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Crossword clue for "ONE"

ONE: Number of one-syllable U.S. state names

Other crossword clues for answer "ONE"

ONE: 20% of a fin; Bridges burn, I never learn, at least I did ___ thing right (Taylor Swift lyric); The loneliest number that you'll ever do, per Harry Nilsson; A Chorus Line number; My __ and Only; __-Trick Pony (Paul Simon film); ___ for the money; 10% of a sawbuck; 1969 Three Dog Night hit; Change-machine input; Hole in ____; Italian noble family; Liftoff preceder?; Mike-tester's first word, often; Singular; Upright figure?; Washington's whereabouts; Where Washington is; Word on a dollar; All for ___ ...; __ Fine Day; 1300 hours; Area-code preceder; Half and half; Hydrogen's number; Like no other; Low number; Series opener; Small bill; The loneliest number; Three Dog Night hit; Undivided; United; Washington's note; Word on a penny; ___ Bad Apple (Osmonds hit); First number; Impossible craps roll; Single; It's better than nothing; I; Number of monosyllabic states, aptly; Song title for U2, Metallica, and Ed Sheeran; Number of countries that border Portugal; Number of years it took to construct the Empire State Building; Seventh word in "Jingle Bells"; With 4-Down, compact-play length; ___ World Trade Center; Framed bill in a restaurant, perhaps; Number of unique lineups U2 has had, as well as the name of a single from "Achtung Baby"; A Chorus Line showstopper; Absolute value of i squared; Number of astronauts on the Apollo 11 mission who didn't walk on the moon; ___-year deal (short contract); You're ___ to talk; U2 hit whose title is one of its co-producers spelled backwards; Using "Molly"; A Chorus Line finale; Bill that may be broken for quarters; See 35-Across; Ready Player ___ (2018 Spielberg movie); Awkward pronoun replacement; Number of UN member countries that start with "O"; Possible value for an ace, in blackjack; Taking horm___s, in a way; I, at times; Number that's its own 15-Down; To hear your options in English, press ___ now; 67-Across, in English; Number of AVCX crosswords left in 2021, inclusive of the puzzle you're solving; Taking, as meds; What a team might play as; Binary digit; Unspecified person; Bill with a pyramid; It's next to nothing; Indivisible; And I, for ___, welcome our new insect overlords; Can I have ___?; We're number ___!; You're the ___!; ___ please!; 21-Across, here; A quarter of four; Anagram of 41-Across; BBC ___; Billboard's apex; Capital ___; Counter's beginning; Formula ___; Late night hour; Married; Metallica's first hit; Most common leading digit according to Benford's law; Number of Qs in this grid; Number on a dime; Oscar Robertson's retired number; Repetition in the Fibonacci sequence; See 3-Down; See 54-Across; See 55-Down; See 58-Down; The ___ Fund (Boston Marathon bombing charity; please give); Typical bar tip; U2 hit; Unified; Value of the J tile in Croatian Scrabble; With 5-Down, alley sight; ___ Campaign (poverty-fighting organization started by Bono); ___ Direction; ___ louder; Blended together; Tangent of 45º; Top spot; White Monopoly bill; Hit from U2's "Achtung Baby" album; Last ___; Piece of cabbage?; 24-Across's value, at times; Bono's anti-poverty campaign; It follows twelve; Opening number?; Singleton; Singular figure; Number of pieces in a monokini; The same partner; Washington bill; You, or me, or anybody else for that matter; Google ___ (storage client); See 31-Down; See 34-Down; See 44-Across; Unbroken; What a lower case l might mean, on some typewritten manuscripts; With 21-Down, weak poker hand; Like things that are unmatched; Washington's bill; ___ Dance; Tip jar bill; Wee hour; ___Republic; Unity; Winning score of the first organized basketball game; A body; Consolidated; Pronoun; Buck Rogers' robot; Integer; January __; Person; A single; Champ's number; Champion's number; Inseparable; Lunch hour for some; Three Dog Night song; The first cardinal; __ for the road; Blastoff preceder; Any digit self-divided; Solo number; Three Dog Night classic; Four fourths; Lunch hour, maybe; Next to nothing?; A Chorus Line song; The wee-est hour?; With 115-Down, basis of monotheism; Early afternoon; With 102-Across, Bob Marley song; Like a gas gauge that's running really low; Another preceder?; Eight hundred preceder?; Individual; Canadian loonie coin, e.g.; Loonie coin, e.g.; (see 32-Across); Afternoon hour; Withdrawn Canadian bill; Withdrawn Canadian currency bill; CBC Radio ___; It's small and tender?; Number of even primes; Prime factor; The ___ Ring (Middle-earth artifact); Any person; Indefinite pronoun; Long-distance-call starter; Lowest bill; Richard Bach novel; Together; and lowest; Five before six; Product of a number and its reciprocal; The Loved ___ (Evelyn Waugh novel); Difference between a baker's dozen and a dozen; Gender-neutral pronoun; Evelyn Waugh's "The Loved ___"; Number that's its own square root; ___ Arm (Tennessee Williams story); Hydrogen's atomic number; The ___ Ring (artifact in Tolkien's works); Combined; Number at the peak of Pascal's triangle; Number preceding liftoff; Number that's its own square; Song reprised at the end of "A Chorus Line"; The cosine of zero; Thomas the Tank Engine's number; With 34 Down, certain combo; Factor of every integer; Four quarters; Top-of-the-leaderboard number; Integer's denominator; Number suggested by a foam finger; Atomic number for hydrogen; Largest sine value; 1300 hours, to civilians; Fused; ! neighbor; Needing to fill up, say; Completely not tanked?; It's the same for every base; Needing to get to the station; Unit designation; In danger of puttering out; Sample limit, often; See 8-Down; Value of a dollar; _____ please!; Close to running out; Parental cookie limit, often; Puttering out, say; Running, but just barely; ____ Heartbeat (1987 R&B hit); Close to puttering; Having very little 29-Down; Needing to get a fill; Running with a dash light showing; See 47-Across; With 