Crossword Clue: Call for repetition
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- ___ performance
- Apt rhyme for "more"
- Added number
- Added numbers?
- Additional number
- Additional performance
- Audience cry
- Audience demand
- Audience request
- Audience sHOut
- Audience's appeal
- Audience's call
- Audience's request
- Audience's shout
- Bis
- Bis!
- Again
- "Again!"
- Again!
- "Again! Again!"
- Balladeer's bonus
- Bonus from the band
- Bonus of a sort
- Bonus performance
- Bonus piece
- Bonus song at a concert
- Frequent concert ender
- Demanding shout
- Concert bonus
- Concert call
- Concert cry
- Concert extra
- Concert finale
- Concert finale, often
- Concert hall cry
- Concert request
- Concert's bonus song
- Cheer for Scotto
- It may follow a bow
- It may follow cries of "Bravo!"
- Final number at a concert, often
- Final song at a concert, often (... first 4)
- Encouraging cheer
- Encouraging concert hall cry
- End-of-concert shout that means "More songs!"
- End piece?
- It's music to a musician's ears
- "I want to hear more!"
- Cable movie channel
- Call for more
- Call for repetition
- Gift to an audience
- Call to Carreras
- Callback
- "Do it again!"
- Euphemism for "rerun," nowadays
- Cry after a stunning performance
- Cry for another piece
- Cry for more
- Cry from the crowd
- Curtain call?
- Curtain call
- Curtain call cry
- Carnegie Hall cry
- Extra couple of numbers?
- Extra number
- Extra numbers?
- Extra piece
- Extra rendition
- Extra song at the end of a concert
- Come again
- "Keep going!"
- 'Keep singing!'
- Set of unprepared material, perhaps
- Number that's added?
- Number that's added
- Ovation call
- Ovation elicitation
- Ovation result, perhaps
- Ovation's demand
- "Play another song!"
- Play it again!
- "Play it again, Sam!"
- "Play more!"
- "Play more music!"
- 'Play more!'
- "Play something else!"
- Plea to Pavarotti
- Musical bonus
- Shout after a tour de force
- Shout after the band leaves the stage
- Shout at a concert
- Shout at the end of a virtuoso performance
- Literally, French for "again"
- Last musical number, often
- Once more!
- Once more
- Possible follower of a bravo
- Post-finale song
- Post-performance performance
- Recital bonus
- Recital finale
- Recital plus
- One last song
- "One more song!"
- "One more time!"
- One more time
- Performance bonus
- Performance extension
- Performance extra
- Performer's thrill
- Repeat number
- Repeat performance
- "Let's hear more!"
- Repeated performance demanded by an audience
- Repetition
- Request at the concert's end
- Request for more
- Request for Sam?
- Request from a happy audience
- Request from an impressed audience
- Rerun
- Rerun of a telecast
- Opera call
- Opera fan's shout
- Product of applause
- 'More!'
- More!
- "More!"
- "More!" at a concert
- "More! More!"
- Theater cry
- Theatre-goer's call for more
- "Waterloo," in "Mamma Mia!"
- Word shouted during applause
- Word that's shouted after a band leaves the stage
- "We want more!," at a concert
- "Sing another one!"
- ''Sing more!''
- 'Sing some more!'
- Sister channel of Starz
- Stage comeback?
- Unscheduled performance
- Second coming
- Second coming?
- Second set, say
- Starz ___ (cable channel)
Recent Usage of Call for repetition in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - March 31, 1982