Referring Clues

• Easter preceder
• Partner of neither
• Hide-hair connector
• Neither's companion
• "___ any drop to drink": Coleridge
• Easter start
• Christie's "___ M?"
• Neither's partner
• Postal creed word
• ___'easter
• Negative joiner
• "... fish ___ fowl"
• "...fish ___ fowl"
• Easter starter
• Part of Scand.
• "Fear not, ___ be dismayed": II Chronicles
• "___ gloom of night..."
• ___'wester
• And never
• Prefix with epinephrine
• "...___ a lender be"
• Easter's beginning
• Hide-hair link
• Post Office motto word
• Easter preceder?
• Swe. neighbor
• Postal motto conjunction
• Neighbor of Swe.
• "... ___ a lender be"
• And not
• Easter lead-in
• "... see hide ___ hair of"
• Conjunction
• Scand. land
• Common conjunction
• Where Bergen is: Abbr.
• __'easter (strong wind)
• Negative conjunction
• Here-there connector
• Easter start?
• Fish/fowl connector
• __'easter
• Easter's start?
• Here/there connector
• Word repeated in Shelley's line "___ happiness, ___ majesty, ___ fame"
• Bergen's locale: Abbr.
• Neither here ___ there
• Land on the Arctic Cir.
• Neither's go-with
• Here-there link
• Oslo's land: Abbr.
• Major Eur. oil producer
• Neither hide ___ hair
• Swe. abutter
• One of a pair of conjunctions
• Agatha Christie's "___ M?"
• Word with neither
• Negative connector
• Clause connector
• Lillehammer's land: Abbr.
• NATO member: Abbr.
• Neither fish ___ fowl
• "... ___ any drop to drink": Coleridge
• Its natl. anthem is "Ja, vi elsker dette landet"
• Conjunction that usually has a partner
• Eur. monarchy
• Word before "rain," "heat" and "gloom of night" in a postal creed
• Certain correlative
• Creedal preposition
• Negative link
• Here-there connection
• Fish-fowl connector
• Hide-hair connection
• Word between "a borrower" and "a lender"
• "Neither a borrower ___ a lender be"
• "...___ any drop to drink" (Coleridge)
• Neither companion
• "...borrower ___ a lender be"
• Fish-fowl link
• Postman's Creed conjunction
• Fish-foul link
• Easter starter?
• Word in the Postman's Creed
• "___ any drop to drink"
• Mail-motto word
• "...___ gloom of night..."
• Word appearing four times in the Fifth Amendment
• Scand. country
• Fish-fowl go-between
• Clause negator
• Neither's conjunction
• "___ gloom of night ..."
• Postman's motto word
• "... neither the time ___ the place"
• "... ___ any drop to drink" (Coleridge)
• Hide ___ hair
• Neither go-with
• Fish-fowl filler
• Word in the Postal Service creed
• Companion of neither
• Neither fish ___ fowl
• Neighbor of Swed.
• NATO member
• Snow-rain-heat-gloom connector
• "None shall slumber ___ sleep": Isaiah 5:27
• "... ___ should I"
• Neighbor of Fin.
• "... ___ iron bars a cage": Richard Lovelace
• Country partially within the Arctic Circle: Abbr.
• "___ this is not my nose neither": "Twelfth Night"
• "Conjunction Junction" word
• Boolean logic operator
• European lang.
• Neither concomitant
• Lillehammer's country: Abbr.
• Neighbor of Russ.
• "... borrower ___ a lender be"
• Scandinavian country: Abbr.
• "Conjunction Junction" conjunction
• Member of NATO
• Boolean logic gate
• "___ the soles of her shoe?": Hamlet
• Neither here ___ there
• Postal motto word
• "___ gloom of night ..."
• Its easternmost point borders Rus.
• "The world will little note, ___ long remember, what we say here": Lincoln
• Where many Sami live: Abbr.
• Neither's mate
• Neither partner
• Opposite of sou'
• "... snow, ___ rain ..."
• Easter lead-in?
