Referring Clues

• "Darn!"
• "Phooey!"
• Lab runners
• "Nuts!"
• "Fudge!"
• Word of disappointment
• Refuse visitors
• Tellers?
• Charlie Brown exclamation
• Plague carriers
• Charlie Brown's exclamation
• So-and-sos
• Charlie Brown expletive
• Tellers
• "Of all the luck!"
• Lab subjects
• "Doggone it"
• "Darn it!"
• Refuse visitors?
• "Dang it all!"
• Some lab stock
• Followers of the Pied Piper of Hamelin
• "Fiddlesticks!"
• Squealers
• Dumpsite sights
• Vermin
• Stinkers
• Loser's cry
• Lab maze runners
• "Doggoneit!"
• "Darn it all!"
• Cry from Charlie Brown
• "I hate it when that happens!"
• Loser's cry
• "The Secret of NIMH" figures
• Two-timing types
• Mafiosi who "flip"
• Winston Smith's greatest fear, in "1984"
• Piper's followers
• Hamelin's problem
• Headliner
• Refuse rummagers
• "Peanuts" expletive
• "Peanuts" oath
• Pied Piper's prey
• "Peanuts" outburst
• Charlie Brown's expletive
• Charlie Brown's cry
• Betrayers
• Willard's cohorts
• Willard's pals
• Snitches
• Informers
• Charlie Brown's cry of anguish
• Mild expletive
• "Doggone it!"
• Gang pariahs
• "Good grief!" alternative
• "Shoot!"
• "Heck!"
• "Peanuts" outcry
• Hamelin army
• Followers of the Pied Piper
• "Consarn it!"
• Sewer rodents
• "Gosh darn it!"
• Candidates for witness protection programs
• Stoolies
• Charlie Brown shout
• Sewer denizens
• Exclamation of disappointment
• Some stowaways at sea
• Two-timers
• Piper followers
• Proverbial racers
• "Peanuts" cry
• Charlie Brown outburst
• "Darn"
• "Dagnab it!"
• Tells
• "Blast it!"
• "Peanuts" plaint
• Gives up, with "out"
• "Darn it!"
• "Doggone it!"
• "Darn!"
• Lab animals
• Hamelin evictees
• Lab-maze runners
• Relatives of mice
• Charlie Brown epithet
• Sinking-ship deserters
• "Phooey!"
• "Heck!"
• Mouse relatives
• Perfidious ones
• Pied Piper's followers
• Hamelin pests
• Mild oath
• Wharf denizens
• "Aw, heck!"
• Wharf pests
• Charlie Brown's "Darn!"
• Stool pigeons
• "Aw, heck!"
• "Drat!"
• "I hate when that happens!"
• "What rotten luck!"
• Dumpster denizens
• Informs on
• Sings like a Soprano-hater
• Charlie Brown's complaint
• Brown exclamation
• Opposite of "yippee!"
• Bean spillers
• Exterminator's targets, sometimes
• Hamelin's infestation
• Charlie Brown's "Darn!"
• Unwanted tenants
• "Shucks!"
• Charlie Brown cry
• "Willard" creatures
• "Dagnabit!"
• Slum vermin
• Mrs. Frisby's charges in "The Secret of NIMH"
• Dwellers in 17-Across
• Two-timing rodents?
• "Foiled again!"
• Laboratory maze navigators
• Charlie Brown's "Darn it!"
• Loser’s cry
• Hamelin's bane
• Gives up, with "out"
• "Dagnabbit!"
• Proverbial sinking ship deserters
• Drat!
• Hamelin problem
• "Peanuts" exclamation
• Laboratory maze runners
• Squeakers and squealers
• Experiment runners?
• 'Darn it!'
• Some rodents
• 'Doggone!'
• 'Shucks!'
• 'Dog-gone!'
• Scoundrels
• 'Phooey!'
• 'Blasted!'
• 'Darn!'
• 'Drat!'
• 'Darn it all!'
• Unwanted rodents
• "Bah!"
• Cry often made while snapping the fingers
• Squeals (with "on")
• Pack animals?
• "Curses!" to Charlie Brown
• Pied Piper followers
• Squeals
• Lab-maze solvers
• Laboratory maze critters
• Pied Piper's pack
• Winston's biggest fear in "1984"
• "Curses!"
• Tattles
• Curses!
• Shucks
• Ship deserters
• "That didn't go well"
• "Foiled!"
• "Bummer!"
• Word from Charlie Brown
• "Oh, criminy!"
• 'Curses!'
• Blast it!
