“➡___ Jude, 1968 song by The Beatles: Hey

➡A compliment may boost it: Ego

➡Arch of the spectrum: Rainbow

➡Big ___! (expression of respect): Ups

➡Body part you may wiggle: Toe

➡Body that supervises an industry: Regulator

➡Business suit accessory: Tie

➡Cause to last longer for desire: Prolong

➡C’est la ___: Vie

➡Circumference segment; curved line: Arc

➡Condensation on lawns in the morning: Dew

➡Declare to be false: Deny

➡Do background checks on: Vet

➡Don’t you ____!: Dare

➡Dream phase of sleep, briefly: Rem

➡Fresh from the shower: Wet

➡Give up what might have value in insurance: Surrender

➡Grab with a toothpick: Stab

➡If I Ran the ___ (Dr. Seuss book): Zoo

➡Intuitive type of reaction: Gut

➡Keep a ___ profile: Low

➡Like meds that don’t need a prescription (abbr.): Otc

➡Lose sleep over: Fret

➡Obligatory, mandatory; required by rule: Compulsory

➡Part of the eye that a fish doesn’t have: Lid

➡Quiet, please …: Shh

➡Removal of an organ to another body: Transplant

➡Situation after a sunburn: Tan

➡Six-legged colony member: Ant

➡Soap residue in a bathtub: Scum

➡Spinning part of a car: Axle

➡Supermarket vehicle; e-commerce icon: Cart

➡Test by lifting and balancing: Heft

➡The answer’s of no importance!: Irrelevant

➡The Marvelous ___ Maisel (Amazon dramedy): Mrs

➡They’re cashed at banks for one’s salary: Paychecks

➡Thing That We Operate With Both Hands: Big brass: Tuba

➡Thing That We Operate With Both Hands: Club sport: Golf

➡Thing That We Operate With Both Hands: Crop gatherer: Harvester

➡Thing That We Operate With Both Hands: Farm hauler: Tractor

➡Thing That We Operate With Both Hands: Girder lifter: Crane

➡Thing That We Operate With Both Hands: Grasscutter: Mower

➡Thing That We Operate With Both Hands: Metal wind instrument: Saxophone

➡Thing That We Operate With Both Hands: Violin cousin: Cello

➡Thing That We Operate With Both Hands: Wool clippers: Shears

➡To explain with pictures: Illustrate

➡Unwanted derivatives of an industrial process: Byproducts

➡very positive reply: Absolutely

➡Winter coat lining: Fur

➡Writers of book-length storylines: Novelists
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