Crossword Clue Game

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  1. The challah for the new year.
  2. How to sing “Row Your Boat.”
  3. The shape with no angles.
  4. “_____ of applause.”
  5. With “up”; use next highest even number.
342
  1. The shape of a TUIT
  2. Table for knights
  3. Fighting interval
  4. Robin that accounts for all players
  5. Disposal file shape
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ROUND

  1. Fight fraction
  2. Completes a restaurant chain from The Ground
  3. Pi shape
  4. A theater might be in it
  5. Algonquin table configuration
344

Ooh. I vote for this one.

345

This is getting tougher, since almost all the clues are decent. However, after some thought, the one which most appealed to me was ”wrong hole for a square peg” by needscoffee. Congratulations all, for some excellent answers.

346

Thanks! There were a lot of good ones. (I laughed at The shape of a TUIT by @Knowed_Out.)

New word:

TIGHT

347
  1. How a miser holds his wallet.
  2. If her lips are this, she’ll keep your secret.
  3. Turn a bolt right for this outcome.
  4. My BFF and I are like this.
  5. An aerialist walk this kind of rope.
348
  1. A type of wad
  2. How to hold on to your dreams per ELO
  3. A schedule with very little leeway
  4. Your white underwear may be this?
  5. The end of football
349
  1. Close-knit
  2. One syllable pronounced means cool. Two syllables pronounced means really cool.
  3. Sitting method
  4. State of Dick’s hatband
  5. Ideal condition of a drum
350
  1. Half a pair of leggings?
  2. Wallenda family rope descriptor
  3. Way to sleep, in a bedtime rhyme
  4. Adjective for skinny jeans
  5. How Suzie wore her dresses, in a 1972 Elton John hit
351
  1. To get drunk, not get loose
  2. Part of drum simile
  3. Thrifty, tense or taut
  4. End in American football (and formerly in Canada)
  5. Good to hold me, bad on a budget
352
  1. With “air,” sealed
  2. Slightly tipsy
  3. A secure nut?
  4. Kind of game
  5. Scroogelike
353

What does this refer to? (I must be missing something easy)

354

Think of a nut and a bolt. You screw the nut onto the bolt, until it is secure–that is, tight.

It’s a play on the multiple meanings of “nut.” Most people might automatically jump to the edible kind, such as peanuts, cashews, and similar. Few, I’d imagine, would automatically jump to the fastener. But a secure nut on its bolt, is indeed “tight.”

355

Righty-tighty, lefty-loosey. Meaning, to tighten a screw, turn it right. To loosen it, turn it left.

356

Funny, I didn’t think of the edible kind for your clue. I thought there was a hidden meaning I wasn’t seeing.

357

Your nuts might be secure in your tighty-whities too. :grin:

358

Boy, everybody’s were very good. (And @Spoons was even seasonal!) But I’m going to pick @FastDan1 as the winner for

Your turn, @FastDan1!

359

You didn’t like my other two? :crazy_face:

Let’s try COACH

360
  1. The cheap seats on a plane.
  2. With “stage”; Old West mass transport.
  3. The team has one; so does 3rd base.
  4. Leather brand; specialty is purses.
  5. Nelson TV series, 1989-97