Play out, as events 6 letters

Crossword clues for Play out, as events 6 letters:

USOPEN: P.G.A. event played on Father's Day
USOPEN: Event played on DecoTurf courts
USOPEN: Event to be played in Pinehurst, N.C., in 2014
UNFOLD: Play out, as events
USOPEN: Event whose finals are played in Arthur Ashe Stadium
USOPEN: Event noted for its difficult rough play
MEETME: ___ in St. Louis.” nyt 1960 MEETS Athletic events. nyt 1960 MEETS Confronts. nyt 1960 MEETS Double plays, for example. nyt 1960 MEETS Get-togethers. nyt 1960 MEG English princess. nyt 1960 MEG Nickname for a princess. nyt 1960 MEGARA Ancient city near Athens. nyt 1960 MEGATONS Measure for H-bombs. nyt 1960 MEINE Belonging to me: Ger. nyt 1960 MEIR Israel's U. N. lady. nyt 1960 MEIR Israeli Foreign Minister. nyt 1960 MEL Honey, in pharmacy. nyt 1960 MEL One of the Ferrers. nyt 1960 MEL Sportscaster Allen. nyt 1960 MELANGE Medley. nyt 1960 MELANGES Medleys. nyt 1960 MELANIE Gone With the Wind" role.
VOLLEYBALL: Olympics event played with a net
REN: __ Faire (role-playing event)
NBAGAME: Jazz-playing event
DICEROLLS: Casino plays ... and events that occur as you work your way down through the four sets of circles
PGA: ___ Tour (sports org. that has banned members playing in events run by the Saudi-backed LIV tour)
ATP: Some of its events are played on grass: Abbr.
PREMIERE: Big event for a play or movie
THU: When round one of a PGA Tour event is typically played
STRIKEITUP: 1991 Black Box dance hit often played at sporting events
ESPYS: Event with a Best Play award
DJED: Played music at an event
MASQUERADEPARTY: Event in which midnight plays an important role
MICHELLEWIE: Youngest player to play in a PGA tour event
WIE: Michelle who was the youngest female to play in a PGA Tour event
RAVE: Event where happy hardcore may be played
GRADUATION: Event at which "Pomp and Circumstance" is played
SOCKHOP: Event where "Roll Over Beethoven" might be played
WEWILLOSCULATE: Stomping-and-clapping anthem played during the kiss cam at sporting events
JAZZROCKETSBULLS: Playing bebop music seems to guarantee a flying start to rodeo events?
OLAF: Count played by Jim Carrey in "Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events"
TOTALECLIPSE: Event across the U.S. on 4/8/24 ... and, with 57-Across, 1983 Bonnie Tyler hit that would be apt to play during a 46-Across
WEDDING: Event where one may hear the song colloquially known as "Here Comes the Bride," the melody of which is shown in the circled notes when played in F major
JOYS: So cares and ___ abound . . . ” nyt 1956 JUANPONCEDELEON Voyager to Bimini. nyt 1956 JUDE Hardy character. nyt 1956 JUDO Japanese system of wrestling. nyt 1956 JUGS Containers for liquids. nyt 1956 JULEP Cold drink with herbs. nyt 1956 JULEP Dixie drink. nyt 1956 JULIA Proteus' choice in a Shakespeare play. nyt 1956 JUMEL Name of rich widow Aaron Burr married. nyt 1956 JUMPS Bebop numbers. nyt 1956 JUNCO Small finch. nyt 1956 JUNEBRIDE Star of the society pages. nyt 1956 JUNEBUG Large beetle. nyt 1956 JUNEBUG Summer insect. nyt 1956 JUNESIXTH Historic day of 1944. nyt 1956 JUNEWEEK Special event at West Point. nyt 1956 JUNTO Group of political intriguers. nyt 1956 JUPITER His statue was one of Seven Wonders. nyt 1956 JURIST Earl Warren, for example. nyt 1956 JUSCELINO Senhor Kubitchek of Brazil. nyt 1956 JUSSI Tenor Bjoerling. nyt 1956 JUTLAND Peninsula of Northern Europe. nyt 1956 KAFFIR Bantu. nyt 1956 KAFIR South African Bantu: Var. nyt 1956 KAISER Oakland industrialist. nyt 1956 KAISER U. S. industrialist. nyt 1956 KAISERS Henry J. and family. nyt 1956 KAKA New Zealand parrot. nyt 1956 KALAMAZOO Battle Creek's river. nyt 1956 KALE Cabbage. nyt 1956 KALE Cabbage. nyt 1956 KALE Colewort. nyt 1956 KALE Kind of cabbage. nyt 1956 KALE Plant. nyt 1956 KALE Salad ingredients. nyt 1956 KALE Vegetable. nyt 1956 KALI Hindu goddess, wife of Siva. nyt 1956 KALONGS Flying foxes. nyt 1956 KAMCHATKA Peninsula between Okhotsk and Bering seas. nyt 1956 KAN Sunflower State: Abbr. nyt 1956 KAN Where Topeka is: Abbr. nyt 1956 KANE Citizen ___."

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