Clues for the word "ITS"
We've had 680 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 1990 times in crosswords. It was last seen in Your Life Choices crossword on January 02, 2025.
Definition of its
- - Possessive form of the pronoun it. See It.
Referring Clues
- "___ alive!"
- Part of T.G.I.F.
- "___ De-Lovely"
- "A bird," "a plane" or "Superman" preceder
- Monty Python show opener
- The thing is?
- The "I" in T.G.I.F.
- W. C. Fields film "___ a Gift"
- "___ Not Unusual"
- "___ a Joke, Son" (1947 flick)
- "___ a Living"
- Tag pursuers
- "___ no use"
- "When ___ Love" (Van Halen hit)
- The "I" of T.G.I.F.
- "___ Howdy Doody time!"
- Catchers in tag
- Tag players
- Tommy Dorsey's "___ Always You"
- "___ true!"
- "___ Over" (1964 hit)
- "___ Howdy Doody time..."
- "___ your dime!"
- "___ time"
- "___ show time!"
- With 112-Across, enthusiastic review
- They're inhuman
- With 52-Down, words of agreement
- "___ a small world..."
- "___ in the bag"
- The "I" in T.G.I.F.
- Leonard Bernstein's "___ Love"
- "___ Howdy Doody time!"
- "___ magic!"
- "___ a girl!"
- For what ___ worth
- Gore's "___ My Party"
- "___ the law"
- Roy Orbison's "___ Over"
- "___ a deal!"
- "___ in his kiss" (1964 pop lyric)
- "___ not fair!"
- "___ You" (song from "The Music Man")
- T.G.I.F. part
- "___ a Blue World" (1940 hit)
- "___ Too Late" (King hit)
- "___ only me"
- "___ Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas"
- "___ So Easy"
- Certain seekers
- Possessive pronoun
- They've been tagged
- Ricky Nelson's "___ Late"
- Carole King's "___ Too Late"
- "___ Too Late" (Carole King hit)
- "___ a small world ..."
- "___ over!"
- That one's
- "___ a date!"
- Tag antagonists
- "___ been real!"
- The "I" in the answer to 1-Across
- Letters within the theme entries that are, literally, next to nothing
- "___ been real!"
- Part of FWIW
- "For what ___ worth ..."
- Part of F.W.I.W.
- "___ a go!"
- Perry Como's "___ Impossible"
- "Baby ___ You" (1962 hit)
- The "I" in F.W.I.W.
- Comforting words
- "___ true"
- "___ Alive!" (1974 thriller)
- "___ my fault!"
- Kind of elf
- "___ O.K."
- With 57-Across, welcome words when the check arrives
- With 6-Down, "Curious ..."
- "___ only money!"
- Word before "Monty Python's Flying Circus"
- "___ a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" (1963 movie)
- "___ So Easy" (Ronstadt hit)
- "___ the truth!"
- Where ___ at
- "___ Alive!" (1974 camp classic)
- Part of TGIF
- "___ up to you"
- "___ a Wonderful Life"
- "___ showtime!"
- TGIF part
- Orbison's "___ Over"
- Oft-mispunctuated pronoun
- Word that often precedes "showtime"
- "___ Impossible"
- "___ a Sin" ('87 Pet Shop Boys hit)
- "___ never too late!"
- More of the quip
- "___ no skin off my nose"
- "___ a Long Way to Tipperary"
- Possessive that often has an erroneous apostrophe
- "___ a Most Unusual Day"
- "___ About Time" (1960s sitcom)
- "___ about time!"
- Genderless ones
- The "I" in TGIF
- "___ now or never"
- "___ been real"
- "___ not my fault"
- "___ a boy!"
- Apostropheless possessive
- "___ the economy, stupid"
- "___ no use!"
- "___ me"
- "___ the economy, stupid!" (Bill Clinton, 1992)
- "___ My Party" (1963 hit by Lesley Gore)
- "___ your call"
- "___ now or never!"
- "... till ___ over"
- For what ___ worth
- "___ no use!"
- "___ only money"
- With 23-Down, "Duck soup!"
- Part of 46-Down
- "___ show time!"
- "___ Growing" (Temptations hit)
- "___ party time!"
