No denying that"
'T,' on a test
Frequent test answer
Type of believer
"Really!"
Test choice, sometimes The Washington Post 30 Dec 2016
Indisputable LA Times Daily 25 Dec 2016
Time to regret being faithful
Genuine regret after time
Right junction on nice street Irish Times Crosaire 12 Nov 2016
50-50 test answer Universal 04 Nov 2016
''That's correct'' Newsday 26 Oct 2016
Bona fide Wall Street Journal 19 Oct 2016
Real The Telegraph Quick 15 Oct 2016
Accurate Newsday 14 Oct 2016
'You make a good point' New York Times 11 Oct 2016
__-blue LA Times Daily 07 Sep 2016
Genuine agreement for peace, about to be discarded The Times Cryptic 18 Aug 2016
Beyond doubt USA Today 11 Aug 2016
On the mark USA Today 18 Jul 2016
Rightful The Washington Post 06 Jul 2016
'Good point!' Wall Street Journal 06 Jul 2016
Put into alignment USA Today 03 Jul 2016
Flip-a-coin test answer Universal 02 Jul 2016
'Fair point' New York Times 18 Jun 2016
'You've got a point' The Washington Post 13 Jun 2016
Story used regularly is genuine The Telegraph Toughie 07 Jun 2016
In alignment LA Times Daily 28 May 2016
Believer or blue preceder The Washington Post 24 May 2016
Right time to grieve
Tried partner Universal 15 May 2016
Veritable Canadiana 09 May 2016
Veritable Premier Sunday 08 May 2016
Accurate yet partly misconstrued The Telegraph Cryptic 30 Apr 2016
'For sure!' The Washington Post 25 Mar 2016
Not mock Newsday 19 Mar 2016
Fully factual The Washington Post 18 Mar 2016
Like nonfiction LA Times Daily 14 Mar 2016
Word with believer or love USA Today 05 Mar 2016
Alternative on a test Universal 29 Feb 2016
West end street in Paris? That's right!
Tense thoroughfare in Paris? That's constant The Telegraph Cryptic 25 Feb 2016
"Okay, granted" LA Times Daily 10 Feb 2016
Sincere end to hostilities ignored by clubs The Times Cryptic 08 Feb 2016
Right in line
Yorkshire cricketer dropping a player? That's correct
Unswerving Newsday 23 Jan 2016
'I can't deny that' The Washington Post 20 Jan 2016
Test answer, at times USA Today 17 Jan 2016
"Tried" partner
Beyond doubt
On the mark
Put into alignment
Test answer, at times
50-50 test answer
"You make a good point"
"Fair point"
__-blue
Indisputable
In alignment
"Okay, granted"
Align New York Times 31 Dec 2015
Questionnaire response The Washington Post 21 Dec 2015
Finishes off list -- whatever you receive is genuine The Telegraph Cryptic 20 Dec 2015
Accurate The Sun Two Speed 25 Nov 2015
Parent ultimately to regret being faithful The Sun Two Speed 25 Nov 2015
Bona fide Newsday 19 Nov 2015
Correct Premier Sunday 08 Nov 2015
How something might ring The Washington Post 06 Nov 2015
Accurate The Telegraph Quick 02 Nov 2015
Time to regret being faithful?
Not a work of fiction Universal 18 Oct 2015
Flip-a-coin test answer USA Today 08 Oct 2015
Honest regret follows deed lacking in tact The Telegraph Toughie 17 Sep 2015
'No argument here' New York Times 13 Sep 2015
Partner of tried Universal 08 Sep 2015
Authentic Eugene Sheffer 07 Sep 2015
Explain losing prisoners for real The Telegraph Toughie 12 Aug 2015
Align, with ''up'' Newsday 07 Aug 2015
Factual LA Times Daily 26 Jul 2015
'You have a point' New York Times 26 Jul 2015
Test choice, sometimes Universal 06 Jul 2015
Correct time to lament
Steadfast USA Today 03 Jun 2015
Make even Jonesin 02 Jun 2015
Constantly right The Telegraph Cryptic 01 Jun 2015
The odd things making torture constant
Real; accurate The Times Concise 08 May 2015
Void of deceit USA Today 24 Apr 2015
Exam answer USA Today 21 Apr 2015
Loyal The Telegraph Quick 20 Apr 2015
Beyond dispute Newsday 10 Apr 2015
Tried-and-__ (well-tested) Newsday 07 Apr 2015
Unswerving Wall Street Journal 03 Apr 2015
Not slanderous Universal 26 Mar 2015
'___ that' New York Times 11 Mar 2015
Level LA Times Daily 06 Mar 2015
Make level USA Today 04 Mar 2015
"Can't argue with that!" LA Times Daily 27 Feb 2015
T, on a test LA Times Daily 10 Feb 2015
On target Newsday 30 Jan 2015
Type of believer USA Today 29 Jan 2015
See 72-Down Premier Sunday 11 Jan 2015
Beyond dispute
Test choice, sometimes
Exam answer
Flip-a-coin test answer
Make level
Steadfast
Type of believer
Void of deceit
Unswerving
Provable
Verifiable
"Can't deny that"
50/50 test choice
Factual
How something might ring
"Can't argue with that!"
