Says 17-Across, say 5 letters

Crossword clues for Says 17-Across, say 5 letters:

GOOFS: Says 17-Across, say
WARNS: Waves a 17-Across at, say
ADAGE: Saying such as the one formed from the first words of 17-, 37-, and 57-Across
UNCLE: I've had enough!' nyt 2005 UNCLE Family man nyt 2005 UNCLES Family men nyt 2005 UNCLIP Detach, as a lapel mike nyt 2005 UNCOIL Straighten out nyt 2005 UNCOLORED Plain nyt 2005 UNCORDIAL Chilly nyt 2005 UNCS Family members, affectionately nyt 2005 UNDER See 20-, 38- and 54-Across nyt 2005 UNDERAGE Bounceable? nyt 2005 UNDERDOG How this answer is situated nyt 2005 UNDERDOG How this answer is situated nyt 2005 UNDERDONE Too pink, say nyt 2005 UNDERGO Experience nyt 2005 UNDERGONE Been through nyt 2005 UNDERLOCKANDKEY Like the thief at 17- and 27-Across nyt 2005 UNDERLOCKETKEY Beneath a pendant opener? nyt 2005 UNDERREPAIR End of the quip nyt 2005 UNDERSPENDS Is frugal nyt 2005 UNDONE Foiled nyt 2005 UNDYED Natural nyt 2005 UNE ___ Charogne" (Baudelaire poem)
IMOKYOUREOK: What 17-, 26- or 45-Across might say upon meeting 17-, 26- or 45-Across?
ROYALFLUSH: What's hidden at the ends of 17-, 23-, 29-, 43- and 47-Across--if all are in, say, 38-Across
DEBATEISWHATYOU: Start of 17 Across saying
ATE: Had some 17-Acrosses, say
IMALLEARS: You have my full attention ... or something 17-, 24-, 38- and 51-Across might say?
ITSALLGREEKTOME: What you might say upon seeing 17-, 23-, 51- and 62-Across?
CANTFINDTHETIME: Is unable to get away, say ... or a hint to 17-, 24- and 40-Across?
THATSSOLAME: What a dumb idea! (or what you might say about the beginning of 17-, 31- or 47-Across)
LETMEREPEAT: I'll say it again, and what 17-, 23-, and 44-Across literally do?
CHILDSTOYS: Bearers of a phrase suggested by saying the starts of 17-, 24-, 38- and 49-Across
ELMERFUDD: Archenemy of Bugs Bunny ... who might say things like 17-, 24-, 32-, 42- and 51-Across
VAMPIRE: Creature who might disagree with the saying at the ends of 17-, 22-, 48- and 56-Across
RUSHORDER: Request for a next-day delivery, say, and what each of 17-, 25-, 35- and 48-Across is
STARTOFPLAY: Opening kickoff, say, and what both parts of 17-, 30- and 47-Across can be
ILLHOPEAND: With 17-Across, seemingly comforting words you shouldn't actually say to a sick person
BUSINESSEND: Front part of a hand tool, say ... and the last word of 17-, 23-, 38- and 50-Across?
PUTONASHOW: Keep up appearances, say ... or what to do with the ends of 17-, 24-, 39- and 50-Across?
RELIGIOUSLEADER: Minister or imam, say ... and, in two ways, a hint to words hidden in 17-, 29- and 38-Across
CLOSEBUTNOCIGAR: Not quite” nyt 2004 CLOSEDDOORS See 70-Down nyt 2004 CLOSEIN Draw near nyt 2004 CLOSESCRUTINY Examination, redundantly nyt 2004 CLOSESET Like an owl's eyes nyt 2004 CLOSEST Like the winner in a guessing contest nyt 2004 CLOSESUP Sutures, say nyt 2004 CLOSET Skeleton site nyt 2004 CLOSETORGANIZER [ ] saver nyt 2004 CLOT Blood problem nyt 2004 CLOT Set nyt 2004 CLOTHESHORSE Person likely to have a big closet nyt 2004 CLOUD Cirrus or cumulus nyt 2004 CLOUDNINE Feeling of elation nyt 2004 CLOUT Pull nyt 2004 CLOUT Pull nyt 2004 CLOWNHALLOFFAME Where 17-Across was inducted in 1990 nyt 2004 CLOYED Was too sweet nyt 2004 CLUBCOUPES Two-door closed cars with back seats nyt 2004 CLUBSODAS Standard drink mixers nyt 2004 CLUE Detective's discovery nyt 2004 CLUE Detective's discovery nyt 2004 CLUE Hint nyt 2004 CLUE This is one nyt 2004 CLUE Whodunit board game nyt 2004 CLUE Whodunit board game nyt 2004 CLUED Like a crossword nyt 2004 CLUEIN Let know nyt 2004 CMD It follows a chain in the military: Abbr. nyt 2004 CMD Mil. authority nyt 2004 CMDR Naval leader: Abbr. nyt 2004 CMDR U.S.N. rank below Capt. nyt 2004 CMII Year in the reign of Edward the Elder nyt 2004 CML 950, to Caesar nyt 2004 CML Year that Eric the Red was born, traditionally nyt 2004 CMON Don't gimme that!"
INCHES: nyt 2011 INCHES Precipitation prediction nyt 2011 INCHUP Increase slowly nyt 2011 INCITE Provoke nyt 2011 INCLUSIVE Nonsexist, in a way nyt 2011 INCMAJOR How the circled letters of 20-Across are played nyt 2011 INCOG Wearing a disguise, informally nyt 2011 INCOG Wearing a wig and shades, say nyt 2011 INCOMEGAP Difference between the rich and the poor nyt 2011 INCORRECTCHANGE Cashier's error, as suggested by 17-, 22-, 47- and 58-Across? nyt 2011 INCUR Arouse, as someone's wrath nyt 2011 INCURS Racks up nyt 2011 IND Sans affiliation: Abbr. nyt 2011 INDEBT Behind on payments nyt 2011 INDEED Absolutely!"

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