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Cuts short
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Closes out
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Conclusions
Finishes up
Cuts it out
Tight" ones
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Bread heels
Hoop's lack
Odd's mates
Pencil tips
Closes down
Odds and --
Puts to bed
Some Giants
Some NFLers
Final parts
Denouements
Discontinues
Puts to rest
Outer limits
Some linemen
Bread slices
Extreme pair
Loaf tidbits
Many rushers
Runs no more
Calls a halt
Earth parts?
Parts to tie
Book holders
QB's targets
Terminations
Finishes off
Final stages
Border lines
Odds partner
Email command
Doesn't go on
Stops working
Fizzles (out)
Make ___ meet
Loose" things
At loose ____
Elway targets
Extrema, e.g.
Finally stops
Heels, really
Parts cut off
Pass masters?
Sausage's two
Tag and loose
Two on a line
Two of eleven
Pass-catchers
Some blockers
NFL positions
Circle's lack
Finishes with
Fades to black
Calls it quits
Closes up shop
Gets done with
Goals of means
Goes no longer
Heels or butts
Make-meet link
Pair in a line
Pair in a loaf
Prow and stern
Rice and Irvin
Speedy linemen
Stops existing
Terminal parts
Boundary lines
Earth extremes
Front and back
Odds companion
Plays the coda
Right and left
Wide receivers
Final chapters
Means' partner
Pulls the plug
Ultimate goals
Gridiron group
Some are tight
Some receivers
Pass receivers
Odds' partners
Calls it a day
Puts a stop to
Some are split
Nips in the bud
Stopping points
Abates in court
Cricket wickets
Furthest points
Heels of loaves
Heels of a loaf
Men on the line
Montana targets
Parts of a loaf
Rings lack them
Tight and split
Some big Giants
Terminal points
Calls to a halt
Is discontinued
What rings lack
Certain linemen
Wraps things up
Budget meeting?
Comes to a stop
Calls a halt to
Comes to a halt
Goes no further
Brings to a halt
Football linemen
. . . tails ___
They catch bombs
Certain blockers
Doesn't carry on
Doesn't continue
Eleven positions
Final boundaries
Gridiron targets
Loaf extremities
Partner of "odds
Some fast Giants
Some scrimmagers
Sports receivers
They may be dead
They rarely meet
Vanishing points
Desired outcomes
Make-meet middle
Means' justifier
Tie up loose ___
Tight positions?
Football players
They're on lines
Reaches the coda
Unpopular slices
Partners of odds
Some NFL players
Grinds to a halt
A string has two
___ of the earth
Partner of means
Comes to a close
Draws to a close
Pulls the plug on
Divinity shapings
Don Hutson et al.
Manages, as a bar
Means justifiers?
Odds' counterpart
Often-loose items
Relatives of odds
The two to a loaf
They can be tight
Things rings lack
Trimmer's targets
Utmost boundaries
What to make meet
Some bread slices
Tim Tebow targets
We hope they meet
Ultimate purposes
What circles lack
Pigskin receivers
Tom Brady targets
What a ring lacks
They may be loose
They may be split
Brings to a close
They may be bitter
Tackles' teammates
Puts the kibosh on
Closes the book on
Companion of odds.
Companions of odds
Everlast's '99 hit
Furthermost parts.
Non-meeters, often
Often-loose things
Reaches the finale
Some gridiron guys
Tight and wide men
Completes the coda
Furthermost limits
Gridiron positions
Loaf heels, really
Termination points
Confining features
Doesn't keep going
These may be split
You hope they meet
Some pass catchers
Tackles' neighbors
Football positions
Theme of the puzzle
Ultimate objectives
Bow and stern, e.g.
Brett Favre targets
Challah heels, e.g.
Counterpart of odds
Finishes the finale
Forbids any more of
Goes away, in a way
Make/meet connector
Reaches a coda, say
Some bologna slices
Some sausage slices
What a circle lacks
Plays the last note
They might be split
Things to make meet
Make-meet connector
Some pass receivers
Justifiers of means
. . . that ___ well
Doesn't last forever
Least popular slices
Means justifications
Nothing follows them
Some Montana targets
Swift pass receivers
Top and bottom, e.g.
Means' justification
Möbius strip's lack
Prow and stern, e.g.
Reaches a conclusion
Two slices of a loaf
Draws the curtain on
These might be split
Drops the curtain on
1999 Ron Howard film
Some football players
Burnt barbecue pieces
Doesn't go on forever
Items sometimes loose
Lowers the curtain on
Some pigskin catchers
Split or loose items?
Targets of some bombs
Tie up some loose ___
Volumes A and Z, e.g.
Where hairs may split
Word attached to book
Some football linemen
They may be offensive
DeVotchKa "How It ___
Comes to a conclusion
Some gridiron players
... candle at both ___
Airs its final episode
Airs the final episode
Budgets make them meet
Far left and far right
Football-pass catchers
Gertain Giants or Jets
Loose items, sometimes
Make ___ meet (get by)
Means may justify them
Oct. 31, Nov. 30, etc.
