| Mad |
| St. |
| Rd. |
| Hail |
| Hwy. |
| Blvd. |
| Prayer |
| Big rd. |
| St. kin |
| Welcome! |
| GPS line |
| Wide St. |
| Farewell |
| Greeting |
| Hail Mary |
| Forum cry |
| Not a st. |
| GPS abbr. |
| GPS datum |
| Sts.' kin |
| Short way |
| Urban rd. |
| Blvd. kin |
| Broad st. |
| Map abbr. |
| '-- Maria' |
| Mad., e.g. |
| Pk. or 5th |
| Roman hail |
| Stowe girl |
| Rosary bead |
| Cato's ciao |
| Hail of old |
| Mad. or 5th |
| Madison ___ |
| NYC's Fifth |
| Prayer bead |
| Rd. crosser |
| Roman cheer |
| Salutation. |
| Forum hello |
| Old welcome |
| Roman hello |
| Blvd.'s kin |
| Penn., e.g. |
| Prayer word |
| GPS display |
| St. crosser |
| Drive: Abbr. |
| Fifth is one |
| Hail: Latin. |
| Hwy. crosser |
| Nero's hello |
| Roman salute |
| Street abbr. |
| Hey, Caesar! |
| Yo, Hadrian! |
| Lex. or Mad. |
| Rd.'s cousin |
| St. crossing |
| St.'s cousin |
| Ciao, Brutus |
| Mad. or Lex. |
| Rd. relative |
| ___, Caesar! |
| Blvd. cousin |
| Old greeting |
| Ciao, Caesar |
| Address abbr. |
| 'Hail, Cato!' |
| 'Hail, Livy!' |
| 'Hail, Nero!' |
| 'Hail, Ovid!' |
| Hello, Caesar |
| D.C. map line |
| Fifth of Man. |
| Hail of yore |
| Hail, in Rome |
| Hymn greeting |
| Mad. follower |
| Mad., for one |
| Melrose, e.g. |
| Roman 'Aloha' |
| D.C.'s D or C |
| Blvd. crosser |
| Prayer opener |
| Fifth, for one |
| Hail, Hadrian! |
| Hail," to Ovid |
| Angelus prayer |
| Caesar's "hail |
| Hail, to Maria |
| Horace's hello |
| Madison in NYC |
| Maria preceder |
| Maria's intro? |
| Rte. of a sort |
| Uber app abbr. |
| Vale's partner |
| Wide urban st. |
| 'Hail, Caesar' |
| 5th or Madison |
| Latin greeting |
| MapQuest abbr. |
| Old salutation |
| Caesar's hello |
| Forum farewell |
| Latin for hail |
| Monopoly abbr. |
| Roman greeting |
| Road-map abbr. |
| Blvd. relative |
| City map abbr. |
| Forum greeting |
| GPS suggestion |
| ___ atque vale! |
| Hail, Claudius! |
| ___, Imperator! |
| Hail!" long ago |
| Ciao, to Caesar |
| Cicero's "Hail! |
| Cry in old Rome |
| Ct. alternative |
| Delaware, in DC |
| Fifth in N.Y.C. |
| Hail in a forum |
| NYC st. crosser |
| Park in N.Y.C.? |
| Rd. counterpart |
| St. intersecter |
| Vale's opposite |
| Word on an env. |
| NYC's Lex, e.g. |
| City way: Abbr. |
| Hadrian's hello |
| Relative of st. |
| Senate greeting |
| Bygone greeting |
| St. intersector |
| Word of welcome |
| ''Hi, Claudius'' |
| Hail, old Roman! |
| 5th in NYC, e.g. |
| Blvd.? No, close |
| Bye, in old Rome |
| GPS screen abbr. |
| Greeting of yore |
| Hadrian's "Hail! |
| Hail in old Rome |
| Lyft line: Abbr. |
| N.Y.C.'s Madison |
| NYC's York, e.g. |
| Oft-numbered rd. |
| Pennsylvania ___ |
| Urban way: Abbr. |
| Vatican greeting |
| Lex in NYC, e.g. |
| NYC thoroughfare |
| Opposite of vale |
| Salute to Caesar |
| Roman salutation |
| Hail, to Hadrian |
| Ancient greeting |
| Hail, to Horatio |
| Caesar's welcome |
| Hail or farewell |
| Old-time welcome |
| Galba's greeting |
| Caesarean salute |
| Word of farewell |
| Hello or goodbye |
| Way to go: Abbr. |
| Latin salutation |
| 'Hello, Hadrian!' |
| Hail! " to Caesar |
| Blvd. alternative |
| City route: Abbr. |
| Goodbye, to Galba |
| Greeting to Gaius |
| Hello, to Hadrian |
| Long-ago greeting |
| Mass. ___, Boston |
| NYC's Park or Lex |
| Old-style "shalom |
| Park, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Relative of blvd. |
| Small street kin? |
| Boston's Mass ___ |
| Hail and farewell |
| Hail, classically |
| Harriman nickname |
| Street-sign abbr. |
| ___ Maria" (hymn) |
| Farewell, to Cato |
| Hail in the forum |
| 5th or Mad., e.g. |
| Google Maps abbr. |
| Caesar's greeting |
| Park in NYC, e.g. |
| Pennsylvania, e.g. |
| Hail!" of old Rome |
