Referring Clues

• Penn., e.g.
• "___ Maria"
• Prayer word
• Old greeting
• N.Y.C.'s ___ of the Americas
• Ancient greeting
• Blvd.
• Forum greeting
• ___ Maria
• Pennsylvania ___
• Greeting for Galba
• Fifth, e.g.: Abbr.
• Monopoly abbr.
• Mad. ___
• N.Y.'s Fifth, e.g.
• Hail to Caesar
• "Hail, Caesar!"
• Caesar's hello
• Many a state name in D.C.
• Old-time welcome
• D.C.'s Pennsylvania ___
• Map abbr.
• Monopoly space: Abbr.
• Hail, to Caesar
• See 25-Across
• Park, e.g.: Abbr.
• N.Y.C.'s Park, e.g.
• Word of welcome
• First, Second or Third: Abbr.
• Many a Monopoly property: Abbr.
• Park in N.Y.C., e.g.
• Caesar's greeting
• Word of farewell
• Park ___ (what N.Y.C.'s MetroNorth trains run underneath)
• Bygone greeting
• Court alternative: Abbr.
• Michigan, e.g., in Chicago: Abbr.
• Michigan in Chicago: Abbr.
• "Hail!," to Horace
• Pennsylvania, e.g.: Abbr.
• Park ___ (N.Y.C. locale)
• Hello or goodbye
• Park in N.Y.C., say
• Columbus, in N.Y.C.
• Greeting on the Appian Way
• Many a Monopoly sq.
• Circus Maximus greeting
• Greetings from Galba
• Maria preceder
• Mad., e.g.
• Greeting of yore
• St. crossing
• Street crosser: Abbr.
• City map abbr.
• "___, Caesar!"
• Prayer opener
• N.Y.C.'s Park or Lexington
• St. crosser
• Park, e.g., in N.Y.C.
• Greeting at the Forum
• Greeting to Gaius
• Stowe girl
• N.Y.C.'s Madison ___
• N.Y.C.'s Park or Lex
• With 44-Across, a traditional Catholic prayer
• Cry in old Rome
• N.Y.C.'s Park or Madison
• "___ Maris Stella" (Latin hymn)
• N.Y.C.'s Park or Lexington, e.g.
• Hadrian's "hello"
• Madison or 5th, e.g.
• Greeting to Galba
• Hadrian's "Hail!"
• Gaius's good-bye
• Caesarean sign-off
• "Greetings, Gaius!"
• Forum farewell
• Fifth of NYC
• Caesar's salutation
• Blvd. crosser
• Salutation for Caesar
• Mad. or Park
• Park in NYC, e.g.
• Columbus in NYC, e.g.
• Greeting to Maria
• Madison in NYC
• Old Roman greeting
• Park in New York City (abbr.)
• Hadrian's hello
• Chicago's Michigan (abbr.)
• NYC st. crosser
• Constitution, in D.C.
• Latin salutation
• Word on an env.
• Intersection abbr.
• Park in NYC
• Pennsylvania in D.C., e.g.
• Monopoly stop, perhaps (abbr.)
• NYC's Columbus, e.g.
• Park, in NYC
• "Yo, Hadrian!"
• D.C.'s Pennsylvania, e.g.
• Commonwealth in Boston, e.g.: Abbr.
• Amsterdam, e.g.: Abbr.
• Fifth you can take?: Abbr.
• NYC's A, B, C, or D
• "Hey, Caesar"
• NYC's Lex, e.g.
• St. intersector
• NYC's York, e.g.
• Bklyn.'s Flatbush, for example
• First in NYC, e.g.
• ___ atque vale
• NYC's Madison, e.g.
• MapQuest abbr.
• Roman greeting
• Abbr. on many a Monopoly property
• Constitution in D.C., e.g.
• "___ Maria"
• N.Y.'s Fifth, for one
• Old salutation
• Pennsylvania in D.C.
• Madison, in NYC
• Old welcome
• Forum hello
• Chicago's Michigan: Abbr.
• N.Y.C.'s Park, for one
• Many a state name, in D.C.
• Urban thoroughfare: Abbr.
• "___ Maria"
• Gladiator's greeting
• Galba's greeting
• Pa. or Mass., in DC
• Road-map abbr.
• Hi or bye, long ago
• Urban way: Abbr.
• Latin greeting
• Caesar's welcome
• Greeting for Caesar
• Greeting to Brutus
• Maria's intro?
• Hail, of yore
• Fifth in NYC, e.g.
• "Ciao, Caesar"
• "Monopoly" board abbr.
• Fifth in NYC
• "Greetings, Caesar"
• "Hi, Claudius"
• "___ Maria"
• Blvd. relative
• "Greetings, Caesar!"
• Street address abbr., perhaps
• Hail from the past
• Caesar's hail
• Caesarean salute
• Street address abbr.