45-Down, not a significant quantity; With 46-Across, common deal stipulation; _____ thing...; Fuming along the road?; It's neither composite nor prime; Needing a regular fill?; Precarious way for a car to be running; See 16-Across; See 30-Down; Having the needle very low; See 51-Down; Two less this is this; What the index may represent; ___ Fine Day (1996 film); 873,254 self-divided; Collection plate item; List starter; Ace, on a golf scorecard; Barenaked Ladies' "___ Week"; Good step to start with; Impossible number in a football score; By the time I count to three follower; ___ Fine Day; Horse population of a small town?; Last word of Tiny Tim's toast; Only; Smallest bill; Smallest positive integer; Top rank; Word before "Blast-off!"; ___ Less Bell to Answer (The 5th Dimension hit); Beginning "square"; Bill passed regularly; Bill with a pyramid on the back; Latish lunchtime; Not even a few; Quarter of four; Sawbuck fraction; Smackeroo; Two bells, perhaps; What I may mean; Word on a dime; 1992 U2 hit; 2000 Beatles compilation album; Every number is divisible by it; It usually comes first; Last digit of this year; Not split; Number at the heart of seven other answers in this puzzle; Number below the exclamation point; Number on a dime's reverse; Solid yellow ball on the pool table; Telephone button without letters; Word on a penny or a dime; ___ in a million; ___ of these days, Alice...; Bestselling number?; Countdown penultimate; Hour after noon; I, in Roman numerals; Matchless; Sacagawea denomination; See 7-Down; What 44-Across is 44-Across of; ...___ hand clapping?; Fifth of a fin; Free throw score; Married or single; What I might mean; ___ and only; ___ Week (1998 Barenaked Ladies hit); Big number from "A Chorus Line"; Divisor for any prime number; Highest binary digit; Last number in a countdown; Like-minded; Single, in Toledo; Yearling's age; A Chorus Line closer; ___ Fine Day (1996 Pfeiffer/Clooney film); Bank or Air Force follower; Bestseller's number; Digit before an area code; January, in some dates; Only partner; Start of a long-distance call; Winning number; Buck; Day or square follower; E's value, in Scrabble; Free throw point value; From day ___ (since the start); I, for Claudius; Queen's "Another ___ Bites the Dust"; Showstopper in "A Chorus Line"; Air Force ___; Any number to the zeroth power; Word after square or loved; 50/50; Fibonacci sequence repetition; Last word of "A Christmas Carol"; No longer separate; Out of many, ___ (e pluribus unum); ___ Touch of Venus (Mary Martin musical); Complete; Digit in binary code; Dollar digit; Final B.C. year; Joined; Last word before "Liftoff!"; Only companion; Score for an ace; Small dining party; Start of long-distance dialing; Word before person and vote; Atomic number of hydrogen; Formula ___ racing; Impossible quantity of Lay's potato chips to eat?; Last number of a countdown; Leading figure?; Number in "A Chorus Line" that's actually a number; Hickory Dickory Dock time; A wee hour; Downbeat in a bar of music; Early afternoon time; It's its own square; Lowest sudoku digit; Number of F's in this puzzle's answer grid; Number of consonants in this answer; Number of protons by which the elements in the four longest puzzle answers have been enhanced; Number whose square equals its square root; Small number; The loneliest number, in song; ___-two punch; Marine ___ (presidential helicopter); Score for a hockey goal; Small cardinal; Unanimous; You da ___ (2011 Rihanna number); Common bill; Divisor of a prime number; Half of "snake eyes"; January, on some checks; The loneliest number, in a song; Twenty-first word of the Pledge of Allegiance; Wallet item; Alternative to another?; Bit of binary code; Capital ___ (credit card company); Digit besides zero allowed in binary code; Five percent of a score; Half of eleven?; I can mean this; Lowest sudoku number; Most common Scrabble tile value; Prime number divisor; Twelve follower; Two halves; x Ã· x; Number that is its own square root; Prime divisor; Sole; The only number spelled out on a dime; With 24- and 45-Down, soap produced since 1968; It's the loneliest number; Option in binary; U2 song; First off...; First; See 106-down; Not none; Point value of a free throw; Telephone button without any letters; U2 single whose proceeds benefitted AIDS research; See 53-Down; Send ___ Your Love (Stevie Wonder song); See 25-Down; What I is; As Gregor Samsa awoke ___ morning...; Here Come the Warm Jets rocker; The l___liest number; To begin with...; SEE 66-ACROSS; The Loved___: E. Waugh opus; After twelve fifty-nine; Back to square___; Song from "A Chorus Line"; __ way street; A Chorus Line hit; A Chorus Line tune; ___ Mo' Time; ___ Touch of Venus; ___ singular sensation...; -- -night stand; Countdown number; Elevator stop; Pre-blastoff number; Single entity; Starting point; Sum of all parts; ___ -eyed jack; ___ -eyed jack: wild card; ___ Life to Live; Direct-dial starter; Hardly any; List topper; Partner of all; Snow White's "___ Song"; Word before liner or track; 800 preceder; All-in- ___; Biggest word on a buck; Bill featuring Washington; Dollar bill; With 46 Across, vitamin brand; ___ -horse town; A person; Free throw value; George's bill; Penultimate countdown word; Unit; See 12-Down; Top number; A; Loneliest number; Number of Beethoven operas; Word before "Happy New Year!"