Crossword Clue: Drop-___ (unexpected guests)
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- -- and outs (intricacies)
- -- and outs
- 22-Acr. business
- __ and outs (intricacies)
- __ and outs: particulars
- __ and outs: peculiarities
- __ and outs
- ___ and outs (intricacies)
- ___ and outs (particulars)
- ___ and outs (practical details)
- ___ and outs
- ____ and outs
- and outs
- _____and outs
- A good manager will have them
- A good manager will know them
- A-listers
- Access points
- Adequate tennis serves
- Attachment to "shoo"
- Attachment to "walk" or "trade"
- Attachment with "walk" or "trade"
- Advantages for job seekers
- Advantages, politically
- Advantages provided by nepotists
- Advantages
- Aetna's bus.
- Aetna's business: Abbr.
- Biz connections
- Avenues of access
- All good serves
- Border org.
- Border patrol agcy.
- Instrument store connections
- Hippie happenings
- Cave-___ (mining hazards)
- HMO business
- HMO concern
- Farmers' business: Abbr.
- Companion of outs
- Holders of power
- Green-card agcy.
- "Green Card" org.
- Green Card org., once
- Green card org.
- Certain politicians
- Favored bunch
- Favored ones
- Break-___
- Break-___ (burglars' entries)
- Break-___ (certain crimes)
- Break-___ (illegal entries)
- Favoured ones
- FDR moved it from the Department of Labor to the Department of Justice in 1940
- Fed. agency renamed in 2003
- Group with power
- Dems.: 1932–52
- Grp. once interested in green cards
- Grp. protecting U.S. borders
- Hookups
- Guitar store connections
- Eisenhower, Nixon, etc.
- Connected crowd
- Connected manager knows them
- Connected people
- Connections in the biz
- Connections, of a sort
- Connections, so to speak
- Connections starving rockers don't have
- Connections that help you get ahead
- Connections with clout
- Connections
- Elected folk
- Elected folks
- Elected group
- Elected officials
- Elected ones
- Elected people
- Elected politicos
- Elected pols
- Electees
- Election Day victors
- Election Day winners
- Election night celebrants
- Election victors
- Election winners
- Contacts good to have
- Elite group
- Elite ones
- Elites
- Convenient connections
- Chicago Band The Walk-___
- Half of the ropes?
- Half the portals
- Half the ramifications
- Employed pols
- GEICO product: Abbr.
- Geico's business: Abbr.
- "Diners, Drive-___, and Dives" (Food Network show with Guy Fieri)
- "Diners, Drive-___, and Dives" (Food Network show)
- It'll cover you: Abbr.
- Happy campaigners
- Chosen ones?
- Chosen ones
- Happy folks on Election Day
- Happy folks on election night
- Bus. with benefits
- Ending for sit
- Ending for "sit" or "shut"
- Ending for "sit" or "write"
- Ending for "sit"
- Ending for walk or drive
- Ending for walk or run
- Ending for walk, run or sit
- Business connections
- Ending with "walk" or "shoo"
- Ending with walk or trade
- Endings for "shoo" or "run"
- Endings for "shoo"
- Endings for "walk" or "trade"
- Endings with "shoo" or "trade"
- Endings with "walk" or "trade"
- Business ties?
- Counterparts of outs
- Buy or trade follower
- "I know people" people
- ''I know people'' people
- "I know some people" people
- Entrance signs
- Entrances
- Entrées
- Entry points
- Ike and Co.
- Establishment
- Important contacts
- Clique members
- Follower of drop or shut
- Follower of walk or drive
- Follower of walk- or write-
- Clout carriers
- Clout providers
- Car-buyer's need: Abbr.
- Job connections
- Doorman connections
- Car owner's pmt.
- Car owner's premium pmt.
- Job seekers' advantages
- Helpful connections
- Helpful contacts
- Helpful people to know
- Helpful social connections
- Current administration
- Incumbents.
- Incumbents
- Current officeholders
- Current powers-that-be
- Current regime
- Former border patrol agcy.
- Good connections
- Carter's supporters in '76
- Good folks to know
- Former green card agcy.
