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1980s game consoles : ATARIS
The answer "ATARIS" fits the clue "1980s game consoles" because Atari was a popular brand of gaming consoles in the 1980s, making it a relevant and correct answer.
Acquired taste? : ALTERED “STATE”
This answer plays on the phrase "altered state," which refers to a change in one's consciousness or perception. In this context, the clue is using wordplay to suggest that the taste has been changed or altered.
Actress Meryl : STREEP
Meryl Streep is a well-known actress with a successful career in film and has won multiple Academy Awards for her performances.
Ancient Persian king : XERXES
Xerxes was an ancient Persian king who ruled from 486-465 BC. He is known for his invasion of Greece and the famous Battle of Thermopylae. The name "Xerxes" fits the clue "Ancient Persian king" perfectly.
Animated film about a racing 61-Down : TURBO
The answer "TURBO" fits because it is an animated film about a racing snail, which matches the description given in the clue.
Announce, on a stream : POST
The word "POST" can mean to announce or publish something on a social media platform or online stream.
Aquarium collection : SEALIFE
The answer "SEALIFE" is the right solution because an aquarium typically contains a collection of marine creatures such as fish, dolphins, and seals, which are all part of sea life.
Ball honorees : BELLES
"Ball honorees" refers to women who are honored or celebrated at a formal dance or social event. The term "belles" specifically refers to young, beautiful women, making it a fitting answer for this clue.
Basketball position : CENTER
The answer "CENTER" is correct because it refers to one of the five traditional positions in basketball, typically played by a taller player who plays near the basket on both offense and defense.
Begat Eric? : CONVERTED “RICE”
Biases : SLANTS Down 1 Kibitz
"SLANTS" is the right answer because biases can be described as slants, or a particular perspective or angle.
Big name in shortening : CRISCO
The answer "CRISCO" is the right solution because Crisco is a well-known brand of shortening commonly used in baking and cooking.
Birch of “Hocus Pocus” : THORA
Braddock’s opponent in “Cinderella Man” : BAER
"BAER" is the right solution because Max Baer was the opponent of James J. Braddock in the movie "Cinderella Man," which is a biographical film about Braddock's boxing career.
Brain activity tests, briefly : EEGS
The answer "EEGS" is the right solution because it is a common abbreviation for electroencephalograms, which are tests used to measure brain activity.
Brings in fresh equipment : REFITS
The word "REFITS" means to bring in fresh equipment or supplies to replace old or worn-out ones, making it the correct answer to the clue "Brings in fresh equipment."
Buried treasure : ORE
The answer "ORE" is a type of buried treasure as it refers to valuable minerals that are mined from the ground, such as gold or silver.
Cause alarm : SCARE
The word "SCARE" means to cause fear or alarm in someone, making it the right solution for the clue "Cause alarm."
Cause for a blessing : ACHOO!
The answer "ACHOO" is a representation of a sneeze, which is often considered a cause for a blessing (i.e. "God bless you") in many cultures.
Cause for a blessing : ACHOO!
The answer "ACHOO!" is the sound of a sneeze, which is often followed by someone saying "bless you," making it a cause for a blessing.
Cause of a kettle’s whistle : STEAM
The answer "STEAM" is the right solution because when water in a kettle reaches boiling point, it produces steam which causes the kettle to whistle.
Cheese similar to cheddar : COLBY
Classic theater name : RIALTO
The Roxy Theatre was a famous and popular movie palace chain in the United States during the 1920s and 1930s. It was known for its grand and luxurious design and was a classic theater of its time.
Classic theater name : RIALTO
The answer "ODEON" is a classic theater name commonly found in crossword puzzles. Odeon is a chain of cinemas and theaters in various countries, making it a recognizable and fitting answer to the clue.
Classic theater name : RIALTO
The Rialto is a classic theater name commonly used for theaters in various cities.
Colorado Native : UTE
The Ute tribe is a Native American tribe indigenous to the Colorado region, making "UTE" the correct answer for "Colorado Native."