- "Don't judge a book by ___ cover"
- FWIW part
- I Can't Believe ___ Not Butter! (bread spread brand)
- "Every dog has ___ day"
- Word at the start of "Monty Python's Flying Circus"
- "... ___ how you play the game"
- "___ a long story"
- "___ the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown"
- "___ Not About the Bike" (Lance Armstrong book)
- "___ My Party" (1963 #1 hit for Lesley Gore)
- With 39-Down, words found on some balloons
- The "I" in 23-Down
- "___ on me"
- "___ no big deal"
- "___ only a game"
- "... for what ___ worth"
- "___ a Wonderful Life"
- "___ now or never!"
- Oft-mistyped possessive
- Where-at link
- With 23-Down, "You're on!"
- Tag chasers
- "___ my turn"
- "___ in the bag!"
- "___ not my problem"
- It is in most dialogue?
- "___ a girl!"
- "___ in the bag"
- "___ been fun"
- "___ your move!"
- "___ been real!"
- A thing's
- "___ a Wonderful Life"
- "___ a living"
- "___ about time!"
- "___ yours!"
- Some tag players
- Tag needs
- "___ time!"
- "___ a deal!"
- "For what ___ worth . . ."
- "___ De-Lovely"
- "___ Not for Me to Say"
- "___ Not Unusual"
- That thing's
- "___ Now or Never"
- "... for what ___ worth"
- "___ your move"
- "For what ___ worth ..."
- "... for what ___ worth"
- "___ a bird ..."
- Word often mistakenly apostrophized
- "Live from New York, ___ Saturday Night!"
- Not his or hers
- "___ My Party"
- Word often given an unnecessary apostrophe
- "___ a girl!"
- "___ alive!"
- "___ Not Unusual"
- Oft-misspelled possessive
- Of a thing
- Genderless possessive
- "___ a deal!"
- Tagged game-players
- "___ always something"
- Sexless possessive
- Every dog has ___ day
- ". . . ___ how you play the game"
- Sit, differently
- "___ My Party"
- Start of Mr. Rogers' song
- "___ the least I can do"
- "___ Magic" (Doris Day hit)
- "___ not for me to say . . ."
- "___ a small world . . ."
- Antagonists in the game of tag
- "___ Not for Me to Say"
- Start of a Carole King song title
- TV's "--- Academic"
- "___ Alive" (1974 thriller)
- "___ you!"
- Often-misspelled possessive
- ___ "a Gift "(W.C. Fields film)
- "___ only a game"
- Neutral possessive pronoun
- "___ a beautiful day in the neighborhood"
- "___ no skin off my back"
- "___ So Easy" (Linda Ronstadt hit)
- "___ a date!"
- Where ___ at
- "___ a done deal"
- Roy Orbison's "___ Over"
- "___ complicated"
- "___ only money"
- "___ Raining Men"
- "___ all in your mind"
- The thing's
- The "I" in FWIW
- "___ for me to know ..."
- "___ all in your mind"
- The I in T.G.I.F.
- ___ Too Late (Carole King hit)
- "For what ___ worth
"
- "___ been fun"
- "___ my turn"
- "___ not my problem"
- "___ in the bag!"
- "___ on me"
- "___ a done deal"
- "___ complicated"
- Belonging to the Thing?
- Word often mis-apostrophized
- "--- now or never!"
- "--- show time!"
- "--- about time!"
- "For what --- worth ..."
- "--- your move"
- "--- a deal"
- Synonym (and anagram) of 79 Down
- "___ your move!"
- "___ yours!"
- "___ time!"
- "___ not for me to say ..."
- "___ for me to know ..."
- Possessive adjective
- Word with an extraneous apostrophe, often
- Contraction that gives many spellers trouble
- With 1-Down, "Piece of cake!"
- "___ official ..."
- "___ mine!"
- "___ mine!"
- Some players in tag
- Lead-in to a date?
- First word of "A Hard Day's Night"
- It is, condensed
- It is, condensed
- Often-misused possessive
- "___ later than you think"
- "___ not my fault!"
- "___ me" (phone comment)
- With 13-Across, coming-out phrase?
- Word often missing an apostrophe
- Impersonal pronoun
- Cole Porter's "___ De-Lovely"
- "___ just not fair"
- "___ on now!" (fighter's words)
- Before-time link
- Part 3 of the quotation
- 'Monty Python' opener
- '___ Impossible'
- 'Monty Python' intro
- '___ your loss!'
- '___ been real!'
- Roy Orbison's '___ Over'
- '___ been swell!'
