Referring Clues

• Jobs, figuratively
• Some ring occupants
• Derbies
• Items at a lost-and-found
• They go over your part
• Boater and sailor
• Checked items
• Bowlers
• Millinery
• Jobs, so to speak
• Pillboxes, e.g.
• Bowler and boater
• Stetsons and stovepipes
• Busbies, boaters and billycocks
• They may be cocked
• Symbols of office
• Bowlers and boaters
• Jobs, metaphorically
• Responsibilities, so to speak
• Tops
• Panama and porkpie
• Stetsons, e.g.
• Porkpies and panamas
• Gentlemen tipped theirs to ladies, once
• Boaters and such
• Boaters and bowlers
• Milliners' output
• Occupiers of top spots
• They may be thrown into the ring
• Bowlers that don't bowl
• Boaters, e.g.
• Pillbox and Panama
• Some Monopoly tokens
• Stetson wares
• Monopoly tokens
• Bald spot hiders
• Bowlers, e.g.
• Milliner's stock
• Duties, symbolically
• Sombreros
• They're sometimes felt
• Boaters and bowlers, e.g.
• Milliner's inventory
• Bowlers, for example
• Roles, symbolically
• Roles, figuratively
• Stovepipes, e.g.
• Beavers, perhaps
• The first words of 17- and 59-Across and 11- and 35-Down are kinds of them
• Roles, idiomatically
• Stetsons and sombreros
• Berets and bonnets
• Derbies and berets
• Fedoras and derbies
• Checked accessories
• Bowlers, for instance
• They're often checked
• Berets and derbies
• Berets and beanies
• Bonnets and berets
• They may be tossed in the ring
• Millinery inventory
• Homburg and Panama
• Hairdo crushers
• "Billy Two ___" (1973 Gregory Peck film)
• They may be checked or felt
• Certain Monopoly tokens
• They may be tipped
• Ring contents?
• Fezzes, for example
• Noodle toppings?
• Tipped items
• Berets, for example
• Billycocks and beavers
• Panama and bowler
• They may be passed or tipped
• They have crowns
• Jobs, idiomatically
• Boaters and bonnets
• They may go over your part
• Millinery wears
• Stetson and stovepipe
• Ascot races fashion feature
• Porkpies, e.g.
• Some are made of straw
• Careers, figuratively
• Fezzes and fedoras
• Western apparel store stock
• Toque and tricorn
• Different roles, in metaphor
• Different roles, metaphorically
• They may be tipped in acknowledgment
• Caps
• Busby and derby
• Millinery buys
• Millinery wares
• Toppers
• Bowlers and derbies
• Milliner's wares
• Chapeaus
• Dr. Seuss' 'The 500 ___ of Bartholomew Cubbins'
• Bartholomew Cubbins' 500
• 'The 500 ___ of Bartholomew Cubbins'
• Porkpies et al.
• Berets and sombreros
• Spots for bands
• Rack items
• Small business owner's figurative array
• Pillboxes and boaters
• Bowlers and skimmers
• Bowlers and trilbies
• "___ off!"
• Pillboxes and porkpies
• Bowler and sailor
• Roles, metaphorically
• See 24-Down
• Vocational identifiers
• Ring-tossed items?
• Porkpie and trilby
• Millinery stock
• Derbies and Stetsons
• New Year's Eve party attire
• Top gear
• Fez and fedora
• Things going to your head?
• Receptacles for street performers
• They may be felt above you
• Medieval indicators of social status
• Berets and fedoras
• Tipped toppers
• Stetsons
• Bonnets
• They're not tipped very much nowadays
• "___ off!" (phrase of homage)
• Hedda Hopper's collection
• Lids
• Fezzes, e.g.
• They've got your parts covered
• Fedoras and pork pies
• Beavers, e.g.
• Some headgear
• Some haberdashery
• Metaphor for jobs
• Covers for locks
• Multiple jobs, metaphorically
• 12/31 party attire
• Protection from the sun
• Bretons, e.g.
• What Dr. Seuss finds cats in
• They may be over your head
• Head coverings
• Head warmers
• Haberdashery items
• Different roles, so to speak
• Roles, in metaphor
• Berets, eg
• Roles, proverbially
• They may be felt
• Some pillboxes
• Zep took them "Off to (Roy) Harper"
• "___ Off to (Roy) Harper"
• Men Without ___
• Taken off heads for tip targets
• Topping things one needs around the outback
• Heady items of appeal
• Titfers
• "Porkpie" and "pillbox" attire
• Fedoras and fezzes
• Milliner's creations
• Metaphorical roles
• Caps or bonnets
• Fashionable Kentucky Derby array
• Headwear items
• "___ off to you!"
• Baldness concealers
• Over-the-top Kentucky Derby wear
• Checkroom items
• Candidates' toss-ins, figuratively
• Fedora and fez
• Derbies and fezzes
• Derbies and fedoras
• What a rack may hold
• Baseball caps, e.g.
• Derbies and caps
• Kentucky Derby showpieces
• Derbies, e.g.
• Trilbies, say
• Bonnets and beanies
• Fedoras and such
• Some church wear
• Beanies, berets, etc.
• With respect, they're off
• Metaphor for responsibilities
• Boaters, berets, etc.
• Berets and baseball caps
• Sombreros and such
• Overhead expenses?
• Topping things to wear
• Metaphor for roles
• Bowlers and boaters, e.g.
• Kepi and kufi
• Panama et al.
• Overhead purchases?
• Berets and such
• They're thrown into a metaphorical ring
• Church accessories
• Bald spot concealers
• Tree hangers, at times
• Berets and snapbacks
• They're often removed for the National Anthem
• Kufis, e.g.
• Caps, e.g.
• Cowboy accessories
• Cartwheels and such
• Beanies and bonnets
• Bowlers and berets
• Sandogasa, beanie, etc.
• Sandogasa, fez, etc.
• Beanies and toques
• Fezzes
• Top gear?
• Propeller beanies, e.g.
• Sombreros and bowlers
• Things soiled with hair gel
• Bowlers and fedoras
• Varieties of roles, metaphorically
• Sombreros and fedoras
• Ushankas and fezzes
• Sombreros, in English
• Bowlers and sombreros
• They're tipped out of respect
• Professional responsibilities, colloquially