Commanded : LED
The word "commanded" in this context is a synonym for "led," as in leading a group or giving orders.
Corn discard : COB
The answer "COB" is the right solution because the cob is the central part of the corn where the kernels are attached. When you discard the corn, you typically remove the kernels from the cob.
Daycation locations : SPAS
The answer "SPAS" fits the clue "Daycation locations" because spas are places where people can go for a day of relaxation and pampering, making them ideal destinations for a daycation.
Developed genres? : MIXED “GREENS”
Direct (to) : REFER
"Direct (to)" is a clue indicating that we are looking for a word that means to send someone to a particular place or person. The word "REFER" fits this definition as it means to direct someone's attention or thoughts to someone or something else.
Disclose : TELL
"Let on" is a phrasal verb that means to disclose or reveal something, especially something that was previously hidden or secret. In this context, "disclose" is a synonym for "let on," making it the right solution for the clue.
Disclose : TELL
"Disclose" is a synonym for "tell," as both words mean to reveal or make information known. In a crossword puzzle, it's important to find a word that fits the definition of the clue and also fits the available spaces, making "TELL" the correct answer in this case.
Discovered vin rosé? : REVISED “VERSION”
Earlier : AGO
The word "ago" is commonly used to refer to a time in the past. It fits the clue "Earlier" because it indicates a time that has already occurred.
Earlier : AGO
The word "ago" is used to refer to a time in the past relative to the present moment. So, "earlier" can be synonymous with "ago."
Earlier : AGO
The word "ago" indicates a time in the past relative to the present moment. It is commonly used in phrases like "an hour ago" or "years ago."
Electron transfer result, maybe : ION
When an electron is transferred, it can create an ion by either gaining or losing an electron. Therefore, the answer "ION" fits the clue "Electron transfer result, maybe" as ions are formed as a result of electron transfer.
Environmentalist Brockovich : ERIN
Erin Brockovich is a well-known environmental activist and the answer "ERIN" refers to her first name.
Environmentalist Brockovich : ERIN
The answer "ERIN" fits the clue "Environmentalist Brockovich" because Erin Brockovich is a famous environmental activist known for her work in exposing environmental hazards.
Fabled toymakers : ELVES
Elves are fabled creatures known for making toys, especially in stories like "The Elves and the Shoemaker."
Faith founded by Muhammad : ISLAM
"Islam" is the faith founded by Muhammad because he is considered the last prophet in Islam and the one who received the revelations that form the basis of the Islamic faith.
Father on the sidelines : SOCCER DAD
The answer "SOCCER DAD" fits because a "Soccer Dad" is a term used to describe a father who is actively involved in supporting and cheering for their child in soccer games.
Feel sick : AIL
The answer "AIL" is the right solution because it is a synonym for "feel sick."
Feel sick : AIL
The word "ail" means to feel sick or unwell, making it the correct answer to the clue "Feel sick."
Field : AREA
"Area" is a synonym for "field" when referring to a specific expanse of land or a particular subject of study. Both terms can be used interchangeably in this context.
Field : AREA
"Field" is often used to refer to a specific area or region, making "AREA" a suitable synonym for this clue.
Firm : STERN
The word "set" can mean firm or fixed in position, making it the correct answer for the clue "firm."
Firm : STERN
"RIGID" is the right solution for "Firm" because it means stiff or not easily bent, which is a synonym for firm.
Firm : STERN
STERN can mean firm or strict in manner, making it a suitable answer for the clue "Firm."
First name in pharmaceuticals : ELI
Eli is the first name of Eli Lilly, a well-known pharmaceutical company.
Fistfighter’s fist : MEAT HOOK
The term "meat hook" is often used to refer to a fist, especially in the context of a fistfight. It is a slang term that emphasizes the strength and impact of a punch, making it a fitting answer to the clue "Fistfighter’s fist."