Factual
Level
T, on a test
Align, with "up"
Bona fide
Factual
Faithful
On target
On the level
Tried-and-__ (well-tested)
Undeniable
"No argument here"
"You have a point"
"___ that"
Align
Correct
See 72-Down
Most of Motley Crue's stories
Flip-a-coin test answer
Not a work of fiction
Not false
Not slanderous
Partner of tried
Turkey rejecting Brussels – honest!
Tips from teacher, usable, genuine
Correct time to repent
Genuine cessation of conflict, its start forgotten
Honorable
"I know this much is ___" Spandau Ballet
"___ Detective" (Matthew McConaughey series)
Right as rain
"Can't argue with that"
On the level
On the level
"You got that right"
Faithful or factual
Fifty-fifty test choice
Flip-a-coin test answer, sometimes
"That's correct"
Undeniable
Tried's partner
Test answer, at times
Quiz option, often
Make level
Like a sharpshooter's aim
Fifty-fifty test choice
Faithful or factual
Easily guessed test answer
Common test answer
Choice on many a test
"Tried" partner
Stranger than fiction?
Test choice
Irrefutable
"You're right"
Kind of blue?
"That's a good point"
Partner of tried
Properly aligned
Loyal
Eve
Metallica "Sad But ___"
Quiz choice
"Can't argue with that"
See 2-Down
"Good point"
"I can't deny that"
"Indeed"
Fully factual
"That's a fact"
"That's how it is, all right"
"No argument here"
Verifiable
Unfeigned
Honest-to-goodness
Constantly right
Showing perfect pitch – or flat?
Genuine concord initially comes out of ceasefire
Corrected last section of paper in a day
Accurate
T on a test
"T" on a test, usually
"Believe you me!"
"I can't deny that"
___ to one's word
See 85-Across
Honest
Factual
First circle on a Scantron sheet, often
"May all your dreams come ___"
See 85-Across
Fully accurate
Irrefutable
Factual
Exact
Bona fide
Reliable
"You're right"
"How ___!"
"__ Grit": John Wayne classic
Faithful
Honest
"Good point"
Loyal
Steadfast
Tried partner?
"T" on a test, usually
Loyal
Rightful, as an heir
Quiz choice, perhaps
Opposite of false
On target
Word with "blue" or "believer"
Founded on fact
Loyal
Common test answer
On the mark
Authentic
"You got that right"
Unwavering
Nonfictional
Torture restricted to odd positions? Right
Faithful
Hard to debate
Factual
Not perjured
Stranger than fiction?
One way to ring
Not made up
Answer with a 50-50 chance of being right
"I can't deny that"
Frequent quiz option
Spandau Ballet smash
Provable
Loyal
Factual
Steadfast
"Nobody can argue with that"
Hard to debate
Test response, about 50 percent of the time
Not perjured
Word with north or blue
Nonfictional
Align
Not false
"Tried" partner
Loyal
How some things ring
Faithful or factual
Accurate
"___ Colors" (Cyndi Lauper hit)
"How ___ it is!"
Verifiable
Indisputable
Accurate
"T" on a test
Answer with a 50/50 chance of being right
Devoted
"How right you are!"
In accordance with the facts
Dead-on
"__ Lies": Schwarzenegger film
"Can't argue there"
Faithful
Faithful
"You got that right!"