?; ... the two shall be as __: "The Wedding Song"; __ for the money ...; Common tip jar item; Latish lunch hour; Prime number factor; Sugar-free Pepsi product; Ace, at times; Barely any; Start of a long-odds phrase; With 64- and 76-Down, golf score; __ Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest; The loneliest number, in a 1969 hit; Ace's value, at times; Self starter?; Unit circle radius; Number on a driver; Pepsi brand that's also its calorie count; Three Dog Night hit written by Nilsson; Word with day or way; Pick a number from __ ...; __ size fits all; I, to Claudius; Typical studio apartment room count; Vending machine insert; Washington is on it; With 125-Across, words before customer; Binary code digit; Not divided; Top 10 hit from U2's "Achtung Baby" album; With 39-Across, soapbox racer, e.g.; __ Fine Day: 1963 hit; Any nonzero number divided by itself; Impersonal pronoun; Tip jar addition; Vague pronoun; __ of a kind; __-eyed jack; Late lunch hour; Maître d's "Are you by yourself?"; Unique; With 12-Down, sign with an arrow; Low digit; Number of World Series wins for the Nationals; Number of stars on Ghana's flag; Pacific Coast Highway's route number; Runs scored on a solo homer; Small digit; Till bill; __-horse town; Story of My Life band __ Direction; 1992 U2 song; Common odds ending; Number of gods in a monotheistic faith; Opposite of six, on a die; Ozzie Smith's number; See 46-Down; Single in a wallet; Snake eye?; What two heads are better than; You're the __ That I Want: "Grease" song; __ Life to Live; Number of single-syllable U.S. states; Pee Wee Reese's number; Points for a free throw; Word with man or horse; No power can change it; Teen's opening number?; Tip jar denomination; Word on a Susan B. Anthony coin; Just __ moment; 35-Across halved; Back to square __; Cardinal Ozzie Smith's retired uniform number; First character in this clue; Foam finger number; Hole in __; Pepsi product that's also its calorie count; Romantic ideal, with "the"; Table for __; What may replace you?; Winner's number; Binary code basic; Integer after zero; Lowest Scrabble tile value; Of __ mind; Scrabble vowel value; Top 40 title for Metallica or U2; __, please: box office request from a single patron; Formula __ auto racing; Formula __: auto racing class; Half a pair; Not in fragments; Number of U.S. states with three-word capitals; Number of gods worshipped in Zoroastrianism; Number that's a square of itself; Queen's "Another __ Bites the Dust"; x/x; You're a fine __ to talk; __ of Us: Joan Osborne hit; Air Force __; Common Scrabble tile value; Number of Eagles' Super Bowl wins; Number of Scrabble X-tiles; Number of beers that fall off the wall in each round of the song; Soul mate, with "the"; Sudoku digit; Unseparated; Wallet single; Take __; Buck in a wallet; Capital __; Eight bits bill; Number of World Series wins for the Astros; Only Fibonacci number that appears twice in the sequence; Phone button with no letters; Ariana Grande's "__ Last Time"; Early afternoon hour; First digit in a googol; Lowest score on some scales; Number of players needed to play Klondike; Number of players needed to play solitaire; Solid yellow ball; Top Billboard spot; Best Song Ever singers __ Direction; Countdown end; Protozoan cell count; Small square; Tune from A Chorus Line; Conjointly; The downbeat; __ in a million; The loneliest number, to Three Dog Night; A Majority of __; Change-machine insert; Tenth of a sawbuck; Three Dog Night tune of '69; __ more time!; Unspecified individual; Coveted NCAA ranking; Partner of only; . . . and all for __; Smallest paper currency; Somebody; __-man band; A fourth of four; A third of three; Count start; Ace value, at times; First of a series; Half a couple; Single unit; An individual; Countdown word; Score on an aced hole; What 119 Across means; X to the zero power; An hour after noon; List opener; The multiplicative identity; Die's lowest; Low end of many scales; Hour after midnight; Less than a couple; Marine __ (presidential helicopter); Mike-tester's word; Square __; White Monopoly item; Lunchtime for some; See 59 Down; Coveted "Billboard" position; Letterless phone key; Solid yellow billiard ball; Bottom of some scales; Leaner's point value; Valedictorian's rank; Vowel's point value in Scrabble; __ of a kind (unique); Chorus Line finale; I may stand for it; Low number in sudoku; Most-passed bill; __ good turn . . .; An hour before 9 Across; Scarcely any; What 57 Down means; Bill in a till; Individual in question; Wedded; With 42 Down, geologist's billion years; Word on pennies; Bill with a bright eye; Chart-topping number; No longer apart; Part of 63 Across' meaning; See 64 Down; With 29 Down, sight below some Lincoln Memorials; We're number __!; Bill bearing George; Unnamed individual; Unspecific person; What I may stand for; __ in a million (rare); __ of these days (eventually); __ moment please . . .; Amalgamated; Bill that's not big; Close __; Day preceder or follower; Half and a half; Minimal quantity; Nonspecific person; Value of any Scrabble vowel; Day __; George Washington's bill; Lowest denomination paper currency; Very low number; I can stand for it; Score for a leaner; Smallest number on a bingo card; Smallest till bill; Valedictorian's class rank; __ in a million (very rare); A fifth of five; A twelfth of a dozen; Chart topper's place; Go back to square __; Lowest denomination paper money; Some person; Some unnamed person; Unnamed person; Word on a pound coin; __ at a time (singly); __ day; An hour after midnight; Preceder or follower of day; Smallest digit in sudoku; Identity for multiplication; In agreement; Letterless phone button; Lunch time, maybe; Ace value, sometimes; Multiplicative identity element; Pepsi brand; With 30-Across, sometime; Commonest Scrabble tile subscript; Indicating the need to fill up; Purina pet food brand; Three Dog Night's first Top Ten hit; Word on a penny and a dime; Blastoff precursor; A third of 111?; Driver's number; First or second number in the Fibonacci sequence; I might stand for it; Jackson Pollock masterpiece in the MoMA; Loonie's denomination; Number for the books?; Upper-left button on a phone; With 27-Down, a game similar to baseball; Any nonzero number times its reciprocal; Googol's starter; Its root is itself; Marine ___ (U.S. president's helicopter); Pitcher, in baseball scoring shorthand; Signal for a fastball; Small note; Snake eyes half; Square or day follower; Start of a googolplex; Top 10 U2 hit of 1992; Where the needle is when the gas light is lit; With 39-Down, a boxing combo; With 51-Down, like Las Vegas bandits; With 64-Across, words on an arrow; i squared, then squared again; Any nonzero number raised to the zeroth power; Countdown finale; It's its own multiplicative inverse; Jefferson coin; Shout at 11:59:59 P.M. on December 31; Tangent of 45°; The slope of y = x + 2; Air Force ___ (U.S. president's plane); Billy Martin's retired Yankees number; Halfway between seven and seven; It's at the top of Pascal's triangle; Number in "A Chorus Line"; Only positive integer that's neither prime nor composite; Square that's also a cube; The square of the square of i; Vowel value in Scrabble; Yellow solid; ___-armed bandit; First word of "Rock Around the Clock"; We don't give bread ___ fishball.