Referring Clues

• Object of devotion
• It's clicked on a computer
• It stands for something
• Screen symbol
• What a model might become
• Computer image
• Menu symbol
• Computer signpost
• Windows picture
• Representation
• AOL logo, e.g.
• Religious image
• Garbage pail, maybe
• PC picture
• Click-on item
• Cathedral display
• Religious figure
• Object of esteem
• Clickable image
• Clicked image
• Many a celebrity
• PC pic
• Clickable symbol
• Trash can, for one
• Spot for a cursor, maybe
• PC pictograph
• Trash bin, e.g.
• James Dean or Marilyn Monroe
• Trash can on a desktop, e.g.
• Mao, for one
• Click site
• Orthodox Church feature
• Symbol
• Screen image
• Image
• On-screen image
• Bit of Windows dressing?
• Screen pic
• Trash can, perhaps
• Desktop marker
• It may be seen in a window
• James Dean, e.g.
• Trash can, e.g., on a computer
• Computer screen image
• Computer symbol
• Desktop feature
• Universally known figure
• Pointer's target
• Smiley face, e.g.
• Something a computer user may click
• Something to click
• Much-respected person
• Elvis or Madonna
• Sect symbol
• Screen figure
• Bogart was one
• U2's Bono, e.g.
• David or Victoria Beckham, e.g.
• Pic to click
• Clickable screen symbol
• A program usually has one
• Desktop folder, e.g.
• Revered one
• Desktop graphic
• Elvis, e.g.
• Clicked pic
• Recycle bin, for one
• Pic you can click
• Desktop symbol
• Picture used by a computer's operating system
• It's often double-clicked
• Computer picture
• Microsoft Windows logo, for example
• Image on a monitor
• User-friendly picture
• Picture on a desktop
• Double-clicked desktop item
• Frequently clicked image
• Desktop trash can, e.g.
• Religious artifact
• Something to click on
• One found on a computer screen or movie screen
• Click it and get with the program
• Computer desktop symbol
• Windows item
• Religious picture
• Target of a click
• Monastery image
• Windows' picture
• Image on a screen
• Pic of pixels, perhaps
• Sacred image
• Historical figure, to some
• Mouse target
• Clicker's picture
• Wallpaper feature?
• Program launcher
• Little desktop graphic
• On-screen trash can, for one
• Desktop miniature
• Desktop item
• Toolbar graphic
• Program opener
• Michael Jackson was one
• Computer graphic
• Graphical user interface feature
• Enduring symbol
• Desktop picture
• Che Guevara, e.g.
• Double-clicked symbol
• You can click on it
• Picture that can be dragged
• It can be dragged and dropped
• Emblem
• Symbol made of pixels
• Recycle bin, e.g.
• Double-clicked picture
• Pic that you click
• Computer desktop picture
• Double-clicked pic
• Blue "W," e.g.
• Colorful butterfly, e.g.
• Clickable PC image
• Desktop figure
• Revered symbol
• PC screen symbol
• Small logo, often
• Church figure
• It's activated by clicking
• "e" with a ring around it, e.g.
• Clicked-on item
• Symbol to click on
• Representative symbol
• High-tech image
• AOL's mailbox, e.g.
• Clickable picture
• Computer-screen image
• Pictorial presentation
• Computer-screen picture
• One on a pedestal
• Important symbol
• Object of veneration
• Computer-screen symbol
• Superstar
• PC desktop feature
• Well-known symbol
• It may be dragged and dropped
• Screen graphic
• Windows box?
• Touch-screen image
• Pointer target, sometimes
• Revered picture
• Apple target
• "My Computer," e.g.
• My Computer, e.g.
• Revered image
• Desktop trash can, for one
• Computer pic
• Sidney Poitier, e.g.
• Bob Hope, for one
• Graphic symbol
• Image to click on
• Desktop image
• Revered religious image
• Computer screen on a computer screen
• James Dean, for one
• Stand-in for a file
• Graphic image
• Computer figure
• Clickable desktop graphic
• "My Computer," e.g.
• Symbolic graphic
• Coin anagram
• Holy image
• Tiny trash can, e.g.
• Computer screen symbol
• Valentino, for one
• Desktop object
• Picture on a PC
• Graphics image
• Megastar
• It may open Windows
• Figure known worldwide
• What the mouse might stop on
• Sacred picture
• Personal computer prompt
• Arrow target, perhaps
• Pictograph
• Cathedral relic
• Mac image
• Computer command symbol
• Clickable item
• Windows image
• Jackie O, e.g.
• Wallpaper feature
• Program-launching graphic
• Screen picture
• Trash can, e.g.
• Princess Diana or Jackie Kennedy, to fashionistas
• Scissors, for "cut," on a PC
• Subject of adoration
• Religious symbol
• Pic that can be clicked
• Only thing between you and an open window?
• Clickable pic
• Macintosh's apple, e.g.
• Saint's picture
• File drawer on screen, e.g.
• Software graphic
• Two eighth notes, for iTunes, e.g.
• Clickable desktop image
• Revered figure
• Cultural symbol
• Piece of Greek Orthadox Art
• Folder, e.g.
