Referring Clues

• Ready and willing's partner
• Up to the task
• Permitted
• Fit
• Skillful
• Skilled
• Equipped
• Competent
• "___ to leap tall buildings..."
• Qualified
• Accomplished
• Up to it
• Efficient
• Functioning in all respects
• Proficient
• Seaman's description
• Au fait
• Not impotent
• Up to speed
• Fully fit
• Strong of body and mind
• Masterful
• Cutting the mustard
• Talented
• Empowered
• Practiced
• In a position to help
• Fully qualified
• Up to snuff
• Up to the job
• Baker's predecessor
• Highly adroit
• Good at one's job
• Good enough to 2-Down
• Partner of ready and willing
• ___-bodied
• Fit for the job
• ___, baker, charlie, dog, ...
• Fully functional
• Fit for duty
• Experienced
• Having the resources
• Having the right stuff
• ___-bodied seaman
• Well-suited
• Having what it takes
• Equal to the task
• Ready and willing partner
• Fully qualified...
• Sufficiently skilled
• Ready and willing companion
• Having the necessary know-how
• With the power
• Adroit
• Having skills
• Not inept
• Like some seamen
• Ready, willing, and ___
• Having the know-how
• Having sufficient skill
• Willing partner?
• Having the means
• "___ was I ere ..."
• Suit tail?
• "___ to leap tall buildings in a single bound"
• Not incompetent
• Showing skill
• Start of a palindrome whose center word is "ere"
• Ept, so to speak
• Having the wherewithal
• Ready and willing partner?
• Willing follower?
• Deft
• Having the skill
• Possessed of the requisite skills
• Talented enough
• Well-qualified
• Adept
• Fit for the task
• Well qualified
• "Au fait"
• In a position (to)
• Baker preceder
• "... ___ to leap tall buildings ..."
• Up to scratch
• Part of a ready trio
• Having sufficient power
• Having the required skills
• Adjective for a seaman
• Having the necessary skill
• "Willing" partner
• With the wherewithal
• Possessing the know-how
• ". . . ___ to leap tall buildings"
• Start of a famed palindrome
• ___-bodied (fit for the armed forces)
• Fit to cut the mustard
• Fit to perform
• Capable
• Hardly helpless
• Having the necessary power
• Willing partner
• Up for the job
• Willing companion
• Start of a popular palindrome
• "___ to leap tall buildings . . ."
• Ready, willing and ___
• Competent, like a seaman
• Expert
• Gifted
• Word that keeps the same meaning if "cap-" is added at the front
• One-time pal of Baker and Charlie?
• Adequately skilled
• "Willing" partner
• "... ___ to leap tall buildings"
• "Au fait"
• "___ to leap tall buildings ..."
• Fit to serve
• See 93-Across
• Up to the challenge
• Handling things OK
• Off the injured list
• Fit to perform the task
• Sure-handed
• Partner of willing
• Having the knack
• Napoleon, before seeing Elba?
• Showing talent
• Sufficiently talented
• Partner of "ready" and "willing"
• Having skill
• Recovered enough
• Ready for work
• It has the same meaning if "cap" is added
• Ready's partner
• "... ___ to leap tall buildings ... "
• Legally qualified
• Blessed with skills
• ___-minded
• Concoct
• Having the capacity
• Fully up to it
• Cut out for it
• Equal to it
• Precursor of Baker and Charlie
• Ready for a tough task
• On the ball
• Amply skilled
• Not all thumbs
• Like Napoleon, before Elba?
• Hardly inept
• Highly skilled
• Skilful
• Handy, say
• "___ to leap tall buildings ... "
• Trained
• Willing cohort?
• Quite capable
• Seaman descriptor
• Cutting it
• Not just ready and willing
• Available for work
• Like Napoleon before 64-Across?
