| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Dubs | 4 letters | tags |
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| Dubs | 4 letters | wins |
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| Dubs | 5 letters | names |
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| Dubs | 6 letters | titles |
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| Dubs | 7 letters | anoints |
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| Dubs | 8 letters | entitles |
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- Chooses
- Chooses formally
- Rubs oil on
- Consecrates
- Chooses by divine electio
- Gives last rites to, e.g.
- Picks for a position
- Dubs
- Makes sacred, in a way
- Applies holy oil to
- Rubs on
- Chooses as a successor
- Selects, as a successor
- smears with oil
- Applies an unguent
- christens with oil
- consecrates, in a way
- Blesses with oil
- Chooses by divine election
- Rubs holy oil on
- Oils
- names officially
- Oils, ecclesiastically
- Consecrates with oil
- Oils ceremoniously
- Uses chrism on
- formally chooses
- nominates as a successor
- officially designates
- ritually designates
- Blesses with oil or water
- Does the rite thing?
- Administers unction
- Designates officially
- prepares with oil
- rubs the rite way?
- Gets a handle on?
- Licenses
- Authorizes
- Furnishes with a right
- Gives the right
- gives the right (to)
- Gives claim
- makes eligible for, with "to"
- Allows
- Qualifies
- Names
- Dubs
- Qualifies for
- gives claim to
- Settle in
- Grants a right to
- gives a right to
- Pins down
- Blabs, when doubled
- Directory listings
- April and June
- Appoints
- When repeated, tells all
- Adam and Eve
- Fingers
- Mailing list items
- Directory contents
- Specifies
- Stray animals don't have
- When doubled, sings
- April, May and June, e.g.
- When doubled, what a rat
- May and June, but not Jul
- Demand from the House Un-
- When repeated, is specifi
- When doubled, gets specif
- They're found on gift tag
- Monikers
- Titles
- Designates
- This person in hospital sent up labels
- Same novel under new titles
- Lloyd's investors
- when repeated, spills the beans
- who's involved
- Handles
- Bill lines up lectures
- William and Mary, e.g
- Ben and Jerry, e.g
- Thelma and Louise, e.g
- New parents' choices
- Identifies
- peter, paul & mary, for example
- "Tom Collins" means cocktail
- Tom and Jerry
- we are entitled to be called by them
- register contents
- directory entries
- John, Paul, George and Ringo
- roster entries
- Roster listing
- appellations
- Handles terribly mean son
- guest book entries
- Mentions
- Christens
- Contact list contents
- Appoints (a successor)
- Ed and Esther
- Entitles
- Appoints, to a post
- Gives a title to
- They're found on gift tags
- Stray animals don't have them
- "When doubled, what a rat does"
- "When repeated, is specific"
- "When doubled, gets specific"
- April, May and June, for example
- Celebs
- Andrea, Carla and Michael
- When repeated, identifies people
- May and June, but not July
- Famous people
- Nominates
- Onomastics study
- Finger-points, when said twice
- Onomasticon's contents
- Dubs
- Contents of an onomasticon
- Theme of this puzzle
- Peter, Paul and Mary
- Tom, Dick and Harry
- Listings in a directory
- Means to alter headings
- specifies, as a person
- Labels men as fickle
- Listing on a roster
- handles celebrities?
- phone directory listings
- Possible means of identification?
- People and things are known by them
- What people call each other by
- What people are called
- New parents choose them
- Handles in manse turned
- Identifying nomenclatures
- possibly means to provide titles
- They're written on gift tags
- Choices for parents-to-be
- Gives identity
- laverne and shirley, e.g.
- Invite list contents
- leaf midrib of lettuce thanks
- Headings
- Roll call listings
- characters in mensa, extraordinary
- Calls
- things to decide on for newborns
- what we call ourselves
- They identify men as unstable!
- Various means of identification
- Gives up, in a way
- Comes up with a title for
- roster items
- David and Alfred, e.g.
- Aliases are fake ones
- Charlie and Lola
- nominates for titles
- When repeated snitches
- Ben and Jerry
- they identify things by various means
- Bert and Ernie, e.g.
- Roll call list
- Paul Simon's two?
- identifies by various means
- different means of identification
- tags used in suriname sometimes
- Calls by other means
- Words by which things are known
- Mailing list data
- we are all entitled to have them
- means to change titles
- Identifies celebrities
- family tree entries
- Things debated by expectant parents
- Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice
- Marriages may change some
- Illustrious records
- Data in a petititon
- titles in vietnam especially
- Parents-to-be choose them
- Descriptive often disparaging epithet
- Paulo and Luis, in Brazil
- Calls men as arranged
- Proper nouns
- New parent's choices
- Manse (anag.)
- What expecting parents choose
- Gives identity to
- fresh means of identification
- Designations
- when repeated, identifies wrongdoers
- Makes it
- Stickers
- License plates
- Marks
- Makes
- Some ID's
- Graffitists' scrawls
- Marks with graffiti
- IDs
- Dog ...... (G.I. identifiers
- Price indicators
- Puts out, say
- Yard sale staples
- Places for prices
- Labels
- Price markers
- Marks time with silver pole
- Labels; quotations
- Graffiti signatures
- Makes out, in a way?