- '___ a deal!'
- '___ been real'
- '___ All in the Game'
- '___ a girl!'
- '___ Not Unusual'
- '___ a Small World'
- '___ Now or Never'
- '___ Not for Me to Say'
- '___ a Cryin' Shame'
- '... ___ Superman!'
- '___ a Wonderful Life'
- With 25-Down, '___ Unusual'
- '___ De-Lovely'
- 'Monty Python' starter
- With 10-Down, '___ Unusual'
- 'No, ___ Superman!'
- 'If ___ Tuesday, ...'
- '___ My Party'
- '___ a Mad, Mad, ...'
- '___ Now or Never'
- '___ now or never!'
- With 40-Across, breakup statement
- '___ a boy!'
- '___ so you!'
- 'I' of TGIF
- '___ about time!'
- '___ a living!'
- '___ a long story'
- '___ a go!'
- '___ magic!'
- '___ over!'
- '___ all true!'
- '___ showtime!'
- '___ all good'
- '___ a date!'
- '___ in there!'
- '___ the law'
- '___ a snap!'
- "___ too risky"
- Word with an erroneous apostrophe, sometimes
- Inhuman creatures
- 'TGIF' part
- "Baby ___ You": Shirelles hit
- Nitpicky word for grammarians
- Word with a mistaken apostrophe, often
- "___ Hard" (1982 album by the Who)
- Word with a gratuitous apostrophe, often
- '___ that time'
- Identification introduction
- '___ only a paper moon, ...'
- With 40-Across, a chorus line ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme
- '___ in the bag!'
- "___ disposable!"
- TGIF's 'I'
- "___ open!"
- "___ all in the wrist"
- "___ Too Late" (Carole King hit)
- Word often given an incorrect apostrophe
- '___ all good!'
- '___ Complicated'
- "___ a trap!"
- "___ a fact!"
- Doris Day hit "___ Magic"
- Word with an incorrect apostrophe, often
- "___ never going to work!"
- '___ alive!' (Frankenstein cry)
- Monster's possessive
- With 18-Down, exclamation in "Frankenstein"
- "It is" variation
- "___ Always Sunny in Philadelphia"
- TGIF segment
- "___ snowing!"
- With 36-Down, "Easy!"
- "___ Now or Never" (Presley hit)
- Common possessive
- "Don't Think Twice, ___ All Right"
- "___ Greek to me"
- Oft-mispunctuated possessive
- "___ like I said ..."
- "___ My Party": Lesley Gore hit
- Contraction that gives trouble to many
- Ran ___ course
- "___ a rip-off!"
- Common contraction
- Oft-mismarked possessive
- " ... book by ___ cover"
- With 11-Down, "See you then!"
- "Where ___ at"
- "___ magic"
- Neutral pronoun
- "... and everything in ___ place"
- It is shortened?
- The Who's "___ Hard"
- Belonging to that thing
- 'Every dog has ___ day'
- Word repeated in the "Superman" intro
- Commonly mistyped word
- Porter's "___ De-Lovely"
- "___ official"
- "___ over"
- "___ Too Late" (Carole King)
- "___ all good"
- "___ none of your business"
- '___ my party and ...'
- What c'est can mean
- Frequently mispunctuated word
- "___ Not Unusual" (Tom Jones)
- '___ all over!'
- The "I" of TGIF
- Neutral possessive
- Handler best seller "Are You There, Vodka? ___ Me, Chelsea"
- '___ a living'
- Oft-mispunctuated word
- Cheez- ___ (crackers)
- Neither his nor hers
- "___ a most unusal day"
- On ___ own terms
- "___ My Life" (Bon Jovi song)
- "___ Complicated" (Meryl Streep movie)
- ' Impossible'
- "___ Now or Never" (1960 chart-topper by Elvis Presley)
- ' De-Lovely'
- "___ a miracle!"
- Inhuman ones
- "___ Showtime at the Apollo"
- "___ a beautiful morning"
- Word with "too late"
- Pronoun
- With 45-Down, phrase accompanying a handshake
- "___ no biggie"
- "___ a beautiful morning" (Rascals lyric)
- FW*W
- "___ only love"
- "___ Late" (Ricky Nelson hit)
- "Look, ___ a miracle!"
- ___ a boy!
- Belonging to a thing
- "- true!"
