Referring Clues

• John ___ Passos
• Hairstyles
• Opposite of no-nos
• Computer "engine"
• Bits of advice
• Afro and bob
• Fetes and fiestas
• Spanish couple?
• Two, in Tijuana
• Recommenda-tions
• Early Microsoft offering
• Accepted behavior
• Spanish company?
• Parties
• Old PC platform
• Galas
• Recommendations
• Microsoft product
• Whoop-de-___ (big parties)
• They're not taboo
• Shindigs
• Affairs
• Beehives and buns
• Beehives and others
• Bob and others
• Coiffures
• Pair of Mexicans
• Haircuts
• Windows preceder
• Recommended behavior
• Bob and shag
• Couple abroad
• Salon options
• MS-___
• Bashes
• Couple in Cancún
• Pageboys, e.g.
•     Gets into
• Wingdings
• Wise actions
• Soirees
• A couple in Mexico?
• Windows forerunner
• Uno y uno
• When added to 29-Down, tres
• Some records or cars
• To-___
• List on a society calendar
• Un cuarto of 62-Across
• Salon selections
• Fetes
• Things first on the way up?
• Fancy parties
• Windows base
• Buns and beehives
• Salon styles
• Bobs, beehives, and buns
• PC acronym
• Bobs, butches, and buzzes
• Bob and flip
• Fancy affairs
• "U.S.A." author John ___ Passos
• The right stuff?
• MS ___
• Two, in Tampico
• A couple for Carlos
• Old Microsoft product
• Musical firsts
• Beehives and pageboys
• Coifs
• Hairdresser's repertoire
• Big parties
• Listing of suggestions
• Hair arrangements
• Coiffeur's creations
• Square root of cuatro
• Tres - uno
• Suggested actions
• Big affairs
• Hair styles
• Bobs and such
• First prime número
• The cube root of ocho
• 20% of diez
• 10% of veinte
• Numero uno número primo
• Half of cuatro
• How many it takes to tango in Spain?
• MS-___
• Recommended actions
• Flips and buns
• Advisor's list
• With 10-Down, opinion south of the border?
• Balls, e.g.
• Requirements
• Permitted things
• "Uno, ___, tres"
• Pageboys, for example
• ___ and don'ts
• Musical notes
• Requirements list
• Necessities
• Windows ancestor
• One less than "tres"
• Panama pair
• Things that are required
• "Uno y uno"
• Windows precursor
• ___ and don'ts
• "U.S.A." author John ___ Passos
• Short coifs?
• Uno follower
• Coiffures, informally
• Double 10-Down
• Operating system before Windows
• Tijuana two
• MS-____
• Permissable actions
• Don'ts partners
• Old computer operating system
• Early operating system
• Couple in Cordoba
• PC runner of old
• Windows predecessor
• Advisable tactics
• 27-Across, e.g.
• Fashion magazine thumbs-ups
• List of acceptable behavior
• Elaborate affairs
• Bob and pageboy
• Lock combinations?
• Uno, ___, tres
• First of a pair of lists
• Author John ___ Passos
• Mohawk and others
• Two, in Spain
• ___ Equis: Mexican beer
• Early Windows underpinning
• 75D opposites
• Couple of Spaniards?
• PC system
• Castilian couple
• Scale starters and enders
• Spanish pair
• "Uno, ___, tres"
• One less than "tres"
• "Uno y uno"
• ___ Equis: Mexican beer
• Some advice
• Base of el sistema binario
• The square root of cuatro
• You see C:\> in it
• Companion of don'ts
• Presqu' ____
• Computer language
• Don'ts sidekicks
• ____ and don'ts
• Runs PCs
• MS ____
• MS ______
• Buns, e.g.
• Lavish parties
• List of suggested actions
• Two, in Peru
• A couple of Spaniards?
• Two, in Cancun
• Heading for the first of two columns
• Salon creations
• 'Fros, e.g.
• To-___
• To-___
• Two (Sp.)
• Uno doubled
• Uno plus uno
• Twice uno
• Uno + uno
• Subject of the first book 'for Dummies'
• Spanish 13-Across
• Computer acronym
• Acceptable actions
• Tijuana 'two'
• Tres minus uno
• Spanish 'two'
• Two, in Leon
• Two, in Gijon
• Two, in Cadiz
• Uno-tres linkup
• Recommended things
• Elements of some lists
• Twice 9-Down
• Novelist John ___ Passos
• Number after uno
• "Bad command or file name" interface
• Bobs, e.g.
• Votes of approval in Vice magazine
• Chores to tackle
• Pageboys et al.
