ITS

ITS


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Dictionary definitions:


Word: its
Phonetic: /ɪts/
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One who is neither a he nor a she; a creature; a dehumanized being.
The person who chases and tries to catch the other players in the playground game of tag. Example: In the next game, Adam and Tom will be it…
The game of tag. Example: Let's play it at breaktime.
Sex appeal, especially that which goes beyond beauty.
Sexual activity. Example: caught them doing it
A biological force that inhabits living beings, according to the vitalist approach of Georg Groddeck.
The one (or ones) belonging to it.


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-- a bird...
-- a boy!
--- a deal
--- about time!
--- now or never!
--- show time!
--- your move
... ___ how you play the game
... for what ___ worth
... till ___ over
...for what ___ worth
A bird or a plane preceder
A bird
And ___ gone!
Are You There God? ___ Me
Baby ___ You (1962 hit)
Baby ___ You (Shirelles)
Baby ___ You: Shirelles hit
Do They Know ___ Christmas?
Dont judge a book by ___ cover
Every dog has ___ day
For what --- worth...
For what ___ worth
For what ___ worth...
Live from New York
Monty Python opener
So ___ you
That which groweth of ___ own accord (Lev. 25:5)
The Boston gig has been canceled... I wouldnt worry about
When ___ Love (Van Halen hit)
