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Other crossword clues for answer "LIFE"

LIFE
It can be signified by hit points or hearts, in video games
Long sentence?
Luce magazine
Oomph
You Bet Your ____!
Luce publication
Luce's magazine
Bowl of cherries?
Cereal, board game, or magazine
What's it all about? subject
Run-on sentence?
See 5 Down
Biography
One of man's "inalienable rights"
What one may get in court
Elan
Per Ambrose Bierce, it's "a spiritual pickle preserving the body from decay"
Biographical focus
Kind of jacket or insurance
Look competitor, once
Sprightliness
Bio
Certain prison term
Classic board game
Limb's partner
Board game or cereal
Bowl of cherries, in song
Cereal or game name
Mikey's favorite cereal
Large photo-filled magazine
Birth to death
Dr. Frankenstein's goal
Game played with cars
Breakfast cereal endorsed by Mikey
Biography's story
Cereal with a Honey Graham variety
Frankenstein's objective
Total rival
Magazine known for photojournalism
Cereal or board game
___ of the party
That it will never come again is what makes ___ so sweet (Emily Dickinson)
Long term?
Severe sentence
Cereal brand contained in the answer at 25-Across
Long prison sentence
Prison term, perhaps
See 1-Down
_____ of the party
Existence
It's a bowl of cherries, to some
Time's business partner
Biography subject
Get a ___!
Family board game
Game with cars as playing pieces
Word with jacket or belt
Magazine founded by Henry Luce
Its first issue cost 10 cents in 1936
Hey Mikey! cereal
Game with Lucky Day spaces
It's "too short for chess": Henry J. Byron
Period of effectiveness
Board game whose earliest version came out in 1860
Magazine that first published "The Old Man and the Sea"
The "it" in "He likes it! Hey Mikey!"
Cereal Mikey liked, in ads
Tevye's toast subject
Animation
Biographical span
... a tale / Told by an idiot: Macbeth
That's __!
Game with marriage and kids
Get a __!
Spirit
Subject of a memorable chocolate simile
The "vie" in "c'est la vie"
Longest sentence
Quaker cereal
__ hack
Board game with a lawsuit card
__ insurance
Kind of coach or jacket
Vitality
Vivacity
Story of my __!
SETI search subject
What happens to you while you're busy making other plans, per "Beautiful Boy"
Word with hack or coach
Breathing spell?
Flora and fauna
Magazine started in '36
Not on your __!
Look competitor
Rival of "Look"
Boy Scout rank
Biota
__ of Riley (ease)
Word before belt or boat
Look rival
__ story (biography)
__ belt
Still __ (type of painting)
Vibrancy
Hang on for dear __
__ story (autobiography)
Expertise of some coaches
True to __ (realistic)
__ preserver (flotation device)
Popular cereal
See 35-Down
Weekly magazine in some newspapers
#9
It's "but a dream," according to song
Biology's subject.
A human being.
___ with Father.
Kind of sentence.
Sportin ___, Cab Calloway's role.
Human affairs.
Vital spark.
Vital force.
Human activities.
Vigor.
Type of book.
A long sentence.
Being.
Riley's forte.
A question on Mars
___ on the Mississippi
Old humor magazine
Prison sentence
See 32 Across
Riley's good thing
Long prison term
That's ___
Riley's distinction
___ Begins at Forty
That's ___, Sinatra hit
No "empty dream," to H.W.L.
Recommended choice in Deut. 30:19
In My ___, Beatles song
A bowl of cherries?
Biography topic
Kind of buoy or line
Lennon's "In My ___"
A source of hope
Kind of boat or buoy
Start of a quotation
___ is real! . . . : Longfellow
One type of sentence
Prison term
Another magazine on which 47 Across worked
The ___ of Riley
Common sentence
16-Across's "_____ With Father"
Zest
Bowl of cherries, maybe
Chaim, to Potok
Magazine founded 11/23/36
The _____ of the party
It's often toasted
Never-ending sentence?
Time Inc. magazine
It's insurable
___, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness (rights that are 10-Down)
Bygone picture weekly
Game with car tokens
Lengthy sentence
___ and limb (what hurricanes threaten)
Popular cereal or magazine
Prison sentence that may be "without parole"
Energy
Long, long sentence
My ___ (Clinton autobiography)
Subject of a search on Mars
Bio subject
One of three at the start of a Pac-Man game
What happens while you're busy making other plans, it's said
Excitement
Magazine that published Harry Truman's memoirs
Where there's ___, there's hope
To ___! ("L'chaim!")
It's a tragedy when seen in close-up but a comedy in the long shot, per Charlie Chaplin
Supreme Court term
With 41-Across, generational sequence
With 5-Across, means of survival
Variety is the spice of ___
Video game turn
Classic photo magazine
Beatles: "A Day in the ___"
Our Lady Peace song
'83 Thin Lizzy live album
Elvis song for the living?
Living Colour "This is the ___"
Talk Talk "It's My ___"
Term for a tyrant
It's ceasing monthly publication
What happens to you while you're busy making other plans, per John Lennon
Sinatra's "That's _____"
The longest sentence?
Board game or magazine
Jacket opener?
Worst sentence that lets one live
Longest sentence to complete
Story of my ___!
Limb partner
Type of insurance
Longest possible sentence
Unending sentence?
Popular board game
This puzzle's theme word
It's preferred over death
Death penalty alternative
Severe prison sentence
___ of Riley
Board game with pink pegs
He likes it! cereal
Game with people pegs
Popular cereal or board game
The ___ of the party
Such is ___
Welcome to my ___!
Term length for a Supreme Court justice
Hang on for dear ___
Board game simulating a real existence
Larger-than-___
Vivacity or vitality
What happens when you're busy making other plans, it's said
Jacket type
Time's counterpart
Kind of insurance
Get a ____!
1936 Luce publication
Kind of force
Beatles' song "A Day in the ___"
Span or cycle
Mikey liked it
Word with jacket or boat
You can eat it, play it or live it
An "unalienable right"
Harsh sentence
Sinatra's "That's ___"
___ of Riley (ease)
___ of Pi (Yann Martel novel)
Meaning of the prefix "bio"
Word after "still" or "shelf"
This is the ___!
Word before "coach" or "hack"
Board game with plastic cars and people
Name of a cereal, a magazine and a board game
A tragedy when seen in close-up, but a comedy in long-shot, according to Charlie Chaplin
Boy Scout rank just below Eagle
Word substituted FOR the last word of 23-Across
Board game whose goal is Retirement
Dictator's term, perhaps
Very long sentence
Board game with car tokens
Person's romantic relationships, taken together
Cereal Mikey liked in a '70s ad
Board game with little car tokens
Term for a dictator
Chex alternative
Cereal Mikey liked
Type of boat for survivors
Cereal, board game or bygone magazine
Item thrown overboard
Long sentence, of a sort
Old magazine that rivaled 10-Across (and see 60-Across)