• Salon jobs
• "Bad command or file name" platform
• Built-in feature of the Apple II
• Don'ts partner
• Forerunner of Windows
• They're highly recommended
• Beehives and 'fros
• Spanish 38-Down
• Two from Tijuana
• Mexican couple
• Swanky parties
• Old PC system
• Precursor to Windows
• Bob and bun
• What mops may be made into
• Lowest of los numeros primos
• Buzzes, say
• Positive bits of advice
• Don’ts opposite
• Two in Toledo
• Afro and bob, briefly
• Creations of 17-Across
• Spanish couple
• "___ gracias"
• Flips, e.g.
• 'Fros and flips
• Tijuana twosome
• Cuts
• Tango twosome?
• Two, in Mexico
• Company in Colombia?
• Pigtails and ponytails
• PC operating system
• Roberto's "two"
• Juan's "two"
• Cuban couple
• Commendable activities
• Afro and perm
• Advice of a sort
• Two, to José
• Lavish affairs
• More than one, in Madrid
• Two, to Juan
• First of two columns in a fashion magazine
• Opposite of don'ts
• Arranged locks
• Items on a "must" list
• Don'ts opposite
• Donts' opposites
• Two, in Toledo
• Two in Mexico
• Bobs and buns
• ___ Equis (Mexican beer)
• Two, in Acapulco
• Toledo 'two'
• Pedro's "two"
• Two in Tijuana
• "C prompt" displayer
• Buns, for example
• Number between uno and tres
• Peruvian pair
• Buns and flips
• Things on a list
• Proper acts
• Juan's 'two'
• Permissible actions
• ___, cuatro, seis, ocho ...
• Singer's warm-up syllables
• Half of "cuatro"
• Couple in Mexico?
• Two, in Chile
• A third of "seis"
• Computer software abbr.
• Computer software letters
• Early hit for Microsoft
• Salon works
• Shags, e.g.
• Permissible things
• Uno and uno
• Tijuana 21 Down
• Some fashion tips
• Two, in Madrid
• Parts of wedding vows
• Uno, ___, tres, quatro, ...
• Disk operating system (Abbr)
• Old PC operating system
• Hair ___ (hair styles)
• Format that used C prompts
• Pre-Windows system
• Recommended styles, in fashion mags
• Two, to some
• Two for Juan?
• Bobs and weaves, e.g.
• Two, in Tegucigalpa
• Two, in Spanish
• Chevelle song that means two in Spanish
• Two from Toledo
• They're allowed
• Tres menos uno
• Couple of unos
• Early PC platform
• Two, to Pablo
• Afros and beehives
• Tres preceder
• A couple in Cancún?
• Bobs and flips, say
• It has a command-line interface
• Styling creations
• Uno uno, in Spanish
• ___ & don'ts
• Democrat very upset by party's old computer system
• Cuatro halved
• Couple in Puebla
• Bobs and waves
• "Uno" more than "uno"
• A couple in Bolivia
• Fashion mag suggestions, in two senses
• First of two lists in fashion advice
• List of recommendations
• Two, to Teo
• Beehive and bouffant
• Pixie and flip
• Program for early PCs
• Tijuana tango minimum
• Tango numero
• Bobs and bouffants
• Beehives, flips et al.
• Colombian couple?
• Positive imperatives
• Afro and dreads
• Afros, e.g.
• Deux, across the Pyrenees
• One more than "uno"
• Number of capitals of Bolivia
• Microsoft introduction of 1981
• Pamplona pair
• Beehives and bobs
• Uno mas uno
• Uno x 2
• No negative rules
• Mexican pair
• Spanish for "two"
• Cube root of ocho
• One side of a two-column list of rules
• "Los ___" (both, in Barcelona)
• Two, in Barcelona
• Fancy hairstyles, briefly
• Suggested behaviors
• Bobs and weaves
• Couple in Mexico?
• Nueve - siete
• Ponytail and bun
• ___ Equis (beer)
• Cuatro's square root
• Rules to follow
• Blowouts, for instance
• Spanish couple?
• Cinco - tres
• Almost tres
• ___ Equis lager
• How-to list heading
• Tijuana pair
• Numero after uno
• Two in a certain foreign language
• Siete menos cinco
• ___ Equis
• The lowest número primo
• Small number in Spanish
• Two on "Dora the Explorer"
• Second número
• 'Fros and fades
• Elaborate affairs for a "couple" down south?
• Fancy hairstyles, informally
• Hairstyles, for short
• Ocho menos seis
• Cinco menos tres
• Column in an advice column
• 80-Across preceder
• Twice 32-Down
• They're OK
• "Por que no los ___?"
• Sequel card game to Uno
• Opposites of no-nos
• Windows forerunner, in brief
• Green Day album released between "¡Uno!" and "¡Tré!"
• Configurations of locks
• MS-___ (early PC platform)
• "Mesa para ___" (request at a Spanish restaurant)
• Número to tango
• "¿Por qué no los ___?"
• Buns, bobs, and beehives