Crossword Clue: "Is there a point to all this?"

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• +
• "...?"
• &
• "__ how!"
• "__ that's that!"
• "__ your point is . . .?"
• ". . . ___ a bottle of rum"
• "... ___ a bottle of rum"
• "___ a partridge in a pear tree"
• "___ another thing ..."
• "___ away we go!"
• ''___ away we go!''
• "___ baby makes three"
• "___ how!"
• "___ I" Boxcar Racer
• "___ I Love Her" (Beatles hit)
• "___ I quote ..."
• "... ___ Justice for All" (Pacino flick)
• "... ___ Justice for All." (Pacino flick)
• "... ___ scene!" (concluding words)
• ___ so forth
• ". . . ___ so say all of us!"
• ''... ___ so say all of us!''
• "___ so to bed"
• "___ that's final!"
• Bar ___ grill
• "___ the Oscar goes to ..."
• "___ then I said . . ."
• "___ then I said..."
• "___ This Is My Beloved," song from "Kismet"
• " . . . ___ to the Republic . . . "
• Ampersand
• Ampersand's meaning
• "___ we're back"
• "___ when you smile for the camera"
• ____ how!
• ____ I Love Her Beatles hit
• ____ I Love Her
• "____ Now Tomorrow"
• ____ so forth
• "Batman ___ Robin" (1997 movie starring George Clooney)
• "Another thing ... "
• Anthem word 5
• Anticipatory question
• A "little word" in charades
• "Anything else?"
• Beatles "___ I Love Her"
• ''Anything else?''
• Beatles "___ Your Bird Can Sing"
• "Anything more to say?"
• "Beauty ___ the Beast"
• A word between partners
• Bed ___ breakfast
• Besides.
• Besides
• As well as
• As well
• "Add to that . . ."
• Adding word
• Addition word
• Additionally
• ''After that . . . ?''
• Black ___ blue
• Avenged Sevenfold "___ All Things Will End"
• B & B part?
• "Bad ___ Boujee" (#1 hit for Migos)
• Along with
• Also.
• "Also . . ."
• Also
• Bonding agent
• "Bonnie ____ Clyde"
• Bonnie's link with Clyde?
• Bonnie's tie with Clyde?
• "Alvin ___ the Chipmunks: The Road Chip"
• Alvin ___ the Chipmunks
• Boolean logic operator
• Boolean operation word
• Boolean operator
• "Fourscore ___ seven years . . . "
• "Grace ___ Frankie" (Netflix sitcom with Lily Tomlin and Jane Fonda)
• "Grace ___ Frankie" (Netflix sitcom)
• Cause ___ effect
• Grammatical connector
• Dave Matthews "Under the Table ___ Dreaming"
• "Dumb ___ Dumber To" (2014 movie)
• "Dumb ___ Dumber To"
• Franks ___ beans
• Bound ___ determined
• Duo #2. continues
• Hit ___ run (baseball play)
• Interrogator's prompt
• Hit - run play link
• Far-away connection
• Far-away connection?
• Far-away connector
• Far-away filler?
• Far-away link
• Far-away link?
• Common conjunction
• Common connection
• Common connective
• Common connector
• Common joiner
• Common link
• Common operator
• Common tie
• Common word
• Companion of “or.”
• Companions' separator?
• Companions' separator
• Frequent joiner
• Frequent joiner?
• Easter prayer part 4
• "Fear ___ Saturday Night" (2015 Ryan Bingham album)
• Breaking ___ entering
• "... is that all?"
• "Is there a point to all this?"
• ''Is there more?''
• "... is there more?"
• "Is there more to the story?"
• "Is there more?"
• "Is there something more?"
• "Ebony ___ Ivory" (McCartney/Wonder #1 hit)
• Computer gate
• ''Isn't there more to the story?''
• "Isn't there more to the story?"
• Concluding with
• Fun-games link?
• It connects things
• Charades "little word"
• Hooters "___ We Danced"
• It divided Martin from Lewis
• It forms links
• "Further ..."
• 'Further ...'
• Further
• "Furthermore ..."
• "Furthermore . . ."
• Furthermore.
• "Furthermore ... "
• "Furthermore..."
• Furthermore
• Conjunction
• "Conjunction Junction" word
• Conjunction.
• Conjunctive word
• Few ___ far between
• Connecting word
• Connection of this puzzle
• Connective
• Connective word
• Connective.
• Connector of partners
• Connector of the quip
• Connector that completes a phrase made from the starts of the three longest across answers
• Connector
• It indicates more
• It joins in a sentence
• "Guys ___ Dolls"
• It makes a lot of connections
• It makes connections
• Hot ___ bothered
• Brother Cane "___ Fools Shine On"
• Elicitor's question
• "Continue ..."
• It may come between partners
• It may come between partners?
• Conversational prompt
• It often comes between partners?