- Former green-card-issuing agcy.
- Good people to know
- Former Justice Dept. branch
- Good serves, but not necessarily aces
- Good tennis returns
- Good tennis serves
- Former U.S. Border Patrol gp.
- High-placed connections
- Drive-__
- Drive-___
- Drive-___ (old-fashioned outdoor movie theaters)
- Drive-___ (old-time movie theaters)
- Drive-___ (outdoor movie theaters)
- Justice Dept. agcy. disbanded in 2003
- Drop-___
- Drop-___ (surprise guests)
- Drop-___ (surprise visitors)
- Drop-___ (unexpected guests)
- Drop-___ (unexpected visitors)
- Govt. agcy. that issued green cards
- Valuable contacts
- Manager hopefully knows them
- Manager might have them
- Manager should know the ___ and outs
- Manager should know the ___ & outs
- Manager will have them
- Manager will know them
- Managers have them
- The ___ and outs (details)
- The ___ and outs
- Nov. winners
- November victors
- November winners
- Pulls
- Now the Republicans.
- Some desk trays
- Some doors
- Some doorways
- Roadside stops
- ... & outs
- Outs' antitheses
- Outs' counterparts
- Outs opposite
- Outs' opposite
- Out's opposite
- Outs' opposites
- Outs opposites
- Outs' partner
- Outs partner
- Outs' partners
- "Outs" partners
- Outs partners
- Outs preceder
- Outs'opposite
- Movers and shakers
- Marble Sounds "___ and Outs"
- The chosen
- Strings to pull
- The elect
- The elected
- The electees
- Kind of policy: Abbr.
- Trade-___
- Trade-___ (car buyers' assets)
- Trade-___ (parts of some car deals)
- Trade-___ (some used cars)
- Victors at the polls
- The G.O.P.
- The Hartford's bus.
- Occupants of office
- The incumbents.
- Style-setting coterie
- Playable serves
- Something that goes with the Flo? (abbr.)
- Travelers' bus.
- Winners
- Winners at the polls
- Winning candidates
- Music industry advantages
- Music industry contacts
- Music industry giants
- Music industry powers that be
- Music store connections
- The newly-elected
- The newly elected
- Plug-___ (program extensions)
- Plug-___
- Shoo-__ (easy winners)
- Shoo-__: easy winners
- Shoo-__ (odds-on favorites)
- Shoo-__ (sure things)
- Shoo-__ (sure winners)
- Shoo-__: sure winners
- Shoo-___ (certain winners)
- Shoo-___ (easy victors)
- Shoo-___ (easy winners)
- Shoo-___ (favorites)
- Shoo-___ (heavy favorites)
- Shoo-___ (likely victors)
- Shoo-___ (obvious winners)
- Shoo-___ (overwhelming favorites)
- Shoo-___ (sure things)
- Shoo-___ (sure winners)
- Shoo-___
- "Shoo" add-ons
- "Shoo" additions?
- "Shoo" attachments
- Shoo-(sure winners)
- Know the ___ and outs of
- Know the ___ and outs
- The "people" in "I know some people"
- Successful campaigners
- Successful candidates
- Successful politicians
- Successful pols
- Successful runners
- Office aspirants' targets
- Voters' choices
- Office-holders
- Office holders
- Office mail labels
- The powers-that-are
- The powers that be
- Maze accesses
- Officeholders
- Officeholding group
- Officials with pull right now
- The Republicans now.
- Means of access
- Walk-__ (surprise customers)
- Walk-___
- Walk-___ (clients sans appointments)
- Walk-___ (clients who don't have appointments)
- Walk-___ (clients without appointments)
- Walk-___ (customers without reservations)
- Walk-___ (some clinics)
- Walk-___ (some closets)
- Walk-___ (some customers)
- Walk-___ (surprise appointments)
- "Walk-___ welcome"
- Measures: Abbr.
- Measures of length: Abbr.
- Ruler divs.
