Crossword Clue: Subject to a fine, maybe
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- 11:30 P.M., to some
- __ fee
- "___ and soon": Wordsworth
- ___ hit, penalty causer
- ___ Latin
- "___ Night With Jimmy Fallon"
- "___ Night With Seth Meyers"
- Anagram for tael
- Baseball All-Star Kinsler and others
- ____ bloomer
- Behind schedule
- Behind the clock
- Behind the times
- Behind time (4)
- Behind time
- Behind
- Behindhand
- Accommodating to night owls
- Arrival-board notation
- Arrival-board word
- Arriving after the bell
- Better ___ than never
- "Better ___ than never!"
- "Better ___ than never"
- "Better ___ than . . . "
- Better than never
- Better-than never connection
- Better than never, it's said
- Better than never?
- Better this than never
- At days end
- At midnight, say
- At nine and a half months, say
- Adjective aptly applied to Apley
- Adjective for a Marquand hero
- Adjective for George Apley
- Advanced
- After curfew
- After deadline
- After-hours
- After hours
- After midnight, say
- After midnight, to Cinderella
- After midnight
- After some delay
- After the bell
- After the buzzer
- After the deadline
- After the due date
- After the proper time
- After the scheduled starting time
- After the whistle
- Alison Krauss "Called my baby ___ last night"
- Bad way to get to work
- Bad way to run
- All-too-common flight status
- CBS's "___ Show With David Letterman"
- During the wee hours
- Dead
- Into the night
- Into the wee hours
- Far from prompt
- Far into the night
- Dearly departed
- Deceased
- Fashionable?
- Fashionable arrival
- Fashionable, in a way
- Fashionable, some say
- Fashionable way to arrive?
- Fashionable
- Fashionably ___ (acceptably tardy)
- Fashionably ___
- Holding things up, perhaps
- Defying expectations?
- Delayed, perhaps
- Delayed
- Delinquent
- "It gets ___ early out there" (Yogi Berra)
- Eleventh-hour
- How busy people often work
- How procrastinators run
- How some busy people run
- How the fashionable are said to arrive
- How workaholics often work
- Emu's tail?
- Dilatory
- Hung up, maybe
- Hung up, perhaps
- Hurrying, maybe
- George Apley, for one
- It's better than never
- It's better than never, in a saying
- It's better than never, they say
- It's better than never?
- "I know it's ___, I know you're weary ..."
- "It's never too ___"
- Fit for night owls
- "It's too ___, baby" Carole King
- Having a timing problem
- Having missed the boat
- Having missed the deadline
- Flight-board posting
- "I'm ___!" (White Rabbit's cry)
- Et al. anagram
- Ex-
- In arrears
- In need of a hall pass, perhaps
- Hectic way to be running?
- Held up in traffic, say
- Held up, maybe
- Held up
- In the wee hours
- In violation of curfew
- Cunctatious
- Expected earlier
- Going on 1 a.m.
- Going on 2 a.m.
- Going on 2 in the morning
- Incurring a fine, maybe
- Incurring a fine, perhaps
- Former
- Just in time to see the train pull off?
- Just in time to see the train pull out?
- Just out
- Protracted
- Like Carroll's rabbit
- "Too ___ for Love" Def Leppard
- Still not in
- Still not there
- Not when expected
- Not yet arrived — departed
- Keeping everyone waiting
- Most recent
- Like George Apley
- Seth Myers show adjective
- Like Letterman's show
- "The ___ George Apley"
- "The ___ Show"
- "The ___ Show With Stephen Colbert"
- "The ____ Show"
- The ____ Show
- Like Marquand's Apley
- Like Paton's phalarope
- Like Paul Simon's "Evening"?
- Overdue
- Pushing midnight, say
- Kind of bloomer
- Stressful way to run
- Toward the end
- Like some additions and editions
- Like some arrivals
- Very recent
- Like some bill payments
- Like some bloomers
- Like some borrowed library books
- Kind of edition
- Kind of fee
- Like some editions
- Kind of news
- Like some illegal gridiron hits
- Stuck in traffic, perhaps
- Stuck in traffic, say
- Kind of show or Latin
- Kind of show
- Like some shifts or shows
- Like some shifts
- Like some shows
- Kind of TV show
- Like some trains
- Like some troubling periods
- Like some TV movies
- Like someone who's been held up
- Like the 10 o'clock scholar
- Like the baby in a 9 1/2-month pregnancy
- Queen "It's ___"
- Of __ (recently)
- Of ___ (recently)
- Queen song "It's ___"
- Like the White Rabbit of Wonderland
- Like the White Rabbit
- Subject to a fine, maybe
- Subject to a library fine
- Subject to a penalty fee, maybe
- Subject to a penalty fee, perhaps
- Subject to docking?
- Subject to penalties, perhaps
- Like X-o'clock scholars
- Likely to miss the bus, say
- Likely to miss the bus
- Off schedule
- Wishing one had left sooner
- "Round here we stay up very, very, very, very ___"
- Quotation continues
- Triumph "It's ___ at night and I can't sleep"
- Running ___
- Running behind schedule
- Running behind
- Partner of great
- Past curfew
- Past due
- Past midnight
- Past one's bedtime, say
- Past one's bedtime
- Past the deadline
- Past the due date
- Past the expected time
- Past the hour
- Past time
- Needing a pass, maybe
- Lasting into the wee hours
- Possibly preggo...
- Paton's "Too ___ the Phalarope"
- Postdeadline
- Recent.
- Recent
- Recently deceased
- Recently departed
- Recently
- Midnight, for most
- Midnight or beyond, to some
- Midnight or beyond
- Midnight, to some
- Never too ___
- New
- Newspaper edition
- Pregnant, maybe
- One way to be running or working
- Night owl's time
- One way to run
- Missing a deadline
- Missing the boat, say
- Missing the boat
- Missing the bus
- Missing the deadline
- Previous
- Opposite of early
- Not at the expected time
- Like a certain Apley
- Like a certain Marquand hero
- Make really happy
- Not early
- Like a fashionable arrival, in some circles
- Like a fashionable arrival
- Like a literary rabbit
- Like a night owl's hours
- Not in time
- Not long-departed
- Not on cue
- Not on schedule
- Not on time
- Like a troublesome period?
- Like a woman taking a pregancy test, often
- Not prompt
- Not punctual
- Like an inveterate procrastinator
- Like Apley
- Rushing, perhaps
- Word for Apley
- Word often paired with "great"
- Word repeated before "show"
- Word repeated before show
- Word used twice to describe James Corden's show
- Way to run or sleep
- Word with news or edition
- Type of edition
- Type of football hit that's penalized
- Well into the evening, say
- Well into the night
- Type of shift
- Worthy of a tardy slip
- Thrill
- Tardy to the party
- Tardy
- Slow
- Unpunctual
- Yet to arrive?
- Until all hours
- Until the wee hours
- Untimely?
- Untimely
- Up-to-the-minute
- When a star arrives?
- Ten minutes after the hour?
- When repeated, kind of show
- When repeated, like some shows
Recent Usage of Subject to a fine, maybe in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Sept. 4, 2005