—Lane.; Cardinal number.; ___ Country, ___ Constitution, ___ Destiny.; Ace.; Identical.; Something indivisible.; Numeral.; Certain person.; Gather into single whole.; ___ Hoss Shay.; ___ World.; How many eyes has a Cyclops?; Number.; Polyphemus had ___ eye.; Willkie's world.; The clock struck ___.; ___ nation indivisible . . .; Certain thing.; First birthday.; First on the list.; Monogamous limit.; Strike ___.; The same.; Anybody.; Half of 55 Down.; Hole in ___.; Last word of "The Walrus and the Carpenter."; Man and wife.; Number of years the Swiss President serves.; Simplex.; Single, through agreement.; The last Little Indian.; A "wee small hour."; A certain.; A person indefinitely.; Current novel by David Karp.; Scoring unit.; Time for a lunch date.; United couple.; Vague person.; They'd eaten every ___.; ___ Little Word.; Forming a whole.; Indentical.; Lunchtime.; Numerical starter.; Pitcher's number.; Party of ___ by Fadiman.; A Goren jack's value.; All ___ (of no importance).; Digit.; Odd number.; ___-horse.; Part of a group.; Solo.; Small hours time.; All ___.; First point.; Some or any.; ___-sided.; Anybody, indefinitely.; See 106 Across.; What "unum" means.; ___ and the same.; A certain person.; Three in ___.; ___ and all.; Go ___ better (outdo).; No particular person.; Prime number.; ___ another.; ___ Man's Meat.; With 41 Down, shay-power.; A Majority of ___.; A certain ___.; Act ___.; After noon.; All's partner.; Any individual.; Singularity.; Ten to ___.; The year ___.; Part of a score.; Kind of world.; Part of the "Stepquote."; Type of armed bandit.; Just above zero.; Part of a million.; ___ old cat.; Equal.; First in line.; Highest in standing.; Part of 51 Down.; Quite the same.; Part of 26 Down.; Bill; Horse-count for a town.; Item; ___ a penny . . . hot cross buns; A Young Hickory; Bill often passed; Brady's "Paris ___": 1976; Low rating; ___-night stand; Lone; With 28 Down, street sign; All and ___; Rare golf-hole score; Rare score on a golf hole; Third of a crowd; ___ at a time; ___ way; Billfold item; ___Meat Ball; Draw-poker request; Kind of way; Late-late show time; Lonely number; Next to zero; What the mouse's clock struck; Willkie's ___ world; Word with time or way; ___, two, buckle my . . .; At ___ (agreed); Kind of way or step; ___ good turn . . .; ___ more time; ___ to a customer; Basketball situation, with 23 Down; Kind of horse town; Number for the road; Number on a greens flag; Wallet unit; Word with step or way; ___ and inseparable (Webster); Final countdown number; Indivisible's partner; Kind of night stand; Purse paper; Seven divided by seven; Sharpen a razor; ___ for the road; ___ no-trump; ___ of these days; ___ nation . . .; Three from four; Word with step or time; ___ Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest; Purse item; Ten minus nine; Word in the next clue; Paris ___, book by James Brady; ___ nation under God . . .; Homophone for won; Número uno; Romberg's "___ Alone"; The number many look out for; Till item; Waugh's "The Loved ___"; Wonderful ___, old song; ___ Alone: Romberg; ___ a penny, two . . .; A follower; Bill that's often passed; Folding-money item; Partner of all or only; Willkie's "___ World": 1943; ___-man gang; Studio ___ of TV fame; That's ___ small step . . .; Wonderful ___, 1922 song; Before "blast off"; Fadiman's "Party of ___"; Ferber's "___ Basket"; Follower of 12, sometimes; Kind of upmanship; Number of Harry Truman's children; Popular bill; What ten tenths equal; ___ O'Clock Jump, 1938 song; Cather's "___ of Ours"; One-half and one-half; ___ for the books; Paris ___, J. Brady book; ___, Two, Buckle My Shoe: Christie; Certain majority; Oft passed bill; It's You or No ___, 1948 song; Paris ___, Brady book; The ___ I Love; A bill; Count beginner; First of the cardinals; Monad; Song in "A Chorus Line"; ___ if by land . . .; ___ if by land, and . . .; After 12, timewise; Just ___ of those things; Romberg's "___ Kiss"; I Was the ___, Presley hit; Only's companion; Twelve fifty-nine follower; Wallet bill; ___-liner (quip); ___-and-Twenty: Johnson; Follower of 9 Down; J. Denver's "___ World"; Only's partner; ___-upmanship; Arlen's "___ for My Baby"; Extra-point score; Moss Hart's "Act ___"; See 43 Acrown; Washington note; ___ Alone from "The Desert Song"; Free throw's value; Twelve fifty-nine successor; ___-track mind; A digit; Pitcher's number, to the scorekeeper; A Chorus Line hit song; ___ Kiss, Romberg song; ___ for My Baby, 1943 song; ___-Eyed Jacks, 1961 film; A minute after 12:59; Formal pronoun; Half of 11?; Presley's "I Was the ___"; Route number; Murder ___, Lipsky novel; ___ for My Baby...; Fin, less four; See 9 Down; _____ of these days, Alice ...; Last word "A Christmas Carol"; Murder___; Solitary; Start for step or stop; _____ for the books; 60 minutes past 12; Cather's "____ of Ours"; See 130-Across or 87-Down; ____ of a kind; Bill in the till; It's "for the money"; Last number before "Liftoff!"; Late late movie hour; Long distance call start; Of the same mind; Population at the time of 44-Across; Ticket request; ___to grow on; A Chorus Line standard; My ___ and Only; ___ moment; Low note; TV's "Murder ___"; Common lunch time; Ending of