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Crossword clue for "END"

END: He's on the line

Other crossword clues for answer "END"

END: Word with back or front; Call it quits; Close; Finish; It may be bitter; Kind of run or table; Lineman; Objective; On __ (upright); Pass-catcher; Break off; Curling division; Deep or dead follower; Finale; Finis; He may be offensive; Last gasp; Sign off; Wind up; Wrap up; Cease or desist; Complete; Conclusion; Culmination; Cut off; Land's __; Offensive one perhaps; Put a stop to; Remnant; Run out; Tail; Terminus; Last word; Drop the curtain; Terminator's objective?; I'm about to ___ this man's whole career; Football position; Go "pfft"; One might be tight; Rear; Final chapter, e.g.; Put the kibosh on; One may be dead or bitter; Word with bitter or business; Crusty bread piece; Bread piece that you could technically use for a sandwich, I guess; Undesirable slice of bread, perhaps, though maybe you could turn it into croutons or make a panzanella or something; What a certain song never does; Reach a conclusion; Last of all; Abolish; Borderline; Coda; Come to a conclusion (appropriately); Curtains; Finish up; First or final cut piece; Last piece of bread to eat, often; Moon unit; Nib; Phase out; Termination; The ___ (appropriately); Tight ___; When the murderer is revealed, often; Where this answer is, appropriately; Where this appears, appropriately; Word after deep or tight; Come to a close; After the face off, bow to pressure and then stop (3); When the murderer is revealed in mysteries, often; Wrap things up; Go kaput; Denouement; See 5-Across; Come to a halt; Swan song; Final moment; Maze's goal; Stop working; Butt; Finish line; Russ Francis, for one; The __; Gridiron position; Tackle's teammate; Purpose; Boundary; Pass target; Discontinue; Epilogue; This clue's position; Terminate; Pull the plug on; Cease; It may be in sight; Knock off; Quarterback's target; West ___ Girls (1986 Pet Shop Boys hit); Word after tight or split; Bring to closure; West ___ Girls (1986 hit); Wisdom begins at the ___: Daniel Webster; Terminal; Journeys ___ in lovers meeting: Shakespeare; Word after tight or loose; Howards ___ (Forster novel); With 39 Down, ultimate goal; The South ___ (Wayne State U.'s student newspaper); Closing stages; Go no further; Draw to a close; Prime-rib cut; Demise; Suffix location; Childhood's ___ (Arthur C. Clarke novel); Cessation; Conclude; Shut down; Reach the denouement; Caboose, e.g.; A dead one can't have one way; Ruin; Sit on it; Put to bed, so to speak; What a buzzer may signify; Bottom; Football Hall of Famer Bruce Smith, e.g.; One who may get a pass; The Sopranos had a much-debated one; Do no more; Don't go on; Head or foot, e.g.; By definition, a line doesn't have one, in math; Fox-y home?; Curtains, with "the"; Cut short; Go off the deep ___; Goal; His job is on the line; Last word, in literature?; Posterior or purpose; The last word in some stories; Word after tight or wide; Armageddon; Call off; Cutoff point; Dead or living follower; Put a halt to; This clue, vis- -vis this puzzle; Wind down or wind up; The ___ (1978 Burt Reynolds movie); Stop; The last word, often; Call a halt to; Close down; Drop the curtain on; Football lineman; This answer, vis- -vis the Across answers; Word after living or dead; Howard's ___ (1992 Oscar winner); It's sometimes bitter; Kind of table; Quash; Brett Favre target; Bring to a halt; Closing; Final chapter; June 20, vis- -vis spring; Last word in movies?; Tip; Wind up or wind down; Word found in this puzzle's theme answers; Word with game or table; It may be bitter or loose; Jeremy Shockey, notably; Peyton Manning target; Tackle's neighbor; Third from center; Unpopular slice, for some; Bring to a conclusion; Stopping point; Target for Tom Brady; Tom Brady target; Week finish?; Howards ___ (1992 movie); Judgment Day, e.g.; NFL lineman; Word with living or dead; Caboose; Either half of a domino; Final section; Nip in the bud; Nothing follows it; Bring the