• It often comes between partners
• It separated Martin from Lewis
• It separates the lead singer from the band?
• "Halt ___ Catch Fire" (AMC series)
• Coordinating conjunction
• Fine ___ dandy
• "Didn't you leave out something ...?"
• Hand ___ foot (totally)
• First __ goal (gridiron situation)
• "Diners, Drive-Ins, ___ Dives" (Food Network show)
• "Hansel ____ Gretel"
• First-goal link
• "But wait, there's more ..."
• Counting Crows "August ___ Everything After"
• English connection
• First word of an Agatha Christie title
• "Harold ____ Maude"
• Fish ___ chips
• "I don't kiss ___ tell"
• Fish-chips connector
• Fish-chips link
• Couple maker
• "I should care why?"
• Its symbol contains itself at the end
• Flesh ___ blood
• Flesh-blood link
• Flesh-bone connector?
• "Jack ___ Jill" (2011 Adam Sandler comedy that won the Razzie for Worst Picture)
• "Do continue ..."
• "Do go on ..."
• Gin ___ tonic
• Clause connector
• Clause intro
• Clause joiner
• "I'm supposed to care ... why, exactly?"
• Et, across the English Channel
• Et or y
• "Et" translated
• Et
• Impatient listener's prompt
• Impatient one's prompt
• Impatient one's question
• Impatient question
• "Crimson ___ Clover"
• Important connection?
• "Cross my heart ___ hope to die"
• "Can't you tell me the rest of it?"
• "Jem ___ the Holograms" (upcoming movie)
• GnR "Live ___ Let Die"
• "In addition . . ."
• In addition to
• In addition
• "Don't forget about ..."
• ''Go on . . .''
• "... go on"
• "Go on ... "
• "Go on . . . "
• "Go on . . .?"
• "Go on ..."
• ''Go on ...''
• ''Go on''
• "Go on"
• "Go on..."
• "Go on . . ."
• "Go on. . ."
• In Spanish, it's y
• Car ___ Driver
• "Goad on ..."
• "Exodus: Gods ___ Kings"
• Inclusive conjunction
• Inclusive word
• Down ___ out
• Joining word
• Dr. Seuss's "Bartholomew ___ the Oobleck"
• Here-there connection
• Here-there connector?
• Indication of things to come?
• Drag ___ drop
• Josie ___ the Pussycats
• Fair ___ square
• Fair-square link
• Sentence extender
• Sentence linker
• "Sticks ___ stones ..."
• ''Not to mention . . .''
• "Not to mention ..."
• "Not to mention . . ."
• Not to mention
• Serbia-Montenegro divider?
• Most common conjunction
• Most common joiner
• Too
• "Keep talking ..."
• Or's go-with
• Or's opposite
• "That's not all . . . "
• "That's the whole story?"
• Some Boolean-logic operators
• Our remembrance day quote begins
• Now __ then (occasionally)
• Now ___ then (occasionally)
• Now ___ then (sometimes)
• Now ___ then
• "While we're on the topic..."
• Now-then connection
• Now-then connector
• The Beatles' "___ I Love Her"
• The Beatles' "_____ I Love Her"
• The birds ___ the bees
• Robbie's grace continues
• "Rock ___ Roll All Nite"
• Nuts-bolts connector
• The "et" of et cetera
• Track ___ field
• "The Fast ___ the Furious"
• The Hooters "___ We Danced"
• Play hide ___ seek
• "The King ____ I"
• "Romeo ____ Juliet"
• Pair link, perhaps
• Paired with
• Pair's connector
• Kiss ___ make up
• Kiss "C'mon ___ Love Me"
• Kiss "Rock ___ Roll Over"
• "Please continue!"
• Likewise
• Song from "A Chorus Line"
• Musical movement: Abbr.
• Song in "A Chorus Line"
• Quip, part 3
• "Plus . . . "
• Plus, in a sentence
• Plus
• Sonny/Cher separation?
• "The point being . . . ?"
• "The point being . . .?"
• "The point being?"
• "The point being ...?"
• Trial ___ error
• Quotation: Part II
• Quote, part 4
• R ___ R (leave)
• Short ___ sweet
• "... with liberty ___ justice for all"
• "The result being...?"
• Link letters?
• Linking word
• Oft-used coupler
• Tried-true connector
• "Me ___ My Shadow"
• The second A of AWACS
• With
• Radar part
• Point-__-click mouse
• Point-___-click
• Point-click link
• "Wait, there's more ..."
• "Wait, there's more"
• "Wait, there's more ... "
• Trinidad ___ Tobago
• "The significance being ...?"
• ''The significance being . . . ?''