most odds; Last word of the year, often; Late-late hour; Sum of the parts; Twice 79-Down; Word repeated in "takes ___ to know ___"; 38-Across, to us; Day ___; It precedes "Blastoff!"; Microphone tester's word; ___ China policy; Impossible score, in U.S. football; Last word heard on New Year's Eve; Like a gas gauge just before a fill-up?; Minimal amount of money, with 5-Down; Sacagawea coin denomination; Wed; It's heard before a liftoff; Lunch hour; Point value in Scrabble of every letter in this puzzle; See 5-Down; Single word; Starting square; Telephone button that lacks letters; Top-of-the-chart number; With 60-Down, eventually; Take ___; You're Still the ___ (1998 Grammy winner); 56-Across + 56-Across; Fraction of a 46-Across; It might be broken into quarters; Loved ___; Lunchtime, perhaps; See 27-Across; Top position; With 15-Down, low; ___ Fine Day (1963 Chiffons hit); ___ nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all; Cellular ___; Count near the end of a countdown; Five minus four; Minimal order; Simple ticket order; Whole; That's ___ for the books!; No longer divided; See 60-Across; With 25-Across, 50%; With 31-Across, some clubs; With 51-Down, a common tennis score; ___ of a kind; Calorie count of some diet drinks; Eagle's bill?; It's dialed before a long-distance number; Number before "Liftoff!"; With 4-Down, some swimsuits; Word before and after "by," "on," or "to"; Capital ___ Bank; Purina ___ (pet food); What I will always be?; When lunch hour ends, often; With 74-Down, unanimity; 1992 U2 top 10 hit; Long-distance number starter; Missing broadcast channel; Night stand leader?; Number before "ignition ... liftoff!"; With 52- and 39-Across, gradually; Word before "ignition ... liftoff!"; The loneliest number, in a Three Dog Night song; Beginning of all New York ZIP codes; Canadian "loonie" denomination; Hit 1992 U2 "single"; I might signify this; Mr. Right, with "the"; Neuter pronoun; Number of operas composed by Beethoven; Primary figure; With 105-Down, a short play; With 32-Across, a ball game; Billy Martin, for the Yankees; Cosine of 2 pi; Cosine of zero degrees; Cyclops eye count; See 32-Down; Seventh row; Two halved; What I might indicate; With 41-Down, quaint sandlot game; *As a package; Bit of bread; Diet-drink calorie count; Number of states whose last two letters are its own postal abbreviation; Number of tiles per Scrabble set for the letter at the end of the answer to each starred clue; Pee Wee Reese, for the Dodgers; Top-of-the-charts number; With 42-Across, birdie?; With 42-Across, bogey?; Addition to 18-, 23-, 40-, 54- and 60-Across; Admit ___; Alternative to I, you, he or she; Sharer of an exclamation point on a keyboard; Snake eye (as this completed puzzle depicts); Word that appears eight times on a dollar bill; Just the ___; ... of a 1968 Jefferson stamp; 2000 Beatles album or its peak chart position; Derivative with respect to "x" in f(x) = x + 10; In dire need of gas; It was retired by the Yankees in 1986; Pepsi ___; Telephone key with no letters; Word before "Liftoff!"; 20/20; Goalie's jersey number, often; Number dialed before an area code; Number on a foam finger; Pepsi ___, sugar-free cola; Possible lunch hour; See 29-Across; With 24-Across, like Edward Albee's "The Zoo Story"; You, generically; ___ Direction (boy band); 1300 hours, to a civilian; 21st word of the Pledge of Allegiance; 45-Across, in America; Area code lead-in; Bob Marley's "___ Love"; Exclamation point's key-mate; First number dialed when calling long distance; Impossible point total in American pro football; In dire need of gas, say; Point value of an A in Scrabble; Result of dividing any number by itself; Start of almost every ZIP code in New York; What I can be; With 10-Down, certain punch; ___-hit wonder; Good ___!; (5 x 3) - (7 x 2) = ?; Acting as a group; Chart position reached by all the albums seen in the starred clues in this puzzle; Common lunch hour; Five fifths; Follower of Formula or Air Force; Number of monosyllabic U.S. state names; Score for a post-touchdown kick; Scrabble value of every letter in RELATIONS; Word before and after "to," "on" or "for"; Word just before "blastoff"; Army of ___ (recruiting slogan); Bill with Washington's face; Brian of ambient music; First of all; Ironically, the last song in "A Chorus Line"; It lacks letters on a telephone keypad; Light air, on the Beaufort scale; Many a numerator; Maximum value of sine; Not you specifically; Out of gas, informally; Result of dividing any nonzero number by itself; See 39-Across; Vowel's value in Scrabble; What might replace you?; With 48-Down, kind of street; Word repeated in "It takes ___ to know ___"; Xbox ___; You, impersonally; You, more formally; Rogue ___; Figure on a foam finger; First in an infinite line; How you might be referred to; Number of emails sent by Warren Buffett in his entire life; Pi's first digit after the decimal; With 18-Down, distribution limitation, informally; With 22-Across, certain way to make 60-Across; With 33-Down, like solitaire; Each "O" of BOGO; Final word shouted before "Happy New Year!"; Impersonal "you"; It stands for January; Joined ... or a continuation of 36-Across; Number replaced by "hup" by a drill sergeant; Start of every ZIP code in Pennsylvania; With 32-Across, what the answers to the starred clues each have; x's positive value in the equation 2x = 4x^2 - 2; He still the ___ (lyric in Beyoncé's "Countdown"); A quarter to four?; Any nonzero number to the zeroth power; Bill in a tip jar; Cosine of 0; Its square equals its square root; Meaning of a raised index finger; See 23-Across; See 6-Down; With 42-Across, usual result of a leadoff batter getting three strikes; With 45-Across, low draw in soccer; With 95-Across, what often seems to disappear in a dryer; {See Notepad}; 2000 Beatles album ... or its peak position on Billboard; Any nonzero number raised to the power of zero; Ariana Grande's "___ Last Time"; Number of