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Other crossword clues for answer "TIME"

TIME
Magazine that debuted in 1923... or, with 1-across and 7-across, what crosswords can help you do
It's served in prison
What you may find on your hands
Five to two or ten to one
Ump's call
Clock
Henry Luce's magazine
___ Warner
Publication that's always in the red?
See 65-Across
It's always passing
Thing said to fly or march on
It's money, it's said
Proctor's call
With 36-Across, hypothetical distortion that causes change to both position and direction, as in this puzzle's grid
Healer of all wounds, allegedly
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Life partner?
The ___ Traveler's Wife
___ is but the stream I go a-fishing in (Thoreau)
It can be called or killed
Magazine with a red border
Marathon trainer's stat
With 31-Across, title for the Doctor on "Doctor Who"
Magazine with a red border on its cover
The two most powerful warriors are patience and ___ (Tolstoy)
Garbage ___
Wound healer
Criminals often do it
End of the quip
___ traveler
News magazine
FATHER __
The fourth dimension
It may be kept in halves
Luce magazine
Call from an ump
See 74 Down
Marathoner's stat
Occasion
Person of the Year magazine
Maclean's competitor from the US
Pacific Standard ___
Duration
Newsweek rival
Proctor's yell
What we want most, but what, alas! we use worst: William Penn
A Brief History of ___ (1988 best seller)
A great teacher, but unfortunately it kills all its pupils: Berlioz
What a clepsydra measured
-- / It put "The Silence Breakers" on its 2017 Person of the Year cover
The longest distance between two places, per "The Glass Menagerie"
It's often read on faces
Metaphorical "goon" in Jennifer Egan's "A Visit From the Goon Squad"
Measure, as the heat
Game-stopping cry
It will tell
Money's equivalent, in an axiom
Croce's "___ in a Bottle"
Ref's call
What metronomes keep
Man of the Year magazine
Stop the clock!
Newsweek competitor
VCR display
Passerby's request
A ___ to Kill (John Grisham novel)
It's done in prison
Healer of all wounds, so it's said
It's said to heal all wounds
Yardbirds do it
Newsweek alternative
Game-stopping call
Magazine founded by Henry Luce
Noon or midnight
They poll with CNN
The ___ Machine (H.G. Wells book)
It can be saved, spent or wasted
Put a stopwatch on
Use a stopwatch
Word that can precede the first word of 17- and 62-Across and 11- and 24-Down
Word that can follow the first word of 17-, 26-, 46-, and 61-Across
Umpire's cry
Proctor's shout
Publication that resulted from Luce lips?
What prisoners do
Proctor's announcement
A Brief History of ___ (Hawking's 1988 bestseller)
Cell phone display
Healer of all wounds, supposedly
Jim Croce's "___ in a Bottle"
Smartphone display
__ on my hands...
Noon, for example
Wound-healer, maybe
Clock readout
Luce creation
Noon, e.g.
Fourth dimension
You can make it or buy it
Cons do it
It marches and flies
Word with limit or zone
Jailbirds do it
It marches on
See 62-Across
Procrastination is the thief of __: Young
Constant marcher
Entertainment giant __ Warner
Kind of exposure or frame
With 16-Across, an abbr. for one is hidden in each 15-letter answer
Race statistic
Word with 71-Down
See 16-Across
Hour
See 10-Across
The devourer of all things: Ovid
Stretch
Coach's call
Hourglass figure?
Iconic news magazine
Pencils down!
17-Across display
See 69-Across
iPhone display
Stephen Hawking subject
Use a stopwatch for
What's up at the deadline?
What's up at the end of an exam?
