Crossword Clue: "___ the Rainbow" ("The Wizard of Oz" tune)

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Possibly related crossword clues for ""___ the Rainbow" ("The Wizard of Oz" tune)"

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• 1964 Dave Clark Five song "Glad All ___"
• __ and done with
• ''__ the Rainbow''
• "__ the Rainbow"
• " . . . ___ a four-leaf clover"
• ___ and done with (ended)
• ___ and done with
• "___ and out"
• ___ and out
• "___ and out!"
• ___ easy (eggs order)
• ___ easy
• "___ here!"
• "___ my dead body!" ("Never!")
• "___ my dead body!"
• ___-the-counter (non-prescription)
• ___-the-counter (not sold by prescription)
• ___-the-counter stocks
• ___-the-counter
• "___ the fence is out"
• ___-the-hill
• ___ the hill (no longer young)
• ___ the hill (old)
• ___ the hill (past one's prime)
• ___ the hill
• ___ the Hills and Far Away
• "___ the hills and far away"
• ___ the moon (delighted)
• ___ the moon (thrilled)
• ''___ the Rainbow''
• "___ the Rainbow," 1939 song
• " ___ the Rainbow"
• "___ the Rainbow" (Judy Garland song)
• "___ the Rainbow" (song from "The Wizard of Oz")
• "___ the Rainbow" ("The Wizard of Oz" tune)
• "___ the Rainbow"
• ___ the top
• ___-the-top (extravagant)
• "___ there"
• ___ there
• Anagram for rove
• Ancient history
• "____ Forty"
• ____ the hill
• "____ There"
• Anew
• Another time
• A strike.
• A thing of the past
• A way to turn
• Before sleep or state
• Above partner
• Above
• Above's companion
• Above's partner
• Accomplished
• Bend ___ backwards
• Across
• Across the plate
• Between mind and matter
• Beyond
• At an end
• Atop
• Billy Joel "Blonde ___ Blue"
• Again
• "Awaiting your reply"
• ''Awaiting your reply''
• "Back to you"
• "Back to you," in CBspeak
• "Back to you," in radio talk
• ''Back to you'' in radiospeak
• "Back to you," on a walkie-talkie
• ''Back to you''
• Alice in Chains "___ Now"
• All __ again (one more time)
• "All ___," Albee play
• All ___ (done)
• All done
• All finished
• All through.
• All through
• All wrapped up
• Aloft
• Along the course of.
• Instruction at the bottom of a double-sided page
• CB segue
• CB sign-off
• CB word
• CBer's "Back to you"
• CBer's punctuation
• CBer's segue
• CBer's sign-off
• CBer's term
• CBer's word
• CBer's "Your turn"
• Dun
• "Grandma Got Run ___ by a Reindeer"
• During
• History, so to speak
• History
• Bowl or blow follower
• Dwarf by comparison
• Far from under
• "Boys ___ Flowers"
• Eagles "Get ___ It"
• Eagles "Hell Freezes ___"
• Greater than
• Frequent word from ham operators
• Complete
• Completed
• Completely done
• Completely ended
• From the top
• Certain wager
• "Bridge ___ Troubled Water"
• "It ain't ___ till the fat lady sings"
• Concluded
• Eggs __ easy
• Eggs ___ easy
• Eggs-order word
• Eggs order
• Charge or tax preceder
• Broken off
• Broken up
• Consummated
• [continued]
• [Continued on next page]
• Continued on the other side
• [continued on the other side]
• "Continued on the other side"
• Control tower word
• It may precede "copy"
• Hovering above
• Hovering
• Half a dozen deliveries
• Buddhist religious teacher
• Hall & Oates "Starting All ___ Again"
• Final Jimmy Eat World jam?
• Final Jimmy Eat World song?
• Ham operator's segue
• Ham operator's word
• Ham radio punctuation
• Ham radio term
• Ham word
• "Bullets ___ Broadway" (1994 Woody Allen movie)
• Hammy sign-off
• Ham's coda
• Ham's final word
• Ham's finale
• Ham's handoff
• Ham's punctuation
• Ham's relinquishing word
• Ham's sentence ender
• Ham's word?
• Ham's word
• Ham's "Your turn"
• Finis
• Hand-fist connection
• Hand-fist connector?
• Hand-fist connector
• Finished.