lanterns "if by land"; Number said just before "Liftoff!"; Phone button that lacks letters; Telephone button that doesn't have letters; Yellow ball in pool; Common typo for an exclamation point; Gastric acid, on the pH scale; It appears twice in the Fibonacci sequence; It's 50/50; It's represented by a dot in the top-left corner, in Braille; Number aptly found in "loner"; Number of Q tiles in Scrabble; Number of seasons played by baseball's Seattle Pilots; Something it's good to get a hole in?; What a raised index finger may stand for; What the tangent of 45° is equal to; With 1-Down, the smallest amount; With 124-Down, feature of van Gogh; With 39-Down, "Wait!"; With 83-Down, puzzle solver's starting point; Word after square or plus; Word before "More Night," "More Try" and "More Chance" in Billboard hits; 1; 1/2 + 1/2; It shares a key with "!"; Marine ___; Small sample; The Chiffons' "___ Fine Day"; What a raised index finger might represent; ! keymate; God bless us, every ___!; It shares a computer key with an exclamation point; Not yet two years old; Number of times Rose tells Jack she loves him, in "Titanic"; Number that sounds like a past-tense verb; Only repeat in the Fibonacci sequence; See 21-Down; This clue's number minus eight; Tip jar item; What I might be; What a pointer finger can represent; Word before and after "on," "to" or "by"; Who am I? Two-four-six-oh-___! ("Les Misérables" lyric); -; Beatles compilation album made up entirely of their No. ___ hits; Common uniform number for a soccer goalkeeper; Fee, in dollars, to run the inaugural N.Y.C. marathon in 1970; Inside lane on a track; Number of U.S. states without any straight borders; Number that shares a key with "!"; Radius of a unit circle; Small cube; What 0! equals; With 57-Down, lacking in variety; Pepsi variety; Like many a raver; Number of Super Bowls Brett Favre won; Any positive integer to the zeroth power; Distance forward in the alphabet that each changed letter in the theme entries has moved; Metallica song parodied in a "Shreds" video on Youtube; Value of any Scrabble tile in the word "ordinates"; Let the Right ___ In; '-- Fine Day ('63 tune)'; 'Johnny -- Note' ('37 song); 'Wild _____' ('60 hit); TV's '-- Step Beyond'; TV's '_____ Life to Live'; Waugh's 'The Loved _____'; '-- Bad Apple ('71 song)'; '-- Good Cop ('91 film)'; TV's '-- Life to Live'; Waugh's 'The Loved --'; Number to the left of this answer; Billfold bill; Not broken; See 108-Down; (No ___ Knows Me) Like the Piano (Sampha song); Am I the only ___ . . .; I'm Not the Only ___ (Sam Smith song); Lost ___ (Jazmine Sullivan song); Two Girls ___ Crossword (podcast); You had ___ job; ___ From the Vaults (trans history podcast); ___ Night in Miami (Regina King's directorial debut); ___ ring to rule them all . . .; Aaliyah album "___ in a Million"; Ciara/Missy Elliott collab "___, Two Step"; Half of two; Number of countries bordering South Korea; Number of single-syllable U.S. state names; Number of states bordering Maine; Number of time zones used by China; Number on Alyssa Naeher's jersey; Phrase aptly found in "hormone"; Single-digit perfect square; Taking estrogen, for short; This clue number minus 30; With 47-Across, what a mononymous person is known by; Zero's counterpart in binary; With 3-Down, short film; With 94-Across, gets the better of; See 60-Down; With 100-Down, quick jokes; With 122-Down, like a Cyclops; See 82-Across; Did I disappoint you? U2 song; When it's ___ need, in the night (U2); __ is the loneliest number ...; Bob Marley "___ Love"; Numerical Three Dog Night smash; U2: "Achtung Baby" smash; Word on a dollar bill; Neil Diamond/Waylon Jennings "___ Good Love"; Orleans "Still the ___"; Performed by Metallica at '89 Grammys; Pink Floyd "___ of These Days"; George Michael "___ More Try"; Phish "My Sweet ___"; Robert Plant "Tall Cool ___"; Singular Bee Gees song?; Is it getting better? U2 song; J. Geils "___ Last Kiss"; '92 U2 smash; FIRSTLY, ...; If I hear ___ more peep out of you I'm turning this crossword RIGHT around!; ___ Last Time ("Hamilton" song); Loneliest number, they say; Number of cast members in the stage play "Tru"; Final song of "A Chorus Line," inaptly; See 39-Down; Bit of binary; Number that's a pronoun; Number of Orthodox Jews in the U.S. Senate; Number of independent U.S. representatives; Number of states Mondale won in '84; Number of states with unicameral legislatures; Number of terms Jesse Ventura says he'll serve as governor; Number of congressmen North Dakota gets; Number of congressmen Wyoming has; Portrait of George Washington source; Washington's place among presidents; With 31 Down, combination punch; Last word in "A Christmas Carol"; Cube root of one; Purina brand; Unlettered phone number; The Army is replacing its slogan "Be all you can be" with "An army of __"; U2 hit that opens, "Is it getting better? / Or do you feel the same?"; LeBron James' draft number; Magnolia soundtrack song; Are You the ___? (cult MTV show); Small quantity; U.S.W.N.T. goalie Alyssa Naeher's jersey number; ___ Night in Miami (Kemp Powers play adapted into a 2020 film); Goalkeeper's jersey number, often; Rhyming partner of "done"; Smallest bill in the till; ___ of Us Is Lying (Karen M. McManus best-seller); Common tip-jar bill; Keymate of "!"; Number of species known to cry tears of emotion; Number on a blue ribbon; Slope of the line y = x - 17,602; Number of stars on the Liberian flag; ___ Week (Barenaked Ladies hit); 12-Down, in English; Any number times its reciprocal; Digit in the second decimal place of _e_; Length of the unit circle's radius; Square ___; Unprecedented but technically possible final score for an American football team; Takes _____ to know ...; _____ Life to Live; Which job is quality?; _____ if by land...; Greenback; It's a little better than nothing; Letterless phone number; Number in the "Pledge of Allegiance"; Part of a New Year's Eve countdown; Unrealistic potato chip