• Trio joiner
• "Parks ___ Recreation" (Amy Poehler sitcom)
• "Parks ___ Recreation"
• "Troilus ___ Cressida"
• Part 10 of a Canada Day quote
• Part 3 of the quote
• Part 9 of today's quote
• Part four of our message
• "Naked ___ Afraid" (Discovery Channel show)
• Rain cats ___ dogs
• Rain cats ____ dogs
• Run hot ___ cold
• "Raining cats ___ dogs"
• 'The upshot being...?'
• "Ladies ___ gentlemen, ..."
• Soup- ___ -fish (gent's evening garb)
• Part of a long sentence
• Rambler's word
• "Little word" in charades
• "Live ___ learn"
• Part of etc.
• Part of Q&A
• Rather slow: Mus. abbr.
• Part two of the quote
• Popular connector
• Popular go-between
• Popular joiner
• Partner of or, sometimes
• Partners' go-between
• Partnership word
• On-off connection
• On-off connector
• "On top of that . . ."
• Last will ___ testament
• Pat ___ Mike jokes
• Laurel-Hardy go-between
• Laurel/Hardy separator
• Law ____ order
• "Law ____ Order"
• Middle word of a children's game
• PBJ filling?
• "One more thing . . ."
• "One more thing ..."
• New ___ improved
• Peanut butter ___ jelly
• "Love ___ Marriage"
• Nip-tuck coupler
• REO Speedwagon "___ I'm gonna keep on lovin' you"
• Prevalent word in this puzzle
• "Pride ___ Prejudice"
• "Phineas ___ Ferb"
• Life-death connection
• Lightning-thunder connector
• ''Or'' partner
• Prompter's query
• "Not only that..."
• "Not only that ... "
• Not only that
• "Moreover ..."
• "Moreover..."
• Moreover
• "War ____ Peace"
• "... then what?"
• "Then what ...?"
• "Then what happened?"
• 'Then what happened?'
• "Then what?"
• "Then?"
• Word before last item of some lists
• "There's more . . ."
• "There's more, right?"
• "There's more ..."
• "Was that all?"
• Word before the backing band's name
• Word between two ages
• Word in every theme entry
• Word in many law firm names
• Word in many law-firm names
• Word in partnerships
• Word in the name of many duos
• Word often shortened to its middle letter
• "Surely there's more to the story?"
• Word represented by an ampersand
• Word sometimes elided to its middle letter
• Salinger's "Franny __ Zooey"
• Word that creates links
• Word that links
• Simple connector
• "Twist ___ Shout" (Beatles hit)
• "Save Rock ___ Roll" (Fall Out Boy album)
• This ___ that
• "This matters ... why?"
• This-that connector
• Writer gets a connection
• St. Kitts ____ Nevis
• What an ampersand means
• Through thick ___ thin
• What "+" can mean
• Talking Heads: "___ She Was"
• What comes between partners?
• "Stand ____ Deliver"
• "What else...?"
• "What else?"
• Y, et or und
• Y, in the Yucatán
• Y, in Yucatan
• Y : Spanish :: ___ : English
• What happened next?
• "What happened next?"
• Slow, in music: Abbr.
• What '+' may mean
• What "&" means
• What 'n' may mean
• "What next?"
• "Time ___ time again ..."
• What "&" represents
• What separates Romeo from Juliet?
• What separates the lead singer from the band?
• "Yes?"
• “Yes, ___” (principle in improv)
• Tea ___ crumpets
• "Tea ___ Sympathy"
• "Tea --- Sympathy"
• Start of an afterthought
• What the puzzle's eight longest answers have in common
• "You ___ what army?"
• Up-___-coming (showing promise)
• Up-coming connection
• Up-coming connector
• Up-coming link
• You-I link
• ''What's more''
• "What's more ..."
• "What's more . . ."
• "What's more..."
• What's more . . .
• "What's more"
• What's more
• "What's the rest of the story?"
• "What's the rest?"
• "You were saying ...?"
• "You were saying?"
• "You were saying ..."
• Wheel-deal link
• "Tell me more ..."
• "Tell me more!"
• "Tell the rest of it . . ."
• "Us ___ Them" (Pink Floyd classic)
• To ___ fro
• "Your point being?"
• "Your point being ...?"
• "Your point being . . .?"
• "Your point being . . . ?"
• "Your point being...?"
• ''Your point being?''
• "... your point is?"
• "Your point is?"
• ". . . your point is?"
• "Your point is ...?"
• To boot
• "To continue ..."
• "Snow White ___ the Huntsman" (2012 Kristen Stewart/Charlize Theron film)
• Together with
• "So...?"
• "So . . .?"
• "So ...?"
• "So?"
• So-so center
• So-so center?
• So-so connection
• So-so connection?
• So-so filler?
• So-so link
• So-so link?
• So-so separator
• So-so separator?
• "So then what?"
• "So, this means ...?"
• "So what?"
• "So your point is ...?"
• "Sense ___ Sensibility" (Emma Thompson/Kate Winslet film based on an Austen novel)
• "Sense ___ Sensibility"

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