Referring Clues

• Library info
• King, for instance
• Card catalogue entry after "Author"
• Library catalogue heading
• Ring reward
• Lord, say
• Threepeater's threepeat
• It may change with a promotion
• It's often italicized
• Lord or earl, e.g.
• Part of a spine, usually
• Card catalogue listing
• Card catalogue entry
• King's conferral
• Honorific
• Identification
• Name
• Sir or madam
• Deed
• Championship
• Line on a spine
• Earl or viscount
• Car owner's document
• Dame, e.g.
• See 30-Across
•     "The Da Vinci Code," e.g.
• Challenger's quest
• Champ's claim
• Mr. or Mrs.
• King or queen
• A challenger might go after one
• Dom or earl
• Get a handle on?
• "A Visit From St. Nicholas," e.g.
• Heavyweight champion of the world, e.g.
• See 13-Across
• Lord, e.g.
• "Pajama Party," e.g.
• It often begins with "The"
• Property paper
• Car owner's proof
• Spine line
• "Redundancies," to this puzzle
• Basis for a claim
• Kind of fight
• Chairman of the Board, for one
• Champion's claim
• It can be found on the spine
• Nobleman's designation
• It's frequently under a star's name
• Deed of conveyance
• Proof of ownership
• It can be found on a book's spine
• Amazon.com search term, perhaps
• Cover letters?
• Writing found on a spine
• Best-seller list datum
• Bibliographical datum
• It's on the front page
• Amazon.com search category
• Boxer's desire
• ___ deed (Monopoly card)
• Ground for a claim
• Author's choice
• Legal search subject
• Words on a spine
• Novelist's decision
• Heading
• Duke, say
• Book cover information
• Search type
• Champ's acquisition
• Library listing
• Kind of role
• Sir or Dame
• Book's name
• Marquee posting
• Evidence of ownership
• Duke or earl
• Vehicle owner's document
• Right of ownership
• Name of a movie
• Handle
• Legal document
• Author's decision
• Get a handle on
• Words on the spine
• Appellation
• Every song has one
• What cover letters spell out?
• Boxer's aim
• Sir or Mrs.
• Fighter's goal
• Boxer's quest
• Lord or Lady, e.g.
• Sir or madam, as the case may be
• Threepeater's prize
• Sir or Madam, e.g.
• Ownership document
• Bill of sale
• Sir, e.g.
• Champ's prize
• Designation
• Spine legend
• Lancelot's was "Sir"
• Words on a book's spine
• Champion, for example
• Album cover info
• Lord or duke
• Every book has one
• Jacket line
• Name on a spine
• Ownership
• Caption
• Name on the cover
• Spine inscription
• Duke or duchess
• It may come with a belt
• Legal right
• Lord or Lady
• Count or Baron
• Library catalog search field
• Best-seller list entry
• Name on a cover
• Every film has one
• Library catalog search field
• Cover words
• Boxer's pursuit
• Caption
• Book spine info
• Book spine info
• "Wheel of Fortune" category
• Boxer's dream
• Book cover words
• Spine words
• Owner's paper
• Book feature
• Spine feature
• Marquee datum
• Book part
• Sir or Dame, e.g.
• Info in a library search request
• "Annie" or "Annie Hall"
• Piece of info on a marquee
• Amazon search criterion
• Rabbi or Raja
• Something a wrestler might hold
• Ownership paper
• Name of a book
• Spine language?
• Champ's holding
• Boxing championship
• Card-catalogue listing
• Peer's possession
• It might appear on a spine
• "Gandhi" or "Kinsey"
• Spinal column?
• Top of a job description
• Give a name to
• Line on a book spine
• Bishop or cardinal
• Ring championship
• Safe-deposit box document
• Information on a book's spine
• Competitor's dream
• Book id
• Property document
• Part of an address, maybe
• Proof of purchase
• Boxers' dreams
• Lady or lord
• Car seller's need
• Front cover info
• Earl or count
• What may come with a trophy
• Film's name, e.g.
• Important part of a book
• With 54-Down, song with the same name as its album
• Championship fight reward
• Name on a spine?
• Nobility's identifier
• Winner's prize
• Baron, e.g.
• Ownership certificate
• Owner's proof
• Tv show's name
• Championship fight prize
• Car-seller's need
• Her Royal Highness, e.g.
• Boxer's ultimate prize
• Noble bestowal
• Epithet
• Cardinal, e.g.
• President-elect, e.g.
• Marquee line
• Book-jacket info
• Lady, for one
• Book cover feature
• "The good doctor," in this case
• What's on every cover of a magazine
• What every film has
• Sir or Madame
• First thing read, typically
• "Superman," e.g.
