Referring Clues

• Elective course?
• Thick fog, in slang
• Early course
• Campbell's product
• *Start of the word ladder
• Extra horsepower, in slang
• Progresso product
• ___ can (Warhol subject)
• Starting fare, often
• Make more powerful, with "up"
• "Du jour" item
• First course, often
• Mulligatawny, for one
• Extra horsepower, slangily
• Egg drop, e.g.
• "Du jour" menu item
• Short course
• Sandwich go-with
• It's not forked out
• First course option
• Fare made from stock
• *Salad partner
• Introductory course?
• Added power, in slang
• Starter, perhaps
• Borscht, e.g.
• Cock-a-leekie, e.g.
• Dish sometimes made with a bird's nest
• Split pea, e.g.
• Campbell's forte
• Where to see the alphabet float
• Minestrone, e.g.
• Thick fog
• Bisque or borscht, e.g.
• Chowder or bisque
• Bowling for ___ (pop band with the song "1985")
• Joke locale for a fly doing the backstroke
• Nuts' opposite?
• Ladled salad bar item
• Gazpacho, e.g.
• Trouble, informally, with "the"
• Ladled course
• Alphabet ___
• Lunch course
• Menu section
• Minestrone, for example
• Added horsepower
• Dinner's first course
• Mulligatawny or consommé
• First course
• Minestrone, for one
• Introductory course
• Cream of mushroom, e.g.
• Beginning course, perhaps
• Tureen contents
• Salad alternative
• Minestrone
• Item du jour, often
• Minestrone, for instance
• Possible first course
• See 24-Across
• First course, sometimes
• Course in a tureen
• Alphabet ___
• Gazpacho or cock-a-leekie
• Course with croutons
• An appetizer
• Tom yum, e.g.
• Cullen Skink, for one
• Cullen skink
• Food in a memorable "Seinfeld" episode
• Broth
• Broth
• Broth
• Alternative to salad
• Course taken with a spoon
• With 57-Down, memorable "Seinfeld" character, with "the"
• Mock turtle, e.g.
• Diner order
• Bisque, for one
• Meal starter
• First course, maybe
• Opening course
• Alphabet, e.g.
• Callaloo or cock-a-leekie
• Opening course, often
• Liquid entree
• Meal starter, at times
• Won ton ___
• ___ -to-nuts
• Bisque, e.g.
• Gumbo, e.g.
• With 73-Across, stock
• Chicken noodle, e.g.
• Winter warmer
• Bisque or broth
• Where stock is found
• Can it
• Gazpacho, for instance
• Primordial ___
• Antithesis of 32-Down
• Gumbo or gazpacho
• Meal starter, frequently
• Beginning course
• Salad go-with
• Place for a fly, in jokes
• Opposite of nuts?
• Wet course
• Word with grapes or cream
• Consomme, e.g.
• "Cream of" serving
• Beginning course, sometimes
• Borscht, for one
• Mock turtle, for one
• You may put stock in it
• Early course, often
• Lunch serving, sometimes
• You might put stock in it
• Gazpacho, for one
• Bisque or gazpacho
• "Chicken noodle" course
• Starting course
• Simple meal
• Gazpacho or minestrone
• Liquid food
• Vichyssoise or borscht
• Sandwich complement
• "No ___ for you!" ("Seinfeld" catchphrase)
• Minestrone or chicken noodle
• Meal in a can
• Metaphor for fog
• Bird's-nest, e.g.
• Consomme
• Chicken noodle, for one
• "Duck ___" (Marx Brothers film)
• E! show, with "The"
• Split pea, for one
• Stones "Goats Head ___"
• Cock-a-leekie, for example
• See 19
• Very elated? Surely not, in this
• See 3
• Very excited, for starters
• Bisque, for example
• UKIP notches up gains: a sign of economic failure
• Very excited starter?
• Liquid - course
• Nourishment available for two small coins
• See 13
• Two small coins in a dish
• Pot up nose: true? False!
• Stock offering?
• Liquid lunch
• Chowder or gumbo
• Pea ___
• Liquid lunch?
• Vichyssoise or gazpacho, e.g.
• Food from Progresso or Campbell's
• Liquid meal
• Very happy making broth?
• P for plate?
• Food not taken down then?
• Bouillon
• Broth, e.g.
• See 12
• Chicken noodle ___
• Common first course
• First course like this at university
• Vegetable or chicken noodle, for example
• Panera Bread bowlful
• "Duck ___"
• Stock option?
• Stock option
• Vichyssoise, e.g.
• It's nourishing to consume around mid-October
• One might put stock in it
• Part of a liquid diet
• It's said to be easy, following duck in this way, scoring more
• Pea or potato leek
• Pea, for example
• On the menu, it's only so high
• Turbocharge, with "up"
• Easy lunch to fix
• Meal in a pot
• Slurped dish
• "Cream of" concoction
• Liquid lunch, perhaps
• Common stock option?
• Bisque or chowder
• Gazpacho or gomguk
• Suspended course
• Introductory course?
• Miso bowlful
• Wet meal
• Juice (up)
• Dish put away with a spoon
• Something you're not likely to fork out?
• Stock holder
• Pepper pot, e.g.
• Minestrone or menudo
• Part of many a lunch special
• Gumbo or bisque, e.g.
• Salmorejo, for one
• Meal starter, maybe
• Starter served with a spoon
• Dish eaten with a spoon
• Chicken noodle offering
• Liquidy meal
• Tom kha gai or ramen, e.g.
• Pho or clam chowder, e.g.
• Harira or pho
• Ramen or pho
• Bisque or borscht
• Bouillabaisse or vichyssoise
• 21-Across, e.g.