Referring Clues

• Set, as a price
• Quiz
• Pump
• Call (for)
• Name as a price
• "Don't ___!"
• "Shoot"
• Break a rule in the military
• Plead
• Inquire
• "What would you like to know?"
• Clamor (for)
• Interview
• "Shoot!"
• Set a price of
• Try to find out
• Request
• Press (for)
• Call upon
• Pop the question
• Appeal
• One way to get directions
• Cry (for)
• "Don't ___" (comment after a bad day)
• Seek an answer
• "Don't ___"
• Put it to
• Question
• Show curiosity
• Put to
• "Go ahead, shoot!"
• Query
• "Go ahead, shoot!"
• Search engine ___.com
• Suggest, as a price
• It's all you have to do sometimes
• "___ and ye shall receive"
• Petition
• "That's all I ___"
• Invite (out), say
• Appeal to
• Set as a price
• Fire a question at
• Solicit a bid
• Seek information
• "Don't ___, don't tell"
• What it doesn't hurt to do
• Try to get an answer
• Seek some answers
• "___ Jeeves" (Internet inquiry service)
• Respond on "Jeopardy!"
• Seek a response from
• Pose a poser
• Put forth a question
• Make an inquiry
• "All you have to do is ___"
• Grill or pump
• Demand, as a price
• Say "May I?"
• POSE
• Invite
• One way to find out
• Put the question to
• Establish, as a price
• Pose a question
• Pop, as a question
• Be curious
• Conduct an interview
• One way to learn
• Be inquisitive
• Pump or grill
• Do some grilling
• Pose a question to
• Show some curiosity
• Pose posers
• Emulate an interviewer
• It can't hurt to do this
• "Fire away!"
• Set the price at
• "___ a stupid question ..."
• ___ Jeeves (search engine founded in 1996)
• "... ___ what you can do for your country": JFK
• Interrogate
• "Try me!"
• "___ Marilyn" (Parade column)
• Alternative to Google
• "If you have to ___ ..."
• "___ me if I care"
• "___ not what your country can do for you ..."
• "___ me no questions ..."
• Set a price at
• You might raise your hand to do it
• Seek enlightenment
• Look for answers
• "___ me if I care"
• Seek answers
• Pose questions
• "___ not what your country ..."
• It doesn't hurt to do it
• Pre-receipt advice, as the homily goes
• __.com: Internet search engine
• Apply
• Want to know
• "Don't ___!"
• Pose a query
• Grill, maybe
• Offer an invitation to
• Solicit clarification
• "Shoot!"
• Request, with "for"
• "___ not what your country . . ."
• Say "What?"
• Start of a JFK quote
• Try to get some answers
• "Thought you'd never ___"
• Make inquiries
• "... ___ what you can do for your country"
• Start of a J.F.K. quote
• "... ___ what you can do for your country"
• Seek to learn
• Say "May I?"
• "___ me no questions ..."
• "___ not what your country ..."
• One way to stop wondering
• Request permission, e.g.
• Name a price
• "Funny you should ___"
• "I'm open to questions"
• ". . . ___ what you can do for your country"
• Solicit responses
• What to do if you don't see what you want
• Stop wondering, perhaps
• Stop wondering
• Want as a price
• "Fire away"
• Pop the question, e.g.
• Propose marriage, e.g.
• Cross-examine
• Catechize
• Beg a favor
• "___ not what your country . . ."
• Say "What?"
• Advice for clearing up confusion
• Start of a Kennedy quote
• "Go ___ your mother"
• Find out (about)
• ___ for it (seek trouble)
• Charge
• Play quizmaster
• Solicit bids
• Consult
• "Funny you should ___ ..."
• Expect (of)
• Propose as a price
• Request of
• “Go ahead, shoot!”
• "___ not what your country ..."
• ___.com: Internet search engine
• Wonder aloud
• Set a price on
• Propose
• Be quizzical
• I thought you'd never do it
• Request, with "for"
• It doesn't hurt to do this
• Beg
• Exhibit curiosity
• ___.com (Google competitor)
• Pop a question
• Pipe up, perhaps
• "___ me anything"
• Plead for(3)
• Put in a request
• "... ___ what you can do for your country" (JFK)
• Say please
• Pose, as a question
• "If you don't know, ___"
• Price a seller is willing to accept
• Demand
• Send out invitations
• Mail invitations
• Pose queries
• Send out questionnaires
• Answer, on 'Jeopardy!'
• Answer, 'Jeopardy!'-style
• Have an inquiring mind
• ___ for trouble
• Pose the question
• Solicit
• '___ me if I care!'
• Entreat
• Solicit a response
• "Don't ___ me, I just work here"
• Seek clarification
• Inquire aloud
• Pose a point
• One way to get what you want
• Seek info
• Require (of)
• Way to get directions
• Use one of the five Ws
• Don't ___, don't tell
• "All I ___ Of You" (song from "The Phantom of the Opera")
• "All you had to do was ___"
• Look for answers?