• Finished — as a remainder
• Finished for good
• Finished
• Finito
• Choice on a gambling line
• End of a walkie-talkie message
• End of a walkie-talkie transmission
• Ended
• Ended, as a TV show
• Ended or terminated
• "It's a little ___" (deli counter worker's comment at the scale)
• "It's all ___"
• "It's all ___ but the shouting"
• Chromeo "___ Your Shoulder"
• George Thorogood "Move It On ___"
• "I am so ___ that jerk!"
• "I am so ___ that"
• Discontinued
• "Get __ it!"
• By means of
• "Get ___ it" ("Time to move on")
• "Get ___ it!"
• "Get ___ yourself!"
• Get ____ it!
• Dispatcher's word
• Covering
• Having a surplus
• "I've finished," on a radio
• (Flip the page)
• "I'm ___ it"
• I'm ___ it" ("I've moved on")
• "I'm done talking," in radio-speak
• "I'm done talking," to a radio operator
• Florence and the Machine "Dog Days Are ___"
• Cricket term
• Canceled
• Cancelled
• Head ___ heels in love
• Head ___ heels
• Head-heels connector
• Crowded House "Don't Dream It's ___"
• In a managerial position to
• In a superior position, relatively
• "Eww, gross, no, we are soooo ___"
• Go ___ (exceed)
• Capital of Delaware
• Done.
• Done (with)
• Done with
• Done
• Done's partner
• In charge of
• In command of
• Cry ___ spilled milk
• In excess of
• "Don't cry ___ spilt milk"
• Exceeding
• "Don't Dream It's ___"
• Excessive
• "Don't Make Me ---"
• Football bet in which you want a lot of scoring
• In preference to
• In surplus
• In the past
• In the sky?
• In the strike zone
• For the duration of
• For the most part
• John Lennon "Happy Christmas (War Is ___)"
• John Lennon "Happy Xmas (War Is ___)"
• Cohan tune: ____ There
• Cohan's "___ There"
• Cohan's "---There"
• Cut off
• Extra
• Dreaded word on "The Price Is Right"
• High above
• High, as a guess
• Just a memory now
• Higher in authority
• Higher in rank
• Higher than
• "Come" or "take" starter
• Kaput
• Not under
• Like failed relationships
• Van Halen "The Dream is ___"
• Stones "It's All ___ Now"
• OTC part
• Key word #1
• Topping
• Settled
• Pull the wool ___ one's eyes
• Now wrapped up
• "Now, you speak"
• "Now you speak"
• Outranking
• Out's partner
• Out's sign-off partner
• The boss of
• Like past relationships
• Shania Twain's "Come On ___"
• "The Do-___" (2016 Adam Sandler comedy on Netflix)
• Kind of head
• Put one ___
• Oz, in relation to the rainbow
• Maroon 5 album "Hands All ___"
• "Roger, ___ and out!"
• "Roger, ___ and out"
• "Roger; ___ and out"
• ''Roger, ___ and out''
• "Roger and ___"
• Roger's companion
• Roger's partner
• Much-repeated word in air traffic control
• Page-bottom direction
• Page-bottom directive
• "The honeymoon is ___"
• Transcending
• Transmission closer
• Transmission ender
• Transmission ending
• King's X "___ My Head"
• Kiss "Rock and Roll ___"
• Of higher rank than
• "Somewhere ___ the rainbow ..."
• "Somewhere ___ the Rainbow"
• "Somewhere ___ the rainbow . . . "
• "Somewhere ____ the Rainbow"
• The O of PTO
• Wireless word
• Quip, part 5
• "The party's ___"
• " . . . the rain is ___ and gone"
• Sort of shoe
• "Oh, get ___ it!"