___ -a wise child...: Nash
___ A Wonderful Life
___ About Time (1960s sitcom)
___ Alive! (1969)
___ Alive! (1974 camp classic)
___ Alive! (1974 shocker)
___ Alive! (1974 thriller)
___ Always Sunny in Philadelphia
___ Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
___ De-Lovely
___ De-Lovely (1937 hit)
___ Delovely
___ Greek to me
___ Growing (Temptations hit)
___ Hard (1982 album by the Who)
___ Howdy Doody time!
___ Howdy Doody time...
___ Impossible
___ Magic
___ Monty Python and...
___ My Party
___ My Party (#1 hit of 1963)
___ My Party (1963 #1 hit for Lesley Gore)
___ My Party (1963 hit by Lesley Gore)
___ My Party (Lesley Gore hit)
___ My Party (Lesley Gore song)
___ My Party: Gore
___ My Party: Lesley Gore hit
___ My Party...
___ My Turn: Diana Ross hit
___ Not About the Bike (Lance Armstrong book)
___ Not Unusual
___ Not Unusual (Tom Jones hit)
___ Not Unusual: Tom Jones hit
___ Now Or Never
___ Now or Never (Presley hit)
___ O.K.
___ OK with me
___ Over (1964 hit)
___ Pat (old SNL skit)
___ Raining Men
___ So Easy
___ So Easy (77 pop hit)
___ So Easy (Linda Ronstadt hit)
___ So Easy (Ronstadt hit)
___ So Easy: Ronstadt hit
___ Too Late
___ Too Late (Carol King hit)
___ Too Late (Carole King)
___ Too Late (King hit)
___ You I Love
___ You (Hollies hit)
___ You (song from The Music Man)
___ Your Thing (funk classic)
___ a Blue World (1940 hit)
___ a Gift (Fields comedy)
___ a Gift: W.C. Fields film
___ a Grand Night for Singing
___ a Joke
___ a Living (CBC TV show)
___ a Long Way to Tipperary
___ a Mad Mad Mad Mad World (1963 movie)
___ a Mad
___ a Miracle (Manilow tune)
___ a Most Unusual Day
___ a Sin (87 Pet Shop Boys hit)
___ a Small World
___ a beautiful day in the neighborhood
___ a bird!...
___ a bird...
___ a black thing
___ a boy!
___ a date!
___ a deal!
___ a deal
___ a done deal
___ a girl!
___ a given
___ a go!
___ a grand night for...
___ a great day...
___ a living
___ a long story
___ a long way to...
___ a long way...
___ a miracle!
___ a mystery to me!
___ a small world!
___ a small world...
___ about time!
___ alive!
___ all in the wrist
___ all in your mind
___ all my fault
___ all true!
___ been a while
___ been fun
___ been real!
___ been real
___ breaking to the left (golf commentators sentence)
___ complicated
___ disposable!
___ for me to know...
___ going to go long (golf announcers line)
___ hopeless
___ in his kiss (1964 pop lyric)
___ in the bag!
___ in the bag
___ just not fair
___ just what I wanted!
___ later than you think
___ magic!
___ me or the dog!
___ me!
___ me
___ me (phone comment)
___ mine!
___ my fault!
___ my turn
___ never going to work!
___ never too late!
___ new!
___ no big deal!
___ no big deal
___ no problem!
___ no skin off my nose
___ no use!
___ no use
___ no wonder
___ none of your business
___ not fair!
___ not for me to say
___ not for me to say...
___ not my fault!
___ not my fault
___ not my problem
___ not over yet
___ not the end of the world!
___ not what you think!
___ now or never!
___ official
___ official...
___ on me
___ on now! (fighters words)
___ only a game
___ only me!
___ only me
___ only money!
___ only money
___ open!
___ over!
___ party time!
___ risky
___ show time!
___ showtime!
___ so funny!
___ the Great Pumpkin
___ the economy
___ the law
___ the pits
___ the truth!
___ time
___ too risky
___ true!
___ true
___ up to you
___ you!
___ your call
___ your dime!
___ your dime
___ your life
___ your life.
___ your move
___De-Lovely: Cole Porter
___a Wonderful Life
___a girl!
___only money
Magic
a boy!
in the bag
So Easy
#1 hit for Elvis ___ Now or Never
-- My Party (63 hit)
-- Not Unusual (65 hit)
-- So Easy (77 hit)
-- Too Late (71 hit)
-- a boy!
-- a date!
-- a deal!
-- a girl!
-- a go!
-- a living!
-- a long story
-- a snap!
-- about time!
-- all good
-- all true!
-- been ages!
-- in the bag!
-- in there!
-- magic!
-- now or never!
-- over!
-- showtime!
-- so you!
-- that time
-- the law
-- true!
I of TGIF
TGIF part
The Ego and ___ Own (Max Stirner work)
Tis mixed up?
___ Academic (high-school quiz show)
___ My Party (1963 #1 hit)
___ Not Unusual (65 hit )
___ Not for Me to Say
___ Too Late (Carole King hit)
___ Your Thing (Isley Brothers hit)
___ a Wonderful Life
___ a date!
___ about time!
___ alive!
___ always something!
___ been real!
___ been real
___ on me
___ your move
___ a plane!
1986 hit ___ Only Love
A possessive
A things
Antagonists in the game of tag
Apostropheless possessive
Becks Where ___ At
Beck: Where ___ At
Before-time link
Belonging to a thing
Belonging to that thing
Belonging to the Thing?
Bon Jovis ___ My Life
Boston ___ Easy
Carole King hit
Carole Kings ___ Too Late
Catchers in tag
Certain seekers
Cole Porters ___ De-Lovely
Comforting words
Common contraction
Comos ___ Impossible
Contraction that gives many spellers trouble
English for cest
Every Rose Has ___ Thorn
FWIW part
First word of A Hard Days Night
First word uttered after a birth
Frequently mispunctuated word
Genderless ones
Genderless possessive
Gores ___ My Party
Hassails
I Cant Believe ___ Not Butter! (bread spread brand)
Identification introduction
Impersonal pronoun
It is in most dialogue?
Kind of elf
Lead-in to a date?
Leonard Bernsteins ___ Love
Letters within the theme entries that are
Manilows ___ a Miracle
Mariah Careys ___ Like That
Men At Work: ___ a Mistake
Monsters possessive
Monty Python show opener
More of the quip
Neither his nor hers
Neutral possessive
Neutral pronoun
Nitpicky word for grammarians
Not hers or his
Not his or hers
Of a thing
Oft-mismarked possessive
Oft-mispunctuated pronoun
Oft-misspelled possessive
Oft-mistyped possessive
Often-mispunctuated pronoun
Often-misused possessive
On ___ own terms
Opening word of the Howdy Doody Show theme song
Orbisons ___ Over
Pose
PART 3 OF QUIP
Part 3 of the quotation
Part of F.W.I.W.
Part of FWIW
Part of T.G.I.F.
Part of T.G.l.F.