Flaps : TO-DOS
Flaps : TO-DOS
Flourless cake : TORTE
"Torte" is a type of cake that is made without flour, typically using ground nuts or breadcrumbs instead. This makes it the correct answer for the clue "Flourless cake."
Forum frocks : TOGAE
The answer "TOGAE" fits the clue "Forum frocks" because togas were worn by ancient Romans at forums and other formal events.
Found Crusoe? : CHANGED “COURSE”
The answer "CHANGED 'COURSE'" is a play on words, where "Crusoe" sounds like "crew so." So, "Found Crusoe?" suggests finding a new crew, which can be described as "CHANGED 'COURSE'."
Furry swimmers : OTTERS
Otters are furry animals that are known for their excellent swimming abilities, making them perfect fits for the clue "Furry swimmers."
Garden creeper : SNAIL
Gem with fire and matrix varieties : OPAL
Opal is a gemstone that comes in various varieties, including fire opal and matrix opal. Fire opal exhibits a bright orange or red color, while matrix opal has a host rock matrix. Therefore, "Gem with fire and matrix varieties" is best represented by the answer "OPAL."
Give a great review : RAVE
The word "RAVE" can mean to give enthusiastic praise or a great review, making it the right solution for the clue "Give a great review."
Give a terrible review : HATE ON
"HATE ON" is a slang term meaning to criticize or speak negatively about something or someone. In this context, giving a terrible review involves expressing dislike or hatred towards the subject, making "HATE ON" an appropriate answer.
Glamorous event : GALA
"GALA" is the right solution because a gala is a fancy, social event often characterized by formal attire, entertainment, and sometimes fundraising activities.
Gospel-singing sister of Aretha Franklin : ERMA
Erma Franklin was a gospel singer and the sister of the famous singer Aretha Franklin. Therefore, the answer "ERMA" fits the clue "Gospel-singing sister of Aretha Franklin."
Graph lines : AXES
The answer "AXES" is correct because in graphing, lines are typically represented on a coordinate plane using two perpendicular lines called axes - the horizontal x-axis and the vertical y-axis.
Graph lines : AXES
The answer "AXES" is correct because in graphing, the lines are typically plotted on the X and Y axes. The X axis is the horizontal line and the Y axis is the vertical line on a graph.
Harder to see : TINIER
The answer "TINIER" fits the clue "Harder to see" because smaller objects are generally more difficult to see than larger ones.
Hardly windy? : TERSE
The word "terse" means using few words, so "hardly windy" can be interpreted as "not using many words", making "TERSE" the right solution.
Heap affection (on) : DOTE
The answer "DOTE" is the right solution because it means to heap affection on someone.
Heap affection (on) : DOTE
The word "dote" means to show excessive love or fondness towards someone. Therefore, "Heap affection (on)" is a clue that suggests the answer "DOTE."
High follower : FIVE
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Hong Kong transport : TRAM
The answer "TRAM" fits the clue "Hong Kong transport" because trams are a popular mode of transportation in Hong Kong, known for their iconic double-decker trams that traverse the city.
HS podcast recording sites : AV LABS
"AV LABS" is the right solution because it refers to Audio-Visual Laboratories, which are commonly used for recording podcasts in high schools.
In base eight : OCTAL
The answer "OCTAL" is the right solution because it refers to the base-8 numeral system, which uses eight digits (0-7). In this context, "in base eight" means that the number or representation is in the octal system.
In base eight : OCTAL
"OCTAL" is the right solution because base eight is also known as octal, which uses the digits 0-7 instead of 0-9 like our usual base ten system.
Initiation, e.g. : RITE
The word "rite" refers to a formal or ceremonial act or procedure, often associated with initiation ceremonies, making it a fitting answer to the clue "Initiation, e.g."
Iris layer : UVEA
The uvea is the middle layer of the eye that includes the iris. This is why "UVEA" is the correct answer for the clue "Iris layer."
KOA client : RV’ER
The answer "RV'ER" is the right solution because a KOA client, who stays at a Kampgrounds of America site, is likely to be someone traveling in a recreational vehicle, abbreviated as RV.