• Church treasure
• Cultural figure
• Cursor target
• Che Guevara or Lady Gaga
• Windows opener
• Folder, sometimes
• App representation
• Uncle Sam, for one
• Tiny paper clip, e.g.
• Venerated one
• Orthodox image
• A user clicks on it
• Venerated image
• Picture on a PDA
• Object of worship
• Pedestal occupant
• File stand-in
• Paragon
• PC symbol
• Worshipped one
• Picture on a laptop
• Fanzine topic
• Clickable figure
• Picture in pixels
• Object of reverence
• Computer screen picture
• Holy relic
• Blue W for Word, e.g.
• Word from the Greek for "image"
• Trash can or file folder, e.g.
• Window picture
• Windows symbol
• Apple figure?
• Universally known symbol
• Folder, commonly
• Mr. Clean or Mr. Peanut
• iPad figure
• File folder, e.g.
• Worshiped one
• Pop ___
• Clickable computer image
• Idolized figure
• Judy Garland, to some gay men
• CBS's eye, e.g.
• Macintosh screen symbol
• John Lennon, e.g.
• Awe-inspiring figure
• Gateway Arch, for St. Louis, e.g.
• App symbol
• Mouse user's selection
• Something to be clicked on
• Object of adoration
• PC image
• Apple figure
• A browser has one
• What a mouse often stops at
• Something that can be dragged and dropped
• Thing between you and an open window?
• Tablet symbol
• Program-launching picture
• Laptop image
• Android image
• One with a huge fanbase
• It's between you and an open window?
• Sect's symbol
• Clickable item found in the seven longest Across answers
• Toolbar symbol
• Some one to look up to
• Web image
• Monitor picture
• Seattle's Space Needle or St. Louis's Gateway Arch
• :-), for one
• App identifier
• Little pic on which to click
• Picture on a screen
• Holy likeness
• Idolized image
• PC mouse target
• Little picture
• Picture
• It might be a shortcut
• App stand-in
• Picture of an envelope, e.g.
• Nader, for one
• Apple's apple, e.g.
• Fanzine figure
• It's seen in windows
• Common clickable
• Computer "button"
• Compass for the web browser Safari, e.g.
• Religious portrait
• iPad screen feature
• Cynosure
• Thing to click
• Garbage can, on a PC
• Silhouette of a bird, for Twitter
• Much-respected figure
• A mouse may be drawn to it
• Beloved celebrity
• Twitter's bird, e.g.
• Toolbar image
• Dropbox's blue box, for one
• Briefcase or recyling bin, e.g.
• Desktop pic
• iPad symbol
• Double-clicked thing
• Sacred symbol
• Clickable item on a monitor
• Desktop graphic symbol
• Apple glyph
• Widely admired one
• Target of a tiny arrow
• Computer graphic symbol
• Symbol on an iPhone
• Cher or Dolly Parton, e.g.
• Safari's is a compass
• Clicker's target
• Screen image or screen idol
• Something to mouse over
• App image
• Graven image
• Program-launching symbol
• Church image
• iPhone graphic
• Holy picture
• Clicked-on graphic
• Clickable PC item
• Holy painting
• Trash bin on a computer screen, e.g.
• Symbolic image
• Image on an Android
• Clickable desktop symbol
• iPad screen symbol
• Smartphone symbol
• Picture to click
• Smartphone image
• Tappable image
• On-screen trash can, e.g.
• Clickable computer symbol
• Symbol representing an app
• Tapped smartphone image
• Desktop sight
• Symbol for an app
• 33-Down, in rock 'n' roll history
• Smartphone screen image
• Tapped image
• Token
• St. Patrick, for the Irish
• Click it
• Folder, maybe
• Blue "W" for Microsoft Word, e.g.
• Saintly picture
• Church picture
• Saint's image
• Matinee hero
• -Computer image
• Picture of a trash can, say
• Computer image to click
• Thing on a computer desktop
• Religious image (4)
• Computer's desktop image
• Computer desktop image
• PC click-on item
• Thing to click on
• On-screen symbol
• Computer program symbol
• Legend
• Legendary sensation
• Household name
• Legendary guitarist
• Legendary hitmaker
• On-screen feature suggesting that Apple's ripping you off?
• Image on wood or screen
• Picture on computer screen
• The first person to study a work of art
• One-trick artist's creation
• Image of a counterfeit coin?
• Boatman employs misdirection - it's widely admired
• Image on computer screen representing facility
• Famous and admired person
• Current Tory image
• Symbolic person or image
• Religious (or computing) picture
• Revered person or symbol
• Biopic subject, often
• Religious picture on a wooden panel
• Gear for settings, e.g.
• Click target
• Representation of one small party
• One has to look carefully at a picture
• Coin (anag)
• Venerated person (or thing)
• Representation in holding company
• One girl's painted image
• Revered figure in holding company
• I admire this person's current scam
• Toolbar feature
• Safari's compass, for example
• Briefcase or recycling bin, e.g.
• Picture on a monitor
• Mouse's target
• PC prompt
• Computer's trash can, e.g.
