Response to "I have a question for you" 7 letters

Crossword clues for Response to "I have a question for you" 7 letters:

HOWSOON: Question in response to "I need this in a hurry"
ONEWORD: Like the responses in Twenty Questions
TOOSOON: Response to a questionable joke with bad timing
ANSWERS: Responses to pop quiz questions
OKSHOOT: Response to "I have a question for you"
TOTOTOO: Question that Dorothy poses to Glinda (and Glinda's response)
YES: Potential binary question response
YESOR: Question responses with no
YES: Twenty Questions response
INTHISECONOMY: Jokey question in response to a statement that may have nothing to do with money
AREYOU: Question in response to "I am"
PSAT: Exam with 10 open-response math questions: Abbr.
AMITOBLAME: Question of responsibility
AMI: Question in response to an insult, maybe
OUI: Response to the question "more brie?"
SOON: Response to the question in 38-Across
IAM: Impossible response to the question "Are you sleeping?"
IHAVE: Response to a question starting with "Ever...?"
AMI: Response to a question of character
ASKMEAGAINLATER: Procrastinator's response to a question
NOSIR: Response to a general question?
THISOLDTHING: Question asked modestly in response to "That looks great on you"
GOOGLEIT: Lazy response to a trivia question
BENE: Positive response to the Italian question "Come sta?"
ISEEIT: Response to a pointed question?
HOUSEGUESSED: Hugh Laurie show given in response to a trivia question?
MYOB: Response to an intrusive question
UCONNERYALE: Stammering, initially incorrect response to the trivia question "Which Constitution State college is in the Ivy League?"?
WHATSNUANCE: Question that elicits the response "It's a shade of meaning"?
SHORTANSWER: #4. Briefly describe an impatient man's response to a dumb question.
NEWPHONEWHODIS: Snarky text in response to an unwanted question
WINGIT: Make something up, as a response to a reporter's question about healthcare or something else complicated
YESMYSON: Stereotypical guru's response to "I have a question"
IDO: Response known to preclude its question
IDO: Response to a bailiff's question
ISAYNO: Rally speaker's emphatic response to his own rhetorical question
IDO: Response to a father's question
IDO: Response to a minister's question
ECHOANSWER: Response to a yes-no question without using "yes" or "no", as "I do" or "I don't" to "Do you like it?"
AMI: Irksome response to "You're avoiding the question"
ISAYNO: Call-to-action response to one's own rhetorical question
YESNO: Type of question with a one-word response
WHATSYOURETA: Response to "On my way" . . . or a question about the different pronunciations of 20-, 33-, and 40-Across?
YOUBET: Sure thing!' nyt 2023 YOUDIDWHAT Response to a wild story nyt 2023 YOUDO Question of incredulity nyt 2023 YOUDOTHAT Go for it"
AMI: Response to "You're the most self-questioning person ever!"
AMITOBLAME: Question that may be answered "No, you're not responsible"
MAYIHAVEACOOKIE: Question Lebowitz says is far more likely to elicit a cheerful response than "Why haven't you called?"
WHYISTHESKYBLUE: Question Lebowitz says is far more likely to elicit a cheerful response than "Where's your manuscript?"
WHATDOESACOWSAY: Question Lebowitz says is far more likely to elicit a cheerful response than "Who's your lawyer?"
YESNO: Like questions asked of a Magic 8 Ball (although it gives 20 different responses)

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