It may fly by
Person of the Year awarder
Word with capsule or clock
It's up at the end of the test
News magazine since 1923
Person of the Year designator
Clock display
Healer of all wounds, so they say
News magazine whose cover has a red border
__ capsule
Back to the Future medium
Marathoner's concern
Sprinter's concern
Ecclesiastes redundancy
Era
Check speed
Measure speed
Proctor's proclamation
Referee's grant
Room in the schedule
Spell
Umpire's call
Check with a stopwatch
Use a stopwatch on
It's money, supposedly
Part of 38 Down
Precious resource
Something kept at football games
Something to mark
Test-proctor's announcement
Cable-box display
Tide's partner
Metaphorical marcher
Money, proverbially
In __ (eventually)
Put down your pencils
Clock reading
Watch reading
Measure with a stopwatch
Daylight saving __
Idiomatic marcher
Phone screen readout
Word that can be "framed" by the longest Across answers
Minutes taken up
One at a __ (individually)
See 26 Down
What you read from a clock
Clock's readout
Stopwatch reading
Wristwatch reading
What clepsydras measure
With 60-Down, used too often
Debut of March 3, 1923
The devourer of all things, according to Ovid
#1
Batter's request, perhaps
So Little ___.” nyt 1944 TIME Greenwich ___. nyt 1944 TIMES ___ Square. nyt 1944 TIMING Effective spacing of gags. nyt 1944 TIMOR Island in Malay Archipelago. nyt 1944 TIMOR Kupang is its capital. nyt 1944 TIMOR Strategic Malay island. nyt 1944 TIMOR Strategic island N. W. of Darwin. nyt 1944 TIN Export from Bolivia. nyt 1944 TIN Product of the Malay States. nyt 1944 TINAMINE Pertaining to South American quail. nyt 1944 TINE Prong. nyt 1944 TINE Prong. nyt 1944 TINE Prong. nyt 1944 TINE Prong. nyt 1944 TINEA Ringworm. nyt 1944 TINED Pronged. nyt 1944 TINGE Faint color. nyt 1944 TINGS High pitched sounds. nyt 1944 TINNER Metal worker. nyt 1944 TINNY Having a metallic sound. nyt 1944 TINSMAN Dealer in metal. nyt 1944 TINT Faint color. nyt 1944 TINY Minute. nyt 1944 TIP Dumping-ground. nyt 1944 TIPS Pointers. nyt 1944 TIRANA Albanian capital. nyt 1944 TIRE First on the ration list. nyt 1944 TIRINGLY In exhaustive manner. nyt 1944 TIROL Where Innsbruck is. nyt 1944 TIROLEAN Of the Austrian Alps. nyt 1944 TIRR Uncover: Scot. nyt 1944 TISANES Medicated decoctions. nyt 1944 TITAN Powerful man. nyt 1944 TITANIA Wife of Oberon. nyt 1944 TITHER Collector of tenth part. nyt 1944 TITI South American monkey. nyt 1944 TITO He met Churchill in Rome. nyt 1944 TITO Marshal Brozovich. nyt 1944 TITO Marshal of Jugoslavia. nyt 1944 TITO Nom de guerre of General Brozovich. nyt 1944 TITO Yugoslav leader. nyt 1944 TITO Yugoslav leader. nyt 1944 TIVOLI City east of Rome. nyt 1944 TNT Block-buster stuffing."
The ___ Machine: H. G. Wells.
It assuages sorrow.
Of ___ and the River.
Schedule.
An ever rolling stream.
Word in Wolfe title.
An old man with a scythe.
Radio stations sell it.
Respite on the football field.
TV commodity.
One kind of table.
Favorable opportunity.
Famous "Father."
In ___ (eventually).
A signal, in sports.
Call on the gridiron.
Convenient moment.
Money, according to Ben Franklin.
Eternity.
TV programming unit.
A period in history.
Fitting moment.
Leisure.
Suitable moment.
Definite moment.
Opportunity.
See 1 Across.
Spike.
One of the three unities, in drama.
Father ___.
Prong.
Season.
Period.
Precise instant.
Regulate.
See 20 Across.
The ___ has come . . .
On ___.
See 47 Across.
10:15, e.g.
Kind of out, in football
___ and again
___ clocks
It's about ___
Instance
See 51 Down
___, gentlemen
Do a track-meet job
___ on my hands
Kind of clock
Leisure or hot
Sundial offering
Kind of bomb or table
One of a non-waiting pair
Other half of continuum
Pub call
A ___ to live, and . . .
The ___ Machine
Clock's message
Keeper or lock
One of a pair of nonwaiters
Factor in a hockey game
It's served at Sing Sing
Kind of capsule
Pub call at closing
The Winter's Tale chorus
Companion of 14 Across
D.S.T. or E.S.T.
Duration measure
Einstein's fourth dimension
Kind of keeper
One of an impatient duo
Prime ___
Tempo
Two-___ (deceive)
A ___ to every purpose . . . : Eccles. 3:1
It's on the watch
This is served at Sing Sing
A certain Father
Proverbial flier
This was "out of joint" for Hamlet
___ clock
Postmark datum
Something often killed
This is on the watch
Lament: Part III
Tide's companion
Word with clock or bomb
Determine duration
Game-stopping word
It's served in Attica
Kind of clock or bomb
This is served in the clink
The ___ is out of joint: Shak.
Part of E.S.T.
