Referring Clues

• Pizza
• USA Today chart
• Sales pitch?
• It has a shell
• Soupy Sales missile
• Pizzeria order
• Bit of Trivial Pursuit equipment
• Something to go to a bakery for
• Pandowdy, e.g.
• Amount to be divided
• Kind of chart
• Cobbler
• Item for Little Jack Horner
• Quiche, e.g.
• Trivial Pursuit piece
• Kind of tin
• Sugar ___
• Symbol of simplicity
• Prop in slapstick
• Cobbler, e.g.
• Epitome of easiness
• Crusty one?
• Dessert from an oven
• Mud ___
• Comedic missile
• Order from Domino's
• Three Stooges prop
• ___-eyed
• Mincemeat dessert
• Pizzeria output
• Moon__ (sweet treat)
• Ice cream go-with
• Dessert in a pan
• Crusty dessert
• It may be humble
• Chart type
• "National Velvet" horse
• Shoo-fly ___
• Slapstick prop
• Epitome of easiness?
• Word with sugar or cream
• Humble follower
• Clown's prop
• Chart shape
• With 13-Down, a diner order
• Pizza order
• Thanksgiving serving
• Word with cutie or sweetie
• It has some crust
• Goodie to be divided
• Mincemeat ___
• USA Today chart shape
• It may be served à la mode
• Set of wedges?
• Christmas ___
• Easy as ___
• Missile from a prankster
• Bake sale offering
• Chicken pot ___
• "American ___"
• Little Jack Horner's dessert
• Tin contents
• Kind of filling
• Three Stooges missile
• Trivial Pursuit goal
• Representation of a budget, often
• "American ___" (1999 sex comedy)
• Dessert menu item
• Word after honey or humble
• Custard concoction
• Shoeless cobbler?
• Word with honey or humble
• Slapstick staple
• Four-and-twenty blackbirds' place
• Mississippi mud, e.g.
• Sliced dessert
• Humble fare
• Pizza or quiche
• Symbol of easiness
• Clown's projectile
• Window sill cooler
• The Three Little Kittens' reward
• Type of chart
• All-American dessert
• Bake sale item
• Sales receipt?
• Edible chart?
• Shoofly, e.g.
• Fruity dessert
• Pizzeria purchase
• Word with cream or sugar
• Pastry choice
• Sky sight?
• Divisible whole, figuratively
• Three Little Kittens' reward
• Peach, cherry, or blueberry
• Financial chart metaphor
• Crusty treat
• Thanksgiving dessert
• Crusty one
• Item often found cooling on a window sill
• Humble follower?
• Word after sweetie or Tweety
• ___ in the sky (empty wish)
• Dessert choice
• It often has an upper crust
• Tasty wedge
• Baked dessert
• Word after cutie or sweetie
• Bakery purchase
• Dessert often served à la mode
• Cap's counterpart
• Patisserie purchase
• Mrs. Smith's offering
• Baseball Hall of Famer Traynor
• Chart form
• Slapstick missile
• "American ___" (1999 Jason Biggs movie)
• Dessert with a crust
• It may have a crimped crust
• Pizzeria offering
• Dessert in the sky?
• Statistical metaphor
• Symbol of ease
• Bakery buy
• "National Velvet" horse, with "The"
• Sales chart metaphor
• What Jack Horner was eating
• Dessert option
• Dessert in a tin
• Easy as ___
• Pizzeria staple
• Pot attachment
• Dessert order
• Bake-off entry
• See 69-Down
• Cake alternative
• Fruit-filled dessert
• Flaky dessert
• Budget chart
• Graph shape
• Whole pizza
• Dessert-cart choice
• Mock apple ___
• Eight slices, often
• Diner order
• Mud concoction
• Quiche shape
• Enterprise, figuratively
• See 41 Down
• Place for key limes
• Budget representation
• Lemon meringue, for one
• Key lime or Dutch apple
• Dessert selection
• Diner dessert
• Round food
• Rhubarb, for one
• It may have a filling filling
• The horse in "National Velvet" (with "The")
• Apple or peach, e.g.
• Bakery order
• It can be eaten a la mode
• Shepherd's, for one
• It's easy
• Dessert favorite
• Shoofly ___
• It's just below the upper crust?
