Referring Clues

• Sushi staple
• Sandwich filler
• Bumble Bee, e.g.
• Star-Kist product
• Melt ingredient
• Cape Cod catch
• Charlie, for one
• Kind of steak
• Florida catch
• Yellowfin, e.g.
• Fish in a melt
• Bluefin, e.g.
• Albacore
• Salade niçoise ingredient
• It may be served on 8-Down
• ___ sandwich
• Sandwich fish
• Fish in a salad
• Popular sandwich filler
• Another white meat
• Sushi fish
• Salade niçoise need
• Sushi selection
• Chicken of the Sea product
• Albacore or yellowfin
• Bluefin or yellowfin
• Sashimi selection
• Salad ingredient
• Casserole option
• ___ salad
• Main ingredient in tekka maki
• Deli sandwich choice
• Kind of melt
• Bluefin, for one
• Fish in a can
• Warm-blooded food fish
• Salad fish
• Melt fish
• Salad addition
• Charlie of commercial fame
• Sushi bar regular
• Horse mackerel
• Sushi choice
• Albacore, for one
• Albacore or skipjack
• Casserole fish
• Popular salad fish
• Skipjack or bluefin
• Dolphin-friendly ___
• ___ salad sandwich
• ___ melt
• Melt ingredient, maybe
• Nickname for football coach Bill Parcells
• Toro, in sushi bars
• Albacore, e.g.
• Deli salad fish
• Common cat food flavor
• Ahi, e.g.
• Canned fish
• Bluefin or yellowfin, e.g.
• 9Lives flavor
• Source of toro
• Charlie the ___ (StarKist spokesfish)
• Deli option
• Bluefin or bigeye
• StarKist fish
• Cat food flavoring
• Sushi roll fish
• Sushi offering
• ___ melt
• With 35 Across, sandwich stuff
• Sushi serving
• Omega-3 source
• Deli staple
• Source of omega-3
• Chicken of the Sea, e.g.
• Food fish
• Charlie of commercial fame, for one
• Yellowfin, for one
• Kind of salad or sandwich
• Skipjack or bluefin, e.g.
• Lunch fish
• Type of salad
• Popular lunch salad
• Sandwich filler, perhaps
• Popular salad
• Kind of salad
• Sandwich staple
• Bluefin
• Melt ingredient, often
• Salad type
• Salad option
• Bumble Bee offering
• Bluefin of the sea
• Type of sandwich
• Skipjack relative
• Charlie is its spokesfish
• Salad ingredient, sometimes
• Casserole staple
• Sandwich filling
• Casserole filler
• Fish for a casserole
• Kitten's treat
• 37-Across product
• Popular food fish
• ___ melt (sandwich)
• Large sea fish
• Seagoing steak source
• Hip Charlie, in ads
• Steak from the sea
• Albacore or bluefin
• Fish many eat for lunch
• Melt material
• Ni%C3%A7oise salad need
• Fancy Feast choice
• Niçoise salad need
• Sandwich favorite
• ____ melt
• Word before steak or sandwich
• Yellowfin or albacore
• Traditional casserole ingredient
• Tetrazzini ingredient, at times
• Tetrazzini ingredient, at times
• Sashimi choice
• Tetrazzini ingredient, at times
• Sushi-bar selection
• Melt base
• With 78-Across, fishy deli sandwich
• Melt ingredient, sometimes
• Fish found in melts
• Seafood serving
• Sandwich choice
• Fast-swimming fish
• Luncheon salad
• Ocean creature
• Fish for lunch?
• It can be canned in oil or water
• ___ fish salad
• Fish
• Skipjack or bigeye
• A sandwich filler
• Treat for Tabby
• With 46-Down, cheese-topped sandwich
• Sushi bar selection
• Filler for many sandwiches
• Sandwich fish?
• Skipjack, perhaps
• Hawaiian roll ingredient
• Casserole variety
• Most-consumed fish in the United States
• Most-consumed fish in the U.S.A.
• Type of fish or salad
• Fish served in a sandwich
• Sandwich option
• Tsukiji Fish Market staple
• ___ roll (sushi offering)
• Sashimi staple
• Game fish
• Yellow fin, e.g.
• Bonito
• Deep sea catch
• ___ casserole
• Popular sandwich ingredient
• Common food fish
• Sushi option
• Charlie reps it
• Pitch fish Charlie
• Sushi bar supply
• Bluefin or bonito
• Hobbes's favorite food in "Calvin and Hobbes"
• Fish in a casserole
• ___ fish sandwich
• Salad variety
• Popular melt meat
• Salad-plate scoopful
• Large food fish
• Bumble Bee product
• Ahi, but not mahi-mahi
• With 87-Across, fishy hero
• Mackerel relative
• Charlie the pitch fish
• Yellowtail, e.g.
• Charlie of TV ads, e.g.
