Referring Clues

• Essex exclamation
• Exmoor exclamation
• British exclamation
• "Do as ___,..."
• "___, old chap!"
• "Indeed!" overseas
• Brit's interjection
• "Look here, old chap!"
• "___, old chap"
• Words to an "old chap"
• Ray Charles's "What'd ___"
• "My word!"
• "Well, well!"
• Mary Higgins Clark's "Before ___ Good-Bye"
• Brit's exclamation
• Brit's cry
• Words to an old chap?
• "Oho, dear chap!"
• Bloke's "Well, well!"
• Words to an old chap
• "Because ___ so!"
• Watson's "___ Holmes ..."
• "Well, well," to Wellington
• English exclamation
• "It is my suggestion ..."
• "... ___ tomato"
• "My, my, old chap!"
• "What'd ___" (Ray Charles hit)
• Holmesian exclamation
• Greenwich "Gosh!"
• Foghorn Leghorn's phrase
• "Remarkable!", in Ramsgate
• Exclamation from Dr. Watson
• Ray Charles' "What'd ___"
• "Look here," in London
• "See here, old chap!"
• "By Jove!"
• "... and ___ eyether ..."
• Brit's "Beg pardon"
• "My word"
• "Indeed!"
• Words from Watson
• "What more can ___?"
• Londoner's exclamation
• "Look here," in London
• Brit's "Well!"
• Exeter exclamation
• London exclamation
• Englishman's outburst
• "___, old chap ..."
• "Look here, old chap!"
• Old chap's exclamation
• "Verily, ___ unto you"
• "Listen here, old chap!"
• Repeated phrase in "Let's Call the Whole Thing Off"
• "Well!"
• "Well, old chap!"
• Phrase for Foghorn Leghorn
• "___, old chap!"
• "In my opinion ..."
• "It is my suggestion …"
• "… ___ tomato"
• Watson's "___ Holmes …"
• "___, old chap ..."
• "What more can ___?"
• Brit's "By the way..."
• Brit's sentence starter
• Brit's "Well!"
• Brit's intro
• Brit's opener
• Brit's opener
• Words before "tomato" or "potato"
• "Gosh!" to an Englishman
• Holmes preceder?
• "Pardon me," to Londoners
• '___ a Little Prayer'
• Bloke's 'Well, well!'
• 'Well, old chap!'
• 'Look here, old chap ...'
• Brit's 'Well, well!'
• "Pardon me," British-style
• British interjection
• Words from Dr. Watson
• "Good heavens, old chap!"
• "This is quite a surprise!"
• "What can ___?"
• Brit's "My word!"
• "Colour me scandalised, certainly"
• Brit's indignant comment
• Surprised expression
• "Goodness me!"
• 'By Jove!'
• "Well, well, well," to a Brit
• Cry of surprise
• "Do as ___ ..."
• How 'bout' that!
• Watson exclamation
• "Goodness!"
• Words to Holmes
• Watson outburst
• "Well, well, old chap"
• Words before "old chap"
• Dr. Watson outburst
• "Well, blimey!"
• "___ a Little Prayer" (Dionne Warwick song)
• Dr. Watson exclamation
• Fancy lad's interjection
• Phrase akin to "jolly good"
• "___ it's duck season ...": Daffy Duck
• "You say goodbye, ___ hello ..."
• Badfinger "When ___"
• Elvis' Charles cover "What'd ___"
• Repeated words in '94 Erasure album title
• Jay-Z "What More Can ___?"
• Beatles "You say goodbye, ___ hello"
• Dionne Warwick classic "___ a Little Prayer"
• Blimey!
• Repeated word in '94 Erasure album title
• "Gosh!" = "ok"
• A twist of celery as inherent goodness!
• Gracious sigh in pig Latin
• Gosh!
• Sense organ's sound, for example, producing surprised reaction?
• Good heavens!
• Expression of surprise
• "My word, old chap!"
• Phrase to an old chap
• "This is unexpected!"
• Exclamation heard as I sway, losing heart
• My word is extremely angry!
• Foghorn Leghorn catchphrase
• 5 across thrice before___
• Exclamation of surprise, in Britain
• Words similar to 47-Across
• "Heavens to Betsy!"
• Alternative to "By Jove!"
• "By the way, old chap ..."
• With 39-Across, "Listen up, lads"
• "Well, now!" to a bloke
• Coventry conversation-starter
• "Here's my two cents ..."
• Opiner's opener
• Londoner's "Pardon me ..."
• “My word!”
• "Well, well, well!"
• “Good heavens, old chap!”
• Comment from Dr. Watson
• "Good gracious!"
• Brit's "Dear me!"
• Brit's surprised cry
• Opinion introducer
• "___ yes!"
• "If you ask me ..."
• "___ a Little Prayer" (Dionne Warwick hit)
• Brit's "Goodness!"
• "My goodness!"
• Words of surprise
• "What ___ goes!" (parent's pronouncement)
• Brit's "Goodness me!"
• "How could ___ no?"
• Brit's "How shocking!"
• Monocle-dropping exclamation
• "My stars!"
• "My!"
• "According to me ..."
• "Golly!"
• "Oho!"
• "Leaping lizards!"
• Lead-in to a suggestion
• Exclamation to an old chap