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Answer: ONE

ONE is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 699 times.

Referring Clues:

• Singleton
• "A Chorus Line" finale
• Single
• Population at the time of 44-Across
• Till bill
• Together
• "My ___ and Only"
• 1969 Three Dog Night hit
• Married
• Low note
• Buck
• "___ moment"
• "We're number ___!"
• "A Chorus Line" standard
• What I may mean
• It's for the money
• Joined
• Bit of binary code
• Lunch time, maybe
• 800 preceder
• TV's "Murder ___"
• Unified
• Washington's bill
• A quarter of four
• Last word of the year, often
• Common lunch time
• A wee hour
• Last number in a countdown
• Four quarters
• Late-late hour
• Twice 79-Down
• Small bill
• Half and half
• Early afternoon
• Latish lunchtime
• Word repeated in "takes ___ to know ___"
• Wee hour
• Ending of most odds
• Sum of the parts
• Best seller's number
• It precedes "Blastoff!"
• 38-Across, to us
• Wedded
• Inseparable
• Day ___
• United
• Microphone tester's word
• It's next to nothing
• Minimal amount of money, with 5-Down
• Last word heard on New Year's Eve
• It's better than nothing
• Wed
• Number of points a free throw is worth
• "___ China" policy
• Long-distance call starter
• A
• Sacagawea coin denomination
• Murder ___
• Word on a dime
• Impossible score, in U.S. football
• Like a gas gauge just before a fill-up?
• Single word
• Starting square
• Point value in Scrabble of every letter in this puzzle
• Start for step or stop
• Lunch hour
• Start of long-distance dialing
• Top-of-the-chart number
• Telephone button that lacks letters
• "Blastoff!" preceder
• Start of a long distance call
• Washington is on it
• See 5-Down
• It's heard before a liftoff
• "A Chorus Line" number
• Formula ___
• Series opener
• 56-Across + 56-Across
• "The loneliest number"
• Lunchtime, perhaps
• I
• With 60-Down, eventually
• Common lunchtime
• It might be broken into quarters
• Undivided
• "You're Still the ___" (1998 Grammy winner)
• Loved ___
• Top position
• Lunch hour, maybe
• Lonely number
• See 27-Across
• With 15-Down, low
• Solitary
• "Take ___"
• Fraction of a 46-Across
• Hole-in-__ (duffer's dream)
• What I might mean?
• Whole
• Cellular ___
• Like-minded
• Indivisible
• Start of a long-distance call
• Low digit
• Simple ticket order
• Count near the end of a countdown
• "___ Fine Day" (1963 Chiffons hit)
• "That's ___ for the books!"
• Next to nothing?
• __ way (message in an arrow-shaped road sign)
• ___ of a kind
• Person
• Early afternoon hour
• No longer divided
• See 60-Across
• Leading figure
• With 25-Across, 50%
• With 31-Across, some clubs
• Liftoff preceder
• Word on a dollar
• With 51-Down, a common tennis score
• A thousandth of a grand
• Number before "Liftoff!"
• Jukebox input
• Binary digit
• Word before and after "by," "on," or "to"
• White Monopoly bill
• Eagle's bill?
• It's dialed before a long-distance number
• "__-Trick Pony" (Paul Simon song)
• Two halves
• Bottom of some scales
• Calorie count of some diet drinks
• With 4-Down, some swimsuits
• With 74-Down, unanimity
• Capital ___ Bank
• "__ Day at a Time" (Bonnie Franklin sitcom)
• What I will always be?
• Air Force ___
• Purina ___ (pet food)
• When lunch hour ends, often
• Binary code digit
• Not split
• 1992 U2 top 10 hit
• Sole
• Number before "ignition ... liftoff!"
• Atomic number of hydrogen
• Missing broadcast channel
• With 52- and 39-Across, gradually
• Long-distance number starter
• Word before "ignition ... liftoff!"
• Night stand leader?