• Cat food flavor
• Ingredient in some cat food
• StarKist product
• Casserole type
• Word with salad or melt
• Common melt ingredient
• Ahi, at sushi bars
• Marine fish
• Fish that's a sushi staple
• Fish in casseroles
• Fish in salade niçoise
• Skipjack, e.g.
• Deli fish
• ___ fish melt sandwich
• Charlie of the Sea, for one
• Fish used in salads
• Charlie of the Sea
• Large cask on top of a fish
• Fish for sandwiches
• Some unfortunate fish ...
• Head back with a fish
• Popular food fish for sandwiches
• Base for some casseroles
• Albacore in a can
• Popular fish dish
• Jack Casady band Hot ___
• Jefferson Airplane spinoff Hot ___
• Casady & Kaukonen band Hot ___
• Hot ___
• REO's "You Can Tune a Piano, But You Can't ___ Fish"
• Silverchair "___ in the Brine"
• Jorma Kaukonen band Hot ___
• "You Can Tune A Piano, But You Can't ___ Fish"
• Tunny
• Large edible fish
• It was less than fortunate in being caught
• Loaf brought round with a fish
• It was less than fortunate, being caught
• If you want fish, crack a nut!
• Fishy state for aunt to be in
• Swimmer a bit unfortunate to finish up in the can
• Yellow-finned fish
• (Meat of) large fish
• Tinned fish
• Large salt water fish
• Marine food fish
• Fish bounce ahead
• One crazy about fish?
• Round fruitcake served with a fish
• Toro, e.g.
• Swimmer's eccentric aunt
• Starkist's Charlie, for one
• Bumble Bee fish
• Pan-seared food fish
• Someone crazy about fish
• One Italian female pursues tons of fish
• A madman comes up for fish
• Fan backing a swimmer
• Fish in large barrel on top of aquarium
• Head brought over a large fish
• Fish, a freak, thrown back
• 252 gallons for a fish
• Common casserole ingredient
• Type of fish that includes albacore and skipjack
• Fish in some cat food
• Edible fish
• Tinned food?
• Popular fish for sandwiches
• It's strange for a nut to taste of fish!
• One with obsessive interest about fish
• Bluefin or albacore
• Tinned food fish
• Fish that's often described as being "dolphin-safe"
• StarKist's Charlie, e.g.
• Tow-headed girl, a beautiful swimmer
• Sushi bar fish
• "Chicken of the sea"
• Fish in some salads
• Fish in salads
• Animated Charlie, for one
• Common sandwich fish
• Fish in some subs
• Loaf brought back with a fish
• Tinned food
• "Chunk light" sandwich filler
• ___ steak
• Ahi, for one
• Deli salad ingredient
• Wrap filling
• Bonito's kin
• Fish in melts
• Ingredient in tekkamaki sushi
• Toon Charlie, memorably
• Fish in cat food
• Sushi ingredient
• "Chunk light" fish
• Melt layer
• A nut possibly tasting of fish
• Fish that cats like
• Sashimi option
• Fish in some melts
• "Yellowfin" fish
• Certain source of steak
• Omega-3-rich fish
• Fish variety
• Fish sometimes served tartare
• Sashimi fish
• Type of fish sandwich
• Fish type
• Fish frequently caught by newts
• Common ingredient in a poke bowl
• ___ salad (sandwich filling)
• Tekkamaki fish
• Ahi, at a sushi bar
• ___ melt (deli offering)
• Ahi or albacore
• Animated Charlie on a can
• "... piano, but you can't ___ fish" (classic joke punch line)
• Fish for a sandwich
• Sandwich filler, sometimes
• Fish between two pieces of bread
• Sandwich or salad type
• Yellowfin or albacore, e.g.
• Main ingredient in the Japanese dish tekkadon
• Fishy way to turn a nut
• Crack a nut and you can eat it
• Fishy sandwich filler
• Toro or shiro maguro, at a sushi bar
• Ahi or toro
• Fish in some onigiri
• Fancy Feast flavor
• Common catch
• Fish in a negitoro roll
• Casserole base
• Aroma that may induce meowing
• Fish that's often canned
• Popular sashimi fish
• Tekkadon fish
• Traditional fish in 44-Down
• Salade niçoise ingredient
• Poke bowl fish
• Common sushi fish
• Katsuobushi fish
• Fish on bread
• See 62-Down
• Bigeye, for one
• Fish in cakalang fufu
• Albacore fish
• Product auctioned at Tokyo's historic Tsukiji Market
• Brass instrument
• Spicy ___ roll
• Food that contains another food item backward
• Mas huni fish
• Certain salad base
• Fish in many melts
• Fish in a salade niçoise
• Mojama fish
• Negitoro fish
• Ingredient in a niçoise salad
• Yellowfin or bluefin
• Poke bowl ingredient
• Rihaakuru fish
• Temaki fish
• Niçoise salad need
• Solid white albacore
• Large vessel, one fish
• Protein in a niçoise salad
• Skipjack, for one
• Fish in niçoise salad
• Tsukiji market buy, perhaps