- "Really, ___ nothing"
- Mail carrier's pun (part 4)
- "Are you sure ___ OK?"
- "Hey Vern, ___ Ernest!"
- "___ Magic," Doris Day hit
- Not his or hers?
- I, in some initialisms
- 'FWIW' part
- "So ___ you"
- "___ a trick!"
- "___ not what you think!"
- Post-___
- ____ a boy!
- With 12-Down, "Gimme that!"
- They play tag
- Word enoting ownership
- "___ a Small World"
- "___ never too late"
- "___ no problem!"
- Word that is not possessive with an apostrophe
- ' been real'
- Word often wrongly apostrophized
- With 50 Down, frustration exclamation
- Introduction introducer
- "___ All Too Much" (Beatles song)
- With 42-Down, "We have the OK"
- First word said after a birth
- Something often preceding "you" or "yours"
- Part 7 of today's quote
- Possessive often containing a mistaken apostrophe
- Neuter possessive
- Often-incorrectly apostrophized pronoun
- Identification lead-in
- Possessive often written incorrectly
- "___ so you!"
- "___ a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"
- "___ my pleasure!"
- "___ been a while"
- Of that one
- Old TV's "___ Academic"
- With 37-Across, "No problem"
- "___ Not Easy Being Green"
- Seekers in a kid's game
- ' a deal!'
- Gender-neutral possessive
- '___ a go'
- "___ only me!"
- Word often improperly punctuated
- "___ All Over Now" (Rolling Stones hit)
- "___ a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" (1963 film)
- With 11-Down, 1970 Perry Como hit
- "___ you I love"
- "___ not up to me"
- '___ all true'
- ' a Wonderful Life'
- "___ your turn"
- Thing's pronoun
- Contraction
- "___ Pat"
- Contraction for it is
- "___ time for dinner!"
- "___ going to be a great day!"
- "___ time for bed"
- "___ very nice to see you"
- "___ a beautiful day"
- Contraction of it is
- Anagram of sit
- "___ a beautiful day22
- "___ your move22
- Word often mis-apostrophe'd
- "___ what's for dinner"
- "___ time to go"
- Favorite word of nitpicky grammarians
- "___ just what I've always wanted!"
- Possessive pronoun for a thing
- Some tagged players
- "___ not too late!"
- Every Rose Has ___ Thorn
- Beck: "Where ___ At"
- Men At Work: "___ a Mistake"
- Boston "___ Easy"
- Supertramp "___ Raining Again"
- Billy Joel "___ Still Rock and Roll to Me"
- Buffalo Springfield "For What ___ Worth"
- "___ the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)"
- ZZ Top "___ Only Love"
- Bon Jovi "___ My Life"
- Squeeze "If ___ Love"
- Violent Femmes "Yeah ___ gone daddy gone"
- 'Tis merely another form
- Possessive? It is!
- •Tis indeed part of Whitsuntide
- The thing is, one of the bits is missing!
- Belonging to something nonhuman
- With 43-Across, treater's words
- "Hello, ___ me" (Adele lyric)
- "___ Over" (Roy Orbison hit)
- Belonging to that
- 1964 Roy Orbison hit "___ Over"
- Ricky Nelson hit "___ Late"
- "Where ___ At" (Beck song)
- "___ love's illusions I recall..."
- Bryan Adams "___ Only Love"
- Word with "only money"
- TV's "___ Academic"
- "___ a hit!"
- "___ not a tumor!" (classic rebuke in "Kindergarten Cop")
- "___ not you, ___ me" (break-up phrase)
- "Tipperary" tune start
- "___ Quiet Uptown" ("Hamilton" number)
- Sigmund Freuds Civilization and ___ Discontents
- "___ Over" (Roy Orbison song)
- Possessive without an apostrophe
- Monster's pronoun
- 'Tis (2'1)
- Belonging to it
- It is (2'1)
- His, hers & ___
- "___ all Greek to me"
- "___ the pits"
- 'Tis wrong to sit badly
- "___ Raining Men" (Weather Girls song)
- "___ no wonder!"
- "___ Complicated" (Streep movie)
- TGIF word
- ' showtime!'
- "___ nothing to worry about"
- "___ the new Mother Nature taking over"
- For what - worth link
- "___ not rocket science"
- "___ over" ("We're done")
- Cousin of hers
- "Now ___ official!"
