Referring Clues

• Massachusetts cape
• See 1-Down
• Gloucester's cape
• Raggedy doll
• Popular middle name
• Shaker Society founder Lee
• ___ Arbor
• That girl in "That Girl"
• Darrow of "King Kong"
• Cape ___
• Actress Penelope ___ Miller
• New England's Cape ___
• Landers with advice
• Raggedy ___
• Advice-giving Landers
• Miller of "On the Town"
• Advice giver Landers
• Common female middle name
• Author Beattie
• ___ Arbor, Mich.
• Richards of Texas
• First name in advice
• Blyth of "Mildred Pierce"
• Writer Beattie
• Common girl's middle name
• "Barbara ___" (1966 hit)
• Cape ___, Mass.
• Gothic author Radcliffe
• Novelist Radcliffe
• Dancer Miller
• See 109-Down
• Actress Sothern
• ___ Darrow of "King Kong"
• Shakers founder Lee
• Doll's name
• Late advice columnist Landers
• Lee who founded the Shakers
• Abby's late sister
• Miller of Hollywood
• A Beattie
• Newswoman Compton
• Late columnist Landers
• "Barbara ___" (Beach Boys classic)
• Reinking on Broadway
• Massachusetts' Cape ___
• The Beach Boys' "Barbara ___"
• Mary ___ Evans (George Eliot's real name)
• She's a doll
• Sharp-penned Coulter
• Lily Tomlin character Edith ___
• Curry of "Today"
• Politico Richards
• Arbor leader
• "Roman Holiday" princess
• Andy's raggedy pal
• Actress Jillian
• Coulter who wrote "Godless: The Church of Liberalism"
• Lily Tomlin's Edith ___
• Novelist Packer
• Former Texas governor Richards
• Brashares who wrote "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants"
• Taylor, Wilson or Harding
• "King Kong" role
• "Raggedy" one
• Gloucester's Cape ___
• Beattie or Blyth
• "Barbara ___"
• ___ Rutledge, believed to be Lincoln's first love
• Novelist Packer or Patchett
• ___ Taylor (clothier)
• Landers of letters
• Abby's columnist sister
• Raggedy redhead
• Abby's sister
• Fay, in "King Kong"
• Sheridan or Sothern
• Advice columnist Landers
• Advice offerer Landers
• Abby's twin
• Sothern or Reinking
• Reinking of "All That Jazz"
• In "King Kong," whom Fay played
• ___ Meyers, first woman to sign with an NBA team
• Columnist Landers
• MGM dancer Miller
• "Barbara ___" (1966 Beach Boys hit)
• Fay's "King Kong" role
• Fay's role in "King Kong"
• Cape in Massachusetts
• Jillian of "Mr. Mom"
• Conservative spokeswoman Coulter
• Political commentator Coulter
• Bay State cape
• Actress Sheridan
• Naomi's "King Kong" role
• "High Crimes and Misdemeanors" author Coulter
• Arbor leader?
• "Barbara ___" (Beach Boys classic)
• Sitcom star Jillian
• News anchor Curry
• Beach Boys' "Barbara ___"
• Abby's twin sister
• Atlantic cape
• Conservative commentator Coulter
• Actress Reinking
• Curry on "Dateline"
• Landers of advice columns
• Shaker leader Lee
• Cape north of Cape Cod
• Edith ___ (Lily Tomlin character)
• Curry seen in the morning
• Conservative Coulter
• "Dateline NBC" host Curry
• Columnist Coulter
• Basketball Hall of Famer Meyers
• "Bel Canto" novelist Patchett
• "How to Talk to a Liberal (If You Must)" author Coulter
• "Raggedy" girl
• Adviser Landers
• Taylor of apparel
• Common middle name for a girl
• Crime writer Rule
• "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" author Brashares
• "The Dive From Clausen's Pier" novelist Packer
• Sinclair Lewis's "___ Vickers"
• Mary ___ ("Gilligan's Island" character)
• "Green River, Running Red" author Rule
• "I'll Think of a Reason Later" singer Lee ___ Womack
• "Girls in Pants" author Brashares
• Blogger Althouse
• With 12-Down, Shaker mover and shaker
• ___ Taylor (women's clothing chain)
• ___ Arbor (Big Ten city)
• "The Last Summer (of You & Me)" novelist Brashares
• "Dancing With the Stars" judge Carrie ___ Inaba
• "Run" novelist Patchett
• Cape ___ (Massachusetts peninsula)
• "Smoke, Mirrors, and Murder" author Rule
• "If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans" author Coulter
• "The Voice of Bugle ___" (1936 Lionel Barrymore film)