portion; Word used before 17 and 58 Across and 10 and 25 Down; A Chorus Line production number; _____ Less Bell to Answer; _____ True Thing (1998); Better than none; It's inseparable; Latest Beatles' compilation; Sometimes it's for the money; Susie B. denomination; Traditional fastball sign; Word surrounding "on" and "by"; Beatles' compilation; Two less than 38-Down; Binary system element; It's better than none; January, briefly; Number of Es in this puzzle?; Sight from the cuckoo's nest?; Single thing; Slender figure?; With 17-across, cause of mass ruin; Takes ___ to know ...; In need of gas?; Long-distance dialing requirement; Part of a countdown; Word for the books; ... there remained not ___. (Ex. 8:31); Ace, sometimes; Air Force follower; End of a break, often; Free throw total; Solitaire quorum; Yearling's number; It could start 17, 58-Across and 10, 25-Down; Word on both sides of on and by; Beatles collection; Bill in the till, perhaps; It has no letters on a phone; Something for the road; Night stand start; Number in a million?; Penultimate countdown word, often; Word with "square" or "loved"; Divisor for any number; Where to find a portrait of George Washington; White bill in Monopoly; ___-man band; Beginning of most New York ZIP codes; End of lunch time, maybe; List beginning, often; Loneliest number, it's said; Sixty minutes past 12; Any number divided by itself; It has four quarters?; Sawbuck tenth; OK, first of all; '91 U2 hit; A "Hickory Dickory Dock" time; Famous square?; First digit a toddler is taught, often; Needing a fill-up; What every number is divisible by; A bill in the till; Divided by itself, the result is the same; Number of hits that ruins a perfect game; It Happened ___ Night (1934 film); ___ moment, please; Bill that wasn't redesigned; Easy number to add; It's the same when squared; Minimum attendance figure; Tail-end of a countdown; 20 percent of a fin; Coney midway?; It contains four quarters; Number of gods in monotheism; It shows George's face; Phone number with no letters; Small integer; Solitary figure?; Valedictorian's number; What the unified are; Word with "moment" or "sec"; Air Force ___ (Ford movie) up 2017 ONE First off ..."; Single digit; Won homophone; A single unit; Cones center?; I of old Rome; I, to Caesar; Initial number?; It comes after 12 daily; It's the same squared or not; Job ___ (priority); Low integer; Number for the best; Number of fingers to signal a fastball; ... ___, blastoff!; Back to work time, for many; I of Roman numerals; I's digit; It's single; January, in dates; Lowly digit; Lunch returnee's time; Minimal number; Number in many odds; Number of solidarity; RBIs on a solo homer; Super Bowl wins for Joe Flacco; What "I" can mean; What a solo is for; What two who wed become; Word surrounding "by"; That's ___ way to do it; End of a countdown; I, on a clock; In ___ fell swoop; Number of Q's in Scrabble; Number of candles on a cupcake, often; Number of stars on Texas' flag; Point value of most Scrabble tiles; Uno, in English; When a lunch break often ends; Worst Yelp review; Young toddler's age; ___-stop shopping; Rogue ___: A Star Wars Story; 2020 - 2019; Aptly monosyllabic number; Bill featuring a pyramid; Cry before "Blastoff!"; Extreme IMDb rating; Lowest roll on a die; Number of states with three-word capitals; Number of syllables in this answer; Number that's also a pronoun; Today's month, written as a number; Under ___ roof; With 44-Down, "Wait your turn"; Eight divided by eight; Loonie's number of Canadian dollars; Number not found in "The Twelve Days of Christmas"; Number of Astros' World Series titles; Number of capital letters in this clue; Number of vowels in "strengths"; Number that looks like an l; Number within "loneliest"; Odd number that's not prime; Smallest possible party; Three Musketeers' word; What I may represent?; ___-size-fits-all; ___-trick pony; The other alternative; You're Still the ___ (Shania Twain hit); ___ more song! ("Encore!"); .5 + .5; 63/63; A's point value in Scrabble; Difference between 9 and 10; Factor of all prime numbers; Lowest bingo number; Number also written as "I"; Number in this crossword's northwesternmost square; Number in this grid's upper left corner; Number of consonants in "aioli"; Number of horns for the Indian rhinoceros; Number on the back of a dime; Odd ___ out; The ___ and only; Tipper's banknote, often; 10 divided by 10; January's month number; Number of Oscars won by Al Pacino, as of 2023; Word after "square" or "Formula"; Bob Marley: ___ Love (2024 film); 0.75 + 0.25; 4/4; 53 - 52; Anagram of "eon"; Last word before "blastoff"; Number of players in solitaire; Number of stars in our solar system; Number of time zones in China; Number of time zones in Japan; Scrabble value of every letter in INSULATOR; The loneliest number, it's said; Eight bits; The Wild ___; With 23 Across a kind of shopping; ____ nation indivisible . . .; Kind of bagger; Number ``for the money"; ``Make it ___ for my baby . . ."; All's companion; I Was the ____ : Elvis song; Opening word?; Piece of bread?; ____ Alone; ____ Alone : Romberg; ____ Alone : Romberg song; ____ for the money; All for ____ and . . .; End of a break; You're the ____ : 1965 hit; ____ -liner; In unison with as; Late night; See 56 Across; Almost nothing; Hamlisch hit; <I>Chorus Line<I> finale; Joined in wedded bliss; Hamlisch song; Hup count; DEFCON level; Something to grow on?; Clue that started this all; Till bill, perhaps; Penultimate word in a countdown; Something for the books; With 59-Down, type of punch; It is its own root; A third of 100?; Bill in a till, perhaps; Numerator for this puzzle's theme answers; Brando's "The Wild ___"; Fifth single digit, alphabetically; Three Dog Night number; ___ if by land (part of Revere's signal); Low die roll; Three Dog Night's first gold record; 50-Down, casually; Impossible score in football; Smallest dining party; Square to go back to?; The loneliest number