| 5th or Park in NYC |
| Baltic or Atlantic |
| Colosseum greeting |
| Haill or farewelll |
| Hello from Hadrian |
| Hello, in old Rome |
| Mad. or Lex., e.g. |
| N-S Manhattan road |
| N.Y.'s Fifth, e.g. |
| Not a st. or blvd. |
| Sulla's salutation |
| Way to greet Gaius |
| Ancient salutation |
| First in NYC, e.g. |
| Greeting for Galba |
| Greeting in a toga |
| St. crosser, often |
| Greeting to Brutus |
| Intersection abbr. |
| Greeting for Gaius |
| Fifth in NYC, e.g. |
| Old Roman greeting |
| Hail from the past |
| ''Hail!'' to Horace |
| 'Greetings, Galba!' |
| A Harriman nickname |
| Columbus, in N.Y.C. |
| Fifth, e.g. (Abbr.) |
| GPS display letters |
| Greeting from Gaius |
| Greeting from Galba |
| Hi or bye, long ago |
| Las Palmas, in L.A. |
| Maine in D.C., e.g. |
| Many a Monopoly rd. |
| Mass. in D.C., e.g. |
| N.Y.C.'s Park, e.g. |
| NYC street crosser? |
| NYC's Madison, e.g. |
| Pa. or Mass., in DC |
| Parade place: Abbr. |
| Park in N.Y.C., say |
| Park or Lex, in NYC |
| Pennsylvania, in DC |
| Relative of a blvd. |
| St. crosser, in NYC |
| Constitution, in DC |
| Monopoly deed abbr. |
| Official USPS abbr. |
| Wide street (abbr.) |
| Caesar's salutation |
| Greeting for Caesar |
| Harriman's nickname |
| Many a Monopoly sq. |
| 'Greetings, Brutus!' |
| Caesarean salutation |
| Farewell from Fabius |
| Frequent st. crosser |
| Greetings from Galba |
| Hail that faded away |
| Lex, e.g., in N.Y.C. |
| Madison in NYC, e.g. |
| Madison, e.g.: Abbr. |
| NYC's Fifth, for one |
| Park or 5th, briefly |
| Park or Fifth: Abbr. |
| Salutation to Caesar |
| Salutation to Scipio |
| Thoroughfare (Abbr.) |
| Ventnor, e.g.: Abbr. |
| 5th or Madison, e.g. |
| Gladiator's greeting |
| N.Y.C.'s 5th or Park |
| NYC's West End, e.g. |
| Old word of farewell |
| Postal address abbr. |
| Harriman, to friends |
| Street address abbr. |
| Schubert song starter |
| Monopoly" board abbr. |
| Abbr. on a GPS screen |
| Cesar Chavez, in L.A. |
| Commonwealth, for ex. |
| Greeting at the Forum |
| Lex or Mad, in N.Y.C. |
| Long way to go in NYC |
| Maria's musical start |
| Monopoly space: Abbr. |
| N.Y.C.'s A, B, C or D |
| N.Y.'s Fifth, for one |
| N.Y.C.'s Columbus ___ |
| Street crosser: Abbr. |
| Maria's introduction? |
| Park, e.g., in N.Y.C. |
| St. or blvd. relative |
| Many a Monopoly prop. |
| Congregation location |
| Schubert's "___ Maria |
| ''Greetings, Caesar!'' |
| Amsterdam, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Blvd. and st. relative |
| Caesar's "Hi!" or "Bye |
| Cheer in the colliseum |
| Cousin of St. or Blvd. |
| Fifth ___, parade site |
| Greeting from the past |
| N.Y.C.'s Park or Fifth |
| N.Y.C.'s Park, for one |
| Salutation from Seneca |
| Signpost abbreviation. |
| Reverential salutation |
| Salutation from Brutus |
| Abbr. in many addresses |
| Circus Maximus greeting |
| D.C.'s Pennsylvania ___ |
| Dallas's Greenville ___ |
| Introduction for Maria? |
| Many a line on a DC map |
| Mass __ (MIT's address) |
| N.Y.C.'s Columbus, e.g. |
| N.Y.C.'s Third or Fifth |
| Park or Madison (abbr.) |
| Wide city street: Abbr. |
| Madison or Fifth: Abbr. |
| Madison or Park (Abbr.) |
| One hail of a greeting? |
| NYC's Lexington or Park |
| Old greeting for Caesar |
| ___ Maria" Chris Cornell |
| Abbr. at an intersection |
| Address abbr., sometimes |
| City thoroughfare: Abbr. |
| Court alternative: Abbr. |
| Greeting in ancient Rome |
| Letters on a street sign |
| Main thoroughfare: Abbr. |
| Mary: Maria :: hail: ___ |
| N.Y.C.'s Park or Madison |
| Park ___ (N.Y.C. locale) |
| Start of a Schubert song |
| Thing on a city map, cut |
| Ventnor or Vermont, e.g. |
| Washington in D.C., e.g. |
| Wide urban street: Abbr. |
| ''Good morning, Caesar'' |