Kunis of “Bad Moms” : MILA
The answer is "MILA" because Mila Kunis is the actress who starred in the movie "Bad Moms."
Latin “and others” : ET ALIA
"Et alia" is a Latin phrase that translates to "and others" in English. In citations, it is commonly used to indicate additional authors.
Lawn care tool : EDGER
"Edger" is the right solution because it is a tool specifically designed for creating clean edges along a lawn or garden bed, helping to maintain a neat and tidy appearance.
Less biased : FAIRER
"Less biased" is a clue looking for a word that means more impartial or just. "Fairer" fits this description as it means more equitable or just, making it the right solution.
Like a rainbow : ARCED
The answer "ARCED" fits the clue "Like a rainbow" because rainbows are curved or arced in shape when seen in the sky.
Like a tightrope : TENSE
"TENSE" can describe the feeling of being on a tightrope, as it implies a state of nervousness or strain, which is often associated with walking on a tightrope where balance is crucial.
Like an icicle-covered house, perhaps : EAVED
The word "eaved" describes a house with eaves that could collect icicles, making it like an icicle-covered house.
Little dustup : TUSSLE
"TUSSLE" is the right answer because it is a synonym for a small fight or scuffle, which fits the clue "Little dustup" perfectly.
Little dustup : TUSSLE
The word "SPAT" is commonly used to describe a small argument or quarrel, which fits the clue "Little dustup" well.
Little dustup : SPAT
"TUSSLE" is the right answer because it is a synonym for a small fight or scuffle, which fits the clue "Little dustup" perfectly.
Little dustup : SPAT
The word "SPAT" is commonly used to describe a small argument or quarrel, which fits the clue "Little dustup" well.
Looks : PEERS
"Looks" can be a synonym for "peers," meaning to gaze intently or searchingly.
Lummoxes : APES
Magician’s set : ACT
The answer "ACT" is the right solution because a magician typically performs a magic act or set of tricks during a performance.
Makes a wrong move : ERRS
"ERRS" is the right solution because it is the present tense form of the word "error," meaning to make a mistake or a wrong move.
Many crime drama characters : FBI AGENTS
The answer "FBI AGENTS" fits the clue "Many crime drama characters" because FBI agents are commonly portrayed in crime dramas as law enforcement officers investigating and solving crimes.
Moo __ pork : SHU
The answer is "SHU" because it completes the phrase "Moo Shu pork," which is a Chinese dish typically made with pork, scrambled eggs, and vegetables, served with pancakes.
More refined : PURER
"PURER" is the right answer because it means more refined in terms of being free from impurities or flaws. It is a comparative form of the word "pure," indicating a higher level of refinement.
Neapolitan standard that provided the melody for Elvis’s “It’s Now or Never” : ‘O SOLE MIO
The answer is "‘O SOLE MIO" because it is a famous Neapolitan song that Elvis Presley's "It's Now or Never" is based on.
Nitrogen compound : AMINE
Amines are a type of nitrogen compound that contain a nitrogen atom bonded to hydrogen atoms and other carbon atoms. They are commonly found in organic molecules and are a key component in many biological processes.
Norton Sound port city : NOME
The city of Nome is located in Norton Sound in Alaska, making it the correct answer to the clue "Norton Sound port city."
Not straight : BENT
"BENT" is the right solution because it is a synonym for "not straight." In this context, "bent" means curved or not in a straight line.
Not straight : BENT
The word "LYING" can mean not straight in the sense of being dishonest or deceitful.
Not this : THAT
The answer "THAT" is the opposite of "this," making it a fitting solution for the clue "Not this."
Oscar winner Guinness : ALEC
The answer to "Oscar winner Guinness" is "ALEC" because Alec Guinness was a British actor who won an Academy Award (Oscar) for his role in the movie "The Bridge on the River Kwai" in 1958.
Oscar winner Guinness : ALEC
The answer to "Oscar winner Guinness" is "ALEC" because Alec Guinness was a British actor who won an Academy Award (Oscar) for his role in the movie "The Bridge on the River Kwai" in 1958.