Just in ___, 1956 song
Record the pace
Watch information
Age; era
Factor in football
Kind of table
Magazine on which 47 Across worked
Term of imprisonment
Wolfe's "Of ___ . . . "
___ and again (often)
This often flies
___ on My Hands, 1930 song
A year and a day, e.g.
Period after a sentence
Proctor's cry at the end of a test
Test giver's call
What the hands may show
Partner of Warner
Word with make or mark
Lost ___ is never found again: Benjamin Franklin
Nature's great healer, per Seneca
With 1-Down, company named for two magazines
Prisoners do it
Test proctor's declaration
See 62-Down
Test proctor's call
The discoverer of all things: Cervantes
___ shall unfold what plaited cunning hides: Shak.
Call to a basketball referee
Cry after the sound of a bell
Daylight saving, e.g.
It heals all wounds, in a saying
Red-bordered magazine
Player's call
It may be on your side
The so-called fourth dimension
The great instructor, per Edmund Burke
Use a stop clock on
A metronome keeps it
It can be bought without money
What cons do
It's often shown with hands
Magazine whose cover has a red border
See 27-Across
___ 100 (annual list)
See 32-Across
What we want most, but what, alas! we use worst, per William Penn
You may find it on your hands or side
Magazine with a "Person of the Year"
It can crawl or fly, but not walk
Stop! Turn your papers over
Marathoner's focus
Show of hands?
Something you might need to kill
What inmates do until they're released
Proctor's declaration
What clocks keep
Put your pencils down!
Denominator in the velocity formula
It's irreversible
Answer to Gollum's riddle in "The Hobbit" "This thing all things devours: Birds, beasts, trees, flowers ..."
Declaration at the end of an exam
Hard thing to do?
One dimension
Proctor's pronouncement
Clock info
Watch info
Clock datum
Proctor's cry
Dark Side of the Moon classic
Daft Punk "One More ___"
It "Stands Still" to Rush
What's on the Stones' "Side"
That ___ Regina Spektor
Green Day "I hope you had the ___ of your life"
___ Is on My Side
'95 Hootie hit
___ is what we want most, but what we use worst: Penn
Person of the Year chooser
Gore says Bush is stuck in a cold-war ___ warp
Distance divided by rate
Exam proctor's yell
Concept expressed by grammatical aspect
Word that often precedes "immemorial"
The longest distance between two places, per a Tennessee Williams character
Stopwatch measurement
The T of EST
What a clock shows
It passes
Word with study or bomb
You can see it on Big Ben's face
Proverbial healer
Something cons do
Word with share or bomb
Luce's magazine
All-wound healer?
Henry Luce started it
Popular reading since 1923
You can tell it
It may run out
Word with bottom (scuba diving period)
Hawking's "A Brief History of ___"
This is something that every single convict does
You may feel it pass
Mag that polls with CNN
Word with "bomb" or "capsule"
It's free when it's unscheduled
Stop the game!
Back to the Future focus
Word with "limit" or "share"
Luce's periodical
Racer's concern
Thing often checked on smartphones
Watched thing?
Healer of all wounds, it's said
Person of the Year publication
Smartwatch display
It "wounds all heels"
What keeps everything from happening at once, some say
Measure the duration of
It never stops flying
Word before "flies" or "sinks"
Magazine with a "Person of the Year" issue
What a clock keeps
Precedes study
Newsmag of note
Temporal dimension
It can be high or free
Luce publication
Person of the Year mag
Bomb or clock
Keep track of
It's made or marked
Luce founded it
Microwave button
Digital display
Measure the length of
It waits for no man
Non-spatial continuum
It can be high, full or free
Appeal to the ump
Certain healer
It heals all wounds
Endless phenomenon
U.S. Naval Observatory's precise info
It will pass
What the guilty do
Back to the Future theme
It's on the game clock
Word with "table" or "share"
Word with bomb, deposit or capsule
Watch readout
Triathlon statistic
Sprinter's statistic
Play-stopping call
What inmates do
40-yard dash stat
Game-stopping shout
*"Hurry! We don't have much ___!"
For the ___ being
Marathoner's statistic
Sprinter's stat
It's kept or killed
It's money, proverbially
It's served
What yardbirds do
Runner's concern
With "is" and 3 Down, words from Franklin
It's done in the can
Measurement that is not always constant, per Einstein's theory of relativity
Byron's "avenger"
With 111-Across, second company in this puzzle's mergers
Life companion?
End-of-exam announcement
Word substituted FOR the last word of 37-Across
With 63-Across, what (in abbreviated form) has been added to the long Down answers
The most precious resource we all have, according to Steve Jobs
TV ___ (what 2022 might be considered, since those are the 20th and 22nd letters)