Referring Clues

• "Voila!"
• "Ta-da!"
• Yonder
• *"It'll be O.K."
• "So ___!"
• Start of many limericks
• See 49-Across
• Word said before you go?
• "___ you are!"
• "I finally finished!"
• Cry of accomplishment
• When doubled, comforting words
• "All done!"
• "And ___ you have it!"
• "What'd I tell you!"
• "It's done!"
• Last word in a sentry's question
• Finger-pointer's shout
• "Done!"
• Start of a quip
• "___ but for the grace..."
• "Don't even go ___!"
• "What did I tell you?"
• "It's finished!"
• Start of many a limerick
• "Been ___, done that"
• Where you had to be?
• Pointed-out direction
• In that place
• When repeated, consoling expression
• "___ once was a man from Nantucket ..."
• "Halt! Who goes ___?"
• When repeated, comforting words
• That point
• "So ___!"
• Neither here nor ___
• "Don't even go ___!"
• "That'll do it!"
• "Put 'er ___!"
• When repeated, a calming expression
• "Over ___": Cohan war song
• Limerick starter, often
• That way
• It's often heard with a point
• "Finished at last!"
• "Voil!"
• Word of solace
• Soothing word
• Over yonder
• "Where?" answer
• "Are we ___ yet?"
• "Done at last!"
• Out yonder
• "___ Goes My Baby" (Drifters hit)
• "All done!"
• Comforting phrase, when repeated
• When repeated, a comforting phrase
• "Finished!"
• Used twice, it forms a sympathy phrase
• "Over ___"
• Word with "so" or "hi"
• Half of a soothing phrase
• Pointer's declaration
• Limerick starter
• Consoling word, when said twice
• "___ Goes My Baby" (Drifters hit)
• When repeated, a comforting word
• When repeated, it forms a comforting phrase
• Oft-repeated word of consolation
• "Take that!"
• "You can't get ___ from here"
• "___ once was a man from ..."
• "I've finished"
• "Done"
• Pointer's word
• "___ is a Mountain" (Donovan song)
• "Take it!"
• Neither here nor ___
• "___ you go again!"
• When doubled, a sympathetic phrase
• Frequent limerick starter
• "Finished!"
• "Over ___"
• "Put 'er ___!"
• "Over ___": Cohan war song
• "You can't get ___ from here"
• Where those are
• "Finished at last!"
• "Voil!"
• "Where?" answer
• "Are we ___ yet?"
• "Done at last!"
• Limerick start, often
• Here's opposite
• Shout from a pointer
• "I'm done!"
• Word said while pointing
• Expression of sympathy, when doubled
• "I finished it!"
• First word of a limerick
• "I think that does it!"
• On that spot
• 'Ta-da!'
• At that point
• 'Finished at last!'
• First word of many limericks
• All ___ (sane)
• In that spot
• At that place
• Way over yonder
• "All done"
• When repeated, "everything will be OK"
• See 95-Across
• See 2-Down
• "At last!"
• When repeated, comforting word
• "Done, O.K.?!"
• 'Voilˆ!'
• Consoling word that bears repeating?
• Quote, Part 3
• Finished
• Word repeated when consoling someone
• When repeated, consoling words
• When repeated, soothing words
• Away from the speaker
• '___ it is!'
• Half a sympathetic expression
• At that locale
• Pointing remark
• When repeated, a comforting comment
• Not here
• In that direction
• "Who's ___?"
• Pointer's cry
• Shout made while pointing
• Thither
• "___ goes the neighborhood"
• Remark made with a point?
• Word for pointers
• Starter of limericks
• Pointed remark?
• Part 1 of today's quote
• Consolation beginning and ending
• "Where I'm pointing"
• "___ Goes My Baby"
• That place
• "I Saw Her Standing ___"
• George M. Cohan's "Over ___"
• Opposite of here
• When repeated, a calming word
• "___ she goes" (Miss America)
• Consoling word, when repeated
• When doubled, a phrase of solace
• "___ Goes My Heart"
• The La's "___ She Goes"
• Jackson 5 "I'll Be ___"
• Present
• That's the place to take a line off the record
• No, no, not here!
• Not absent! Didn't I tell you so!
• Exclamation of triumph or sympathy
• Is it not here that you may find three?
• A word of comfort from another place
• Present on Tuesday, but not here
• At that point, gathered's gathered
• See 39-Across
• Reassurance expressed; but not here
• Some other environment in that place
• Beginning and end of a famous Gertrude Stein quote
• Yonder, over ___
• Not here? No, no!
• Article about that place
• Article attracting touching expression of sympathy
• See 7
• "Being ___"
• "___ is no sense in pretending, your eyes give you away"
• Consoling word in further education
• At that point, giving an exclamation of triumph
• Common limerick starter
• On the spot in further education
• "Hah! Done!"
• You must shelter leader of Resistance – voila!
• Article about a particular place
• "I did it!"
• Finger-pointer's word
• "You can have it!"
• First word of many a limerick
• First word in many a limerick
• In that place before getting to central Southend
• "Whoomp! (___ It Is)"
• At that spot
• "Let ___ be light"
• That location
• "You had to be ___"
• "Here you go!"
• "Well, ___ you have it!"
• Here's counterpart
• "Over ___," WWI song
• Part of a common triple homophone
• "Finally done!"
• "Well, hello ___!"
• *On this spot
• At that location
• -
• "Stop right ___"
• Is it not here that you may find three?
• Word repeated when consoling
• "Put 'er ___!" ("Let's shake!")
• Here? No. Try again
• "So ___ we were ..."
• Word after a final touch
• "Et voilà!"
• Yonder, the Royal Engineers
• Word that becomes its opposite when its first letter is removed
• "And ... voilà!"