• Radio-message ender
• Radio message ending
• Radio operator's word
• "... without going ___"
• Radioer's "Back to you"
• Radioer's word
• Radioer's "Your turn"
• Walkie-talkie message ender
• Walkie-talkie message ending
• Walkie-talkie "punctuation"
• Walkie-talkie sign-off
• Walkie-talkie user's word
• Walkie-talkie word
• Part 5 today's quote
• OK Go "Get ___ It"
• Running long
• Rake ___ the coals
• Part of an order for eggs
• Melissa Etheridge "I Want to Come ___"
• Part of OTC
• Located above
• Lapsed
• Partner of above
• Partner of "done with"
• Partner of out
• Partner of "out"
• Partner of Roger
• "Message complete"
• ''Message complete''
• Message ending on a two-way radio
• On the high side, as a guess
• On top of
• Once ___ lightly
• Once again
• Once more or no more
• Once more
• Past caring about
• Past the scheduled stop time
• Past
• "One Flew ___ the Cuckoo's Nest"
• "One Flew ___ . . . "
• Look like death warmed ___
• Recovered from, as a cold
• Recovered from
• One more time
• Never ever ever getting back together with
• Lead-in for "sees" or "seas"
• Lead-in for sees or seas
• Redundant partner of "done with"
• Redundant partner of ''done with''
• Precedes shoot and match
• Mind ___ matter
• Mind ____ matter
• Mind-matter connector
• Mind-matter link
• Prefix for head or lap
• Relative of Roger
• One way to roll
• Lennon and Ono's "Happy Xmas (War Is ___)"
• No longer a fan of
• No longer bothered by
• No longer caring about
• No longer concerned about
• No longer disturbed by
• No longer emotionally invested in
• No longer enamored of
• No longer going on
• No longer happening
• No longer hooked on
• No longer hung up on
• No longer in doubt
• No longer in love with
• No longer interested in
• No longer into
• No longer invested in
• No longer mourning
• No longer obsessed by
• No longer obsessed with
• No longer pining for
• No longer stuck on
• No longer thinking about, as an ex
• No longer thinking about
• No more
• REO Speedwagon "___ the Edge"
• "Reply completed," to a ham operator
• ''Reply completed,'' to a ham operator
• Priestley's "Johnson ___ Jordan"
• "Not ___ You" (Gavin DeGraw song)
• "Moon ___ Miami," 1935 song
• "Moon ____ Miami"
• "Moon --- Miami"
• Opposite of under
• Make money hand ___ fist
• Not cool anymore
• Not interested in anymore
• More than.
• Not loving anymore
• More than — six balls
• More than
• Pilot's "Back to you"
• Woody Allen's "Bullets ___ Broadway"
• Word after bind or bend
• Word after blow or bowl
• Word after bowl or blow
• Word after "roger"
• Word at the bottom of a page, perhaps
• Word at the bottom of a page
• Word at the end of the end of walkie-talkie convos
• Turn ___ a new leaf
• Superior to, at work
• Superior to
• Superior
• Word before "the Rainbow" or "the moon"
• Word denoting excess
• Word ending a radio announcement
• [Turn the page]
• (Turn the page)
• Supervising
• Word in an eggs order
• Sign off for hams
• Word preceded by more
• Word preceding or following "lay"
• Spanning
• Word that ends radio messages
• Word to a C.B. operator
• Surpassing in rank
• Surpassing
• Surplus.
• Surplus word
• Surplus
• Word with ''active'' or ''drive''
• Word with cast and shadow
• Way to turn the page?
• Word with due or bearing
• Word with ''easy'' or ''a barrel''
• Word with eat or feed
• Word with land or seas
• Word with ''lord'' or ''board''
• Word with lord or board
• Word with night or sight
• Word with ''roger''
• Word with throw or turn
• Word with time or throw
• Two-way radio word
• Two-way-radio word
• "Things are tough all ___"
• Six balls, as a unit
• Six deliveries
• Take ___ (assume control)
• This puzzle's theme word
• Wrapped up
• Under's opposite
• Through all parts of
• Through with
• Through
• Throughout
• Start ___ (begin again)
• Start for do or due
• Seas or sees lead-in
• Time starter
• TC
• Start to take?
• Up above
• "You can talk now"
• Starter for lord or board
• Upon.
• You may read it before turning a page
• Upside down
• [see other side]
• (see other side)
• See other side
• When hell freezes ___
• "When hell freezes ___!"
• "Your turn"
• "Your turn, fellow trucker"
• "Your turn" in CB lingo
• "Your turn," in communications
• "Your turn," in radio lingo
• "Your turn," in radio talk
• "Your turn," in radiospeak
• ''Your turn,'' in radiospeak
• "Your turn," on a CB
• "Your turn," on a walkie-talkie
• "Your turn," on CBs
• "Your turn," to a CB-er
• "Your turn," to a CBer
• "Your turn" to a CBer
• "Your turn," to a walkie-talkie user
• "Your turn to speak"
• "Your turn to talk," on radio
• "Your turn to talk"
• "Your turn," via radio
• Terminated
• So last year, as a fad

Recent Usage of "___ the Rainbow" ("The Wizard of Oz" tune) in Crossword Puzzles

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