| Caesar's word of welcome |
| Madison or Park, briefly |
| Alternative to Ct. or La. |
| Caesar's hello or goodbye |
| Chris Cornell: "___ Maria |
| Intersection abbreviation |
| It runs north-south in NY |
| North-south route, in NYC |
| Pennsylvania, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Wabash, in Chicago: Abbr. |
| Abbr. on a Monopoly board |
| NYC's ___ of the Americas |
| Urban thoroughfare: Abbr. |
| Washington's Pennsylvania |
| D.C.'s Constitution, e.g. |
| D.C.'s Pennsylvania, e.g. |
| Abbr. on some street signs |
| Chicago's Michigan (abbr.) |
| Columbus in N.Y.C. or S.F. |
| Constitution in D.C., e.g. |
| Fifth or Broadway, briefly |
| Fifth you can take?: Abbr. |
| Ill. and Ind., in Monopoly |
| Michigan in Chicago: Abbr. |
| N.Y.C.'s Park or Lexington |
| Official USPS abbreviation |
| St. crossers, in Manhattan |
| Many a state name, in D.C. |
| Greeting on the Appian Way |
| Pennsylvania in D.C., e.g. |
| ___ Maria (Catholic prayer) |
| Fifth or Madison, in N.Y.C. |
| Part of many a P.O. address |
| Road that might cross a st. |
| Swinburne's "___ Atque Vale |
| In NYC, Madison or Lexington |
| Lettered Bklyn. thoroughfare |
| Street sign abbr., sometimes |
| D.C.'s Pennsylvania, for one |
| D.C.'s Pennsylvania, briefly |
| Pennsylvania, for one: abbr. |
| Champs-Élysées, e.g.: Abbr. |
| First, Second or Third: Abbr. |
| Manhattan's Park, e.g.: Abbr. |
| One of 17 in Monopoly (Abbr.) |
| Park in New York City (abbr.) |
| Park or Madison, on a NYC map |
| ___ Maria" (Christian prayer) |
| Abbr. for Monopoly properties |
| Street address abbr., perhaps |
| St. crosser, in New York City |
| ___ Maria" (Gounod/Bach work) |
| ___ Maris Stella" (Latin hymn) |
| Bklyn.'s Flatbush, for example |
| Golden Gate or Presidio, in SF |
| Lexington or Madison in N.Y.C. |
| Many a Monopoly square (Abbr.) |
| Massachusetts, in Boston, e.g. |
| Mediterranean or Baltic: Abbr. |
| Monopoly stop, perhaps (abbr.) |
| New York or Wisconsin, in D.C. |
| New York or New Jersey in D.C. |
| Welcome or farewell, to Caesar |
| What the "Mad" in "Mad Men" is |
| Abbr. in my snail mail address |
| Chicago's Michigan, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Many a Monopoly purchase: Abbr. |
| Monopoly property, often: abbr. |
| New Orleans's St. Bernard, e.g. |
| One kind of city block, briefly |
| Ventnor or Vermont, e.g.: Abbr. |
| It may cross a street in N.Y.C. |
| New York's Fifth or Park: Abbr. |
| Many a Monopoly property: Abbr. |
| Street address abbr., sometimes |
| Abbr. in the White House address |
| Abbr. on 17 Monopoly title deeds |
| Brooklyn's Flatbush, e.g.: Abbr. |
| It might briefly cross a street? |
| Abbr. on many a Monopoly property |
| Ancient greeting / Señora Perón |
| Eddy Grant's was electric (Abbr.) |
| Massachusetts, in Cambridge, e.g. |
| Michigan, e.g., in Chicago: Abbr. |
| Park or Madison, on an N.Y.C. map |
| Pennsylvania in Washington: Abbr. |
| Pennsylvania, e.g., on a D.C. map |
| Place on a Monopoly board (Abbr.) |
| Washington's Pennsylvania (Abbr.) |
| ___ Maria" (popular wedding song) |
| Abbr. in many snail mail addresses |
| Abbr. in many-a snail mail address |
| North-south rte., in New York City |
| Pennsylvania or Wisconsin, in D.C. |
| Rte. that runs diagonally, in D.C. |
| It might intersect a street: Abbr. |
| Commonwealth in Boston, e.g.: Abbr. |
| It may intersect a boulevard: Abbr. |
| Manhattan's Fifth or Madison: Abbr. |
| States on a game board, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Urban rd. that might cross a street |
| Abbreviation on many Monopoly cards |
| Boston's Commonwealth, e.g. (Abbr.) |
| Massachusetts or Connecticut in D.C. |
| New York City's Park or Fifth: Abbr. |