• "The loneliest number," in a Three Dog Night song
• Digit in binary code
• With 32-Across, a ball game
• Mr. Right, with "the"
• Number of operas composed by Beethoven
• Small note
• Canadian "loonie" denomination
• Beginning of all New York ZIP codes
• Neuter pronoun
• Hit 1992 U2 "single"
• Primary figure
• With 105-Down, a short play
• I might signify this
• Combined
• Unnamed person
• Billy Martin, for the Yankees
• Two halved
• Seventh row
• Marine ___ (presidential helicopter)
• "This round's ___"
• "A Chorus Line" song
• With 41-Down, quaint sandlot game
• Cosine of 2 pi
• See 32-Down
• What I might indicate
• Cosine of zero degrees
• The first cardinal
• Not even a few
• Quarter of four
• Bill with a pyramid on the back
• Hydrogen's atomic number
• Word on a penny
• Bill with a pyramid
• "A Chorus Line" showstopper
• Two bells, perhaps
• Bill passed regularly
• Smackeroo
• "___ Less Bell to Answer" (The 5th Dimension hit)
• Sawbuck fraction
• Last digit of this year
• Number at the heart of seven other answers in this puzzle
• 2000 Beatles compilation album
• Number below the exclamation point
• 1300 hours
• Unbroken
• Solid yellow ball on the pool table
• Smallest positive integer
• 1992 U2 hit
• Word on a penny or a dime
• ___ in a million
• It usually comes first
• Every number is divisible by it
• Number on a dime's reverse
• Telephone button without letters
• Sacagawea denomination
• I, in Roman numerals
• Matchless
• What 44-Across is 44-Across of
• Hour after noon
• See 7-Down
• Bestselling number?
• "___ of these days, Alice..."
• Any person
• Countdown penultimate
• Half and half?
• Fifth of a fin
• What I might mean
• Free throw score
• ___ and only
• "...___ hand clapping?"
• Married or single
• Single, in Toledo
• "___ Week" (1998 Barenaked Ladies hit)
• Yearling's age
• Big number from "A Chorus Line"
• Highest binary digit
• Smallest bill
• Divisor for any prime number
• Only partner
• "___ Fine Day" (1996 Pfeiffer/Clooney film)
• Bank or Air Force follower
• January, in some dates
• "A Chorus Line" closer
• Winning number
• Digit before an area code
• Bestseller's number
• Free throw point value
• Low number
• E's value, in Scrabble
• From day ___ (since the start)
• Another preceder?
• Word after square or loved
• Queen's "Another ___ Bites the Dust"
• Any number to the zeroth power
• The same partner
• Showstopper in "A Chorus Line"
• Day or square follower
• I, for Claudius
• Complete
• Final B.C. year
• Last word before "Liftoff!"
• Only companion
• Score for an ace
• "___ Touch of Venus" (Mary Martin musical)
• "Out of many, ___" (e pluribus unum)
• Small dining party
• Dollar digit
• Word before person and vote
• Impossible quantity of Lay's potato chips to eat?
• Number that's its own square
• Last number of a countdown
• E's value in Scrabble
• ___-two punch
• Leading figure?
• "Blastoff" preceder
• Formula ___ racing
• Number in "A Chorus Line" that's actually a number
• Commonest Scrabble tile subscript
• Three Dog Night's first Top Ten hit
• I can mean this
• Word on a penny and a dime
• Metallica's first hit
• Number for the books?
• A third of 111?