• Thanksgiving finale
• It's slapstick material
• Horner's dessert
• Slapstick projectile
• Reward for three little kittens
• Bakery goodie
• Word with sweetie or cutie
• Baked dish
• Dainty dish of blackbirds
• Something in a shell
• Lure for Simple Simon
• Custard creation
• Apple or banana cream
• Circular type of graph
• Apple or cherry creation
• A clown might get it in the face
• Food for Jack Horner
• Thanksgiving wedge
• Round dessert
• Cobbler, for example
• Something easy, supposedly
• Thanksgiving staple
• Organizational figure
• Diner staple
• Shoo-fly ___
• Easy dessert?
• Pizzeria product
• Endearment ender, often
• Tin filler
• Mock apple ___
• Pecan or apple
• Graphic symbol
• Hurled prop that might be made with shaving cream
• Domino's order
• Sweet treat
• The horse in "National Velvet"
• Lemon meringue, e.g.
• Pastry
• Bakery offering
• Crusty dish
• Key lime, e.g.
• Jack Horner's treat
• Eskimo ___
• Trivial Pursuit symbol
• Dessert that ties into the puzzle's theme
• Something simple, supposedly
• Home to four-and-twenty blackbirds
• Cobbler s cousin
• Last word of the theme song to "The Jeffersons"
• Circular type of chart
• Homey dessert
• Homey dessert
• Chart format
• Slapstick weapon
• Diner treat
• Cobbler's cousin
• Pizzeria buy
• Treat for the Three Little Kittens
• Chart style
• Dessert
• Often fruity dessert
• Popular dessert
• Cobbler kin
• Flaky treat
• Pizza, e.g.
• Bakery item
• Patisserie product
• Prop for a clown
• Banana cream, for one
• Chart inspiration
• Chart choice
• Boston cream or Key lime
• Boston cream ___
• Little Italy order
• Mitten-finding kittens' reward
• Pizzeria creation
• Chart template
• Cherry or pizza creation
• You might throw it in someone's face
• A kind of chart
• Apple or banana cream dessert
• Saskatoon berry treat
• It's often a la mode
• Chart genre
• Pumpkin pastry
• Quiche, essentially
• Pecan, e.g.
• À la mode serving
• Chart model
• With 19-Across, item for many cobblers
• Dessert served in triangular slices
• Chart or plate preceder
• Buster Keaton missile
• Lemon meringue ___
• Place for 24 blackbirds, in verse
• Amount to be divvied up
• Budget chart shape
• ___ à la mode
• Holiday dessert
• It may have a filling
• Bake sale purchase
• Apple dessert
• Pecan pastry
• Crusted dessert
• A wedge might come out of it
• Humble dessert?
• Object in the sky?
• Baked good
• Bakery treat
• A mathematicians favorite dessert?
• Humble food?
• Cousin of a crumble
• Quiche, for one
• Prop for 37-Down
• Last course, often
• Shoofly dessert
• Crust-topped dessert
• ___ chart
• Popular dessert choice
• Certain graph shape
• Sweeney Todd serving
• Dessert served in wedges
• Cherry dessert
• Something to leave room for
• Dessert slice
• Velvet's horse
• Key lime ___
• Fruit pastry
• Tot's muddy concoction
• Key lime or Dutch apple ___ a la mode
• Shoofly or Boston cream
• Apple or coconut cream ___
• Common dessert choice
• Pizzeria unit
• Ned's output on "Pushing Daisies"
• Pizza, for one
• Rhubarb or Boston cream
• Blackberry or mince
• Pumpkin product
• Humble ___
• Common dessert
• "Easy as ___!"
• Dessert-tray choice
• Amount to be divided up
• Apple or lemon meringue
• Shepherd's ___
• Easy as ______
• Pizza ___
• Treat for Mrs. Smith
• Faceful for a clown
• Messy missile
• One graphic means of showing percentages
• Edible entry at a county fair
• Apple or lemon meringue concoction
• Dessert akin to cobbler
• Saskatoon berry dessert
• Mincemeat treat
• Boston cream, for instance
• Sales meeting metaphor
• Entrée follower, perhaps
• Pizza unit
• Word with cream or cutie
• Something to be divvied up
• "apple ___"
• Apple or cherry treat
• Picnic dessert
• Word that follows pot but precedes pan
• Simplicity metaphor
• A la mode item, sometimes
• Crusty finale
• Crusty concoction
• What ice cream might top
• Alternative to cake
• Shape of some charts
• Thing in the sky for dreamers
• Large tart
• Mincemeat ___ (Christmas staple)
• Tasty pastry
• Coffee shop dessert
• Sweet pastry
• Tart's cousin
• Dessert divided into slices
• Shape of some business charts
• "Twin Peaks" dessert
• Coconut custard ___
• "Three Little Kittens" treat
• Pudding alternative
• Tot's mud concoction
• Dessert in a crust
• With 57-Down, something filling fills
• Nesselrode, e.g.