• Compton of ABC News
• Gothic novelist Radcliffe
• Choreographer Reinking
• Michigan's ___ Arbor
• Ex-Texas governor Richards
• ___ Arbor
• Rule of crime writing
• Sothern or Jillian
• Former Miss America Mary ___ Mobley
• Lee of the Shakers
• Cape ___
• Marlo's "That Girl" role
• Raggedy girl
• C&W star Lee ___ Womack
• Retailer Taylor
• Raggedy ___
• Landers or Lee
• Rockport's cape
• "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" character
• Redheaded doll
• Red-haired doll
• TV news host Curry
• TV journalist Curry
• Novelist Patchett
• "King Kong" character
• ___ Arbor, MI
• Cape ___, MA
• ___ Arbor, Michigan
• Shakers leader Lee
• "Barbara ___" (1965 Beach Boys hit)
• "Barbara ___" (1965 hit)
• New England cape
• Raggedy one
• She's raggedy
• Pundit Coulter
• Raggedy miss
• Miller of movies
• Landers of advice
• King Kong's beloved Darrow
• Michigan city (with 14-Across)
• Dear Abby's twin
• Miller or Landers
• Twin of advice
• "King Kong" heroine
• ___ Arbor, Michigan
• ___ Arbor, MI
• Obama's mother
• Common middle name
• English novelist Radcliffe
• Andy's doll mate
• Barack Obama's mother
• Dear Abby's sister
• "Slander" author Coulter
• One of Heart's Wilson sisters
• Apparel brand ___ Taylor
• Alternative to Abby
• Beach Boys hit "Barbara ___"
• "Barbara ___" (Beach Boys tune)
• "The Stranger Beside Me" crime writer Rule
• "Today" anchor Curry
• Apparel retailer Taylor
• True-crime writer Rule
• Singer Miller
• "Barbara ___" (1965 Beach Boys hit)
• "Barbara ___" (1965 hit)
• Former Miss America Mary ___ Mobley
• C&W star Lee ___ Womack
• Michigan's ___ Arbor
• Miller on tap?
• Miller of old musicals
• News' Curry or Compton
• Mrs. Mitt Romney
• Cape ___, MA
• "Abe Lincoln in Illinois" character
• "King Kong" character
• Tap dancer Miller
• Time Inc. CEO Moore
• Clothing retailer ___ Taylor
• Curry of NBC
• Novelist Beattie
• Wilson of Heart
• PEN/Faulkner winner Patchett
• Abby's columnist sis
• Start of a hyphenated actress
• Cape near Cod
• Barack's mother
• Skater, Barbara ___
• Singer songwriter Mortifee
• Queen of Scots
• The A in BAS
• Skater Scott's middle name
• Raggedy, for one
• Red-haired doll with a triangle nose
• The Atlantic's Cape ___
• Raggedy gal
• NBC journalist Curry
• "Barbara ___": Beach Boys hit
• Best-selling author Patchett
• 66 Across in "King Kong"
• Commentator Coulter
• "Raggedy" doll
• Actress Dvorak
• "Dear ___ Landers"
• Landers who dispensed advice
• ___ Margaret
• Curry of NBC News
• Raggedy one?
• Abby's sis
• Writer Radcliffe
• "Barbara ___" (Beach Boys hit)
• One of the Bront‘s
• Writer Coulter
• Coulter or Curry
• Landers or Curry
• Massa-chusetts cape
• 27-Across's 'King Kong' role
• Veneman of Dubya's cabinet
• Curry of the 'Today Show'
• Designer Taylor
• Compton or Coulter
• Political author Coulter
• Political writer Coulter
• Mary ___ Mobley
• Landers or Sothern
• Landers or Coulter
• Agricul-ture Secretary Veneman
• Richards or Reinking
• Curry of 'Today'
• Sothern of 'Maisie'
• Raggedy ___ (doll)
• Novelist Brashares
• Actress Blyth
• Twin of Abby
• Sothern or Beattie
• 'Raggedy' playmate
• Writer Rule
• Hollywood's Sothern
• Jillian or Sothern
• Sothern of the screen
• Newscaster Curry
• "State of Wonder" novelist Patchett
• Barack Obama's mama
• Taylor of fashion
• Massachusetts' "other" cape
• Rule among true crime writers
• Name meaning "grace"
• Role for Fay
• Sothern of movies
• Mrs. Romney
• Cape above Cod
• Clothier Taylor
• Raggedy ___ doll
• Ms. Curry
• Matt's "Today" co-anchor
• Landers who gave advice
• East Coast cape
• Actress Sothern, for one
• Rule or Curry
• Mitt Romney's wife
• "Maisie" star Sothern
• Curry who formerly co-hosted "Today"
• Eliot's middle name
• Shaker Lee
• Reinking or Miller
• Landers who advised
• Author Rule
• Journalist Curry
• Patchett who wrote "Bel Canto"
• Sothern of film
• ____ Arbor, Mich.