• Competent and skilled
• Stroll along
• ___-bodied (healthy)
• Apt
• ___-bodied (strong)
• Ready trio member
• With a can-do attitude
• It becomes its own synonym when "cap" is added in front
• Hacking it
• Ready to perform
• Can-do
• Passing the physical
• Having the skills
• Ready and willing go-with
• With the ability
• Having the sufficient skills
• Very competent
• Having the aptitude
• Is ___ to, can
• Letter before Baker
• Quite skilled
• Equipped and trained for the job
• Pub vessel
• Having the required skill
• With the right skills and attitude
• "Ready, willing and ___"
• Completely qualified
• Fit for a task
• Type of seaman
• With the means and abilities
• Ready and qualified
• Sure
• Unlike a rank amateur
• Not at all 48-Down
• Dexterous
• Sound
• Is capable
• Showing talent or skill
• Fully capable
• Willing and ___
• Competent learner in Lincoln
• Proficient in tables
• Talented sailor followed by the French
• A willing partner?
• Capable and prepared
• Has the skill to do something
• Effective
• Accomplished musician
• Goes w/Prince's "Willing"
• Petra "Ready, Willing and ___"
• Having considerable skill
• Like up-to-snuff rocker
• Beatles "I'll be better, doc, as soon as I am ___"
• With the required capacities
• See 22
• Fit for inclusion in tableaux
• Fit or suitable to go without clothes
• Vince would be competent without conservative leader
• Qualified to give a seaman a bit of a lesson
• Up to the B in "beer"
• Fit as a seaman?
• Fit to return from a place of exile
• Fully competent
• The Spanish scholar returned, qualified
• Well-equipped
• More than willing
• See 10
• See 21
• Skilled apprentice in Lincoln
• Clever learner in Lincoln
• Clever
• A blue, not with university, shows talent
• Having the necessary capacity (to do something)
• Fitted furniture with top removed
• A president without money, but with some power
• Accomplished the discontinuation of extremes of medication
• They say he was murdered, though fit
• Fitted top removed from piece of furniture
• Talented Lib Dem, no longer the leader
• Skilful delivery of "I'll be back"
• Clever lecturer residing in Lincoln
• Legally empowered
• Constables not entirely competent
• Ready, willing & ___
• Take ends off slab to make it fit
• Fit relation, if 19 down
• Fit as a result medication without avoiding all alcohol
• Island uprising accomplished
• Boatman left sweetheart empowered
• Clever bloke's opening beer bottles
• Fit to take the top off the table
• Clever part of the tableau
• Clever sailor with a little learning
• Clever, taking top off table
• Competent, capable
• Having skill which can be tolerated after 24
• See 1
• Talented, learner driver entering Lincoln?
• Efficient porter grabbing first of bags
• All there over in Kinmel Bay
• Clever chart from which temperature is taken
• Skilful at trimming top in fur
• Far from inept
• Like most seamen, supposedly
• Homophone of 46-Down
• Can-do?
• Skillful enough
• Being fit is a bit of a blessing
• "She's not ___ to come to the phone right now"
• Fully equipped
• "I wasn't ___ to get a word in edgewise"
• With the skills
• Skilled, as a seaman
• Baker predecessor
• With the required skill
• Opposite of inept
• Capable of doing without a cap
• Having the goods
• Cutting it / Mediterranean island
• ___-bodied privilege
• Fit to return from Elba
• Willing's partner
• Willing follower?
• Up to the B in "beverage"
• With the skill
• Not just willing
• Equal to a task
• Blessed with the necessary skills
• Qualified for the job
• Beginning of the Joint Army/Navy Phonetic Alphabet
• Having the requisite skill
• ___-bodied (physically fit)
• Antonym of "ineffective"
• Having talent
• Fully fit whether capped or not
• "___ was I ere I saw Elba"
• OK (to)
• Suffix for "binge" or "dance," nowadays
• Ending for comfort or credit
• Start of a classic palindrome
• Handy
• Surname of Sable and Mabel in "Animal Crossing"
• Well-skilled
• With the necessary skills
• Up to something?
• Up to a task
• Equipped with the skill
• Suffix for "fashion" or "dance"
• Having the capability
• Suffix for "agree" or "account"
• Well-qualified to do the job
• With all the necessary skills
• With the right tools and abilities
• Ending for "agree" or "account"
• With the knowledge and ability
• Meeting all the job requirements
• Ending for "culp-" or "palp-"
• An end to reason?
• Fit as a seaman?
• Capable, with a can-do attitude
• Suffix for "accept" or "enjoy"
• Up to perform
• "I'm not ___ to come to the phone right now ..."
• 9-Across
• Sound as Lincoln, initially, without the 'Abraham'
• Well-suited for the task
• Qualified, say