• Blows the whistle
• Word of disgust
• Dag-nabbit
• Lab rodents
• Tells in a bad way
• Charlie Brown says it when frustrated
• Rodents "trapped" inside 17-, 26-, 45-, and 60-Across
• Hamelin menace
• "Peanuts" phooey
• They may be trapped in a maze
• 'Phooey'
• Alley scurriers
• "Dang!"
• Some maze runners
• Subjects of many tests
• Informers, in slang
• Charlie Brown's interjection
• "lab ___"
• "Charlie Brown" expletive
• 'Drat it!'
• 'Shoot!'
• Rodents
• Cry created by Schulz
• Common rodents
• Some vermin
• "Ben" extras
• Plural of 42-Across
• "Willard" antagonists
• Charlie Brown says it
• Charlie Brown expression
• Laboratory maze-runners
• Disappointed outburst
• Deserters
• "Aw, shucks!"
• Bad singers?
• Subway scurriers
• Exclamation of frustration
• Star in reverse
• Alley dwellers
• Detested rodents
• Things to exterminate, to many
• Snitches (on)
• "Peanuts" epithet
• Charlie Brown's "Phooey!"
• Unwanted subway sights
• Mob informers
• Maze creatures
• Some quadruped vermin
• Double-crossers
• Ne'er-do-wells
• Charlie Brown's "Blast it!"
• "Aw, man!"
• Traitors
• Pests of Hamelin
• Maze animals
• Word Charlie Brown says
• Some sewer rodents
• Leading player backing rodents
• What Charlie Brown says when he's mad
• Rodents in the sewer
• Maze runners
• Hamelin invaders
• Charlie Brown utterance
• Charlie Brown's oath
• What you might say when you get the theme answers (or if you can't figure them out)
• Rodents with long tails
• "Crud!"
• Alley-crawling creatures
• "They don't scurry when something bigger comes their way," according to Pearl Jam
• Bob Geldof band Boomtown ___
• Boomtown ___
• Snoopy's imprecation - vermin
• "The Fine Art of Surfacing" Boomtown ___
• Pearl Jam "They don't scurry when something bigger comes their way" song
• The Boomtown ___
• Sings lead after comeback
• (Hunts) rodents - expression of irritation
• Animals' star turn
• Mild oath - sewer residents
• They look mousy in a big way
• Vermin? What a nuisance!
• See 24
• Rodents' star turn
• Star turn by rodents
• Phooey! Get back the lead!
• Rodent star turn
• They dishearten the rabbits, the beasts!
• Nonsense! They'll be frightened of the terrier
• Scurrying mammals
• Sewer scurriers
• Brown's expletive
• Rodent pests
• Alley crawlers
• Bob Geldof's group, Boomtown ___
• Large rodents
• Vermin running around two state capitals
• Nonsense! Light up!
• Sun rises, dammit!
• See 23
• Rodents that followed the Pied Piper, in an old legend
• "Just my rotten luck!"
• Rodents that followed the Pied Piper
• Charlie Brown lamentation
• Legendary lovers of pipe music
• Rizzo and others, on "The Muppet Show"
• Quadrupedal start turn
• Rodents sometimes used in lab experiments
• Lab maze scurriers
• Despicable ones
• Scurrying double-crossers?
• Tattles (on)
• "Aw, nuts!"
• "Aw, darn!"
• "Oh, phooey!"
• "Confound it!"
• Cousins of mice
• "Goshdarnit!"
• Long-tailed rodents
• Urban vermin
• Cats' catches
• They're not loyal
• Epithet from Charlie Brown
• Mob turncoats
• Chinese Zodiac rodents
• Can they get quietly out of traps?
• Some four-legged pests
• "Dang it!"
• “Dang it!”
• Frequenters, so to speak
• Winston's greatest fear in "1984"
• Deserters from the innovative arts?
• Can they break softly out of traps?
• Charlie Brown lament
• Cry sometimes made with a snap of the fingers
• Star turn by rotters
• "Peanuts" word of frustration
• "Aww, beans"
• "That didn't work!"
• Gnawing rodents
• Pests in alleys
• Roland's a rising star!
• Pests that followed the Pied Piper
• Rodents that might be "hooded"
• Some rodents kept as pets
• Creatures that might solve a maze
• Many "Ratatouille" characters
• Lab group
• Target of a new czar in New York City
• Deserters stealing pie from pirates?
• Many characters in "Ratatouille"
• Rodents led away by the Pied Piper of Hamelin
• They're vermin, dammit!
• "Aw, shoot!"
• Rodents such as Remy
• "Well, fudge"
• "Oh, drat!"
• "Well, darn!"
• Tells on, with "out"
• Star turn possibly poisoned
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• "Aw, phooey!"
• Tells (on)
• "Well, shoot!"
• Loose-lipped ones