"__ Lies": Schwarzenegger film
Test answer, at times
"That is correct"
Unerring
Quiz response, perhaps
Tried's partner
Test answer, sometimes
"That's a fact"
Consistent with fact
"No lie!"
"Can't argue with that"
False alternative
Simple test answer
Steady
No bull
Adjust, as wheels
"No lie!"
Simple test answer
Actual
Reliable
"___ Grit" (John Wayne film)
Constant
Adjust, as wheels
T on a test
"I can't deny that"
Steadfast in loyalty
Rightful
In alignment
Unswerving
No bull
Steady
See 27-Down
Test option
Veracious
Undeniable
Test response, sometimes
"___ Grit" (John Wayne film)
Exam choice
"Right you are"
Frequently guessed test answer
Costello's "My Aim Is ___"
Steadfast
50-50 test answer
Good way for dreams to come
Loyal
Verified
"That's a fact!"
"You have a point"
Faithful
"Right you are"
50-50 test answer
Good way for dreams to come
Verified
T, on some tests
"That's correct"
Not false
Partner of tried
Put into alignment
False negative?
"Honest to God!"
Legitimate
Not tall
Verifiable
Like Robin Hood's aim
Set straight
Quiz answer
Faithful
Wayne's "___ Grit"
Proven
Indisputable
Even (up)
Proven
Beyond doubt
Test response
Undisputed
Shade of blue?
Undisputed
Test answer
Unswerving
Opposite of false
One of two test choices
Test answer
Answer to some test questions
Unswerving
One of two answers on a simple test
Unfeigned
Unswerving
In perfect alignment
Genuine
Test choice
Hardly slanderous
Correct
Proven
"I can't deny that"
Even (up)
Correct
Not false
Test response
Loyal
On target
Like Wayne's grit
On target
Like a sharpshooter's aim
Definitely the case
Straight
Faithful
Legitimate
Verifiable
Definitely the case
"It is so"
So
Founded on fact
On the up and up
Unfeigned
Pop quiz response
Unfeigned
"That's a fact!"
"___ Grit" (1969 John Wayne film)
Frequently guessed test answer
How dreams come, in your dreams?
Inarguable
On target
Steadfast
Rightful, as an heir
Veritable
Test response, about 50 percent of the time
Accurate
"Can't argue with that"
Accurate
Frequently guessed test answer
How dreams come, in your dreams?
Inarguable
Steadfast
So
Make even
Rightful, as an heir
Irrefutable
"No argument"
Not made up
Authentic
"I can't deny that"
Bona fide
Valid
Tried's partner
Make square
Honest-to-goodness
False alternative
Irrefutable
Rightful, as an heir
Factual
Consistent with fact
With 28-Down, unwaveringly loyal
A way to ring
Based on fact
On the mark
Actual and factual
Rightful, as an heir
Shade of blue?
Aligned
Make even
Choice on some quizzes
"You're right"
Irrefutable
Quiz answer choice
Veracious
On the mark
Potential test answer
Line up
Honest-to-goodness
Partner of tried
Answer on an easy-to-grade test
"T" as in tests
Steadfast
Align properly
Kind of blue?
Correct
Test choice
Veracious
Dead on target
"Can't argue with that"
With 58-Down, realistic
Real
With 60-Down, bone attached to the sternum
Honest-to-goodness
Unwavering
Unwavering
In alignment
"So ___"
Common test answer
Quiz answer
Schwarzenegger's "___ Lies"
___-blue
Factual
Opposite of 68-Across
Able to be proven
Bona fide
Right on
__-to-life
Test response, perhaps
Indisputable
Irrefutable
Test response
Faithful
Test choice
Test answer, perhaps
So
Restore accuracy
No lie
Like Schwarzenegger's "Lies"?
On-target
So
"__ Grit"
Quiz answer
Quiz choice
Right on target
Test answer, perhaps
Test choice
Test alternative
In alignment
Set straight
Opposite of false
Align properly, as car wheels
"___ Grit" (John Wayne film)
Quiz option
"Believe you me!"
Test response
Make symmetrical
Constant
"That's right"
Make square
"Righto!"
Straight
Kind of blue?
Kind of blue?
Undeniably so
On key
"I agree"
"That's right!"