• Roman salute
• "___ Maria" (popular wedding song)
• Salutation from Brutus
• "Hail," to Ovid
• Madison or Park, briefly
• Roman salutation
• "Good morning, Caesar"
• "Hello, Caesar"
• One hail of a greeting?
• Reverential salutation
• Madison or Park (Abbr.)
• It may cross a street in N.Y.C.
• Wide St.
• D.C.'s Pennsylvania, briefly
• N.Y.C.'s 5th or Park
• Cousin of St. or Blvd.
• "Hail!" to Horace
• Park in N.Y.C.?
• N.Y.C.'s A, B, C or D
• One of 17 on a Monopoly board: Abbr.
• Lex or Mad, in N.Y.C.
• "Hail! " to Caesar
• Park in NYC?
• New York or Wisconsin, in D.C.
• Road map abbr.
• Blvd. cousin
• Greeting for Gaius
• Place on a Monopoly board (Abbr.)
• "Hail," to Caesar
• Broad st.
• "Greetings, Caesar!"
• Madison in N.Y.C., e.g.
• Boston's Commonwealth, e.g. (Abbr.)
• St.'s cousin
• St. Bernard in New Orleans, e.g.: Abbr.
• St. crosser, in New York City
• N.Y.C.'s Columbus, e.g.
• Gladiator's hello
• Rd.
• NYC's ___ of the Americas
• "Greetings, Caesar"
• "Hi, Claudius"
• Mad. or Lex.
• Address abbr.
• Mass hail
• Hadrian's hail
• Melrose, e.g.
• Mediterranean or Baltic: Abbr.
• D.C. map line
• What the "Mad" in "Mad Men" is
• Rte. that runs diagonally, in D.C.
• D.C.'s Pennsylvania, for one
• Latin for hail
• Hail
• Hail, to Horace
• Street sign abbr.
• See 43-Down
• "___ Maria" (Gounod/Bach work)
• Hail, to Horatio
• Hail, to Ovid
• GPS suggestion
• Pennsylvania or Madison (abbr.)
• Hail, to Maria
• Street sign abbr.
• Brooklyn's Flatbush, e.g.: Abbr.
• Abbr. in many snail mail addresses
• Livy's hello
• Pennsylvania ___ (White House locale: Abbr.)
• It runs north-south in NY
• Livy's hello
• Abbr. on an itinerary, maybe
• 'Hail!'
• 'Hail, Caesar!'
• Thoroughfare (Abbr.)
• Blvd.'s kin
• St.'s kin
• 'Hail,' to Caesar
• St. kin
• 'Hail!' to Caesar
• Forum cry
• Blvd. kin
• Roman 'Aloha'
• 'Hail!' in old Rome
• St.
• 'Hail, Caesar'
• Hail or farewell
• Street (Abbr.)
• Thorough-fare (Abbr.)
• St. relative
• Kin of blvd.
• One of 17 in Monopoly: Abbr.
• 'Greetings, Galba!'
• 'Hello, Hadrian!'
• 'Hail, Cato!'
• 'Greetings, Brutus!'
• 'Hi, Hadrian!'
• N.Y.C.'s Fifth, e.g.
• Rd. crosser
• GPS screen abbr.
• Boston's Mass ___
• St. or blvd. relative
• Washington's Pennsylvania
• Hail in the forum
• Intersection abbreviation
• Maine in D.C., e.g.
• Maine in DC., e.g.
• Monopoly board abbr.
• Cesar Chavez, in L.A.
• Letters on a street sign
• One kind of city block, briefly
• Part of many a P.O. address
• Many a Monopoly prop.
• Cheer in the colliseum
• New York or New Jersey in D.C.
• NYC's Park, for one
• "Hail!" to Caesar
• GPS line
• Alternative to Ct. or La.
• Old greeting for Caesar
• NYC's Park or Madison
• Street address abbr., sometimes
• Greeting from the past
• Greeting in a toga
• St. crosser, often
• Maria's introduction?
• Washington's Pennsylvania (Abbr.)
• Constitution, in DC
• Ancient salutation
• Fifth or Madison, in N.Y.C.
• Abbr. in the White House address
• Lettered Bklyn. thoroughfare
• N.Y.C.'s Columbus ___
• Start of a Schubert song
• GPS abbr.
• Illinois or Oriental, briefly, in Monopoly
• Monopoly deed abbr.
• Rd.'s cousin
• Mich. in Chicago, e.g.
• Cross st.
• Washington in D.C., e.g.
• 5th or Madison, e.g.
• Hail to Julius Caesar
• Pennsylvania, for one: abbr.
• Abbr. in many-a snail mail address
• Street: Abbr.
• Rd. counterpart
• Abbr. on 17 Monopoly title deeds
• Street-sign abbr.