curtain down on; Caboose's position; It may be split or loose; Last stop; Scrimmage participant; Line-of-scrimmage position; Loaf part; The last word?; Finalize; Extremity; His career is on the line; Word after bitter or business; Bitter follower, sometimes; Ultimate point; Howard's ___ (Oscar winner of 1992); At wit's ___; Expire; The ___ (famous last words); Outcome; Something sometimes split; Word after loose or tight; This, with "the"; Undoing; Bitter or business follower; Curling period; Football receiver; His job is always on the line; It may be loose or tight; Not the beginning; One can be loose or tight; Target for Peyton Manning; Aim; Word after "The World's" and "This Is the" in 2013 apocalypse comedies; Word that would have been better placed at 61-Down, but, hey, I'm not perfect; ___ around; Position of "FADE TO BLACK" in a screenplay, probably; Start of something new, often; Line position; Omega; I will ___ you! (threat); ___ times (the apocalypse); Word before "time" or "zone"; Candle part; Final word; It may be split; Last word in films?; Quaterback's target; Where to get in line?; Bitter ___; Limiting aspect; Split or tight follower; Word with table or zone; Epilogue location; See 11 Down; Certain lineman; Fine, in music; Book's last word; Eliminate; Gridiron speedster; Gridiron target; See 18-Down; This answer, appropriately; Appropriate answer for this clue?; Become extinct; Defensive lineman; Get done with; Get rid of; One working on a line; Computer key under Home; Either extreme of a loaf; Intention; See 46-Down; Tail __; Word "split" in this puzzle's eight longest answers; Circle's lack; Do the final step of; Caboose's place; See 38-Down; Means justifier; Bring down the curtain; Business __; Heel in a bakery; You've just reached it; Apt puzzle answer, in this case; Sew up; With 1-Across, a football play, or an apt description of what's hidden in the last part of the answer to each starred clue; Bring down the curtain on; English fin; Tight position?; The World's __: 2013 sci-fi comedy; Word with living or bitter; Wrap; Tight NFL position; Come to a conclusion; Object; Punch line, say; Stamp out; Word with game or point; Last in a sequence; Word with tight or loose; Bitter __; Last part; Tackle's neighbor on the line; Z, alphabet-wise; Close or complete; Extreme; Reach its destination, as a trip; Word with tight or split; See 28-Down; With 72-Across, evasive strategy ... and a hint to the last several letters of the four longest Across answers; Apt answer for this puzzle location; Coincidentally and aptly, it was also yesterday's last Down answer; High-__: upscale; Last word, say; It might be bitter; One who may go deep; See 51-Down; Deep __: diving area; Pierre's "fin," to Peter; Point B, usually; Tight __: football position; Series finale, e.g.; __ of story!; Last word of a fairy tale; See 27-Across; Turn off; Word with year or rear; Burt Reynolds film, The ___; The living ___; Fitting answer for this clue; Result; The final word in movies; Bring to a close; -30-; The last word in movies?; It may be living; Leave off; 30, to a reporter; Heel, on a loaf; Result (in); See 32 Down; __ of the line; Bread heel; Dead-__ street; Peter out; Bitter follower; Loaf's heel; Packers position; User or product leader; Concluding part; Fabric fragment; Quit; Furthest point; Last stage; NFL position; Be over with; Stop it; Close up; Cut it out; Drop it; Give up on; What's last; __ game; Back __; Furthermost point; Heel of a loaf; Keyboard key; Maze objective; Call it a day; Tip or top; Final stage; Limit; Loose __; Ruination; With 39 Down, Viking destination; Cut out; Ring's lack; Typical pass catcher; Wind down; Cancel; Circumvented, with 4 Down; Go last; Where this is; Completion; Final phase; Ultimate; Culminate; Fizzle out; Low-__; What this is two from; Fade out; Hindmost; Share of a task; Tunnel terminus; Wrap it up; Bring to completion; Most remote point; Ultimate bit; Follower of business or bitter; Nearing the __; The __ (58 Down); What a