Oscar winner Guinness : ALEC
The answer "ALEC" fits the clue "Oscar winner Guinness" because Alec Guinness was an actor who won an Academy Award (Oscar).
Outfield layer : SOD
The answer "SOD" fits the clue "Outfield layer" because in baseball, the outfield is typically covered with grass or SOD.
Pain relief brand : ALEVE
ALEVE is a well-known brand of pain relief medication that contains the active ingredient naproxen. It is often used to relieve minor aches and pains, as well as to reduce fever and inflammation.
Pain relief brand : ALEVE
Excedrin is a well-known brand of pain relief medication that is commonly used to treat headaches, migraines, and other types of pain.
Pain relief brand : ALEVE
The answer "ALEVE" fits the clue "Pain relief brand" because Aleve is a well-known brand of over-the-counter pain medication commonly used to relieve pain and reduce inflammation.
Pants measurements : WAISTS
The clue "Pants measurements" is referring to the size of the waist in pants, which is often indicated in inches. Therefore, the answer "WAISTS" fits the clue as it directly relates to the measurement of pants.
Perfect 10s : IDEALS
The answer "IDEALS" fits because "Perfect 10s" can refer to ideals, which are the best or most perfect standards or qualities that one aspires to.
Printer refills : INKS
The answer "INKS" fits the clue "Printer refills" because ink cartridges are commonly used to refill printers when they run out of ink.
Private exchanges, briefly : DMS
The abbreviation "DMS" stands for "Direct Messages," which are private exchanges on social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram. So, "Private exchanges, briefly" is a clever way of hinting at "DMS" as the answer.
Produced charts? : MODIFIED “STARCH”
Pub offerings : DRAFTS
The answer "PINTS" is the right solution to the clue "Pub offerings" because pints are a common type of drink that is typically served in pubs.
Pub offerings : DRAFTS
The answer "DRAFTS" fits the clue "Pub offerings" because it refers to the various types of beer available on tap at a pub.
Pulls even with : TIES
The phrase "pulls even with" suggests bringing two things to the same level or position, which is what tying something does - it makes them equal or even. Therefore, the answer "TIES" fits the clue.
Puts on the tube : AIRS
The word "airs" can mean to broadcast something on television or radio, making it a fitting answer for "Puts on the tube."
Quaint lodging : INN
The word "inn" refers to a small hotel or lodging house, often found in quaint or rural areas. Therefore, "quaint lodging" is a fitting clue for the answer "inn."
Quaint lodging : INN
The answer "INN" fits the clue "Quaint lodging" because an inn is a small hotel or lodging establishment, often located in a rural or picturesque setting, which matches the idea of being quaint.
Raise : ERECT
The word "exalt" can mean to raise someone or something in rank, power, or character. This makes it a suitable answer for the clue "Raise."
Raise : ERECT
"Raise" is a synonym for "hoist," which means to lift or raise something, often using a mechanical device like a pulley.
Raise : ERECT
"Raise" can mean to elevate or lift something up, which can be synonymous with the word "erect," meaning to build or construct something in an upright position.
Range where tomatoes originated : ANDES
The Andes is a mountain range in South America, where tomatoes are believed to have originated.
Roman __ : NUMERALS
The term "Roman" in the clue indicates that the answer should be related to Roman culture or language. "Numerals" are the symbols used by the Romans to represent numbers, making it the correct solution.
Runs in neutral : IDLES
The term "idles" refers to the engine running without engaging the transmission, which is similar to running in neutral.
Seat of Garfield County, Oklahoma : ENID
"ENID" is the seat of Garfield County, Oklahoma. This answer fits the clue perfectly because Enid is the city where the county government is located.
Security for a debt : LIEN
A lien is a legal right or interest that a creditor has in a debtor's property, as security for a debt. This makes "LIEN" the correct answer for the clue "Security for a debt."