Part of TGIF
Part of TGIF or FWIW
Perry Comos ___ Impossible
Possessive
Possessive adjective
Possessive pronoun
Possessive that often has an erroneous apostrophe
Pronominal adjective
Pronoun
Ricky Nelsons ___ Late
River islets
Roy Orbisons ___ Over
Sexless possessive
Sigmund Freuds Civilization and ___ Discontents
Sit
Some tag players
Start of Mr. Rogers song
Supertramp ___ Raining Again
T.G.I.F. part
TGIF part
TGIFs I
TVs ___ Academic
TVs ___ a Living
Tag antagonists
Tag chasers
Tag players
Tag pursuers
Tagged game-players
That ones
That things
The I in F.W.I.W.
The I in FWIW
The I in T.G.I.F.
The I in TGIF
The I of T.G.I.F.
The I of TGIF
The I in T.G.I.F.
The I in TGIF
The Things
The Weather Girls ___ Raining Men
The Whos ___ a Boy
The thing is?
They play tag
Theyre inhuman
Theyve been tagged
Tom Joness ___ Not Unusual
Tommy Dorseys ___ Always You
W. C. Fields film ___ a Gift
Where ___ at
Where ___ at (the scene)
Where-at link
Wits end?
Word at the start of Monty Pythons Flying Circus
Word before Monty Pythons Flying Circus
Word often given an incorrect apostrophe
Word often given an unnecessary apostrophe
Word often mis-apostrophed
Word often mis-apostrophized
Word often mispunctuated
Word often missing an apostrophe
Word often mistakenly apostrophized
Word often typed with an extraneous apostrophe
Word preceding Monty Pythons Flying Circus
Word that is not possessive with an apostrophe
Word that often precedes showtime
Word whose apostrophe (or lack thereof) some find confusing
Word with a bird or a plane
Word with a gratuitous apostrophe
Word with a mistaken apostrophe
Word with an erroneous apostrophe
Word with an extraneous apostrophe
___ Just Lunch (popular dating service)
___ a Gift (Fields film)
___ too bad!
ag chasers
___ a free country.
'Tis 'tis.
Common verbal contraction
Of that object.
Superman ___
___ a homer.
For the birds?
-- a shame
___ all in the game
News to me!
Players at hide-and-seek
Now or never
A long way
Six of one
Your turn
My turn!
___ All in the Game, old song
Certain players, as in tag
Cole Porter's ___ De-Lovely
Porter's ___ De-lovely
Beauty is ___ own excuse for being
The berries
___ Magic, 1948 song
That one's
Anagram for 'tis
___ only a paper moon ...
___ a warm wind ... : Masefield
___ De-Lovely, 1936 song
___ a Lonesome Old Town
___ De-Lovely: Porter
That thing's
___ a Lovely Day Today, 1950 song by 64 Down
___ Been a Long, Long Time
___ Over, Orbison song
___ a Lovely Day Today
___ De-Lovely, 1936 hit
___ My Party, Gore hit: 1963
___ up to you, New York
___ Magic, Cahn-Styne song
___ Magic, Doris Day hit
___ So Easy, Ronstadt song
___ De-Lovely, 1936 Porter song
___ Only Love: Beatles
___ Not Unusual, T. Jones hit
___ So Easy ('77 pop hit)
Como's ___ Impossible
TV's ___ Academic
Tom Jones's ___ Not Unusual
Roy Orbison's ___ Over
A bird, a plane or Superman preceder
___ a Joke, Son (1947 flick)
Tommy Dorsey's ___ Always You
With 112-Across, enthusiastic review
True
They're inhuman
Time
With 52-Down, words of agreement
Leonard Bernstein's ___ Love
Gore's ___ My Party
The law
Carole King's ___ Too Late
Ricky Nelson's ___ Late
They've been tagged
The I in the answer to 1-Across
Letters within the theme entries that are, literally, next to nothing
Perry Como's ___ Impossible
O.K.
With 57-Across, welcome words when the check arrives
With 6-Down, Curious ...
Party time
The I in 23-Down
You ___
With 40-Across, a chorus line ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme
Open
Doris Day hit ___ Magic
With 18-Down, exclamation in Frankenstein
With 36-Down, Easy!