• Hail and farewell
• Pennsylvania, in DC
• "Greetings, Brutus!"
• D.C.'s Constitution, e.g.
• D.C.'s Pennsylvania
• NYC street crosser?
• Atlantic in Atlantic City, e.g.: Abbr.
• Abbr. on a Monopoly board
• Massachusetts or Connecticut in D.C.
• Parade place: Abbr.
• Ventnor or Vermont, e.g.
• Park or 5th, briefly
• Caesar's word of welcome
• President between James and Andrew, briefly
• Hwy. crosser
• Michigan, in Chicago: Abbr.
• Rd. relative
• Mass. ___ (Boston thoroughfare, to locals)
• States on a game board, e.g.: Abbr.
• Roadway (abbr.)
• Hail!
• City thoroughfare: Abbr.
• Long-ago greeting
• "Hey, Caesar!"
• Wide rdwy.
• Independence in Washington, e.g.: Abbr.
• "Hello, Hadrian!"
• Prayer
• St. intersecter
• Hail, to Hadrian
• Old word of farewell
• Fifth, e.g. (Abbr.)
• Abbr. at an intersection
• Broad street
• Official USPS abbreviation
• Hello from Hadrian
• Park or Fifth: Abbr.
• It might briefly cross a street?
• Columbus in N.Y.C. or S.F.
• Old-style "shalom"
• Ill. and Ind., in Monopoly
• Chicago's Michigan, e.g.: Abbr.
• Postal address abbr.
• GPS display letters
• Way to greet Gaius
• Wide street (abbr.)
• Many a Monopoly rd.
• 'Hail, Ovid!'
• GPS datum
• "Ciao, Brutus"
• Senate greeting
• Roman cheer
• NYC's Lexington or Park
• Romam hail
• Street sign abbr., sometimes
• 'Hail, Livy!'
• Many a Monopoly purchase: Abbr.
• "Hail, old Roman!"
• Welcome or farewell, to Caesar
• Caesarean salutation
• N.Y.C.'s Third or Fifth
• Blvd. and st. relative
• Hello, in old Rome
• Hail, to Nero
• Not a st.
• Schubert song starter
• Way to go: Abbr.
• Address abbr., sometimes
• Manhattan's Park, e.g.: Abbr.
• See 84-Down
• Hail in old Rome
• Thing crossing a GPS display, sometimes
• Abbr. on some street signs
• Prop. often named for a state in Monopoly
• Urban rd.
• '___ Maria'
• NYC's Park or Lex
• Hail that faded away
• Uber app abbr.
• Colosseum greeting
• Urban rd. that might cross a street
• Las Palmas, in L.A.
• Abbr. in many addresses
• Not a st. or blvd.
• "___ Maria" (hymn)
• Philadelphia's Allegheny or Aramingo: Abbr.
• GPS display
• "Hail!" long ago
• 'Hail, Nero!'
• Famous fifth
• Famous 5th
• St. or rd.
• City st.
• St. or rd. relative
• Relative of a st. or rd.
• N.Y.'s Madison, for one
• Start of a prayer
• Street address abbrev.
• Roman welcome
• D.C.'s Constitution (Abbr.)
• St. crosser, perhaps
• "___, Caesar!22
• Fifth or Madison, e.g.
• St. crosser, maybe
• Street map abbr.
• Madison ___
• Not a st., rd. or blvd.
• NYC's Fifth, for one
• St. or blvd. crosser
• Washington's Pennsylvania, briefly
• 5th or Mad., e.g.
• NYC's Madison
• Park or Penn.
• 5th or Madison
• Abbr. for Monopoly properties
• Street relative (Abbr.)
• Monopoly board wd.
• NYC thoroughfare
• Street relative, briefly
• St. crosser, sometimes
• St. or blvd. kin
• NYC's Fifth
• Schubert's "___ Maria"
• Not a blvd.
• Not a street (Abbr.)
• Greeting for Nero
• Park or Fifth, in NYC
• Park or Madison (abbr.)
• Appian Way greeting
• Eddy Grant's was electric (Abbr.)
• Chris Cornell: "___ Maria"
• Lex in NYC, e.g.
• "___ Maria" Chris Cornell
• Where the Maisonettes have a "Heartache" (abbr.)?
• Yellowcard lives on an "Ocean" one (abbr.)
• Yellowcard might live on an "Ocean" one (abbr.)
• Spacehog wants to live on the "2nd" one (abbr.)
• A Wallflower has a "Heartache" on 6th (abbr.)
• Yellowcard's on an "Ocean" one (abbr.)
• Greeting
• In short, the way to get a bit of love
• Eva's a little way back
• Welcome
• Hail in the street
• A little way from heaven
• A welcome approach?
• Salute to Caesar
• Billy Bragg and Wilco collaborated on a "Mermaid" one (abbr.)
