Referring Clues

• Squint
• Equal
• Look closely
• Look on tiptoe, say
• Squint (at)
• House of Lords member
• Use a keyhole, perhaps
• One may exert pressure
• Ibsen's "___ Gynt"
• Source of pressure, maybe
• Social equal
• Look
• Kind of pressure
• Juror
• Jury member
• One may pressure you
• Nobleman
• Look over a wall, say
• Count, perhaps
• Look with squinty eyes
• Person of equal rank
• Count, e.g.
• Classmate
• One may be hereditary
• Gaze
• One's equal
• Source of some pressure, maybe
• ___ review
• Earl, for one
• Word before group or pressure
• Look through a keyhole
• Lord, e.g.
• Use a spyglass
• Colleague
• Jury member, theoretically
• Source of pressure, perhaps
• Source of some pressure
• Look narrowly
• Look searchingly
• Lord or Lady
• Pressure source
• Jury member, in theory
• Look curiously
• Potential juror
• Jury member, according to the Constitution
• Academic reviewer
• Duke or viscount, e.g.
• Associate
• One reviewing a journal article
• Member of a jury
• Word with pressure or review
• Word with pressure or group
• Pressure source, perhaps
• Duke, e.g.
• By
• One of the gang
• 39-Across, for one
• More than glance
• Take a good look
• Marquess, e.g.
• Something comparable
• Defendant, to a juror
• "___ Gynt"
• Contemporary
• Classmate, e.g.
• " ___ Gynt"
• Person of equal standing
• Word with "pressure" or "group"
• Parliamentarian
• Marquess or viscount, e.g.
• Duke, to an earl
• Word with "pressure" or "review"
• Type of pressure
• British nobleman
• Duke or earl, e.g.
• Source of pressure, often
• Fellow graduate
• Source of pressure
• Look out a window, say
• Kind of group or pressure
• Word with group or pressure
• Use binoculars, say
• Juror, in theory
• Lady, e.g.
• Word with "pressure" or "group"
• Use binoculars
• Duke or earl
• Jury member, perhaps
• Jury member, vis-a-vis a defendant, it's said
• Look long and hard
• Equivalent
• Someone a lot like you
• Someone like you
• Annual employee review contributor
• Without ___ (unequaled)
• Without ___ (unequaled)
• Word with "group" or "pressure"
• A person's equal
• A person's equal
• Noble
• Juror, theoretically
• Nobility member
• Juror, for instance
• Juror theoretically,
• Juror, e.g.
• One of a group of 12, say
• Equal person
• Look carefully
• Member of the jury
• Look through some blinds, say
• Look closely (at)
• Brittish nobleman
• Review target
• ___ of the realm
• Classmate, for one
• Fair jury member
• Kind of review
• Source of teen pressure
• One's contemporary
• Look intently
• Look (into)
• Pressure source, sometimes
• Gaze at
• Word before "group" or "pressure"
• Earl or duke
• Kind of pressure or review
• Baron, e.g.
• One of equal standing
• Lord of the realm
• Source of pressure, at times
• Gaze searchingly
• One of the British elite
• Jury member, essentially
• Solveig's love
• Look keenly
• Member of the nobility
• Look through binoculars, e.g.
• Stare intently
• British noble
• ___ pressure
• Your equal in society
• ___ group
• One in a jury box
• Blueblood
• Appointed member of Parliament
• One of 12 on a jury
• Anyone like you
• Teenager's source of pressure
• Stare
• Cohort
• Coworker
• Legal equal
• Take a close look
• Classmate, perhaps
• Equal pressure?
• Someone your age
• "___ Gynt22
• Look for one in Debrett?
• One of equal standing to you
• Person like you
• Aristocrat
• 15-Across, for one
• Ase Gynt's son
• Noble - look
• Member of the House of Lords
• Look with difficulty (at)
• Look equal
• Look round three particular shows
• Lord with some hope of getting royal?
• Look around very quietly for the pepper
• Nobleman with a squint?
• Look uncommon?
• Noble but pig-headed always?
• That lordly look?
• Look, someone in the loo, so to speak?
• Noble disheartened saint
• Energy dispersed in point of play
• Take a squint in Debrett's
• Lord - look!
• Duke or viscount
• Aristocrat always preceded by a page
• Look closely - nobleman
• Equal - match
• A noble spy
• Duke or duchess
• Classmate, to you
• Viscount or marquess, e.g.
• Jury box member
• Journal article reviewer
• Member of the upper crust
• Pressure or review preceder
• If very soft-hearted, he'd make a tasty contribution
• Take a dim view of mole's noise
• A contemporary look
• Ibsen drama exercises gentry, surprisingly
• Juror or nobleman
• Does such pressure come from being titled?
• Confrere
• Look at
• Potential jury member
• Lord Peter has lost heart!
• Common source of pressure
• Earl, say
• Academic equal
• Look intently (at)
• Word before review or pressure
• Anyone's equal
• Though lordly, he's one's equal
• Source of pressure, to many teens
• Academic journal reviewer
• Person your age with your interests
• Look through a keyhole, say
• Person very similar to you
• Someone similar to you
• Without ___
• Jury member, ideally
• Duke or baron
• Try to get a good look
• Lord
• Look for one in Debrett?
• An aristocrat? He's no better than you are!
• Ibsen's Gynt
• Look equal?
• Any person like you
• Look through a spyglass
• He'll take a squint in Debrett's
• Mr. Gynt
• Possible source of pressure
• Equal in society
• Pressure source at school
• Baron or viscount
• Pressure point?
• Look for lord
• Jury member, it's said
• Look closely and you'll see its equal
• Look outside, Peter!
• Person equal to you
• One might apply pressure
• Scholarly article reviewer, often
• Equal, on a jury
• Lord with some hope of getting royal?
• Classmate, for example
• Academic reviewer, sometimes
• Eighth grade student to an eighth grade student
• Nobleman with a squint?
• Person your age and in your class
• Look uncommon?
• Person my age with similar interests
• Reviewer in academia
• Noble but pig-headed always?
• That lordly look?
• Person your age
• Person your age with similar interests
• ___-reviewed
• Your classmate, for example
• Word before "pressure" or "review"
• Look closely to see the pier's sound
• Person of similar standing
• Coeval
• Person your age a lot like you
• Same-status co-worker
• Your classmate, e.g.
• Narrow one's gaze
• Look through a peephole
• Fellow
• Someone in your class, for example
• Counterpart
• Part of a jury pool
• Academic reviewer, often
• Fellow student
• Juror, to defendant