Referring Clues

• ___ Arden, Flash Gordon companion
• Valley
• Broad valley
• Hill's partner
• Cowboy Roy's better half
• Lowland
• Depression
• Hill's opposite
• "Free Enquirer" co-editor Robert ___ Owen
• Chip's cartoon chum
• Over hill and ___
• View from a hill
• Cowgirl Evans
• Rustic locale
• Area between hills
• "How to Win Friends and Influence People" author ___ Carnegie
• Chip's chipmunk chum
• Place for a stream
• With 8-Down, "Happy Trails" songwriter
• Friend-winner Carnegie
• Chip's cartoon buddy
• NASCAR driver Jarrett
• Chip's cartoon friend
• Cartoon chipmunk
• Chip's partner
• Roy's cowgirl
• Author Carnegie
• NASCAR legend Earnhardt
• Either of the racing Earnhardts
• Disney's red-nosed acorn muncher
• Mrs. Roy Rogers
• Chip's cartoon companion
• Partner of hill
• Broad lowland
• Half a chipmunk duo
• Racing legend Earnhardt
• Roy's cowgirl partner
• Place for a rivulet
• Chip's chum
• "Over" follower in the first line of "The Caissons Go Rolling Along"
• With 31-Across, "Happy Trails" songwriter
• 1998 Daytona 500 winner Earnhardt
• Peak's counterpart
• Evans who rode Buttermilk
• Hill's counterpart
• Evans on Buttermilk
• Immortal racer Earnhardt
• Cowboy Roy's partner
• Over hill and ___
• Chip's toon pal
• Toon chipmunk
• Flash Gordon's girlfriend
• Roy's mate
• Chip's buddy
• Hill partner
• Chip's chum, in cartoons
• Hill companion
• Chip's companion
• Hill counterpart
• Open river valley
• Buttermilk's load
• Motivational guru Carnegie
• Carnegie or Evans
• Self-improvement guru Carnegie
• Open river valley, e.g.
• Two-time National League MVP Murphy
• Auto racing great Earnhardt
• Low-lying area
• Earnhardt the NASCAR legend
• River valley
• Auto racer Earnhardt
• Low land
• She rode Buttermilk
• "Brenda Starr" creator Messick
• "Over hill, over ___..."
• Roy's gal
• Broad hollow
• Norman ___, coach in "Hoosiers"
• Low area
• Earnhardt of NASCAR
• Chip accompanier
• Land in a depression
• Driver Earnhardt
• Evans or Carnegie
• Secluded valley
• Evans of oaters
• Secluded spot
• Glen
• Roy's wife
• Chip's pal
• Race-driver Earnhardt
• Evans or Earnhardt
• Roy's missus
• Roy's Mrs.
• Roy's co-star
• Chip's cartoon pal
• Chip's chipmunk pal
• Disney chipmunk
• Roy's partner on the range
• One of a chipmunk duo
• Racer Earnhardt
• 'Over hill, over ___ ...'
• Wide spread depression
• Animated chipmunk
• Hollow
• A valley
• Partner of Roy or Chip
• Small valley
• Chip's playful chum
• Concave landform
• Earnhardt of 8-Across
• Buttermilk's rider
• Carnegie, the educator
• New ____ , Manitoba
• Chip's goofier toon buddy
• Chip's Disney partner
• Buttermilk lover Evans
• Bumpers of Arkansas
• Friend-winning Carnegie
• End of many Scottish place names
• Lowlands feature
• Carnegie or Murphy
• Self-help author Carnegie
• Chip's cartoon mate
• NASCAR legend Earnhart
• Earnhardt Jr. of NASCAR
• Racing's Earnhardt Jr.
• Earnhardt or Earnhardt Jr.
• Counterpart of a rise
• 70-Down's opposite
• DeBusschere or Winfield of sports
• Auto racer ___ Earnhardt Jr.
• Taking the Falls star Cynthia
• Red-nosed Disney chipmunk
• Natural depression
• Common town name ending
• Glen relative
• Carnegie of self-improvement
• Carnegie or Earnhardt
• Half a chipmunk team
• Chip 'n' ___
• Roy's partner in the LEAD?
• Former Atlanta slugger Murphy
• Mrs. Rogers
• Depression concealed by Brenda Lee
• Donald's first drink in the valley
• NASCAR driver Earnhardt
• Carnegie or Chihuly
• Neighbor of Hank Hill
• Low ground between hills
• Surf guitarist Dick
• "King of the Surf Guitar" Dick
• "(The Gang that Sang) Heart of My Heart" Alan
• Guitarist Dick
• Bozzio of Missing Persons
• Irish popsters Gina, ___ Haze and the Champions
• "Misirlou" Dick on "Pulp Fiction" soundtrack
• Might he have starred in Carry On Up The Valley?
• Where many take an alcoholic drink for depression?
• See 10
• See 8
• Chip's friend
• A river runs through it
• Ending of many place names
• Up hill & down ___
• See 2
• Lead off into valley
• Racing's Earnhardt
• NASCAR's Earnhardt Sr. or Jr.
• Valley or vale
• Low land between hills
• Actress Evans
• The third Mrs. Roy Rogers
• Chip's cartoon partner
• Valley of the Daleks
• Ms. Evans
• Depressed area
• Yorkshire valley?
• Mr. Robertson
• Carnegie of self-help
• Narrow valley
• Author-lecturer Carnegie
• Chip’s buddy
• Chip's good friend
• Glen cousin
• Up hill and down ___
• "NASCAR on NBC" analyst Earnhardt Jr.
• Open valley
• Glass artist Chihuly
• The low ground between two huge hills
• Chip's chipmunk brother
• Valley between two hills
• "Chip 'n ___: Rescue Rangers"
• The low ground between two hills
• Where many take an alcoholic drink for depression?
• *China problem
• Wide valley
• Self-improvement icon Carnegie