ring lacks; Bread slice also known as the heel; Curtains, so to speak; Cricket wicket; PC key; See 15-Across; Word with loose or tight; Land's ___ (westernmost point of England); Word with rear or year; Halt; Often-unwanted slice of bread; See 51-Across; Death; Delete key neighbor; See 65-Across; Computer keyboard key; Draw the curtain on; Lineman furthest from the center; See 13-Down; Tackle's linemate; With 1-Across, comic member of a minstrel troupe; Word with tail or back; ___-around (football play); Home key neighbor; Lands' ___ (clothing retailer); Quarterback target; If the ___ be well, all is well.—Gesta Romanorum.; Finality.; Football player.; Lands ___ Cornwall.; Consequence.; Where Liebestod is sung in Tristan.; Here Faust triumphs.; Share: Colloq.; Curtain.; Peroration.; Position on a football team.; Football linesman.; Gridiron player.; Pass receiver in football.; Pass receiver.; Ultimate state.; They lived happily ever after.; Football forward.; Footballer.; Lands ___.; Point of no return.; Purpose in view.; Upshot.; What 30 means, in printers' slang.; Issue.; Last word in a movie.; Short piece of cloth.; Thirty, in newspaper parlance.; ___ man.; ___ table.; ___ As A Man.; Position on an eleven.; Recipient of a forward pass.; Final point.; Last piece.; Stoppage.; ___ papers.; Full stop.; No ___ (a great deal): Colloq.; When the coda comes.; Land's ___, cape of England.; Close out.; Last.; Most remote section.; Dead ___.; Final cause.; Leftover.; Point.; Scrap.; The very last word.; Ultimate aim.; Word used with dead or the.; Finite point.; Kind of most.; No ___ (very much).; Top off.; Book ___.; Likely pass receiver; Last word in film; Word with play or run; Journey's ___; Forster's "Howards ___"; Kind of bridge play; Elway target; He may be split; Position for Russ Francis; Priestley's "Eden ___"; This may be tight or loose; Word with tail or dead; The ___ of the Affair; Book or tag; Deep or book; One of eleven; Word with product or table; Grid lineman; Kind of paper; Bitter or dead; He's often tight, in football; Minstrel man; Word with front or rear; Desinence; Kind of product; Means to an ___; Result of a coup de grâce; Sinclair's "World's ___"; ___ line (court boundary); The ultimate state; Where this word comes; Word with tag or rear; Fragment; Last word in many books; Player who may be tight; Tight ___, in football; What a checkmate causes; Where this word belongs; Word with run or play; Eligible pass receiver; Fate; He may be tight; Sake; Word with head or tail; Word with split or tight; Word with tight and open; ___ product; Eternity lacks this; Offensive one, at times; Pigskin chaser; Stallworth's position; Last straw; See 23 Across; Split or tight one; Abrogate; Sometimes it's bitter; Word with rear or tight; Book part; It might not be in sight; Kind of play; Like some products; Split or tight Jet; Happy ___, 1977 musical; Kind of play, in bridge; Marino target; A cricket wicket; Receiver, frequently; And by opposing ___ them? Hamlet; Sometimes it is bitter; Type of table; Zone for gridders; Book's final word; QB's target, often; Last word, at times; Wide receiver; Closure; Curling inning; Hindquarters; It may be dead; Word before and after "to"; Period of play in curling; Expiration; Coda's place in a score; Deli discard; It may be living or dead; Outer limit; Part to grab hold of; Quietus; Annihilation; Doom; Exterior lineman; Kind of user; Unpopular slice; Border; Not-so-desirable bread slice; Period; See 57-Across; Bitter part; Last page; Last part (appropriately); One may be on the line; Period's place; Command to exit a BASIC program; Destroy; Place to stop; This, appropriately; Word before and after "over"; ___-all; Apt answer for this clue; One may be dead; Judgment Day; Top or bottom; Bankrupt; Dissolve; Maze goal; Put a stopper on; Wind up or down; Defensive footballer; Tug-of-war position; Wipe out; Give the coup de grâce; See 3-Down; See 58-Down; With 41-Across, go out nicely; Doomsday, with "the"; Heel; Player next