• Papa John's order
• Word after apple or cow
• Filling food?
• Word after Tweety or sweetie
• Contents of a tin type
• Baked fruit dessert
• Dessert item
• Fruited pastry
• Apple pastry
• Cobbler's kin
• Pecan ___
• Apple or pumpkin
• Apple or cherry dessert
• Apple or pumpkin food item
• Apple or cherry ___
• Bakery's offer
• Apple or pumpkin treat
• Apple or pumpkin desert
• Apple or pumpkin dessert
• Cherry or apple dessert
• Baker's offer
• It can be apple or cherry
• Sweet potato dessert
• Thanksgiving day dessert
• Comedy staple that goes "splat"
• Something to eat that provides constant energy
• Hurled prop
• Apple or sweet potato dessert
• Key lime dessert
• Dessert with a flaky crust
• Apple or blueberry
• Dessert staple
• Certain dessert
• Rhubarb or blueberry
• Apple or sweet potato treat
• Pastry item
• Safe dessert?
• Dessert often served a la mode
• Cherry or sweet potato, e.g.
• Black coffee go-with
• It can be pumpkin or cherry
• Common dessert type
• Common dessert item
• ___ in the sky
• Don McLean: "American ___"
• Warrant's "Cherry"
• Warrant "Cherry ___"
• Floyd "But don't take a slice of my ___"
• "Bye bye Miss American ___"
• "Hillbillies" band Hot Apple ___
• Common to-go fare
• "When the moon hits your eye, like a big pizza ___ ... "
• Dish baked in an oven, with pastry or mashed potato topping
• As dessert, sounds very good
• Alternative to piece of cake as epitome of ease
• Soft, that is, though it may be crusty
• Bird food?
• It's crusty yet soft, that is
• Tart
• It's soft, that is, even when crusty
• Something harpies have to eat
• It's dished out in pieces
• Of food, a pile left out?
• Covered tart
• A crusty letter from Greece, note
• It's soft, that is, with a crust
• Pastry dish
• See 17
• Pumpkin, peach or pecan
• Domino's delivery
• Projectile in a comedic fight
• See 6
• Pumpkin, for one
• Dish topped with pastry
• Pumpkin dessert
• Fisherman’s hangout
• Dainty dish in "Sing a Song of Sixpence"
• The whole, symbolically
• Tart relative
• Slapstick item
• Be humiliated, eat humble ___
• Fanciful wish, ___ in the sky
• Pastry meal
• Filled pastry
• Dessert, pecan ___
• Parking? That is an easy thing
• Prank missile
• Mrs. Smith product
• Pasty
• #4
• Eskimo ___ (dessert)
• French silk ___ (chocolate dessert)
• Possibly half baked line in education!
• Peach dessert
• Diner slice
• Metaphor for profit
• Eating contest fare
• Baked food dish
• Dessert that's used in slapstick fights in movies
• Apple product
• "American ___" (1971 Don McLean hit)
• Food in a humility metaphor
• Intake in many an eating contest
• Muddy concoction
• Paul McCartney album "Flaming ___"
• It's sweet after dinner
• Pumpkin or mince
• Dessert with a lemon meringue variety
• ___ Sisters (D.C.-based dessert shop)
• Baked food item
• Filled crust
• Filling dessert?
• Pastry the half ripe one went into
• Popular takeout meal
• Bakery product
• Soft, that is, to eat?
• After-dinner filling?
• Apple or cherry food
• Its shell is edible
• Meat dish
• American dessert
• Metaphor for allocations
• Apple-order link
• Food item of the sloppiest kind?
• Bit of slapstick ammo, and a word that can follow the first parts of 18- and 63-Across and 3- and 27-Down
• Horner's fare
• "Regular" or "Sicilian" order
• Dessert, apple ___
• Jack Horner's dessert
• Apple product that's stood the test of time?