• Jackson Pollock masterpiece in the MoMA
• With 125-Across, words before customer
• Ace's value, at times
• "The loneliest number," in a 1969 hit
• Letterless phone button
• Pee Wee Reese, for the Dodgers
• Cyclops eye count
• Upper-left button on a phone
• I might stand for it
• Driver's number
• First or second number in the Fibonacci sequence
• With 27-Down, a game similar to baseball
• "Blastoff" precursor
• Loonie's denomination
• Where the needle is when the gas light is lit
• Top 10 U2 hit of 1992
• Any nonzero number times its reciprocal
• Number that's its own square root
• Snake eyes half
• With 51-Down, like Las Vegas bandits
• Signal for a fastball
• Googol's starter
• With 64-Across, words on an arrow
• With 39-Down, a boxing combo
• Marine ___ (U.S. president's helicopter)
• i squared, then squared again
• Start of a googolplex
• Its root is itself
• Pitcher, in baseball scoring shorthand
• Square or day follower
• Shout at 11:59:59 P.M. on December 31
• Twelve follower
• The slope of y = x + 2
• "Hickory Dickory Dock" time
• Countdown finale
• Jefferson coin
• Any nonzero number raised to the zeroth power
• It's its own multiplicative inverse
• Tangent of 45°
• Air Force ___ (U.S. president's plane)
• Halfway between seven and seven
• Billy Martin's retired Yankees number
• Lowest sudoku number
• Valedictorian's rank
• Only positive integer that's neither prime nor composite
• It's at the top of Pascal's triangle
• ___-armed bandit
• Yellow solid
• Downbeat in a bar of music
• Number of states whose last two letters are its own postal abbreviation
• Number of protons by which the elements in the four longest puzzle answers have been enhanced
• The same partner?
• Word with day or way
• Word before "Blastoff!"
• Pepsi brand that's also its calorie count
• Fused
• Number on a driver
• Three Dog Night hit written by Nilsson
• Self starter?
• Unit circle radius
• Starting point?
• Four fourths
• "... the two shall be as __": "The Wedding Song"
• Solo number
• "__ for the money ..."
• Prime number factor
• Latish lunch hour
• Common tip jar item
• Sugar-free Pepsi product
• Free-throw score
• "__ Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
• Afternoon hour
• Word before "Happy New Year!"?
• Loneliest number
• Partner of all
• Barely any
• X to the zero power
• What 119 Across means
• Countdown word
• A person
• ''A Chorus Line'' tune
• Five percent of a score
• An individual
• Dollar bill
• List opener
• An hour after noon
• ''A Chorus Line'' song
• ''A Chorus Line'' finale
• Die's lowest
• Low end of many scales
• Consolidated
• Hour after midnight
• ''A Chorus Line'' number
• A single
• Score on an aced hole
• Ace value, at times
• White bill in Monopoly
• Hydrogen's number
• Beatles' compilation
• Snake eye?
• A quarter of four?
• ''Take ___''
• ''God bless us, every ___!''
• Impossible number in a football score
• ___-track mind
• What I is?
• Gender-neutral pronoun
• Number for the road?
• The loneliest number
• Where to find a portrait of George Washington
• Word with "square" or "loved"
• Common tip jar bill
• Change machine insert
• ___-man band
• Single entity
• Divisor for any number
• ''Night stand'' start
• Number in the Pledge of Allegiance
• Number in a million?
• Word with ''square'' or ''loved''
• End of a break, often
• Word before ''Blast off!''
• Pre-blastoff number
• What I might be?
• Penultimate countdown word, often
• ''By the time I count to three'' follower
• Greenback
• Bill in the till, perhaps
• It's next to nothing?
• Small cardinal
• Letterless phone number
• It's better than none
• Slender figure?
• Beatles collection
• It has no letters on a phone
• Something for the road
• ''___ if by land ...''
• Beatles compilation
• The loneliest number, in song
• ''___ of these days, Alice ...''
• Small cardinal?
• ___ for the books
• "God bless us, every ___!"
• Low die roll
• Three Dog Night's first gold record
• "___ if by land" (part of Revere's signal)
• Difference between a baker's dozen and a dozen
• Single thing
• Only partner?
• Three Dog Night number
• What two heads are better than
• Individual
• Fifth single digit, alphabetically
• Solitaire quorum
• Brando's "The Wild ___"
• Solid yellow billiard ball
• It's for the money?
• What I can be?
• It is its own root
• Eight bits
• A third of 100?
• "A Chorus Line" number?