• Make a request
• Say "May I"
• "Don't ___, don't tell" (bygone military policy)
• With 100-Across, petition
• Expect
• Use the reference desk
• Set the price
• Seek, as permission
• Use one of the five W's
• See 29-Down
• Solicit, perhaps
• "___ me later"
• One way to get some answers
• Present a poser
• Grill
• Inquire of
• "Go ahead! I'm an open book!"
• Seek to know
• Be nosy
• "Don't ___ me!"
• Put a question to
• ___ directions
• "Don't even ___"
• Petition, e.g.
• Make inquiry
• Request permission
• "Just ___"
• JFK speech word {SEE NOTE ABOVE FOR INSTRUCTIONS]
• Assume the role of interviewer
• "I'm afraid to ___"
• Respond properly on "Jeopardy!"
• Word before an advice columnist's name
• Bid
• Be an inquirer
• "Try me"
• Name a price of
• Require
• 'Fire away!'
• The first "A" of 59-Across
• Act as a quizmaster
• "___ the dust"
• Fire away
• Seek directions, say
• Part of D.A.D.T.
• Requested thing, informally
• Seek help at the reference desk
• Pose in an interview
• "I'm open to any questions"
• Word before "and ye shall receive"
• With 61-Down, request
• Enquire
• The first "A" in Reddit's A.M.A.
• Implore
• "___ Any Girl"
• Opposite of answer
• ___ a question
• One way to find an answer
• One way to get an answer
• Way to get an answer
• How to get an answer
• First step in finding an answer
• Seek and answer
• Request time off from job
• PRESENT A RIDDLE
• Set a price
• What to do when you have a question
• Inquire about
• Be a good journalist
• Beseech
• Consult or inquire
• "Don't ___ Me No Questions" (Skynyrd)
• Journey "___ the Lonely"
• "Don't ___ Me Why" Joel
• "Go ___ Alice"
• "Don't talk to strangers. Don't ___ me why"
• Needy '86 Smiths song?
• "Shyness is nice" song by the Smiths
• Edwin McCain "I Could Not ___ for More"
• "Just take your chances, don't ___ me why"
• Billy Joel "Don't talk to strangers, don't ___ me why"
• Needy Reel Big Fish song?
• '95 Hole EP "___ for It"
• Billy Joel "Don't ___ Me Why"
• Quizzical Reel Big Fish cover?
• Call for something such as a book-end
• Call for a skill that's not bad
• Request for a donation
• See 6-Across
• Don't ___, don't tell (former law)
• "You just have to ___"
• "If you ___ me ..."
• Go to the information desk, say
• "It won't hurt to ___"
• Begin a haggling session
• Solicit from
• Survey, say
• Request, ___ for
• Pose (question)
• "Let me ___ you a question ..."
• Try to satisfy your curiosity
• "It doesn't hurt to ___" ("They might say yes")
• Say 33-Across, say
• Pose one of the five W's
• Say "How?"
• "Big" request, informally
• Pop questions
• Propose, in a way
• "___ a silly question ..."
• Do a quizmaster's job
• Say "pretty please," say
• Demand when you finish work
• "Start the questions"
• Poll
• Part of A.M.A.
• Pose, in a way
• Way to get answers
• Say "what?," say
• One way to answer curiosity
• Solicitous comment
• One way to get help
• Bring up in a Q. and A.
• "Why do you ___?"
• Inquire or require
• Seek advice
• Consult for assistance
• Do a quizmaster’s job
• Make a query
• Big ___ (difficult request)
• "That's a big ___"
• Seek, as consent
• Pose a riddle
• Use a sentence with a "?"
• Say "When?," perhaps
• With 20-Across, "It's a well-known fact!"
• Part of AMA, on Reddit
• "___ and you shall receive"
• "Let me ___ you this ..."
• Do this after saying "Excuse me, teacher"
• Pose a ?
• Seek consent
• Invite (to)
• One way to learn something new
• Start a sentence with "Why"
• "Can I ___ you a simple question?"
• "___ away!" ("Hit me!")
• "___ away!"
• How best to determine consent
• Avoid assuming
• ___ for (request)
• Big ___ ("the moon and the stars," e.g.)
• "I hate to ___, but ..."
• Recite the four questions
• Don't assume, say
• Bid's counterpart in stock trading
• Big ___ (serious favor)
• "I sort of hate to ___ it, but do you have a basket?" (rhyming question from Little Red in "Into the Woods")
• All one has to do, sometimes
• "Well, good for you, you look happy and healthy / Not me, if you ever cared to ___" (Olivia Rodrigo lyric)
• Pop questions left and right
• "Go find out!"
• Hit up
• Don't just assume
• "I have to ___ ..."
• A.M.A. member?
• Interact with a Magic 8 Ball, say
• "Never hurts to ___"
• Pose the four questions, say
• "___ away": "I have nothing to hide"
• "That's a pretty big ___"
• Pop, as "the question"
• Not assume, say
• Big ___ (audacious thing to make)