• Snow-rain or rain-heat connection
• "Neither a borrower, ___ ..."
• Likewise not
• ". . . ___ a lender be"
• ". . . ___ any drop to drink"
• Negative connection
• Easter predecessor
• "___ M?" (Christie novel)
• ". . . ___ iron bars a cage"
• Neither mate
• Neither counterpart
• Fish ___ fowl
• Mail motto word
• "Conjunction Junction" word
• Correlative conjunction
• Word between here and there
• It comes between a borrower and a lender
• Easter follows it
• "... borrower ___ a lender be"
• Neither follower
• It can be between here and there?
• "... ___ iron bars a cage"
• Somewhat common conjunction
• "Neither" go-with
• Neither/___
• "Neither a borrower ___ . . ."
• Man-beast link
• " ___ any drop to drink"
• ". . . borrower ___ a lender be"
• ". . . ___ a lender be"
• ". . . neither the time ___ the place"
• Word with "neither"
• Negative connective
• ". . . see hide ___ hair of"
• "___ gloom of night . . ."
• Land where Bondevik is PM
• Word found at Conjunction Junction
• Neither relative
• Easter prefix
• ". . . snow, ___ rain . . ."
• "Neither a borrower ___ a . . ."
• Word paired with "neither"
• It goes with neither
• "... ___ any drop to drink"
• "... neither fish ___ fowl!"
• Charter 54 Down member
• "...___ gloom of night"
• "... ___ gloom of night ..."
• Repeated word in a Herodotus quote
• Here/there separator
• Where the Lofoten Isl. are
• "... ___ iron bars a cage"
• Word between "here" and "there"
• "... a borrower ___ a lender be"
• Partner of "neither"
• "... heat, ___ gloom of night ..."
• Fish-fowl nexus
• Here-there separator
• Fin. neighbor
• Fish-fowl connection
• "___ any drop to drink": Coleridge
• Head-tail connection
• Confirm-deny link
• Easter opening?
• 1-Down's land: Abbr.
• "... snow, ___ rain ..."
• "Neither a borrower ___ a ..."
• "Neither a borrower, ___ ..."
• "The world will little note, ___ long remember, what we say here": Lincoln
• Additionally not
• Easter opener
• Hide --- hair
• "... --- a lender be"
• What the word "colonel" has?
• Neither mate?
• "Neither a borrower ___ ..."
• "___ M?" (Christie novel)
• Operator represented by a downward arrow in symbolic logic
• Negating link
• It may be between here and there
• Boolean operator
• Postal Service creed word
• "Neither wind ___ rain ..."
• Certain conjunction
• ____ Tel
• Word between fish and fowl
• Neither
• Word after neither
• "... fish ___ fowl"
• "Neither snow, ___ rain ..."
• Negative joining word
• Bergen's home: Abbr.
• Oslo's home: Abbr.
• Neither's counterpart
• Bergen's Home: abbr.
• "... ___ the battle to the strong": Ecclesiastes
• Coordinating conjunction
• For love ___ money
• For love ___ money
• "Neither rain ___ sleet ..."
• Also not
• Postal oath word
• And not 34. Father of 9-Down
• Postal-oath word
• Neither correlative
• '___ iron bars a cage'
• '... ___ a lender be'
• '... borrower ___ a lender be'
• Hide-hair linkup
• '___ any drop to drink'
• Here-there linkup
• '... ___ iron bars a cage'
• Neither partner?
• Opposite of "and"
• "Neither" complement
• Easter precursor
• "Neither snow ___ rain ..."
• A conjunction
• "Neither" companion
• Land on the Arctic Circle: Abbr.
• Love ___ money
• "... ___ gloom of night" (postal motto)
• It goes with "neither"
• "... neither fish ___ fowl"
• Word of logic
• Conjunction that's usually part of a pair
• "... ___ gloom of night"
• 'Neither snow ___ ...'
• "... tears ___ prayers shall purchase out abuses": Shakespeare
• "That's neither here ___ there"
• Hammerfest's locale: Abbr.