- 'Walk- -- welcome'
- Ruling group
- Ruling party
- Run-___ (confrontations)
- Run-___ (tiffs)
- Run- -- (quarrels)
- Showbiz connections
- Political connections
- Political electees
- Political haves
- Political officeholders
- Political victors
- Political winners
- Politically powerful group
- Politically powerful people
- Politicos with jobs
- Polk's party in 1845
- Poll winners
- Members of the elite
- Members of the G. O. P.
- Part of the foot between the toes and the ankle
- Popular crowds
- Parties in power
- Re-election runners
- Re-election seekers
- Partner of outs
- Parts of feet: abbr.
- Parts of ft.
- Parts of yds.
- Party in power
- Party with power
- Reagan et al.
- Reagan's group
- MetLife's business: Abbr.
- Power brokers
- Networkers' goals
- Networkers' hopes
- Networker's pursuits
- Networking aims
- Networking assets
- Networking can net them
- Networking connections
- Networking goals
- Power group
- PC key
- Powerbrokers
- Powerful bunch
- Powerful connections
- Powerful group
- Powerful people
- Powerful pols
- Powers-that-be
- Powers that be
- Lead-___
- Lead-___ (openings)
- Lead-___ (preambles)
- Lead- -- (prefaces)
- New officeholders
- Leaders
- Love-___ (1960s protests)
- Reelection seekers
- Newly elected officials
- Newly elected politicians
- People in power
- People whom it's helpful to know
- People with power
- People with pull
- Personal connections
- Ones elected to office
- Prevailing party
- Ones who are elected
- Ones who were elected
- Ones with power
- Ones with seats
- Ones with the power
- Onetime green card org.
- Onetime Justice Department div.
- Republicans.
- Life or theft item: Abbr.
- Opposite of outs
- Professional connections
- Progressive biz: Abbr.
- Progressive business: Abbr.
- Org. concerned with illegal activity
- Org. dealing with aliens
- Not outs
- Org. once stationed at Ellis Island
- The winners
- Word after "break" or "shut"
- Shut-___ (people who don't leave their homes)
- Shut-___ (people who stay at home)
- Shut-___
- Word after walk or run
- They can help you get a job
- They can help you get jobs
- They got the votes
- They have seats
- They hold office
- They hold power
- Sales rep's advantages
- They may be able to pull some strings
- Word with "break" or "walk"
- Special connections
- They may help you get a job
- Special entrées
- Special favor providers
- Special ties
- Word with fade or trade
- They were elected
- Word with "shoo" or "drive"
- They'll open doors
- Word with shut or stand
- Word with sit- or stand-
- Word with "weigh"
- Weigh-__ (bout rituals)
- Weigh-__ (boxing rituals)
- Weigh-___ (boxers' prefight events)
- Weigh-___ (pre-fight events)
- Weigh-___ (prefight events)
- They've got the vote
- Sit-__: protests
- Sit-___ (1960s protests)
- Sit-___ (certain protests)
- Sit-___ (peaceful protests)
- Sit-___ (protests)
- Sit-___ (some protests)
- Sit-(protests)
- Well-connected people
- U-turn from outs
- Those elected
- Those holding office
- Those holding power
- Those in power
- Those in the know
- Those who were elected
- Those with clout
- Those with connections
- Those with pull
- Write-__ (some votes)
- Write-___ (some nominees)
- Write-___ (some vote-getters)
- Write-___ (some voters' suggested candidates)
- Write-___ (some votes)
- Write-___
- Stand-___ (replacements)
- Stand-___
- Ticket connections
- Tap-___ (easy shots)
- Tie-___ (commercial promotions)
- Tie-___ (connections)
- Tie-___ (promos)
- Units of length: Abbr.
- Ties
- Seat holders
- Seat winners
- What this puzzle's long answers each have three of
- What unsuccessful rockers don't have
- Tip-___ (easy baskets)
- State Farm business: Abbr.
- State Farm's bus.
- State Farm's business: Abbr.
- State Farm's business (abbr.)
- Wheel-greasing contacts
- Statehouse winners
- U.S. green card distributor
- Status quo group
- US visa letters
- Useful acquaintances
- Useful business connections
- Useful connections
- Social connections
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- Daily Celebrity - Jan. 21, 2016
- Daily Celebrity - March 11, 2014