- Clothing labels
- Luggage attachments
- identifies in a facebook photo
- Markers
- Closing speeches
- Gets out, in a way
- clothing price sites
- Stickers on license plates
- Luggage IDs
- pits a label on classical quotations
- Small flaps
- Names on social media, in a way
- Identifies in a Facebook photo say
- Price holders
- Plates
- Graffiti artists signatures
- Selects
- Military IDs
- Dubs
- Price labels
- Luggage markers
- Dress labels
- Gift add-ons
- Earmarks
- Price places
- Identification labels
- Puts labels on
- Identifies, as in a social media post
- 'The Price Is Right' props
- Touches lightly
- closely follows classical quotations
- states' plates
- IDs on social media
- Catches off base
- Nicknames
- Auto necessities
- Identifies, on Facebook
- Auto needs
- Dog ID's
- Does like "it"
- Car owners need them
- Licenses
- Sale labels
- ID markers
- Shoelace ends
- Aglets
- Curlicues, in writing
- Appendages
- Auto ID's
- Checkroom items
- Traffic tickets
- Dog followers
- Makes a baseball putout
- clothing labels with prices
- Social media labels
- Identification holders on luggage
- Identifiers on gifts
- Search Keywords
- Gift attachments
- Garment labels
- identifies in a photo
- They often hang out at garage sales
- Baggage markers
- price points?
- Identifies in an Instagram photo
- Price tickets
- Suitcase labels
- ... along (comes along)
- Mentions on a Facebook photo, say
- Labels attached to something
- Itchy parts of some shirts
- closely follows trite quotations
- Mentions by name, in a tweet
- Garage sale labels
- labels a stag somehow
- Price revealers on clothes
- Price stickers
- Touches for an out in baseball
- Handles
- puts out, in a way
- Tickets
- Luggage identifiers
- links to a social media post
- They identify Latin quotations
- Price stickers on clothes
- Sites for laundering instructions
- Identifies in an Instagram Story
- Things attached to store garments
- Merchandise markers
- Makes it, in a way
- Puts a glove on in a way
- Puts a label on
- Identifies as in a Facebook photo
- tie-on labels
- Identifies, in a Facebook post
- dog collar danglers
- Labels on T-shirts
- License plate stickers
- Graffiti labels
- Elements added to a photos metadata
- makes "it," in a children's game
- Identifies new stag
- labels a stag, perhaps?
- Pets' ID discs
- quotations
- Sprays graffiti
- labels misspelt at some stage
- Brief quotations from Reichstag speech
- Dockets
- They Identify The Owners Of Luggage
- Identifies on Instagram, say
- identifiers in an instagram post
- Return needs
- Luggage labels
- puts a name to a face?
- labels from a stag in a whirl
- names on facebook photos
- brilliant remark
- Makes "it" in a game
- Touches for an out
- Facebook photo labels
- Labels with prices
- Marks up to identify
- Graffiti?
- graffiti artist's signatures
- handles on brick walls, maybe
- IDs on pet collars
- Bibliographical listings
- Boxers seek them
- Mr. and Mrs.
- Lord and lady
- Knight, dame, etc.
- Card catalogue entries
- Names of books
- Book names
- Championships
- names of books or films
- duke and duchess, e.g.
- Names of books etc.
- Theater marquee listings
- Dame and duke, e.g
- champ's collection
- Book publisher's offerings
- ceo, editor-in-chief, etc.
- What all books have
- Nobles have these
- ownership certificates
- Library-database list
- Lets it change names
- Names
- Deeds
- Pugilists' prizes
- Library listings
- Earl, duke, etc.
- Earl and count
- Designations
- King and queen
- Earl and duke
- Library list
- Dubs
- Decisions for authors
- Designations or headings
- Listings on a movie theater's marquee
- Chapter headings
- Lordly ranks
- library names
- Names of books and movies
- It lets out labels
- Bibliography listing
- ceo and vp, e.g.
- Filmography list
- Names seen to want it less
- Movie names
- One's not into fancy elitist names
- Names of books films or paintings
- Duke and Duchess?
- They're on books' spines
- flyer has the french names
- Headings
- Film credits
- Book names lest it be altered
- Appellations of rank
- bibliography list
- Ranks in nobility
- Publisher's stock
- lord and lady, e.g.
- Universal Freestyle 108 and others
- gives the little bird a name or names
- Names of a film, book, painting, etc.
- Takes the cake
- Successes
- Standings column
- Sports column
- Comes out on top
- Victories
- First number in a record
- Season tally
- First part of a record
- Team data
- First number in season re
- Empty
- Record stat usually mentioned first
- Standings stats
- Emerges victorious
- Competitive successes
- Comes in first
- carries the day
- the 5 in 5-0, e.g.
- Is victorious
- Triumphs
- Pitching stat
- Is triumphant
- Achieves victory
- Places first
- Some fellow in sales is successful
- Number in a record
- Box score stats
- Takes home the gold
- First number in season records
- Gains victory
- Scorecard column
- Sports page stats
- Defeats an opponent
- Succeeds
- Beats the pack
- Woos successfully
- What teams strive for
- Takes the blue ribbon
- finishes first
- finishes with the lead
- Gains
- Comes first
- Comes out ahead
- has the lowest score, as in golf
- Takes the prize
- Takes the trophy
- sports-standings stats
- Gets the gold
- Takes the gold
- takes first place
- Dubs
- Takes first prize
- Takes the gold medal
- Bids the most
- Deserves a medal, say