- 'Tis anagram
- Apostrophe-free possessive
- "___ a beautiful day in the neighborhood": Mr. Rogers
- "___ yours": "My gift"
- "___ a Sin": Pet Shop Boys hit
- "___ a good thing!"
- "___ go time!"
- They're tagged
- Word with "a date"
- "___ Not Unusual" (Tom Jones standard)
- "Baby, ___ You"
- "___ a good day to go surfing"
- "___ 5 o'clock somewhere!"
- "___ fleece was ..."
- "___ been a long time"
- "___ Quiet Uptown": "Hamilton" song
- "___ a Gift"
- "___ all my fault"
- First word of Mr. Rogers' song
- Word before "a bird," "a plane" and "Superman!"
- "___ Been Awhile": Staind song
- "___ never too late to learn"
- Where-at filler
- "___ no bother"
- This may be breathlessly possessive
- “___ complicated”
- “___ Now or Never”
- “___ my pleasure!”
- ___ only natural
- "___ not my call"
- "___ a Shame" (Spinners hit)
- Middle of a mountaineering explanation
- Often-mispunctuated possessive
- Common recipient of an erroneous apostrophe
- “___ De-Lovely”
- "___ all a blur"
- "___ on!"
- Word often mispunctuated
- Word with "about time"
- “___ been real!”
- Contraction with "your move"
- With 9-Down, response to a knock at the door
- "___ nothing new"
- “___ never too late!”
- Belonging to that thing over there
- With 60-Across, "That's right"
- “___ been swell!”
- "___ not the end of the world"
- "___ not over"
- 'Tis different but means the same
- With 55-Across, film comedy bomb of 1994
- "___ Quiet Uptown" (song from "Hamilton")
- Introduction starter
- "___ Gonna Be Me" (NSYNC song)
- "I should be into this guy / But ___ just a waste of time" (34-Across lyric)
- "Baby, ___ you / You're the one I love ..."
- "___ time to replace that bulb"
- "___ Tricky" (Run-DMC hit)
- "___ time for breakfast!"
- "___ beyond me"
- Often-mispunctuated word
- "___ time for a hot bath"
- "___ been a pleasure!"
- "___ time to do a good deed"
- "___ a little too cold"
- "Well, ___ about time!"
- "___ pretty unusual"
- "___ no surprise"
- "___ tough, but I can do it"
- "I wonder if ___ going to rain"
- The "I" of FWIW
- "___ Your Thing" (Isley Brothers hit)
- "When ___ snowing, break out the sleds"
- Repeated contraction in the '50s TV "Superman" intro
- "___ a long way from here to there"
- "___ really not a big deal"
- With 15-Down, brow-wiping comment
- "___ a whole thing"
- "___ all over now"
- 'Tis all mixed up?
- "___ ok to not be ok"
- "If ___ really about to rain, I'm not going"
- With 51-Across, package recipient's cry
- "Oh, ___ on!"
- "- Not Unusual"
- Part 4 of the quip
- "Lay back, ___ all been done before"
- "- a Small World"
- "- a girl!"
- Site of many errant apostrophes
- "___ been a long day"
- "___ kind of a long story ..."
- "___ about time you got here!"
- "- a Wonderful Life"
- "Hi, ___ me"
- "- been swell!"
- Gender-neutral possessive pronoun
- "___ not you ..."
- "- not for me to say"
- "___ a bird! ___ a plane! ___ Superman!"
- "___ about time you got that tooth out!"
- "___ about time you stopped that!"
- "- been real!"
- "- My Turn" (Diana Ross hit song)
- "___ a good day for raking leaves!"
- "- a miracle!"
- "What ___ Like" (1998 hit by Everlast)
- "___ National Fall-Madly-In-Love-Day" (Mindy Nettifee poem)
- "- your loss!"
- "___ really no big deal!"
- "Tis" mixed up
- "___ Not Me, ___ You" (Lily Allen album)
- "___ Okay to Not Be Okay"
- "___ time for ice cream!"
- "___ not you, ___ me."
- The "I" in 30-Down
- Possessive often mistakenly given an apostrophe
- "- a boy!"
- "___ snowing outside!"
- "- showtime!"
- Belonging to that sloth
- "___ a good time to have cake"
- "___ better the second time"
- Part of 1-Across
- Belonging to that object
- "___ My Life" (Bon Jovi hit)
- "___ giving ..." ("I'm getting these vibes ...")
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