Sharp plumlike fruit : SLOE
"SLOE" is the right solution because a sloe is a small, dark fruit that looks similar to a plum and is known for its sharp and tart taste.
Slippery swimmer : EEL
The answer "EEL" fits the clue "Slippery swimmer" because eels are known for their slimy and slippery skin, and they are also excellent swimmers due to their elongated bodies and fin-like tails.
Some family cars : SEDANS
The answer "SEDANS" fits the clue "Some family cars" because sedans are a type of car known for their four-door design and spacious interior, making them suitable for families.
Some smartphones : SAMSUNGS
Some smartphones : SAMSUNGS
The answer "SAMSUNGS" fits the clue "Some smartphones" because Samsung is a popular brand that produces smartphones.
Sports org. that added a “P” to its initials in 2019 : USOC
The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) changed its name to the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC) in 2019, adding the "P" for Paralympic.
Sporty Camaro : IROC
The answer "IROC" is the right solution because the IROC-Z was a sporty version of the Chevrolet Camaro produced in the 1980s.
Statistician’s focus : DATA
The answer "DATA" is the right solution because statisticians work with data to analyze and interpret information for their research or studies.
Stirred up rages? : SHIFTED “GEARS”
The clue "Stirred up rages?" is a play on words. "Stirred up" can mean to provoke, and "rages" can refer to anger or fury. The answer "SHIFTED GEARS" plays on the idea of changing gears in a vehicle, implying a shift in emotions or actions.
Stormed (in) : BARGED
The word "stormed" suggests entering forcefully and quickly, which aligns with the definition of "barged" meaning to enter abruptly or rudely.
Stylish, in the 1960s : MOD
"MOD" is the right answer because it is a term that was commonly used in the 1960s to describe a stylish and fashionable person or thing, particularly associated with the mod subculture of that era.
Swing music : JIVE
"JIVE" is a style of upbeat and lively swing music that was popular in the 1930s and 1940s. It is characterized by its energetic tempo and syncopated rhythms, making it a fitting answer to the clue "Swing music."
Synthesizer pioneer : MOOG
The answer is "MOOG" because Robert Moog was a pioneer in the development of synthesizers, creating the Moog synthesizer in the 1960s.
Tampa Bay team : RAYS
The Tampa Bay team referred to in the clue is the Tampa Bay Rays, a Major League Baseball team. "RAYS" is the shortened form of their team name, making it the correct answer.
Teamwork hurdle : EGOISM
Tests by lifting : HEFTS
The word "hefts" means to test the weight of something by lifting it. In this clue, "Tests by lifting" is a direct reference to the action of hefting an object to determine its weight.
Timeline division : ERA
"ERA" is the right solution because in a timeline, an era represents a distinct period of time characterized by particular events or developments.
Track event : MEET
The answer "MEET" is correct because a track event can refer to a competition or gathering where athletes come together to compete in various races and events.
Triathlete’s asset : STAMINA
The answer "STAMINA" is the right solution because stamina is a key asset for a triathlete, as it refers to their ability to sustain prolonged physical or mental effort.
Twist a peg on a guitar, say : TUNE
The clue "Twist a peg on a guitar, say" suggests the action of adjusting the pegs on a guitar to make sure the strings are in the correct pitch, which is called tuning. So, the answer "TUNE" fits perfectly.
Uncredited actor : EXTRA
"EXTRA" is the right answer because an extra is a performer in a film or TV show who appears in a nonspeaking or nonsignificant role and is often not credited in the final production credits.
Unprepared remark : AD LIB
"AD LIB" is the right solution because an ad lib is an improvised or unprepared remark made without prior planning or scripting.
Up for auction : ON SALE
The answer "ON SALE" fits the clue "Up for auction" because when an item is on sale, it is being offered for purchase to the highest bidder, similar to an auction.
Victor of French literature : HUGO
Victor Hugo was a famous French writer known for works such as "Les Misérables" and "The Hunchback of Notre-Dame," making him a notable figure in French literature.