Like Annie Oakley's aim
Quiz response
___-blue (staunch)
Beyond doubt
Quiz answer, at times
Unquestionable
Choice on a test
Accurate
Level
On target
Steadfast
Without deviation
Test answer
Provable
Blue partner
Not slanderous
Quindlen's 'One -- Thing'
Quiz answer
"___ Colors"
Irrefutable
___ to one's word
Real
Proper
Not false
Quiz answer
So
Not false
Proper
Test choice
So
Loyal
Genuine
Test answer alternative
Accurate
"That's right!"
On target
Like Rooster Cogburn's grit
Faithful
Word before love or story
One way to ring
Test choice
Test answer
Staunch
Kind of believer
'_____ Colors' ('86 hit)
Quiz answer
Exact
Tried partner
On the mark
Loyal
On the mark
Answer with a 50-50 chance
Level off
In alignment
Verifiable
50/50 test choice
Provable
Authentic
Kind of blue
Possible test answer
Actual
How things may ring
Like a deadeye's aim
Make level
On the mark
See 25-Across
Factual
Aligned
Dead on target
On-target
Quiz option
Factual
Not subject to libel litigation
Flip-a-coin test answer
Accurate
Quiz choice
With 51 Across, John Wayne's Oscar film
T, on many exams
Actual
Genuine regret, after time
Qualifier for love or blue
Indisputable
"Correct!"
"I confess"
Veritable
Test answer
Loayl
Trustworthy
Right you are!
Genuine
Companion of tried
Correct
Indisputable
Nonfictional
"___ Colors" (Cyndi Lauper chart-topper)
Arnold's "_____ Lies"
Word with believer, love or Lies
Test choice
Lorillard cigarette brand
Like a sharpshooter's aim
Dee-Gavin's Tammy Tell Me ____
Actual
Sincere
Flip-a-coin test answer
Line up well
Quiz answer
Unfeigned
Make even
Align
In perfect alignment
Test answer
Faithful
With 34 Down John Wayne film
Quiz answer
Based on fact
Undeniable
____ believer
Veracious
Exam choice
Answer with a 50-50 chance of being right
Kind of believer
Wayne's ____ Grit
Rightful
Adjust with up
Partner of tried
Answer to some test questions
__ blue
Quiz choice
Genuine
Veritable
Verifiable
On the level
Word with blue or believer
Common test answer
Accurate
Exam answer
1994 film "_____ Lies"
Void of deceit
Porter's "___ Love"
Choice on a test
Veritable
"The course of ___ love . . . ": Shak.
"___ Love," Porter song
Shade of blue?
Adjust accurately
Quiz answer, perhaps
___ blue (loyal)
Faithful or factual
Staunch
Adjust exactly
End of quotation
Real, as a diamond
Exam choice
Correct
Test answer
Word with north
Authentic
Right
Accurately formed
Word before born or bred
Straighten
Make plumb
Not counterfeit
Word with blue or love
Word with love or blue
Fit accurately
Like Wayne's grit
Word with life or love
Plumb
Realign
Test-paper choice
"___ Grit," Wayne film
Veridical
"___ Grit"
Certain test answer
Undeviating
Adjust
Kind of blue
Answer in a certain exam
___ bill (indictment)
Devoted
___ blue
Kind of grit
Common choice in an exam
One quiz answer.
Authentic.
Accurately formed.
Word of agreement.
First name of Under Secretary Morse of Agriculture.
Indubitable.
Answer in certain quizzes.
Undeniable.
Correct.
Constant.
Proper.
Partner of tried.
Loyal.
Honest.
Faithful.
Affirmative answer.
Actual.
Unfeigned.
Sincere.
One of two answers in a test.
Rightful.
Exactly.
Companion of tried.
Genuine.
Bona fide.
On target
Inarguable
Factual.
"Uh-huh"
"Good point"
Simon-pure.
Precise.
Steadfast.
Accurate.
Right.
Devoted.
Rightly so called.
Tried and ___
Kind of blue.
Of pure strain.
Legitimate.
Straight as a die.
Upright.
Choice in a short-answer test.
Fix alignment
Reliable.
Exactly
Certain.
Aline
Unfaltering.
"___ Blood"
Verifiable.
So.
Unfailing.
Unerring.
Just.
"You're right"
Not to be denied.
Exact.
___ blue.
Lawful.
Answer on an exam.
Veritable.
Veridical.
See 64 Across.
Real.
Without deceit.
Veracious.
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