• And also not
• Word before "happiness," "majesty" and "fame" at the start of a Shelley poem
• "Neither" counterpart
• Negating conjunction [LAST WEEK: The hidden products were: Levi's, Glade, Total, Aleve, Comet, Crest, Advil, Lysol, Certs, Nestea and Cialis.]
• Neither's relative
• "___ iron bars a cage"
• Often-partnered conjunction
• Negating word
• Eur. kingdom
• Hide-hair bridge
• Word before rain, heat and gloom
• ___'wester (storm type)
• King Harald's land: Abbr.
• Word incorrectly paired with "either"
• "___ did you nothing hear?": Hamlet
• Here-there go-between
• Easter attachment?
• Scand. kingdom
• Word partnered with neither
• 'That's neither here ___ there'
• "Neither rain, ___ sleet ..."
• "Neither" compatriot
• Logical connector
• Choice word
• "... a borrower ___ a lender ...": "Hamlet"
• " ... heat, ___ gloom of night ... "
• "... ___ the battle to the strong"
• "... ___ gloom of the night..."
• '... ___ gloom of night ...'
• "Neither" partner
• Easter predecessor?
• Easter or wester preceder
• Postal creed conjunction
• It's north of Den.
• Scandinavian land (abbr.)
• It's often seen between here and there
• Fish-fowl insert
• Correlative partner of "neither"
• Oslo loc.
• What "colonel" has?
• Easter's beginning?
• Word often seen with neither
• With 60 Down, concurrent phrase
• 'easter starter
• "___ the gloom of nigh"
• Neither this ___ that
• "___ would I be a Poet": Dickinson
• Scand. country that borders Russia
• ___'easter (strong wind)
• "Not marble, ___ the gilded monuments / Of princes ...": Shak.
• Rejection word, sometimes
• Chooser's rejection
• Oslo's land (Abbr.)
• 1-Across locale: Abbr.
• Start of a way?
• "... confirm ___ deny ..."
• "Neither snow ___ rain ... "
• "neither a borrower, ___ . . ."
• Ibsen's homeland: Abbr.
• "___ will I"
• Word teamed with "neither"
• Logician's word
• Winter Olympics powerhouse: Abbr.
• Negative word
• Easter might follow it
• Word partnered with "neither"
• "Thinks what ne'er was, ___ is": Pope
• Word repeated in the postal creed
• Eur. nation
• Word often with "neither"
• Link on the negative side
• "... ___ gloom of night ..."
• Negative linking word
• Easter can follow it?
• Link with "neither"
• "___ do I" ("I don't either")
• Henie's homeland: abbr.
• Conjunction in the Postal Service "motto"
• "Neither" mate
• Part 8 of today's quote
• Exclusionary connector
• "... ___ gloom of night" (Words from the postman's creed)
• Hide ___ hair connector
• "Neither rain, ___ hail ..."
• "___ gloom of night" (words from postman's creed)
• Neither, ___
• Word in the postal creed
• Word often in the same sentence as neither
• ".. borrower ___ a lender be22
• ".. see hide ___ hair of22
• Word often in a sentence with neither
• Ray Charles hit "Hide ___ Hair"
• And not either
• "... ___ gloom of night" (postman's creed)
• "___ do I" (phrase of agreement)
• Billy Bragg: "Rule ___ Reason"
• Ray Charles "Hide ___ Hair"
• Nada Surf "Neither Heaven ___ Space"
• Taylor Hicks "Hide ___ Hair"
• Brian May "The Gov'___"
• Lost in the Trees "Neither Here ___ There"
• Sarah Jarosz "Here ___ There"
• Volbeat "Heaven ___ Hell"
• Dry Kill Logic "Neither Here ___ Missed"
• Neither of half-cut dons nursed regrets at first
• Neither number's right
• It's of negative significance when number four's finished
• Has it no right to be negative?
• No right to be negative!
• Neither gets the number right
• ... "And not an abnormal occurrence!"
• "... rain ___ sleet ..."