• Skating great Barbara ___ Scott
• Cape north of Boston
• Mitt's Mrs.
• Author Patchett
• ___ Taylor (clothing retailer)
• Novelist Tyler
• King Kong's love
• 'Maisie' star Sothern
• Former "Today" co-anchor Curry
• Curry or Coulter
• Curry on TV
• Jillian of TV
• ___ Taylor
• Mitt's wife
• Fay in "King Kong"
• One of the Romneys
• Curry of TV news
• TV's Curry
• Packer in a bookstore
• Curry of TV
• Rule, but not Rice
• "Run" author Patchett
• Author Coulter
• "Barbara ___" (Beach Boys cover)
• With 26 Down, leader known for shaking
• Advice-giving sister of 45-Across
• Blyth of film
• "Barbara ___": 1960s hit
• Matt's onetime "Today" co-host
• Cape NNW of Cod
• ___ Taylor, women's clothing chain
• Lesley ___ Warren
• Right-wing columnist Coulter
• "Today" anchor-at-large Curry
• Conservative advocate Coulter
• Heart rocker Wilson
• Wedgeworth of "Evening Shade"
• ___ Elder
• Druyan who cowrote "Cosmos"
• Many a girl's middle name
• Ms. Reinking
• Abby's advice sister
• Yarn-hair doll turning 100 in 2015
• Newswoman Curry
• Advice-giving sister
• Miss Southern
• ___-Margret
• Cape named by Charles I
• With 34-Across, a place in Michigan
• A Romney
• ___ Wilson, lead singer for Heart
• Name on the cover of the column collection "Since You Ask Me"
• Dancer ___ Miller
• Venerable red-headed doll
• Raggedy character
• Miller of "On the Town" and "Kiss Me Kate"
• Curry or Taylor
• Advice-dispensing Landers
• Advice guru Landers
• ___ Dunham, Barack Obama's mother
• Rule of crime?
• Word in a Michigan city's name
• "___ Vickers," Sinclair Lewis novel
• Retailer ___ Taylor
• Actress ___ Jillian
• Andy's doll pal
• Sothern of old TV
• Landers who offers advice
• One of the Wilson sisters of rock's Heart
• Andy's raggedy doll
• Abe's fiancee Rutledge
• Novelist Shirley ___ Grau
• Curry favored by NBC for 25 years
• ___ Taylor (apparel store)
• Andy's raggedy sister
• British poet laureate Carol ___ Duffy
• Middle name of today's performer
• Landers or Sheridan
• ____ Bancroft
• Ms. Blyth
• Andy's doll counterpart
• Multi-talented Miller
• Ms. Margret
• TV's Jillian
• Barbara ___ Scott
• "King Kong" heroine Darrow
• Gothic novel pioneer Radcliffe
• ___ Arbor (University of Michigan locale)
• Sothern of 'Blind Date'
• King Kong's love, ___ Darrow
• Lynn Redgrave on "House Calls"
• ____Bancroft (actress)
• Reinking of "Pippin"
• Actress Bancroft
• Woman's name meaning "grace"
• Actress ___-Margret
• Raggedy Andy's girlfriend
• Advice maven Landers
• Landers of advice giving
• Zealous conservative Coulter
• Woman's name that may take an E
• Far right-wing commentator Coulter
• Wingnut Coulter
• Crazed Coulter
• Crazy-ass Coulter
• ___ Taylor LOFT (clothing store)
• "Dateline NBC" co-host Curry
• Former governor of Texas Richards
• Shaker founder Lee
• ___ Taylor LOFT
• Obama's mother ___ Dunham
• Columnist ___ Landers
• Cape ___ (Gloucester locale)
• Girl close to granny's heart
• Pecan nuts are too much for her
• So I'm building a mansion with her
• Girl's name
• "Barbara ___" (Beach Boys song)
• Conservative columnist Coulter
• Texas governor before George W.
• Mitt's mate
• First name in advice-giving
• Legendary first name in advice
• With 17 Down, Shakers leader of the 1770s
• King Kong abductee Darrow
• "Parks and Recreation" nurse Perkins
• Ms. Richards of Texas
• Gubernatorial predecessor of George W.