of song; There's ___ in every crowd; ___ for the money, two for . . .; Core of opponents?; Hole-in-___ (duffer's dream); Mike-testing word, often; Start of a count; Count's start; Countdown's penultimate number, perhaps; Hour past noon; Number of even prime numbers; Singular digit; Strike ___ (ump's call); Low bill; Singleton's number; Word on a buck; For No ___ (Beatles song); Three thirds; Total "for the road"; ___ minute ("hold on"); A single entity; Easy number to learn; Little bit of dough; Single person; There's a guy named George on it; Twelve fifty-nine? Wait a minute!; Word with "way" or "track"; Dollar value of a loonie; Impossible score in American football; Three Dog Night's "loneliest number"; Top chart spot; Vending machine bill; Loneliest number of song; 35-Across, translated; Bill with an Eye of Providence; Integer that's its own square; Most common Scrabble tile point value; Number equal to its square; Number in many odds figures; Number of Wyoming congresspersons; Number of states bordered by Maine; Number on most Scrabble tiles; Scrabble's lowest point value; Square ___ (starting point); Tip-jar insert, often; Value of a 41-Down, sometimes; Common tip jar insert; Coveted charts position; Diet soda calorie count, maybe; Digit on a foam finger; Discontinued Canadian bill; Free throw's point value; Impossible NFL score; It's its own square root; Liar's poker bill, usually; Lowest sudoku digit, usually; Noon or midnight follower; Number of Q's in this diagram; Pitcher's number, in baseball shorthand; Presidential coin denomination; Rare entry on a golf scorecard; Tip jar bill, often; United in purpose; Still the ___ (Orleans hit); Two follower, to NASA; Many a binary digit; Mic-tester's word; Number in a sound check; Pitcher's number, on a scorecard; Smallest square; Tip jar insert; Unicycle wheel count; You da ___ (Rihanna song); 3/4 + 1/4; Number of K tiles in Scrabble; Number of monosyllabic Teletubbies; Number of monosyllabic state names; Un, translated; What two halves make; With 17-Across, quantity for a small omelet; Are You the ___? (MTV reality show); Dream Big, Little ___ (kids' book); ___ Last Stop (Casey McQuiston novel); ___ Sweet Day; ___ of Us (ABBA single); Age of a yearling; Number of U.S. state names containing the letter J; Number of raised dots in a Braille "a"; Number that Ozzie Smith wore; Number that's "moja" in Swahili; Number that's "yi" in Mandarin; Poor rating out of 10; Pull a fast ___; Small amount; Small number in English; Tile value of O or R in Scrabble; Uno, en ingles; Got food poisoning. ___ star since I can't give zero; Six of ___, half a dozen of the other; ___ Small Girl ("Once on This Island" song); Lowest positive integer; Minimum number of players needed for a game of Everdell; Number of K's in this puzzle's completed grid; Number of U.S. states that start with a D; Number of official time zones in China; Number of strokes for an ace, in golf; Number worn by many hockey goalies; Taking feminizing HRT; Yi, in English; Zero's binary counterpart; For ___ thing . . .; I think she's the ___; No ___ Is Alone ("Into the Woods" song); Wow, look at her moving, baby, she's the ___ (Chappell Roan lyric); ___ step at a time; 63 - 62; Crystal Langhorne's jersey number; Lowest digit in classic sudoku; More than zero, less than two; Number of countries bordering Portugal; Number of countries that start with "Y"; Number of eyes for many Minions; Second number in the Fibonacci sequence; Tip jar bill, maybe; ___-way street; Out of many, ___; 103 Any ender; Out of many, --; Count's beginning; Lowest whole number; Direct-dial starter, often; Dollar word?; Two bells, maybe; Formula __; No longer split; From Day __; With 3-Down and 31-Across, like a bogey; Word that appears on a dime in both English and Latin; It's its own reciprocal; Bonded; First positive integer; Tangent of 45 degrees; The thumb, numerically, on piano sheet music; 9 Down, in English; Answer to the joke "How many dull people does it take to change a lightbulb?"; Point value of an A, E, I, L, N, O, R, S, T, or U tile in Scrabble; You're a Mean ___, Mr. Grinch; Beginning of an odd series; First digit of this clue number; Number of runs scored on a solo homer; ___-two combo; Big word on a buck; Word with horse or track; Unrealistic potato chip serving; See 35-Down; Dollar; Warren Moon's jersey number; Factor of every prime number; Largest word on a buck; Number on 68 of the 100 Scrabble tiles; Factor of a prime number; Loneliest number, according to a Harry Nilsson song; Number of presidents who resigned; Pee Wee Reese's retired number; Unique digit in a googol; Warren Moon's retired number; With 45-Down, what each singer in the answers to the starred clues goes by; Factor of every prime; Key near Q; Party often seated at the bar; Repeated number in the Fibonacci sequence; Square of itself; Tilde key's neighbor; Lowest roll; Mathematician's multiplicative identity; Number worn by Pee Wee Reese; Tilde's neighbor; Fibonacci sequence starter; Greatest hits album from the Beatles; Square of 31-Across; What I might stand for; Zero follower; Three...two...___... (last words of the year, often); 20/20, say; I was this for Nero; It's the square root of itself; Number of J tiles in a Scrabble set; Pretentious pronoun; With 16-Down, size of many an amuse-bouche; Yellow pool ball; 19-Across, in England; Early hour; Square ___ (good place to start); Start of a googol; Word on either side of -to-, -by- or -on-; Count starter; It shares a key with the exclamation point; Number on a vowel tile in Scrabble; Talc, on the Mohs scale; Zeroth power of a number; Big word on a dollar bill; Bill with Washington's portrait; It comes after twelve; Lunch hour, perhaps; Roadwork marker; Counting start; Foam finger figure; It's its own cube root; Number that's neither prime nor composite; Number that's not composite or prime; Point value of a vowel in Scrabble; Sine's maximum value