• Tree-lined st.
• New Orleans's St. Bernard, e.g.
• Greeting in ancient Rome
• Kentucky or Indiana on a Monopoly board: Abbr.
• "Hail!" of old Rome
• Illinois ___ (Monopoly property that's landed on the most): Abbr.
• See 15
• New York City's Lexington or Madison, for example: Abbr.
• Golden Gate or Presidio, in SF
• Small street kin?
• Many a Monopoly square (Abbr.)
• Wabash, in Chicago: Abbr.
• Woody Guthrie goes to a "Mermaid" one (abbr.)
• N-S Manhattan road
• Bye, in old Rome
• North Carolina ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr.
• It might intersect a street: Abbr.
• ___ Maria (Catholic prayer)
• Thing on a city map, cut
• D.C.'s D or C
• Abbr. on a GPS screen
• The short way out of Newhaven
• Hail penetrating cavern
• Delaware, in DC
• Hail of old
• Blvd.? No, close
• Not a blvd. or st.
• Oft-numbered rd.
• A little way from Abergavenny
• N.Y.C.'s Park or Fifth
• Any of 17 Monopoly properties (Abbr.)
• Lex, e.g., in N.Y.C.
• Fifth, for one
• Many a line on a DC map
• Road that might cross a st.
• Roman hail
• St. alternative
• "___, Imperator!"
• Ancient greeting / Señora Perón
• Mass ___ (MIT's address)
• Hymn greeting
• Blvd. or st. kin
• Park or Madison, on an N.Y.C. map
• Frequent st. crosser
• NYC's Lexington, for one
• “Hail, Caesar!”
• Blvd. alternative
• Envelope abbreviation
• It's a short way from Daventry
• Rosary beads
• Greeting in old Rome
• “___ Maria”
• Abbr. on a road map
• 5th or Lexington: Abbr.
• One of 17 Monopoly properties: Abbr.
• L.A.’s Melrose, e.g.
• Ancient hail
• 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (D.C. address)
• A short thoroughfare in Leavenworth
• One of 17 Monopoly props.
• Champs-Elysees, e.g.: Abbr.
• Michigan, e.g.: Abbr.
• Bird: Sp.
• Street sign letters
• Atlantic or Pacific, in Monopoly: Abbr.
• "Frater ___ atque Vale": Tennyson, by way of Catullus
• L.A.'s ___ of the Stars
• Broad street (Abbr.)
• Broad street, briefly
• Melrose in L.A., say
• Abbr. on many Monopoly deeds
• Often-wide st.
• Madison, e.g., in NYC
• Constitution or Independence, in D.C.
• Ocean, e.g., in Santa Monica, Calif.: Abbr.
• Fifth, e.g., in NYC
• Colosseum "hello"
• Park in N.Y.C.: Abbr.
• Lexington or Madison, in NYC (Abbr.)
• Roman hello
• Usually broad road: Abbr.
• Pennsylvania, e.g., in D.C.
• Park or Fifth, in NYC (Abbr.)
• Alternative to La. or Dr.
• Broad road (Abbr.)
• Not a st., but close
• Troost, in Kansas City, e.g. (Abbr.)
• Not a blvd., but close
• Park in NYC, for one
• See 17-Across: Abbr.
• NYC's Madison or Fifth
• Addr. line ending
• Not a st., not a blvd, the other one
• McKinney or Greenville, in Dallas (Abbr.)
• Wide road (Abbr.)
• Hail, in a hymn
• Park, in NYC, briefly
• GPS abbreviation in the city
• Wide city st.
• Manhattan's Madison or Lexington: Abbr.
• Pennsylvania, in D.C.: Abbr.
• Abbr. on NYC maps
• Park in Manhattan, e.g.: Abbr.
• 1600 Pennsylvania ___
• St.? No. Blvd? No. The other one
• Old Roman word of greeting or parting
• One of 17 spaces on a Monopoly board: Abbr.
• Pennsylvania ___ (White House st.)
• Not a blvd., try again
• N.Y.C.'s Lex or Fifth
• Abbreviation in some street names
• Broadway, in NYC
• Madison or Fifth, in NYC
• "___ Maria" (Beyonce song)
• Wide rd.
• St.? No. Blvd.? No.
• Letters after Madison or before Maria
• Cicero's "Yo!"
• Melrose, in L.A., e.g.
• Pennsylvania in D.C., for one
• Chicago's Michigan ___: Abbr.
• Abbr. in many mail addresses
• Roman farewell
• St. Charles or Esplanade, in NOLA
• "And then I hear this voice inside / ___ Maria"
• Broadway, for one: Abbr
• A little way from Newhaven
• It's similar to a blvd.
• Connecticut, in D.C.
• Indiana or Independence, in D.C.
• USPS abbr.
• "Hail," in Latin