to a tackle; Potential pass target; T formation participant; With "of" plus 49-Down, momentous time; This Across answer, appropriately; What boring things never seem to do; The ___, next-to-last song on "Abbey Road," ironically; Defensive ___; Fulfillment; Share of responsibility; Squelch; This, for example, with "the"; What this is, fittingly; Kill; Last bit; Not go on; One may be tight; Stop going; Suspend; ___ of discussion!; Möbius strip's lack; Shut off; The ___ [fittingly]; Wideout, in football; Living or dead follower; One may get a pass; PC key below Home; Target of some passes; With 18-Across, software developer's concern; Word with deep or dead; Bottom of the ninth, usually; Certain pick in 17-Across; Consummate; When the credits roll; A O doesn't have one; Adjourn; Bottom of the ninth, say; Crusty bread slice; December 31, e.g.; Last song recorded by all four Beatles, with "the"; Maze word; Not continue; Stew ___; Many an eligible receiver; One may be bitter; Patootie; Squash; What a Möbius strip lacks; What curtains may signify; ___ of the line; To what ___?; Business ___; Downfall; See 25-Across; When credits roll; Derrière; Event studied in eschatology, with "the"; Inning : baseball :: ___ : curling; Player close to a linebacker; Where a tunnel opens; + or -, for a battery; Period, with "the"; Rump; Target of some football passes; Appropriate answer for this spot in the puzzle; Be over; Like-it-or-loathe-it bread piece; Redundant word before "result"; See 61-Across; Word after business or bitter; What follows both the living and dead?; A split one may need trimming; Coda, e.g.; Extra-crusty piece of bread; Stub, say; What a boring meeting never seems to do; Word with tail or tight; Jim Morrison song, with "The"; ...and the other; Forster's 'Howards _____'; Greene's 'The -- of the Affair'; -- zone; Part of SWAK; See 34-Down; Linkin Park "Waiting for the ___"; My Chemical Romance "To the ___"; The Doors "The ___"; Every new beginning comes from some other beginning's ___ ... (Semisonic); Doors "My only friend, the ___"; Part of the "Line" the Traveling Wilburys were going to; Traveling Wilburys: "___ of the Line"; What you don't want a good show to do; See 74-Down; Elton John "Club at the ___ of the Street"; Down at the ___ of Lonely Street at Heartbreak Hotel; Childhood's ___ Kiss; Until the ___ of the World U2; Foreigner "Until the ___ of Time"; Linkin Park "In the ___"; Pearl Jam "The ___"; Pet Shop Boys "West ___ Girls"; Phish "Possum, your ___ is the road"; This clue, fittingly, vis-a-vis this puzzle; Cut funding to; Francis Fukuyama's controversial article "The ___ of History?"; Overriding concern in "The Prince"; Word with rear or split; Come out; Dénouement; The ___ of the Tour (2015 David Foster Wallace bio-pic); Absolutely destroy, as a competitor; Adjournment; Apt answer to a puzzle's final clue; Author's last word?; Grid position; Table type; Tight or split; Final word, often; Word with run or result; Zone or table lead-in; Cease all action; Last word of a film?; Last word on the silver screen; Wind it up; Word with all or result; Receiver; Word with split or tail; Deep place?; Testaverde target; Type of zone or table; Word with deep or tight; Part to grab hold of, maybe; Spot to stop; Howards ___ (1992); Type of zone; Participant in some receptions; Type of table or zone; itterpart; 30, in the newsroom; Boundary line; Last word on the silver screen, sometimes; Part of the line always saved for you; Place to burn a candle?; Curtain call time; This ___ up; Every streetcar line has one; Lineman farthest from the center; Beginning's counterpart; Certain keyboard key; Period's place in a sentence; The ___ is in sight; 30 to an editor; Person looking for bombs?; 30 to editors; Decide not to continue; Kind of table or run; Opposite of start; Word after "living," "tight" or "dead"; 30 in editing; Continue no longer; Last word of movies?; Member of an NFL line; Stop doing; Third player from the center; Apt last answer; Book's last word, often; Burnt barbecue bit; Famous last word; Infinity doesn't have one; Last word of many books; Pi doesn't have one; See 36-Down; Word with "business" or "bitter"; Tight or "loose" follower; **Last word in many books (... 