Referring Clues

• Opening word
• Kind of oil
• Opening word?
• Halvah ingredient
• "Open ___" (magical command)
• Bagel request
• ___ oil
• Kind of seed on a roll
• Oil source
• Halvah need
• Kind of bagel
• ___ noodles (Chinese dish)
• Opener?
• ___ chicken
• "___ Street" (show with the character Guy Smiley)
• Bagel selection
• With 41-Down, cooking oil source
• Bagel type
• Bagel choice
• Tahini base
• Bun topper
• Kind of beef or chicken
• Grover's Street
• Tahini ingredient
• Half of Ali Baba's incantation
• Ernie and Bert's street of residence
• Snuffleupagus's street
• Main ingredient in tahini
• "___ Street"
• Big Bird's street
• Opening bid?
• Ernie's street
• Bert's street
• Bagel variety
• Bert and Ernie's street
• Seed on hamburger buns
• Bagel flavoring
• Cracker seed
• Bagel seed
• Its seeds are used to make tahini
• Ingredient in halvah
• Street "where the air is sweet"
• "5, Rue ___": French kids' TV show
• Oscar's street
• TV street "where the air is sweet"
• Bun flavoring
• Bun-seed source
• ___ seeds (bun features)
• ___ seeds (burger-bun feature)
• Burger-bun seed source
• Cracker-seed source
• Bun-seeds source
• Seed source
• Type of oil
• Street where a grouch lives
• Famous street
• TV street
• Seed or Street
• Street for children
• Open closing?
• "Open ___"
• Bagel topper
• Elmo's street
• ___ "Street" (PBS kids' show)
• PBS street
• "Opening" word
• Type of seed or oil
• Oscar the Grouch's street
• Benne
• Street of children's TV
• Opening word for Ali Baba
• "5, Rue ___": French kids' TV show
• Bagel sprinkle
• Bun seed
• See 76A
• ___ seeds (bun features)
• ___ seeds (burger-bun feature)
• Snuffleupagus' street
• Halvah base
• Bagel option
• Seedy bagel choice
• Ernie and Bert's street
• Seed for flavoring
• Opening word for Ali Baba?
• Oil rich seed
• With 63-Across, where to find all the characters at the starts of 17-, 24-, 40-, 52- and 66-Across
• With 19 Across, staple of Korean cuisine
• PBS 'Street'
• '___ Street'
• Bun-topping seed
• Opening remark?
• ___ seed bun
• With 12-Down, Big Bird's home
• Seed on a bun
• Title street of kids' TV
• Source of bun seeds
• Seed on many a bun
• Word with seed or oil
• Benni
• ___ seeds (bun topping)
• Kids' TV Street
• Oldest known oil source
• Sesamum indicum
• ___ seeds (bun feature)
• Type of seed
• Savory seed
• Plant with edible seeds
• Plant with oil-rich seeds
• Oil-producing seed
• Oil source for Asian cooking
• Tasty seed
• Bun seed source
• Street for kids
• Certain bun seed
• Oil producer
• Open ______ seeds
• Bagel seed, sometimes
• Type of seed on some buns
• Type of seed on a bun
• Type of seed on a bun, sometimes
• "___ Street" (Big Bird's program)
• Halva base
• Bun choice
• Kind of seeds used in tahini
• Flavorful seed
• Notice about South American oil source
• Plant yielding seeds used for flavouring bread
• See 25
• Plant cultivated for its seeds - opening word?
• A word to open with
• The plant uncle has to look out for
• A plant ma sees in a new light
• Check out the name of a savoury seed
• An opening word
• Some borders having identical plant
• Source of oil raises a Mexican's holding
• Uncle has to see about this plant
• Tropical plant's a mess when crushed by earth
• Seed, sperm etc: initially there's no difference
• The magic word to keep Uncle in check
• Plant's gender almost identical
• A plant Sam has to look out for
• Plant accuses America, centrally
• Seeds yielding an edible oil
• Sort of oil - a mess all over earth
• Oil-rich seed plant
• Seeds used for flavouring
• Small oval seeds yielding an edible oil
• Password for man entering bishopric
• Heads of Shell and Esso accompany identical oil producer
• Plant that's said to open
• With which to open source of oil
• Tahini seems a paste
• Seed houses a meaty bit
• Opening word of the panto?
• Seeds ground to make tahini
• Halva ingredient
• Part of 35-Across' incantation
• Oilseed plant
• Keyword for Ali Baba
• Magic saying, open ___!
• Sam has to look out for Ali Baba's opening word in panto
• Plant some borders, no different
• Seems a funny source of oil
• Observe missile entering oil
• Seed or oil used in cooking
• Uses a metal container for seeds
• ... praises amenity that includes plant
• Opening word of cryptic message not good
• Finally, smile is included in English service in return for the magic word
• Opening word?
• Baba's byword
• Energy produce by sun in equivalent type of oil
• In the end, chefs use identical seeds for flavouring
• For me, wild seas can have magic significance
• South American stopping to look for source of oil
• Bun variety
• "Tropical plant", one says in cod Italian style?
• Supernatural sort of seed?
• Bagel type with small seeds
• Children's TV series whose characters include Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch
• Oily seed
• Seed on some 42-Across
• With 52-Down, bagel flavoring
• Bagel type with seeds
• Messy bagel variety
• Option at the bagel shop
• Kind of seed on a bread roll
• Famous street of children's TV
• Seed type that often gets stuck in your teeth
• Word before Street or oil
• Street on TV since 1969
• Jian dui ingredient
• Mideast oil producer?*
• Kind of oil in Sichuan cold noodles
• Seed type on an everything bagel
• Cookie Monster's street
• A magic word to keep uncle in check
• Focus of much oil production
• Kind of seed in halvah
• Seedy bagel option
• "Open ___" (magical password)
• With 13-Down, banh ran tidbit
• Seedy bagel type
• Kind of seeds on a bagel
• Word before "seeds" or "Street"
• Seed on a bagel
• Type of bagel
• Type of bun seed
• Key tahini ingredient
• What tahini is made from
• Kind of fragrant oil in some Asian cuisines
• 123 ___ Street (Big Bird's address)
• An opening word from Ali Baba
• Type of seed in tahini
• Kind of oil in cooking
• Halvah flavor
• Part of an opening line?
• Kind of seed on some buns
• Major ingredient in halvah
• Seeds on burger buns
• ___ seed
• Kind of oil used in hummus
• With 1-Across, bun topper
• A magical word uncle has to look out for
• Word before "Street" or "seed"
• A little bit of everything?
• Seed in jian dui
• Maybe ma sees it's a sort of seed
• Word in a magical phrase
• Word in an opening line?