Short pieces of cloth.
Some touchdown scorers
They may justify means
They're loose or tight
Tight and wide players
Machiavellian concerns
What means may justify
Winds up or winds down
Some defensive linemen
Word with rear or book
Brings to a conclusion
Bread crusts' positions
Heels on a pumpernickel
Loose things to tie up?
Millay's candle had two
Poles of a magnet, e.g.
Some of Kosar's targets
Targets for Brett Favre
There are two in a loaf
They may be poles apart
They may come with odds
They're sometimes loose
Word with book and week
Word with loose or book
A loop doesn't have any
Brings down the curtain
Loaf heels, essentially
Terminals or terminates
Word with rear and book
Word with split or book
I want my ___" Everlast
To the ___ of the Earth
Word with front or rear
They're well off-center
Some eligible receivers
They justify the means?
A ring doesn't have them
Bombs are thrown to them
Budgeters make them meet
Colin Kaepernick targets
Dead and loose followers
Finishes (appropriately)
Good things to make meet
Potential pass receivers
Tight and split athletes
Tight or loose followers
What a ring doesn't have
Where hairs may be split
Word with split and rear
Completes the coda, e.g.
Good things to have meet
Odds and __ (miscellany)
It's good when they meet
They can be made to meet
Crustiest parts of a loaf
Crustiest parts of loaves
Earth parts, figuratively
Means justifier, for some
Means justifiers, perhaps
Some can't make them meet
What hoops and rings lack
Word after loose or split
Word with split or bitter
Pencil points and erasers
They might meet in a bowl
Split ___ (hair problems)
Airs the final episode of
Here's Where the Story ___
Tight" or "loose" follower
Brings the curtain down on
Certain gridiron positions
Snaps, as a winning streak
Some try to make them meet
They can be loose or split
They may be living or dead
They may be split on heads
They may be split or loose
They may be tight or right
Word with "rear" or "tight
Do they justify the means?
It's better when they meet
Means justifiers, for some
They can justify the means
They may be loose or split
Means justifiers, some say
They can be loose or tight
They can be tight or loose
What a Möbius strip lacks
Means justifiers, at times
They may be tight or loose
They may be split or tight
They may be loose or tight
Pavement ___" (street sign)
Brings to a screeching halt
It's hard to make them meet
Machiavellian justification
Most-cooked parts of roasts
Positions that may be split
These may be loose or tight
What an infinite loop lacks
What most donuts don't have
It's good to make them meet
Burn the candle at both ___
They're far from the center
''All's Well That ___ Well''
Haldeman's "The ___ of Power
Have trouble making ___ meet
Some fantasy football trades
They might be loose or tight
They line up next to tackles
They might be split or loose
They might be tight or loose
What bagels are made without
Wake Me Up When September ___
Difficult things to make meet
Odds and ___ (various things)
They're third from the center
Two slices of a loaf of bread
Means justification, for some
Administers the coup de grâce
Final word of a budgeting quip
Hair parts that might be split
It's a feat to make these meet
Some are loose, some are tight
Split parts of unattended hair
Dead ___ (roads with no outlet)
December 31, the letter Z, etc.
Targets of men who make passes?
They may be bitter or defensive
What skimpers hope to make meet
Loose things not found in rings
What even the longest show does
Crusty pieces of a loaf of bread
Kingdom of ___ (Kantian concept)
Men to be headed off at the pass
Sometimes hard to make them meet
Crustiest bread slices, generally
Some might be loose, others tight
They justify the means, it's said
They're offensive and chase bombs
What even a Springsteen show does
They may be split, tight or loose
Make ___ meet (get by financially)
Volumes A and Z in an encyclopedia
What the Earth doesn't really have
Odds and ___ (miscellaneous things)
Here's Where the Story ___" Sundays
All-American Rejects "It ___ Tonight
Justifications for means, sometimes?
Some offensive or defensive gridders
Sundays: "Here's Where the Story ___
Some of the fastest football players
The financially savvy make them meet
It's sometimes hard to make them meet
Please Don't Tell Me How the Story ___
Split ___ (problems for a hairstylist)
They're offensive and looking to score
Make ___ meet (live within one's means)
Burn the candle at both ___ (work late)
Make ___ meet (stay within one's budget)
Things that are farthest from the center
Green Day "Wake Me Up When September ___
Parts of bread often the last to be eaten
Reaches 0:00:00 on a countdown clock, say
'90 Sundays hit "Here's Where the Story ___
Dead-___ (streets or alleys with no outlet)
Make ___ meet (barely scrape by financially)
Everlast single off "Whitey Ford Sings the Blues
Before we go any further I want my ___" (Everlast)
. . . in the two ___ of the mercy seat" (Ex. 25:18)
Have trouble making ___ meet (struggle financially)
Sometimes kids get murdered for the ___ ..." (Everlast)
Some people will rob their mother for the ___" Everlast
Split ___ (tonsorial woe, and a hint to this puzzle's theme)
Tight ___ (NFL players who typically wear jersey numbers 80 to 89)
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