• Presentation chart shape
• Pizza delivery
• Dessert wedge
• Dessert in a shell
• Blackberry dessert
• Bakery pastry
• Projectile in a slapstick fight
• Small digit
• Bake sale buy
• See 5 Down
• Baked food
• Item in a pizza oven
• What to have for dessert? That's easy!
• Papa John's delivery
• Dessert often eaten on March 14
• What "pizza" means in Italian
• Baked 52-Across item
• Short-range missile
• Circular chart type
• Domino's delivery, informally
• Pandowdy kin
• It might sit on a sill to cool
• The dessert sounds good
• Common diner dessert
• It might come after turkey
• Humble dessert?
• It’s easy, so they say
• Apple-filled dessert
• Part of a diner display
• A very good-sounding dessert
• Dessert pastry
• Domino’s delivery
• Last course with a crust
• Dessert sometimes topped with another dessert
• Metaphor for a segmented market
• You can eat it after parking, that is
• A bird with taste
• Cobbler cousin
• Dessert used to teach fractions
• What the recipient has to eat
• Is it easy to give up if you're slimming?
• Thrown dessert
• Fruit-filled pastry
• It may be served à la mode
• Traditional March 14 dessert
• Pecan or cherry treat
• Food eaten on March 14
• Pizza box contents
• Pecan or pumpkin delight
• Crusty bird? Among the harpies, anyway
• Proverbially 49-Across dessert
• Coconutty creation
• Apple or blueberry concoction
• Word with honey or mud
• *Mouth, rudely
• After-dinner treat
• Blueberry treat
• What's for dessert?
• Fruit-filled dessert, often
• Pastry dessert
• The easy answer to what to have for dessert
• Easiness exemplar
• It might have a lattice crust
• Cobbler relative
• Word before "chart" or "crust"
• Traditional dessert
• Fruit dessert
• Cream ___
• 3/14 dessert, for some
• It's soft, that is, to eat
• Type of dessert
• Edible slapstick projectile
• Easy dessert?
• Food's standard of niceness
• It may be stuffed with cherries
• Little Jack Horner's Christmas treat
• Dessert in "Waitress"
• Profit pool metaphor
• Mar. 14 dessert
• "Coconut custard" dessert
• Epitome of simplicity
• Apple slice?
• It might be for dessert
• Chiffon concoction
• Pastry with a crust
• Bird food?
• Nice after-dinner treat
• Treat on March 14
• Dessert served on March 14
• "Waitress" dessert
• Circular dessert
• Dessert often eaten on 3/14
• Sweet potato ___
• As easy as ___
• @lokokitchen creation
• Pecan or cherry dessert
• Dessert with a lattice
• Pecan dessert
• Thanksgiving dinner ending
• See 14-Across
• With 44-Across, holder for a Thanksgiving dessert
• You can make one of mud or apples
• Dessert eaten on March 14
• Of food, a pile left out?
• Dessert often filled with fruit
• Key lime -
• Symbolic 100%
• March 14 dessert, appropriately
• Metaphorical whole
• Thanksgiving treat
• Lemon meringue dessert
• Word before hole or crust
• Classic slapstick prop
• Item in a diner display
• Pastry in a county fair competition
• Dessert ruined by Little Jack Horner
• Chart shape that's also a food
• Sweet diner treat
• Thanksgiving dish
• Popular diner dessert
• Common Thanksgiving dessert
• K) Something 13-Across can be made into
• Pecan or cherry food
• Word after "pizza" or "pumpkin"
• Projectile in a Three Stooges movie
• See 9-Across
• Food in "Sing a Song of Sixpence"
• It's eaten in pieces
• Pizza buy
• Dessert served a la mode
• Dessert eaten on Pi Day
• Round chart shape
• Classic Thanksgiving dessert
• Bit of "Sweeney Todd" fare
• Lemon meringue treat
• Epitome of ease
• Chess, for one
• Dessert enjoyed on March 14th
• ___-in-the-sky (far-fetched)
• It's dished up in pieces
• Food in "Sweeney Todd" and "Waitress"
• See 75-Down
• March 14 dessert
• Dessert with a shell
• "Missile" in many a slapstick fight
• Pizza parlor purchase
• Dessert often eaten before the ides of March