1 to 2); December 31, for 2020; Deep ___ (pool area); Z, for the alphabet; Happily ever after, for many a fairy tale; Inapt answer for 1-Across; London setting of "Call the Midwife" ("East"); No ___ in sight; One might be split or bitter; Q, for one country name; Redundant follower of "tail"; Word after "deep" or "defensive"; Word before "table" or "zone"; I'm at my wits' ___!; Rear or "dead" follower; Cancel, as a subscription; Final chapter, say; Final word in many fairy tales; G, for one U.S. state's name; See 56-Across; The 30th, for June; To the ___ of time; Word after "tight" or "bitter"; Z's spot, alphabetically; The ___ is near!; Last command in a BASIC program; Last word in a story; One may be tight or defensive; Period, for many a sentence; Word before "game" or "point"; The Low ___ Theory (A Tribe Called Quest album); Friday, for the workweek; Grand finale, for a fireworks show; Last word in many a fairy tale; The last word, in many cases; Far point; Loose or bitter follower; Split or tail; ____ of the line; Kind of zone; QB's frequent target; Throw in the towel; Tight or dead; Howard's ___; Become, with up; Start of an ear?; It can be bitter; Omega, in a way; Type of result; Howards ___ (1982); Only good part of a bad movie?; It may be bitter or dead; Kind of table or zone; Offensive one; Word with bitter or tail; Computer key; QB's target; Finish in the DEN?; It could be tight or loose; Coda's place; Offensive player farthest from the QB; Write "finis"; Split follower; Football position: defensive ___; The final word in storybooks; The ___ of Innocence; Land's ___ (southwesternmost point of England); Something to keep in sight; Dissolve, as a partnership; Kind of table or user; Rarely used computer key; You'll reach it at 61-Down; Tight or defensive, e.g.; Dead-___ job; Word before game or user; It's not the ___ of the world; Be-all and ___-all (essential element); Last word of a fairy tale, often; Shallow ___; Either of two on a defensive line; Final curtain; Key below "Home" on a PC; London's East ___; London's West ___; Neighbor of a tackle; Offensive or defensive gridder; Pass target, sometimes; Quarterback sacker, perhaps; Word after bitter or dead; Word with bitter or dead; The ___ of Our Road (Gladys Knight & the Pips song); Until the ___ of time; Last entry in this puzzle, fittingly; Passer's target, maybe; This clue, to this puzzle; When Porky Pig says "That's all, folks!"; Word after deep or dead; Word after living or receiving; ___ on a high note; Tight or "split" player; Dec. 31, to a year; Eternity doesn't have one; Final part; Rob Gronkowski's position; This puzzle's last entry, fittingly; It's the ___ of an era!; This is the ___; Fitting place for this answer; The beginning of the ___; To the bitter ___; At the ___ of the day . . .; That's it. ___ of story.; Appropriate place for this answer; Apt last word for this puzzle; Burnt ___ (bit of Kansas City BBQ); Final bit; Series finale, say; He's often tight; It's found "prematurely" in this puzzle's theme; Split or tight; Land's __, England; This is it; Page Down neighbor; Nothing comes after it; Appropriate location for this answer; Index's place in a book; Outro's place, in a song; ___ of story!; Bibliography's place in a book, typically; Epilogue's place in a book; Changed part of each re-tail phrase in this puzzle; Reason for being; Reggie White, for one; Where to join the line; Finish off; Aspiration; Cliffhanger's spot; Oklahoma city; Stopping poin; December, yearwise; Fitting last word in a crossword grid; Last section; Desired result; Final piece; Resolution; Appropriate answer to this clue; Grand finale; Area behind the stumps, in cricket; Words after living or dead; There's nothing after it; Fitting location for this clue; Word after dead or living