• Jackie O, to many
• One of many on the "Ghent Altarpiece"
• Coin trick often seen on a computer screen
• Religious painting
• Picture held firm in frame
• One to study a good figure
• An image of swindler admitting his crime?
• Business cracking in image
• Lag behind one's image
• Bent coin showing a religious symbol
• One joining argument against religious image
• Hero has company during Ulster rising
• Fashionable to retain company image
• Religious statue
• I study a devotional painting
• You have faith in me, though you shouldn't!
• Symbol, which a fraudster might own
• Smartphone art
• Trashcan on a desktop
• Phone screen symbol
• Legend's relative?
• Image touched to open an app
• Super superstar
• One to look up to
• Mao Zedong or Mahatma Gandhi
• Symbol on a tablet screen
• Computer image that's clicked
• Small program opener
• I study small picture on screen
• 10-Across screen image
• I study religious figure
• Smartphone app logo
• Tapped symbol
• Recycle Bin, on a PC
• Big "G" for Google, e.g.
• Wastebasket or folder, maybe
• Image or statue
• Symbol you can tap on a screen
• Home screen feature
• Small picture on a computer screen
• Word after computer or fashion
• A religious work of art from the Eastern Orthodox Church
• Image for an app
• App opener
• Chapel image
• App graphic
• Exemplar
• Desktop trashcan, e.g.
• iPad screen item
• Toolbar art
• iPhone image
• Mary's picture, for one
• Supercelebrity
• Desktop art
• App-launching symbol
• False coin image
• Mouse clickee
• Image of a false coin
• Phone on an iPhone, e.g.
• Piece of silicon in computer usage
• Picture representing an app
• Macintosh image
• Symbol in holding company
• Tapped pic
• Gisele Bundchen or Heidi Klum, to fashionistas
• Android screen image
• Symbol on a computer screen
• Tappable picture
• Church symbol
• Recognizable figure
• Image to click
• Desktop 3-Down
• Significant symbol
• Computer symbol to click on
• Phone app symbol
• The image I see ahead
• Stylized "W" for Microsoft Word, e.g.
• f, for Facebook
• Folder on a desktop, for example
• Green "X" for Microsoft Excel, e.g.
• Screen symbol to click on
• Miniature image to click on
• A blue compass, for the browser Safari
• Notable person
• Image on a desktop
• App-launching image
• You might click on one
• One who is more than just famous
• Person with legendary status
• Compass, for Safari
• Picture that holds one captive, in short?
• Much-admired person
• Phone app pictorial symbol
• Image to mouse over
• Smartphone app symbol
• Princess Diana, for one
• Phone image to touch
• Wastebasket, for instance
• Quicken's boxed Q, for one
• Very important person
• Image of a folder, e.g.
• Computerised picture of Silicon Valley
• Screen trash can, e.g.
• Smaller-than-life depiction
• File folder or recycle bin
• Total legend
• Trash can or cart
• Hall of Famer, say
• PC desktop image
• Phone app image
• Image representing an app
• Style ___
• The image a coin may show
• Wikipedia's globe, say
• Symbol of Silicon Valley?
• Google's red, yellow, green and blue "G," e.g.
• Image that might be tapped
• Where a phone might be tapped
• Smartphone graphic
• Long-respected one
• Absolute legend
• Thing on a smartphone screen
• Zoom's contains a video camera
• Symbol that might be clicked
• Legendary figure
• Symbol on a phone screen
• Safari's compass, e.g.
• A computer image from Silicon Valley
• Symbol you might tap
• It can represent a folder
• Screen star, say
• Emoji, for one
• Picture on a smartphone
• App picture
• Standout in one's field
• Word after "gay" or "fashion"
• Clickable thing
• What is clicked to open an app
• Image on a tablet
• Legendary person
• Elvis or Coca-Cola
• Status that's a level past legend
• "She's an ___, she's a legend and she is the moment"
• Sacred image in an Orthodox church
• Widely admired person
• Double-clicked image
• Standout in a field
• Widely adored person
• An idol
• Image on a laptop desktop
• Phone tapping target?
• Really admired figure
• Oprah, for one
• Image on a menu bar
• Logo, often
• Gay ___
• G, as for Google
• Image on a phone's home screen
• Image of a counterfeit coin?
• Venerated figure
• Tapped symbol on a phone screen
• Desktop app opener
• Tappable logo
• It's clicked on a desktop
• Legendary celebrity
• Envelope opened with a click, e.g.
• Tappable smartphone symbol
• Recycle bin on a desktop, e.g.
• It may open Windows?
• Apple touchable image?
• Symbol on a smartphone
• Mobile phone image
• Basilica sight
• App store image
• Picture formatted for the small screen?
• Menu image
• Highly admired person
• Image on a PC or smartphone
• Touchscreen image
• Image that represents an app
• Taskbar image
• Desktop clickable
• Calculator symbol on a MacBook, e.g.
• It may open Word
• Apple figure?
• Something that's often clicked
• Box on a touchscreen
• Shortcut image
• Paper clip for an attachment, e.g.
• Tappable image on a touchscreen
• Cultural legend
• The New York Times's "T," on a phone screen