• Postal credo word
• Not either
• Neither's tagalong
• Negative correlative
• “... ___ blame the writings, but the men”: Pope
• Easter preceder?
• Scand. nation
• Country loses way with negative word
• Neither trailer
• Negating conjunction
• Conjunction that reverses to a man's name
• "___ let the beetle, ___ the death-moth be / Your mournful Psyche": Keats
• "I can neither confirm ___ deny ..."
• Winner of the most medals at the 2018 Winter Olympics: Abbr.
• Neither rhyme ___ reason
• It's with neither
• Counterpart of "neither"
• Neither is in ignorance
• "... time ___ the place"
• Common logic gate
• Neither's partner?
• Easter start?
• Start to easter?
• Neither's partner in sentences
• Connecting word
• Rain-63 Across link
• "... heat, ___ gloom of ..."
• Conjunction in the Postal Service creed
• No rousing start is negative
• Neither partner?
• Hide/hair insert
• ___'easter (storm type)
• Neither's sentence partner
• This way for the country!
• "... the time ___ the place"
• It may be found between "here" and "there"
• Negative operation in computing logic
• Country partly in the Arctic Circle: Abbr.
• Neither negative is right
• Country on the Arctic Circle: Abbr.
• Part of a double negative?
• Usually partnered conjunction
• 1994 Olympics host: Abbr.
• Not relative?
• Hide-hair separator
• Neither number has a rousing start!
• Easter beginning?
• Place name lead-in to -folk or -wich
• 1952 and 1994 Olympics locale: Abbr.
• Neither number is right!
• Neighbor of Den.
• Has it no right to be negative?
• Paired conjunction
• Word frequently with "neither"
• Word found three times in the unofficial U.S. Postal Service motto
• Neither’s partner
• Country with fjords: Abbr.
• Exclusionary link
• It often follows neither
• Neither's sentence mate
• Neither is this the country way!
• Neither direction is a short cut
• One of three in a postal creed
• Neither may come from "19 Across"
• Word that often accompanies "neither"
• Follower of neither
• Negative
• Word often around "neither"
• IOC country two before NZL, alphabetically
• Hide-hair word link
• Confirm-deny separator
• Neither number's never-ending!
• Conjunction in the USPS creed
• Country that's partially in the Arctic: Abbr.
• Easter lead-in?
• Neither's pal
• Country that uses the krone: Abbr.
• Oslo's country (Abbr.)
• Word between "confirm" and "deny"
• 1994 Olympics locale: Abbr.
• Home of the world's longest road tunnel (15 miles): Abbr.
• Rus. neighbor
• "... ___ shall I"
• ___ 'easter
• Word used with "neither"
• Skagerrak country: Abbr.
• Neither's word partner
• Here-there in-between
• The "N" in FANBOYS
• Easter opening?
• It's neither hot ___ cold
• Land north of Den.
• Conjunction used in logic
• Repeated word in the U.S. postal creed
• Here/there go-between
• Hide-hair insert
• Neither here - there
• Neither the weak ___ the strong
• Word often paired with "neither"
• Easter starter?
• "O fairest beauty, do not fear ___ fly!": "Henry VI, Part I"
• Conjunction used three times in the first line of Shakespeare's Sonnet 65
• Connector between false alternatives
• 55-Across's country: Abbr.
• Land west of Swe.
• "It's neither here ___ there"
• Den. neighbor
• Word used three times in the Postal Service creed
• "Water, water, every where, / ___ any drop to drink": "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"
• Winningest country in Winter Olympic history: Abbr.
• "We can neither confirm ___ deny that this is our first tweet" (how @CIA opened its Twitter account)
• Conjunction used in conjunction with "neither"
• Eur. land with more than 60,000 miles of coast
• 1952 Olympics locale: Abbr.
• Negative logic gate that works similarly to "and"
• Neither's follower
• "___ I!" (negative reply)
• "Thou shalt not be afraid for the terror by night; ___ for the arrow that flieth by day": Psalms
• Word seen between here and there
• Negative logic gate in electrical engineering
• Repeated word in the unofficial USPS motto