- AYES
- For votes
- Senate votes
- Vocal affirmatives
- The __ have it
- Sailor's assents
- Senate approvals
- Tar's responses
- They have it
- Thumbs-ups
- Affirmative votes
- Enough of them can override a veto
- They "have it," occasionally
- House affirmations
- Approving words
- Calls for passage
- Pro votes
- Winners over a lone 28-Across
- Votes for
- Pro side
- They pass bills
- They sometimes have it
- Thumbs-up votes
- Affirmatives
- Yeoman's yeses
- They're all for it
- Passing votes
- Words said in passing?
- Approving votes
- Yeomen's yeses
- Words from the pros
- Yeses on a yawl
- Those in favor
- Thumbs up at sea
- Enterprise replies
- Favorable votes
- Spoken agreements
- Bridge calls?
- House of Commons votes
- Shipping agreements?
- They may "have it"
- Side with
- Supports for an act
- Needs to pass
- Plural noun that becomes a singular synonym when its first letter is removed
- The ___ have it
- Encouraging words
- Seafarers' assents
- Assents, asea
- Apt anagram for "yeas"
- Affirmatives at sea
- Assents from sailors
- They often have it in Washington
- Assents on the sea
- Motion-carrying votes
- Shouts from supporters
- Congressional approvals
- They may have it, in a vote
- They might have it in the Senate
- Bill-passing shouts
- Bill-supporting votes
- They often have it
- Supporters' cries
- They sometimes have it in Congress
- They're for the proposition
- Roll call calls
- Shouts of support
- Votes in favor
- Yeses on the Hill
- Floor votes
- Motion carriers
- Motion supporters
- Roll call replies
- Some votes
- Yes votes
- Nautical assents
- Naval assents
- Yeses
- They mean "sí," and sound like they see
- Congressional affirmatives
- Certain votes
- Sailors' responses
- Agreeable words
- Vote count
- Agreeable responses
- Seamen's assents
- Salty assents
- Words to a captain
- Assents at sea
- Some pros
- Yeses at sea
- Those for
- Affirmatives for this puzzle's theme
- Mates' agreements
- Some yeses
- Words of support
- Mate's affirmatives
- Seaman's yeses
- Words from a pro?
- Music to a captain's ears?
- Tars' affirmatives
- Bridge assents
- They're pros
- Votes of support
- Seamen's agreements
- Seagoing assents
- Yeses in Congress
- Agreeing words
- All those in favor
- Agreements aboard
- Vocal support
- All in favor
- Motion passers
- Sailors' yeses
- Shipboard yeses
- They have it when things pass
- The __ have it: "Motion carries"
- 115-Down votes
- Votes of affirmation
- Captains often hear them
- Nautical affirmatives
- Nautical yeses
- They pass the motion
- Supporting people
- Those voting for
- What some upraised hands represent
- Pro group
- They might have it
- Floor assents
- Roll-call count
- Salts' assents
- Some Capitol Hill votes
- Ones in favor
- They're needed for passage
- Assents on deck
- Roll-call votes
- Sailors' affirmatives
- Responses following "All those in favor"
- Those for a motion
- What pros provide
- Parliamentary votes
- Homophone of the only letters absent from the answers, and also the clues
- Supporting side
- What's heard after "All those in favor"
- Votes from those in favor
- Yea votes
- Legislative positives
- Voice vote shouts
- Sources of support
- Votes that sound visual
- Group of supporters
- Up votes
- Mates' assents
- Shipboard responses
- Agreements at sea
- Votes for a bill.
- Answers to "All in favor . . . "
- Supporting votes.
- Chairman's concern.
- Word of agreement.
- Cereals.
- Voice votes.
- Yeas.
- Words of agreement.
- Certain vocal votes.
- Words of assent.
- Vocal votes.
- Assents.
- Votes.
- Words of approval.
- Roll-call sounds.
- They sometime have it
- Words heard on the Hill
- Appropriate anagram for yeas
- Capitol Hill assents
- Capitol Hill votes
- Sounds heard on Capitol Hill
- Quarterdeck affirmatives
- Legislators' votes
- Words from the pro group
- Parliament votes
- Votes in Parliament
- Billy Budd's affirmatives
- Nays' opposites
- Passing remarks?
- Pair for a captain?
- Passing comments?
- They're needed for bills
- Passing needs
- One side of a vote
- They're usually first to raise their hands
- Some roll-call calls
- First side to vote
- Replies on the Enterprise
- Senate tally
- Side for passage
- Affirmative actions?
- Cries made in passing?
- Rogers on a ship
- Voting side
- Chorus after "All in favor"
- Anagram - and synonym - of 71-Across
- Senate majority group, maybe?
- For people?
- Passing side?
- Pirates' assents
- Affirmations to captains
- Assents to the captain
- Passing requirements
- Naval agreements?
- First half of a Senate vote
- Passing judgments?
- Passing through D.C.?
- Pros
- They push a motion forward
- All those in favor, in the Senate
- Motion propellers
- Votes from the pros
- Supporters
- Bill passers
- All those in favor, in Congress
- They often have it in D.C.
- Proposition passers
- Yeomen's 31-Down
- Approvals
- Tar's assents
- Pro votes, especially asea
- Supporting ballots
- Opposites of 18-Down
- Popeye's yeses
- Those for it
- House calls?
- Verbal salutes
- Words that pass bills
- Seafaring assents
- Yeoman's affirmatives
- Certain assents
- Salt agreements?
- Naval affirmatives
- Some voice votes
- Assents on the briny
- Ensign's positive answers
- Pair of words to a captain?
- Roll call calls, sometimes
- Thumbs-up verbal votes
- Yeses on the high seas
- Some assents
- Roll call affirmatives
- Pirates' approvals
- Congressional yeses
- Nays' counterparts
- Pirates' yeses
- Swabbies' agreements
- Positive votes
- They mean yes
- Nays' counterpart
- Parliamentary stands
- Parliamentary yeses
- They're needed for bill passing
- Audible votes
- Supporters' agreements
- They carry motions
- Words from pros?
- Sailing affirmatives
- Some roll call votes
- Replies on board
- Senate assents
- Assents to Ahab
- See 37 Across
- Nautical agreements
- Senators' agreements
- They may have it at the Capitol
- Bills' fans' cries?
- Washington pros?
- Ensign's answers
- Chorus for Queeg
- Motion carriers, at times
- Bill's supporters
- Supporters' answers
- They may have it, in Congress
- Votes for supporters
- Sounds from the pros
- Supporters' calls
- Supporters' shouts
- Supporters' responses
- Passing requirement
- They have it, often
- Answers from ensigns
- Supporting words
- Votes from supporters
