Referring Clues

• Kisser
• Sting operation
• Lobster pot
• Pitfall
• Golf hazard
• Skeet device
• Green flanker
• Sting
• Subterfuge
• Sand ___
• Big fat mouth
• It's catching
• Police sting
• Golf peril
• Duffer's locale
• Links hazard
• Football play
• Kind of door
• Snare
• Mouth, slangily
• Fat mouth
• Lint collector
• Word with sand or speed
• Mouth, in slang
• Big mouth
• Police operation
• Spring site
• Drain part
• Duffer's obstacle
• Pebble Beach hazard
• Duffer's challenge
• 1-Down catcher
• Mouse catcher
• Drainpipe part
• Sting, of sorts
• Sink pipe part
• Sting, basically
• Catch-22
• Spider web, e.g.
• Word with speed or fire
• Police sting, e.g.
• Pipe section
• Piehole
• "Shut your ___!"
• Decoy
• Clay pigeon tosser
• Hazard for 16-Across
• Sting operation, e.g.
• Catching contrivance
• Bend in a sink pipe
• Lobster pot, for one
• Keep from escaping
• Drainpipe bend
• Yap
• Course hazard
• Speed or tourist follower
• Sand at Augusta
• Drainpipe section
• Golfer's hazard
• "Shut your ___!" ("Hush up!")
• Sand at Pebble Beach, maybe
• Golf course hazard
• Box in
• Bear snare
• Capture
• Ambush
• Use a ruse on
• Help in hunting
• It may be sprung
• Golf course pitfall
• Deadfall, e.g.
• Set up
• Word that can follow the ends of 18-, 25-, 43- and 58-Across
• Lobster catcher
• Fairway hazard
• Driving hazard?
• Animal catcher
• Weapon of mouse destruction?
• U-shaped section of a pipe
• Rat catcher
• Sandy hazard
• Spider web, say
• CATCHER
• Clay pigeon hurler
• Speed ___
• Game catcher
• Catch
• Device that's sprung
• Ensnare
• Mouse-catching device
• Get into a corner
• Duffer's worry
• Clay-pigeon hurler
• Golfer's bane
• Clay-pigeon thrower
• Catch unawares
• Drain protection
• Green guarder
• Golf-course hazard
• Lint grabber
• Attractive device?
• Weapon of mouse destruction
• It's sometimes fallen into
• Word with "bear" or "sand"
• Corner
• U-shaped section of pipe
• It's catchy
• Catch using trickery
• Catch with cunning
• Duffer's dread
• Last word in the title of a Lindsay Lohan film
• What the sand at Pebble Beach is
• "The Parent ___" (1961)
• Catch in a sting
• "The Parent ___"
• Door type
• Word with "speed" or "sand"
• Word with "bear" or "sand"
• Mouth that needs to be shut?
• Web, to bugs
• Drainpipe feature
• Force into a corner
• Part reversal?
• Sting operation, basically
• Word with "bear" or "booby"
• Word with "fly" or "clap"
• Gridiron play
• Baited device
• Word with fly or speed
• Word with fly or clap
• Word with rat or mouse
• Word with fly or bear
• Two-wheeled carriage
• Lint or lobster collector
• Golfing hazard
• Under-the-sink item
• A device for catching animals
• Snag
• Speed ___
• Big mouth, slangily
• Sink part
• It may be set to catch a speeder
• Hunter's device
• Spider web, essentially
• Sand bunker
• Plumbing feature
• Plumbing pipe feature
• Hidden obstacle
• Sink plumbing piece
• Hazard in golf
• Lint catcher
• Door without a knob, say
• Lobster pot, e.g.