Viral social media bit : MEME
The answer "MEME" fits the clue "Viral social media bit" because a meme is a piece of content, often an image or video, that spreads rapidly on social media through sharing and reposting.
Water pitchers : EWERS
"Ewers" are a type of water pitcher, often with a wide spout and a handle. It is a common crossword answer for the clue "Water pitchers."
Weather advisories : ALERTS
"ALERTS" is the right solution because weather advisories are notifications or warnings issued to alert people about potentially dangerous weather conditions.
Yard holder : MAST
__ of Skye : ISLE
The Isle of Skye is a real place in Scotland, making "ISLE" the correct answer to the clue "__ of Skye".
__ pants : baggy trousers
The term "baggy trousers" is a common phrase used to describe loose-fitting pants that are roomy and comfortable. It is a fitting answer to the clue "__ pants" as it specifically describes the type of pants that are baggy in nature.
__ pants : baggy trousers
"CARGO" is the right solution because it is a type of pants that typically have multiple pockets on the sides, allowing for extra storage space.
__ tape : DUCT
The answer to "__ tape" is "DUCT" because "duct tape" is a common type of tape used for various repairs and household tasks.
“Agatha All Along” star Kathryn : HAHN
Kathryn Hahn is the actress who portrayed Agatha Harkness in the Marvel series "WandaVision," where the popular song "Agatha All Along" originates from. Therefore, "HAHN" is the correct answer to the clue.
“Atlas” actress, familiarly : J.LO
The answer "J.LO" is the right solution because it is a common nickname for actress Jennifer Lopez, who starred in the movie "The Atlas."
“Deal me in” payment : ANTE
The term "ante" is commonly used in card games, where players are required to place a small initial bet before the game begins. So, "Deal me in" payment refers to the ante that a player must put in to participate in the game.
“Got it!” : AHA!
"AHA!" is a common expression used to show understanding or realization, similar to saying "Got it!" in response to new information.
“Got it!” : AHA!
"I SEE" is the right solution because it is a common phrase used to show understanding or comprehension, similar to saying "Got it."
“Got it!” : AHA!
The answer "OH, I SEE" is a common phrase used to indicate understanding or comprehension, which is synonymous with "Got it."
“Got it!” : AHA!
The answer "AHA!" is used to express understanding or realization, similar to saying "Got it!" in response to receiving information or instructions.
“Got it!” : AHA!
"AM I CLEAR?" is a common phrase used to confirm if someone understands or has grasped a concept. It is a clear and direct way to ask if the message has been understood.
“If I Only Had the Nerve” singer Bert : LAHR
The answer "LAHR" fits because Bert Lahr is the singer known for performing the song "If I Only Had the Nerve" in the movie "The Wizard of Oz."
“If these walls __ talk” : COULD
The phrase "If these walls could talk" is a common expression meaning if walls could speak and share the secrets they have witnessed. So, the correct answer is "COULD" as it completes the phrase.
“Star Trek” lieutenant : UHURA
"UHURA" is the right answer because Lieutenant Uhura is a character in the TV show "Star Trek" who serves as the communications officer on the starship USS Enterprise.
“The feeling is mutual” : SAME
The phrase "The feeling is mutual" means that two people share the same feeling or sentiment. Therefore, the word "SAME" accurately conveys this idea of shared feelings.
“The Lion King” lion : NALA
The answer to "The Lion King" lion is "SIMBA" because Simba is the main character and protagonist in the Disney movie "The Lion King."
“The Lion King” lion : NALA
Nala is a character in "The Lion King" movie, she is Simba's childhood friend and later becomes his queen.
“__ & Katie” : Netflix sitcom
The answer "Netflix sitcom" fits the clue "__ & Katie" because the show "Alex & Katie" is a sitcom available on Netflix.
“__ make your head spin!” : IT’LL
The phrase "it'll make your head spin" is a common expression meaning something will be confusing or overwhelming. Therefore, the answer "IT'LL" fits the clue.