Referring Clues

• Latin ruler
• Sergeant Preston's horse
• Friend for Rover or Fido
• Tarquin's title
• Morgan of the comics page
• T. follower
• Short-haired cat breed
• Popular dog's name
• Morgan of the comics
• Mardi Gras V.I.P.
• Presiding masquer in a Mardi Gras festival
• Friend for Rover
• Mardi Gras figure
• King: Lat.
• Alternative to Bowser
• Name fit for a king?
• T. ___
• Leader in old Rome
• Leader in ancient Rome
• Stout of whodunits
• Friend of Fido
• Mystery author Stout
• Reed or Harrison
• Romulus or Servius Tullius
• Pal of Rover
• Cousin of Fido
• Mardi Gras royal
• Reviewer Reed
• "Oedipus ___"
• Alternative to Rover
• QB Grossman
• King, in old Rome
• King's title
• King of the Roman Empire
• Harrison of "My Fair Lady"
• Kingly title in Latin
• Reed or Stout
• Monicker meaning "monarch"
• Short-haired cat
• Author Stout
• Oedipus's title
• Movie critic Reed
• Mardi Gras VIP
• Film critic Reed
• "My Fair Lady" star Harrison
• Actor Harrison
• Oscar winner Harrison
• Mardi Gras luminary
• Oedipus, for one
• King of old Rome
• Tyrannosaurus surname?
• Good name for a tow truck driver?
• Tyrannosaurus ___
• Bad name for an Indy racer?
• King, to Romans
• Devon ___ (large-eared cat)
• Critic Reed
• Latin king
• Reagan White House dog
• Rover's playmate
• Stout handle?
• Creator of Nero the detective
• Dinosaur voiced by Wallace Shawn in "Toy Story"
• Roman title
• Part of INRI
• Spot's playmate
• Name that's Latin for "king"
• Bears quarterback Grossman
• '80s White House dog
• Super Bowl XLI losing quarterback Grossman
• Audrey's "My Fair Lady" costar
• Comics page doctor Morgan
• Nero Wolfe creator Stout
• King, in Latin
• 1964 Best Actor Oscar winner Harrison
• Fido's playmate
• Harrison of "Cleopatra"
• "Toy Story" dinosaur
• Baseball announcer Hudler
• "Oedipus ___"
• Tyrannosaurus ___
• Sheepdog in "Babe"
• T. ___
• "Wonder Dog" of comics
• King of ancient Rome?
• Dr. Morgan of comics
• 1964 Oscar winner Harrison
• Breed of cat
• T follower
• Mardi Gras king
• Harrison of "My Fair Lady"
• Name that means 80 Down
• Oedipus title
• "The Wonder Dog"
• Wolfe creator Stout
• Tyrannosaurus chaser
• Nero's creator
• Oedipus follower
• Part of a dinosaur's name
• Much-studied T.
• Word after T.
• Reptilian toy in "Toy Story"
• Spot playmate
• Apt name for a roadside rescuer
• Caesar's king
• T. ___ (museum giant)
• T. ___ ("Jurassic Park" beast)
• Jets coach Ryan
• Oedipus, e.g.
• Playmate for Spot
• Andy's dinosaur in "Toy Story"
• Good name for a demolition derby driver
• Sleuth creator Stout
• "The Wonder Dog"
• Mardi Gras monarch
• Smith or Stout
• Wonder Dog of comics
• Devonshire ______
• Many a pooch
• Oedipus ____
• Rater reed
• New York Jets coach Ryan
• 1976 Rodgers and Harnick musical about Henry VIII
• Mardi Gras parade VIP
• Curly-haired cat
• Writer Stout
• King (Lat.)
• Mystery writer Stout
• Cat breed
• Curly-haired feline
• King (Latin)
• Harrison or Reed
• Curly-haired cat
• Film rater Reed
• Novelist Stout
• "Entourage" actor Lee
• Letters after T
• Whodunit author Stout
• CBC's Oedipus ___ Murphy
• Bad name for a NASCAR driver?
• Whodunit writer Stout
• Curly-coated cat
• Bad name for a NASCAR driver
• Caesar's "king"
• Dinosaur in the "Toy Story" movies
• Common dog name
• Excitable dinosaur in "Toy Story"
• Sleuth Stout
• Harrison of 'My Fair Lady'
• Ancient Roman king
• Harrison of classic filmdom
• Morgan of comics
• Singer Ritter
• "Toy Story" character
• Name that's fit for a king, and also "fits" inside 17-, 26-, 47-, and 61-Across
• It may follow T.
• Dinosaur in "Toy Story"
• King in old Rome
• Harrison of the stage
• Title for Tarquinius Superbus
• Author Stout or critic Reed
• Creator of sleuth Nero
• "Oedipus ___" (Stravinsky opera)
• Alternative to Rover or Spot
• 'Oedipus ___'
• Bills coach Ryan
• Title for Romulus
• Stout in the mystery section
• Cornish ______
• Oscar-winner Harrison
• Stout of mysteries
• King of ancient Rome
• Traditional dog name
• Latin for "king"
• T. ___ (dinosaur)
• "Toy Story" dino
• Mastiff's moniker maybe
• Part of a dino name
• Dog in the Reagan White House
• T. ___ (big dino)
• 'Toy Story' dinosaur
• Secretary of State Tillerson
• Generic dog name
• Wavy haired breed of cat
• Harrison who played Dr. Dolittle
• Tyrannosaurus follower
• Stout or Harrison
• Pantera bassist Brown
• King - Harrison?
• Boy of about ten
• Chap about to get cross
• Harrison possibly ruins broadcast
• Father of Prince?
• About to kiss a fellow
• King
• He wants another kiss
• Stout who created a stout detective
• Buffalo Bills coach Ryan
• Name that means "king"
• Last name among dinosaurs
• Tarquinius’s title
• Word in a Sophocles title
• Mystery novelist Stout
• Kingly title
• Tillerson who was Trump's first Secretary of State
• Sgt. Preston of the Yukon's horse
• T-___ (current Monopoly token)
• "Toy Story" character with tiny arms, aptly
• Harrison who costarred with Audrey Hepburn in "My Fair Lady"
• Former secretary of state Tillerson
• Rover alternative
• King in Rome
• Indominus ___ (terror in "Jurassic World")
• Ancient title
• Stout who created Nero Wolfe
• Really old T.
• Generic dog's name
• Comics' "The Wonder Dog"
• Nominally, would he rule doggedly?
• Stout with a flair for mystery
• My Fair Lady guy
• "The Wonder Dog" of comics
• Letters after T?
• Romulus, but not Remus, in ancient Rome
• Canine king?
• Name related to "reign"
• Romulus, exempli gratia
• Tillerson who was secretary of state
• T. ___ (fearsome dino)
• "Regina" counterpart
• About to kiss a boy
• Name a redheaded former spouse
• Mr. T. of the dinosaur world?
• “Wonder Horse” of old movies
• Generic dog name or Latin king
• King of the canine kind?
• Homophone of "wrecks"
• Servius Tullius, e.g., in ancient Rome
• "Regal" pet name
• Mr. Reed
• Dinosaur with the initial T.?
• Father of Prince?
• Dino friend of Buzz Lightyear
• Playmate of Fido and Rover
• Dinosaur voiced by Wallace Shawn in the "Toy Story" films
• Short-armed "Toy Story" character
• "Toy Story" character voiced by Wallace Shawn
• Kind of cat with short, curly fur
• "Toy Story" dinosaur voiced by Wallace Shawn
• White House dog of the 1980s
• "Vivat ___" ("Long live the king")