• Bushwhack
• Springs
• Surround from all sides
• Burrowing arthropods
• "The Parent ___" (1961)
• Word with "sand" or "speed"
• Sink pipe feature
• Corner, in a way
• Cheese holder
• Fairway feature
• Waste catcher
• Waste catcher
• "The Parent ___" ('61 film)
• Golfer's concern
• Silents-serial plot device
• Ruse
• Police setup
• Danger at Augusta National
• Colonial policeman
• Fairway sight
• Golf bunker
• Golfer's problem
• Catch red-handed
• Web
• Clay pigeon flinger
• Clay pigeon launcher
• Mouth, informally
• Device for catching animals
• Make escape impossible for
• Sprung thing
• Mouth, so to speak
• Sand on a golf course
• Golf-green guarder
• Device to catch mice
• Acquire pelts
• Word after sand or speed
• Word before door
• It may be laid or set
• It is set to catch
• Duffer's hazard
• Web, to a fly
• Sucker bet
• Crab pot, e.g.
• Captain von ___ (musical role)
• Bit of trickery
• "The Parent ___" (1961 film)
• "Shut yer ___!"
• Part of a drain
• Sand at Pebble Beach
• Setup
• Hunter's setting
• Woods hazard?
• What a lobster may fall into
• Game strategy?
• Aid for catching a mouse
• Sting operation, essentially
• Pie hole
• Golf course obstacle
• Trickster's stratagem
• Skeet launcher
• Dark igneous rock
• Rubinstein, in chess
• Tourist ___
• Trick
• Web, to flies
• Thing to spring
• It may be set in the woods
• Bit of deception
• Chess maneuver
• Lawyer's clever question, say
• Duffer's headache
• Sting, perhaps
• Augusta obstacle
• Duffer's sandy challenge
• Where to use a wedge
• Word after speed or sand
• Spiderweb, e.g.
• Dangerous deception
• Drain feature
• See 49-Across
• Ambusher's setup
• Deceitful lure
• Run a sting operation on
• Links obstacle
• Snare in a web
• Melodrama predicament
• Entangle
• Pie hole relative
• Unfortunate destination for a tee shot
• Bad thing to walk into
• Sting, essentially
• Door in the floor
• Critter catcher
• Sneaky stratagem
• Sandy fairway spot
• Sandy golf hazard
• Bate
• Capture by surprise
• Spiderweb, to a fly
• Sand, in golf
• Catch by stratagem
• Keddah, e.g.
• Win at cat-and-mouse
• Something bad to walk into
• Ensnare by trickery
• Booby ___
• Cage
• Deadfall
• Sink feature
• "The Parent ___" (movie)
• Movie "The Parent ___"
• "The Parent ___" (film)
• "The Parent ___" (Disney film)
• It can catch a mouse
• Disney film, "The Parent ___"
• Lobster holder
• Sneaky way to catch something
• Catch-y item?
• Device for catching mice
• Cure song to fall into?
• Cure song they caught a bear in?
• U2 "Bass ___"
• Catch-22 INXS song (with "The")?
• U2 fell into a "Bass" one
• Ratt "I know this rat's caught in her ___"
• Boomtown Rats "Rat ___"
• Catch-22 Biohazard song?
• Pony carriage
• Cakehole (slang)
• Crosspiece put over hole in floor
• Gin? Some coming up
• Light horse-drawn carriage
• Vehicle part replaced
• Catch the part that breaks
• Component to raise catch
• Bunker some go back into
• Catch a blow on the back of the foot
• It's worse for a mouse than for a greyhound
• Go up, 22 20
• Gin
• Vehicle hard to get out of?
• Measure piece the wrong way, making hole in floor?
• Kisser's repellent organ
• A snare to race out of?
• There may be a catch in it
• Knock around the railhead in a carriage
• Catch an unwary rat on the piano
• Unsuitable part you wouldn't want to get into
• Catch and knock out a redhead!
• Vehicle turns over, but not altogether
• Return some you catch
• Catch with an outright blow
• Device to catch prey
• Pitfall for member when rising
• Gin finds the mouth
• Catch some on return
• Leave no escape
• Carriage in ambush
• Snare - mouth
• Return of piece to go with 23
• Corner portion turned over
• See 19 across
• Gin found in the orchestra pit
• See 22
• Pipe bend
• Spot for a sand wedge
• "The Tender ___" (1955 movie)
• Deceptive stratagem
• Course obstacle
• Tomb raider's concern
• Game strategy?