| One of 17 on a Monopoly board: Abbr. |
| Abbreviation in many street addresses |
| Any of 17 Monopoly properties (Abbr.) |
| Baltic or Indiana, in Monopoly: Abbr. |
| Boston's Commonwealth, for one: Abbr. |
| It might intersect a boulevard: Abbr. |
| Monopoly's Ventnor or Oriental: Abbr. |
| NYC's Madison, e.g. (not Caleb ha ha) |
| States or Pacific, in Monopoly: Abbr. |
| Baltic ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr. |
| Atlantic in Atlantic City, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Park or Lexington, in Manhattan: Abbr. |
| Ventnor ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr. |
| Vermont or Ventnor, in Monopoly: Abbr. |
| Washington's Pennsylvania, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Yellowcard's on an "Ocean" one (abbr.) |
| Fifth or Lexington, in Manhattan: Abbr. |
| Independence in Washington, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Indiana or Illinois, in Monopoly: Abbr. |
| Kentucky ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr. |
| St. Bernard in New Orleans, e.g.: Abbr. |
| Thing crossing a GPS display, sometimes |
| Seventh or Park, in New York City: Abbr. |
| Atlantic or Virginia, in Monopoly: Abbr. |
| Tennessee or Indiana, in Monopoly: Abbr. |
| It may cross a street or boulevard: Abbr. |
| Madison or Lexington, in Manhattan: Abbr. |
| Prop. often named for a state in Monopoly |
| Illinois or Oriental, briefly, in Monopoly |
| Mass. ___ (Boston thoroughfare, to locals) |
| Park or Lexington, in New York City: Abbr. |
| Madison ___ (New York thoroughfare): Abbr. |
| Yellowcard lives on an "Ocean" one (abbr.) |
| Baltic or Mediterranean, in Monopoly: Abbr. |
| Connecticut or Kentucky, in Monopoly: Abbr. |
| Mediterranean or Baltic, in Monopoly: Abbr. |
| Philadelphia's Allegheny or Aramingo: Abbr. |
| President between James and Andrew, briefly |
| Thoroughfare that may cross a street: Abbr. |
| Ventnor or Pennsylvania, in Monopoly: Abbr. |
| Mediterranean ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr. |
| Pennsylvania ___ (White House locale: Abbr.) |
| A Wallflower has a "Heartache" on 6th (abbr.) |
| Manhattan's Fifth or Park, for example: Abbr. |
| North Carolina ___ (Monopoly property): Abbr. |
| Thoroughfare that might cross a street: Abbr. |
| Woody Guthrie goes to a "Mermaid" one (abbr.) |
| Fifth ___ (where Saks is, in Manhattan): Abbr. |
| Spacehog wants to live on the "2nd" one (abbr.) |
| Yellowcard might live on an "Ocean" one (abbr.) |
| Thoroughfare that may intersect a street: Abbr. |
| Where the Maisonettes have a "Heartache" (abbr.)? |
| 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (White House address): Abbr. |
| New York City's Park or Madison, for example: Abbr. |
| Los Angeles's Melrose or Fairfax, for example: Abbr. |
| Madison, Park, or Lexington, in New York City: Abbr. |
| New York City's Madison or Fifth, for example: Abbr. |
| NYC's Fifth or Chicago's Michigan, for example: Abbr. |
| 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (where the White House is): Abbr. |
| New York City's Lexington or Madison, for example: Abbr. |
| New York City's Madison or Lexington, for example: Abbr. |
| Pennsylvania or Constitution, in Washington, D.C.: Abbr. |
| 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (the US president's address): Abbr. |
| 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (address of the White House): Abbr. |
| 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (address for the First Family): Abbr. |
| Billy Bragg and Wilco collaborated on a "Mermaid" one (abbr.) |
| 1600 Pennsylvania ___ (the White House's street address): Abbr. |
| Illinois ___ (Monopoly property that's landed on the most): Abbr. |