Referring Clues

• Belle or Bart
• Brenda of the comics
• "Wheel of Fortune" songstress, 1952
• Best successor
• A Beatle
• Judge Kenneth
• "Oh My My" singer, 1974
• Fictional reporter Brenda
• First Super Bowl M.V.P.
• "You're Sixteen" singer
• Clinton antagonist
• Belle of the old West
• 1998 report producer
• Kenneth with a report
• Inquisitive Ken
• Singer Kay
• 10-Down member
• Lennon bandmate
• One of the Fab Four
• Football legend Bart
• Subject of James Carville's "... And the Horse He Rode In On"
• Best replacement
• Fab Four drummer
• 1998's ___ Report
• Kay who sang "Wheel of Fortune," 1952
• Fab Four name
• Edwin with the 1970 #1 hit "War"
• See 108-Down
• Reporter Brenda of the comics
• ___ Report of the 1990s
• "It Don't Come Easy" was his first solo hit
• "The ___ Report" (1998 reading)
• Beatles drummer
• Packers QB whose #15 jersey is retired
• Monicagate prosecutor
• Quarterback Bart
• Monicagate prosecutor Kenneth
• Comics reporter Brenda
• Bart or Ringo
• Ringo of the Beatles
• He topped the '73 charts with his "Photograph"
• "The No No Song" singer
• Belle of the Wild West
• Brenda in the funnies
• Drummer Ringo
• MVP of the first two Super Bowls
• Drummer Ringo of the Beatles
• "Yellow Submarine" lead singer
• Fab Four member
• Lennon associate
• See 34-Down
• Fab drummer?
• "Photograph" singer
• Bandmate of Lennon
• He played behind Harrison
• M.V.P. of the first two Super Bowls
• "Octopus's Garden" songwriter
• Packers great Bart who was the MVP of Super Bowls I and II
• '90s Solicitor General
• Football Hall of Famer Bart
• "Help!" actor
• His #15 was retired by the Green Bay Packers
• Texas county on the Rio Grande
• Oldest of the Fab Four
• Lambeau Field immortal
• Beatles name
• Clinton investigator
• MVP of Super Bowls I and II
• Outlaw Belle
• Whitewater figure
• Western Belle
• Beatle surname
• Ringo of rock
• Seated Beatle
• Reporter of the comics
• One of the Beatles
• Belle or Brenda
• Brenda the reporter
• Beatle Ringo
• Legendary quarterback Bart
• Kenneth or Bart
• Ringo or Bart
• Reporter for The Flash
• Beatle in the back
• Super Bowls I and II MVP
• Liverpool legend
• Beatle behind the others
• "Help!" actor Ringo
• "It Don't Come Easy" singer, 1971
• Beatles beat provider
• Whitewater navigator?
• Brenda of comics
• Name on a controversial 1998 report
• Best replacement?
• Ringo on drums
• Best successor of 1962
• Belle, Bart or Brenda
• Bart of football
• McCartney bandmate
• Prosecutor in Clinton's impeachment
• Green Bay great
• Monica-gate inquisitor Kenneth
• Monica-gate inquisitor Kenneth
• "Octopus's Garden" singer Ringo
• Beatle drummer
• '60s Green Bay hero Bart
• Fab drummer
• Ringo or Brenda
• Ringo ___
• Harrison cohort
• Harrison companion
• Lennon cohort
• Whitewater investigator
• Harrison colleague
• McCartney cohort
• Super Bowl I MVP
• Ringo of the Fab Four
• Oldest of the Beatles
• Beatles drummer after 10-Across
• Ringo who sang "Yellow Submarine"
• Outlaw Belle who is said to have harbored Jesse James
• Bart, Ringo or Brenda
• British Invasion drummer
• He replaced Best of the Beatles
• Percussionist from Liverpool
• Best replacer
• Packer with a strong arm
• "Octopus's Garden" singer
• Backmost of the Beatles
• 'Oh My My' singer Ringo
• Beatles surname
• Football Hall-of-Famer Bart
• Super Bowl I and II MVP
• Beatle who sang "Photograph"
• "Act Naturally" singer Ringo
• Last name in drummers
• Ex-qb Bart
• The ___ Report
• Oldest Beatle
• Ringo of "Caveman"
• First Super Bowl MVP
• Bart of "The Packers"
• Green Bay football legend Bart
• "With a Little Help From My Friends" singer
• Aptly named N.F.L. M.V.P. of the 1960s
• Beatles drummer Ringo
• Former McCartney bandmate
• 'Yellow Submarine' singer
• Gridder Bart
• Shortest Beatles surname
• Hall-of-famer Bart
• Eldest of the Fab Four
• A Beatle's last name
• Ringo with the beat
• Rock's All-___ Band
• Fab Four surname
• Beatle on a stool
• Fab Four drummer Ringo
• Ringo the drummer
• Prosecutor Ken
• Beatle with sticks
• ___ Report (political document of 1998)
• Brenda who was drawn out
• NFL Hall of Famer Bart
• Super Bowl-winning QB Bart
• "It Don't Come Easy" singer
• Winner of the first two Super Bowl MVPs
• Ringo's All-___ Band
• Beatle who sang "Octopus's Garden"
• Notable bandmate of Lennon
• Rolling Stone's #14 drummer
• Last name of Richard Starkey
• Beatles' drummer
• Beatle Ringo ___
• Quarterback legend Bart
• One of the Beatles, Ringo
• Bart or Brenda
• Clinton's prosecutor
• Beatle with the sticks
• Not Clinton's favorite lawyer
• Report author who mentioned a cigar
• Shortest Beatle
• Former Harrison bandmate
• The shortest Beatle
• Ex-bandmate of Lennon and McCartney
• Drummer Ringo ___
• NKOTB/New Edition producer Maurice
• New Edition and NKOTB producer Maurice
• Freddie sat around at Harrow central
• Harrison mate
• "With a Little Help From My Friends" vocalist
• Freddie recklessly sat on top of Rolls-Royce
• Beatle usually seated
• Musical Ringo
• Latest Beatle to be knighted
• Edwin of 1960s-'70s R&B
• Noted drummer
• Best's replacement in the Beatles
• Bandmate of Harrison, Lennon and McCartney
• Drummer who famously replaced Best
• Second knighted Beatle
• Comic strip reporter Brenda
• Knighted drummer
• Whitewater VIP
• Beatles' beat guy
• 1990s' ___ Report
• Bandmate of McCartney, Lennon and Harrison
• Drummer who replaced Best
• Somehow sat on the Rolls with Ringo
• "The Hate U Give" heroine
• McCartney mate
• Bart who was the first Super Bowl M.V.P.
• Best’s successor on the drums
• "The Hate U Give" protagonist
• Mr. Ringo
• Main character of "The Hate U Give"
• Texas county on the Mexican border
• Lennon comrade
• Only single-syllable surname in an immortal '60s quartet
• Whitewater principal
• "The Hate U Give" heroine ___ Carter
• ___ Carter, protagonist in 2018's "The Hate U Give"
• MVP of the first Super Bowl
• Nigerian singer Ayra
• Bandmate of Lennon, McCartney and Harrison
• Beatle who wrote and sang "Don't Pass Me By"
• Ringo sat around at Harrow central
• Reporter Brenda
• "Rush" singer Ayra
• Hall-of-Fame QB Bart
• Bart in the Pro Football Hall of Fame
• Ringo, a celebrity by right
• Aptly named two-time Super Bowl M.V.P.
• Belle ___, real-life 19th-century outlaw celebrated in film and TV