• Actress Dowd who won an Emmy for "The Handmaid's Tale"
• Old foreign coin without a name
• Mother undressed girl
• Girl with a heartless sister
• Rag doll since 1918
• Raggedy ___ (doll with yarn hair)
• True-crime author Rule
• Curry born in Guam
• ___ Dunham, mother of Barack Obama
• ___ Arbor (city that's home to the University of Michigan)
• "We'll Meet Again" host Curry
• Rag doll name
• ___ Wilson (lead singer of Heart)
• Malia ___ Obama
• Fay Wray's best-remembered role
• Heart vocalist Wilson
• Peebles in the Memphis Music Hall of Fame
• Sis to Abigail
• Figure skating's Barbara ___ Scott
• TV journalist Compton
• Andy's raggedy friend
• Leslie's friend on "Parks and Recreation"
• Actress Miller or Blyth
• TV news veteran Curry
• Wilson, lead vocalist in Heart
• "Chilly Scenes of Winter" writer Beattie
• Raggedy Andy's sister
• 1990s Texas governor Richards
• Massachusetts "A" cape
• TV newswoman Curry
• "Commonwealth" novelist Patchett
• Shakers leader ___ Lee
• ___ Taylor (fashion store)
• Ms Widdicombe?
• Author Patchett or Rule
• ___ Taylor (clothing chain)
• Mitt’s wife
• "Ask ___ Landers"
• Name of a doll in the Toy Hall of Fame
• “Raggedy” doll
• That woman in the Arabian Nights
• Taylor in fashion
• “Bel Canto” author Patchett
• “The Dutch House” novelist Patchett
• Mary ___ Evans, real name of George Eliot
• ___ Taylor (fashion brand)
• ___ Petry, first female African-American writer with a million-selling novel ("The Street")
• TV star Carrie ___ Inaba
• Miller of "Room Service"
• Per ssa.gov, baby name that's far more popular when "a" is added to it
• Raggedy 42 Down
• Martin who wrote the "Baby-Sitters Club" series
• Lee who led the Shakers
• Designer Lowe
• One "A" in the Michigan nickname "A2"
• "Bel Canto" author Patchett
• Author Patchett or Beattie
• Soul singer Peebles
• "The Street" author Petry
• Martin who wrote many of the "Baby-Sitters Club" novels
• Boxer Wolfe who appeared in "Wonder Woman"
• Venerable rag doll
• Andy's inanimate sister
• ___ Taylor (fashion chain)
• Author ___ M. Martin
• A Cape you can't wear in Massachusetts
• Cleeves who wrote Shetland Island mysteries
• "The Dutch House" author Patchett
• Curry, for one
• Gothic fiction pioneer Radcliffe
• Fashion designer Lowe
• Civil rights activist Jo ___ Robinson
• Fashionable Taylor
• "The Boys of My Youth" writer Jo ___ Beard
• Sheridan of TV
• ___ Taylor, longtime name in women's fashion
• ___ Sarnoff, Warner Bros. C.E.O. beginning in 2019
• Boxer Wolfe who played Artemis in "Wonder Woman"
• Mary ___ Evans a.k.a. George Eliot
• Rashida Jones's role on "Parks and Recreation"
• One-way woman?
• "The Street" novelist Petry
• ___ Compton, first woman to cover the White House for a TV network
• Fashion's ___ Taylor
• Polar explorer Bancroft
• "The Baby-Sitters Club" author ___ M. Martin
• - Arbor
• ___ Rule, true-crime writer
• Track star Shelly-___ Fraser-Pryce
• "The Dutch House" novelist Patchett
• Miller on taps
• Cape you can't wear in Massachusetts
• Actress Lisa ___ Walter
• Actress Dowd of 2018's "Hereditary"
• Explorer Bancroft who was the first woman to complete an expedition to the North Pole
• "Abbott Elementary" actress Lisa ___ Walter
• ___ Radcliffe, pioneer in Gothic fiction
• "I Hope You Dance" singer Lee ___ Womack
• Raggedy ___ and Andy dolls
• - Arbor, Michigan
• "Bye Bye Birdie" actress ___-Margret
• "Tom Lake" author Patchett
• Sculptor Gillen
• Director Hui
• One of the Wilsons of Heart
• Anthropologist Dunham, who was also Barack Obama's mother
• Novelist ___ M. Martin
• Andy's toy sibling
• Rashida's "Parks and Recreation" role
• "Dear ___" (greeting in an old advice column)
• "The Baby-Sitters Club" writer ___ M. Martin
• ___ Petry, first African American woman to write a million-selling novel ("The Street," 1946)