• Pipe segment prone to clogs
• Device triggered by a tripwire
• Catcher's implement
• Ant-lion pit, e.g.
• See 13
• Means of transport, sometimes sprung
• Hidden danger in role reversal
• See 1
• A bit overcome by trick
• Catch last post and raising of standard
• Catch some in retreat
• See 10
• See 24
• Leave, going uphill in carriage
• Role reversal in carriage
• Catch in revolutionary role
• Hidden danger for Tory leader taking blame
• Go up with catch
• Mouth needing bit pulled up
• Drivers try to avoid this carriage
• Catch in a snare
• Illegal baseball catch
• Vehicle difficult to get out of?
• Lobster-catching device
• Device to catch a mouse
• Booby ___ (pitfall)
• Sand surrounded by greenery?
• Chinese finger ___ (type of practical joke)
• Quicksand pit, e.g.
• Leave no escape for
• Place for a sand wedge
• Hem in
• Catching strategy
• Green guard
• Snare for retreating section
• Spiderweb, essentially
• Bad destination for a tee shot
• But a greyhound can get out of it
• No-way-out situation
• Sucker deal
• Catch with a right and knock out
• Sting, e.g.
• See 26
• Replacement part for a vehicle
• Mouse's hazard
• Place for a bunker rake
• Green neighbor, at times
• Bear woe
• Headline? / Snare
• Some standing in the vehicle
• Exterminator's gadget
• Lobsterer's need
• Under-the-sink assembly
• Mouse-catching device with a spring
• Sand ___ (golf hazard)
• Place to wield a wedge
• Word after "sand" or "tourist"
• Something under the sink
• Chess ruse
• Golfer's obstacle
• Something you don't want to fall into
• Bad thing to fall for
• Hidden hazard
• Style of hip-hop music
• One is hidden in "orchestra pit"
• Device that catches mice
• Catch only in part?
• Spiderweb, for one
• Setup for a police sting
• Lobster holder?
• Spiderweb, for example
• Crab snagger
• Cakehole
• Green guardian
• After the pony, it may suggest a greyhound
• Part of this clue backward
• Word after "sand" or "steel"
• Word after "thirst" or "tourist"
• Latin ___ (hip-hop offshoot)
• Catch and knock out with a right!
• Slang for drug house
• Bunker on a course
• Golfer's challenge
• Ambush, e.g.
• Capturing device
• Some turn to gin
• Could you catch a greyhound in one?
• Subtle stratagem
• Catch in a web
• Trick, in a way
• Something for a mouse to avoid
• Venus fly ___
• Treasure hunter's hindrance
• Sport shooting variety
• Word after "tourist" or before "door"
• Hip-hop subgenre
• Tough-to-get-out-of situation
• Good thing for a mouse to avoid
• Music style from Atlanta
• Word before "beat" or "door"
• Something a clever detective sets
• Sneakily capture
• Lobster pot, for example
• Big ol' mouth
• Hip-hop subgenre in Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road"
• For a start, a dog may be in one!
• Green hazard
• Bunker
• Vehicle hard to get out of?
• Hip hop genre
• A snare to race out of?
• Something to avoid falling into
• Word with shoot or door
• Hip-hop subgenre pioneered by Gucci Mane
• Lex Luger music genre
• "It's a ___, don't fall for it"
• Leave no way out
• Lure tenor with type of music
• Word after "tourist" or "booby"
• Word with sand or tourist
• Mouse ___ (board game)
• Word after "speed" or "steel"
• Trick question, e.g.
• Genre of Ariana Grande's "7 Rings"
• Back into a corner
• Hunter's construction
• Yapper
• Word following sand or steel
• Box in, perhaps
• Dangerous thing for a mouse
• Catch in a cage
• Where a wedge may be used
• Bad thing to be caught in
• Word after "sand" or "grease"
• "Home Alone" hazard