• "___ singular sensation . . ."
• Bill in a till, perhaps
• Numerator for this puzzle's theme answers
• It contains four quarters
• Ireland's 2004 Olympic medal count
• It's the loneliest number
• Till bill, perhaps
• Part of a New Year's Eve countdown
• Clue that started this all
• I, to Claudius
• Divided by itself, the result is the same
• Indefinite pronoun
• Penultimate word in a countdown
• "___ if by land ..."
• ". . . there remained not ___" (Ex. 8:31)
• With 59-Down, type of punch
• Opening number?
• Something for the books
• The first cardinal?
• Traditional fastball sign
• Wallet bill
• Something to grow on?
• It's "for the money"
• End of a countdown
• "___ Life to Live"
• "By the time I count to three" follower
• Singular digit
• "Pick a number from __ ..."
• Unspecified person
• ___ for the road
• Number of even prime numbers
• Start of a long-odds phrase
• "___ for the money ..."
• List beginning, often
• ___ -horse town
• Beginning of most New York ZIP codes
• Number of F's in this puzzle's answer grid
• Cather's "___ of Ours"
• End of lunch time, maybe
• Top-of-the-charts number
• It's its own square
• Diet-drink calorie count
• Square ___
• Sum of all parts
• Hour past noon
• With 42-Across, bogey?
• With 42-Across, birdie?
• Small number
• Loneliest number, it's said
• Less than a couple
• Count's start
• ___-eyed jack
• Bill featuring Washington
• Bit of bread
• Tenth of a sawbuck
• Sixty minutes past 12
• Vending machine insert
• "__ size fits all"
• Number whose square equals its square root
• "___ of these days, Alice ..."
• Early afternoon time
• Countdown's penultimate number, perhaps
• 67.5 degrees to a mariner
• White Monopoly item
• Mike-tester's word
• Typical studio apartment room count
• Lowest sudoku digit
• Number of tiles per Scrabble set for the letter at the end of the answer to each starred clue
• Word before "... liftoff!"
• "The loneliest number," in a song
• Homophone for "won"
• Number of consonants in this answer
• What every number is divisible by
• Sawbuck tenth
• Hardly any?
• *As a package
• Top spot
• The loneliest number of song
• Top 10 hit from U2's "Achtung Baby" album
• Unanimous
• Square to go back to?
• Admit ___
• With 39-Across, soapbox racer, e.g.
• Smallest dining party
• See 59 Down
• Washington bill
• Admit___
• Impossible score in football
• ___ -two punch
• -
• "Night stand" start
• Word before "Blast off!"
• "... the two shall be as ___": "The Wedding Song"
• "___ Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"
• "Pick a number from ___ ..."
• "___ size fits all"
• It shares a key with !
• "Imagine"'s last word
• Free-throw value
• It's green and tender
• Number before liftoff
• Bottom of a scale
• An example
• "___ singular sensation ..."
• "A Chorus Line" tune
• "... there remained not ___" (Ex. 8:31)
• Loneliest number?
• Air Force ___ (U.S. president’s plane)
• Biggest word on a buck
• Pepsi diet drink
• Single from "...And Justice for All"
• Bill that's quite easy to change
• Word before a lot of shouting and kissing, this Friday night
• Binary code number
• Bill below five
• End of the quip
• "Let the Right ___ In"
• "Good ___!"
• George's bill
• Snake eye (as this completed puzzle depicts)
• United States, our # ____ trader
• Small integer
• ______ for the money
• Ace
• Une
• Finish on top
• Part that starts
• Minimal order
• Lunchtime for some
• Not divided
• Five before six?
• Unspecified individual
• It's its own reciprocal
• Sharer of an exclamation point on a keyboard
• Score for a hockey goal
• 50-Down, casually
• It has four quarters?
• Any number divided by itself
• Quindlen's "- true thing"
• Alternative to I, you, he or she
• Number in the "Pledge of Allegiance"
• Word that appears eight times on a dollar bill
• Lunch hour for some
• Addition to 18-, 23-, 40-, 54- and 60-Across
• Small digit
• Change-machine insert
• I might signify this?