• Film's name
• Noble's pride
• Owner's document
• Boxer's reward
• With 71-Across, event for today's puzzle's circles
• Dr. or Mr.
• Netflix queue entry
• Duke or dame
• "Fortune Hunting," for this puzzle
• Auto document
• Important part of a film
• Book name
• Magazine identifier
• Pope, for one
• Netflix selection
• Book datum
• Every novel has one
• Poet laureate, e.g.
• Sir or sri
• Featherweight champion of the world, e.g.
• Legal paper
• Info on the edge of an LP cover
• Kind of match
• Formal name
• Legal ownership
• Name, as of a book
• Heading for the championship
• CFO or CEO
• "Her," "She" or "It"
• Book's spine line
• What every book has
• Book cover info
• Count, for one
• Album name
• Song name
• Legal right to property
• Form of address
• Right for which Muhammad Ali often fought
• Name the bird Leo, nothing less!
• A name for the champ?
• A legal right to the championship
• Name for something that can fly over half a mile
• Name tag's initial, lining hat
• Sort of fight resulting from endless scattering of litter
• The singer with the French name
• An honour, perhaps, worth fighting for?
• Must a boxer win it to make a name for himself?
• Name of film, book etc
• In short, it lends distinction to a name
• Handle trophy
• Prizefighter's dream
• Little bird with the French name
• Heading for the French bird first
• Handle right
• The name is right
• Press baron?
• Name - legal right
• Paper, sir?
• Some get it less from desert than cunning
• Form of address - name
• Right name for a novel
• Name and rank
• Playing piece, keeping time - The Emperor, for one
• Piece bearing letter about time for name
• Name of album
• 18, 40 or 62-Across, e.g.
• Prince, e.g.
• Chapter heading
• Bird with the French name
• Central Scotland in draw for championship
• Name the French applied to bird
• Let it out, sir!
• Tilt round to easterly heading
• Legal document regarding transfer of ownership: appellation
• The French pursue bird with style
• Name, honorific
• Bird the French gave a name to
• Draw secures extremely triumphal championship
• Proprietorship
• Name of lieutenant knocked over in match
• First in triathlon, Italian with the French name
• Name of bird, extremely large
• Songbird with the French name
• Name of book lieutenant raised during match
• Right to ownership
• Information on a spine
• Handle book
• Sir or Lady
• IMDb search category
• World champion, e.g.
• Duke, e.g.
• Half the battle is getting it in right
• A name one may fight for
• Let it be nominal
• Miss, e.g.
• Duchess of Sussex, e.g.
• The champion's name?
• Name of a novel
• Inscription on a spine
• Could be Mr Right
• Property deed
• Line on a jacket
• Car owner's paper
• Heading for championship?
• Claim or right
• Earl or duke
• Library search field
• Is it half the battle getting hold of the deed?
• Magazine name
• The right name
• It's seen on a spine
• Rocky summit?
• Governor or mayor
• Auto owner's proof
• The sort of deed to make your name?
• It's found on a spine
• Mr., Ms. or Mx.
• Screenplay starter
• Mr. or Ms.
• Spine line?
• Lordly name?
• It's held by a winner
• Darth for Vader, e.g.
• Queen or knight
• This puzzle's is "Let the Games Begin!"
• Countess or earl
• Line on a cover
• Album ID
• Something typically found on a spine
• A name made by collecting most litter
• Dame or sir
• Book list listing
• Half the battle is getting it the heading
• Line near a byline
• What an unnamed work lacks
• Part of a promotion negotiation
• Type of match
• Mister President or Madam Speaker
• Viscount, e.g.
• Library catalog listing after "author"
• "Ozma of Oz," for example
• UFC fighter's quest
• This puzzle's is "Low pH"
• Word on a spine
• A name for the champ?
• What to call endless litter, perhaps?
• "Us," "It" or "Her"
• Song's name
• Count, e.g.
• Name of an album
• Working ___ (temporary name)
• With 66-Across, images played in silent films, and what one might use to play the games in the first parts of the answers to the starred clues?
• Mr., Mrs. or Mx.
• Ms., Mx. or Mr.
• An honour, perhaps, worth fighting for?
• "Tea Set," for this puzzle
• "Star Wars" or "The Starry Night"
• Bestseller list entry
• Book list entry
• This crossword's is "Oh, hi!"
• Sports championship
• Mrs. or Mx.
• Info on a book's spine
• Prominent feature of a jacket
• Museum placard info
• Bibliography entry part
• Empress or tsarina
• Word before "role" or after "working"
• Info on a museum placard
• IMDb search result
• "On the Road Again," for one
• Entry on a Spotify playlist