The Who's ___ Hard
Word repeated in the Superman intro
Me
With 45-Down, phrase accompanying a handshake
No biggie
FW*W
___ Late (Ricky Nelson hit)
Post ___
With 12-Down, Gimme that!
Word often wrongly apostrophized
___ All Too Much (Beatles song)
Possessive often containing a mistaken apostrophe
A trap.
___ All Over Now (Rolling Stones hit)
___ a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (1963 film)
___ over (We're done)
___ a beautiful day in the neighborhood: Mr. Rogers
___ Not Unusual (Tom Jones standard)
Word before a bird, a plane and Superman!
___ the least I can do
___ never too late to learn
Common recipient of an erroneous apostrophe
___ all a blur
On
With 9-Down, response to a knock at the door
With 55-Across, film comedy bomb of 1994
___ Quiet Uptown (song from Hamilton)
Belonging to something nonhuman
Word often improperly punctuated
__ not up to me
Gender-neutral possessive
Cousin of hers
__ yours: My gift
__ a Sin: Pet Shop Boys hit
Live from New York, __ Saturday Night!
__ go time!
__ Quiet Uptown: Hamilton song
Oft-mispunctuated word
__ Been Awhile: Staind song
Not my call
Nothing new
__ not over
Cool ___
Ran __ course
__ been a long time
Where-at filler
No bother
My pleasure!
Middle of a mountaineering explanation
Introduction starter
Not that ___ any of your business...
___ Complicated: Streep/Baldwin movie of 2009
The ___ Man, who appeared at the start of each Monty Pythons Flying Circus episode only to be cut off after a single word
Honor society for high school and middle school theatre students that includes Tom Hanks, Kathy Bates and Faye Dunaway (abbr.)
SpaceXs ___ Booster, capable of lifting 300 metric tons and a crucial, reusable component of the planned exploration of Mars
Pronoun often subject to incorrect punctuation (by myself, included!)
Netflixs ___ Bruno! which premiered in 2019 and stars (not surprisingly!) Bruno
First word uttered in many Monty Pythons Flying Circus episodes
On __ way: sent
___ the Hard-Knock Life (Annie song)
Not that bad
Often-mispunctuated word
Word that often mistakenly gets an apostrophe
___ Okay to Not Be Okay (South Korean series on Netflix)
___ Blitz! (Rhyming Yeah Yeah Yeahs album title)
i___ Okay to Not Be Okay/i (2020 K-drama)
No surprise
The I of FWIW
TGIF contraction
Pat
Contraction
Baby, ____ You
____ fleece was . . .
A gift
____ only natural
The ___ man (character who opened many Monty Pythons Flying Circus episodes)
"___ alive!"
The "I" of T.G.I.F.
With 51-Across, package recipient's cry
American released from islands belonging to the aforementioned
Repeated contraction in the 50s TV Superman intro
Repeated contraction in the 50s TV Superman intro
With 15-Down, brow-wiping comment
"Oh, ___ on!"
Part of 53 Across
Lit ___
TGIF segment
Part of "fwiw"
Part 4 of the quip
___ all coming together!
Site of many errant apostrophes
Site of many errant apostrophes
First word of the chorus of Friday by Rebecca Black
___ Okay to Not Be Okay
iTGIF/i component
___ days like these that I curse the Chinese for inventing gunpowder (The Rehearsal line)
Word with a commonly erroneous apostrophe
___ Magic (1947 song that begins with You sigh, the song begins /You speak and I hear violins)
"___ your move"
__ Raining Them: Mila Jam remake celebrating the gender spectrum
"___ on!"
Neutral possessive pronoun
Neutral possessive pronoun
___ Always Sunny in Philadelphia (FXX sitcom)
Us
Are You There God? ___ Me, Margaret
___ De-Lovely (1936 Cole Porter hit)
"What ___ Like" (1998 hit by Everlast)
"___ nothing"
The "I" in 30-Down
___ been (opening words of One Week, by Barenaked Ladies)
"___ a-me!"
Nothing
___ Okay to Not be Okay (South Korean TV series)
No-apostrophe possessive
"___ who you know" (networking principle)
"___ not you, ___ me"
Possessive determiner




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