• ___-horse town
• Number
• "Just the ___"
• Next to nothing
• 'A Chorus Line' showstopper
• Math unity
• Count start
• Early hour
• Count starter
• Low bill
• Counting start
• Common bill
• Half of two
• Die face
• Area-code preceder
• 'A Chorus Line' song
• Unity
• Start of a count
• Area code preceder for some
• Die roll
• Low digit
• Countdown end
• Area code preceder
• Unit
• 'The loneliest number'
• Joined at the hip
• Dollar
• With 41-Across, boxing ploy
• Three minus two
• In agreement
• With 36-Across, minimal change
• ... for this
• With 30-Down, combination punch
• Lunch hour, for some
• Counter's start
• Little bill
• With 27-Across, combination punch
• With 34-Down, kayo combination
• Wallet bill
• A certain
• Billfold bill
• See 60-Down
• With 100-Down, quick jokes
• Tip jar bill
• Bill in a till
• With 94-Across, gets the better of
• With 3-Down, short film
• See 108-Down
• Not broken
• Bill in a tip jar
• Any nonzero number divided by itself
• Twenty-first word of the Pledge of Allegiance
• With 84 Down, a competitive urge
• 2000 Beatles album or its peak chart position
• Mike-testing word, often
• Vague pronoun
• Top-of-the-leaderboard number
• Half of "snake eyes"
• Core of opponents?
• Impersonal pronoun
• Probability indicating certainty
• Number of even primes
• "... ___ nation under God ..."
• Telephone key with no letters
• Uno
• "___ Fine Day": 1963 hit
• Withdrawn Canadian currency bill
• Number to the left of this answer
• In dire need of gas
• Upright figure?
• January, on some checks
• Number of hits that ruins a perfect game
• ... of a 1968 Jefferson stamp
• Hole-in-___ (duffer's dream)
• Tangent of 45º
• Bonded
• Word before "Liftoff!"
• Tip jar addition
• Wallet item
• It was retired by the Yankees in 1986
• Only
• "There's ___ in every crowd"
• ___-in-a-million
• Pepsi ___
• The loneliest number, in a song
• "You da ___" (2011 Rihanna number)
• With 60-Across, length of a New York Times crossword difficulty sequence
• See 82-Across
• Letterless phone key
• See 66 Down
• Unlettered phone number
• Word surrounding "on" and "by"
• Divisor of a prime number
• Nightstand start
• Coveted "Billboard" position
• With 55-Across, 365 days
• Derivative with respect to "x" in f(x) = x + 10
• A bill in the till
• "___ for the money, two for ..."
• Maître d's "Are you by yourself?"
• "For No ___" (Beatles song)
• With 24-Across, like Edward Albee's "The Zoo Story"
• Solid-yellow billiard ball
• Leaner's point value
• Goalie's jersey number, often
• Big word on a buck
• With 122-Down, like a Cyclops
• Famous square?
• 20/20
• '91 U2 hit
• Possible lunch hour
• Late lunch hour
• Pepsi ___, sugar-free cola
• Last word of "A Christmas Carol"
• Alternative to another?

Last Seen In:

• King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - May 17, 2013
• King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - May 15, 2013
• Washington Post - May 14, 2013
• USA Today - May 13, 2013
• USA Today - May 10, 2013
• New York Times - May 06, 2013
• New York Times - May 01, 2013
• Netword - April 28, 2013
• New York Times - April 28, 2013
• LA Times - April 28, 2013
• USA Today - April 19, 2013
• King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - April 18, 2013
• King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - April 18, 2013
• LA Times - April 16, 2013
• New York Times - April 16, 2013
• King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - April 06, 2013
• King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - April 05, 2013
• Netword - April 02, 2013
• Universal - April 01, 2013
• King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - April 01, 2013

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