100% | DAYS | 4 | Time of confusion, by the sound of it |
73% | TEA | 3 | Drink of character, by the sound of it |
72% | ESHARP | 6 | F, by the sound of it |
72% | OVERSEES | 8 | Supervises, abroad by the sounds of it? |
71% | LAUD | 4 | Praise a peer, by the sound of it |
71% | SLOE | 4 | No fast food, by the sound of it |
69% | BTEN | 4 | Apt bingo call to lose on, by the sound of it? |
57% | LONGI | 5 | End of July by the sound? |
56% | DOREMI | 6 | Song sung by the Sound of Music children |
54% | ACNES | 5 | Complaints that might be brought on by clogged follicles but the majority of the time, it's your genes |
54% | ROAR | 4 | Sound made by the King of the Beasts |
54% | CAPITOL | 7 | It's topped by the "Statue of Freedom" |
54% | PIDAY | 5 | It's followed by the ides of March |
54% | IRIS | 4 | It's surrounded by the white of the eye |
53% | GESTALT | 7 | Unified whole that cannot be described by the sum of its parts |
53% | TBAR | 4 | It'll grab you by the seat of your pants |
52% | HOHOHO | 6 | 2017 song by Sia; the sound of festive cheer |
52% | JURA | 4 | Island in the Inner Hebrides separated from the Scottish mainland by the Sound of — |
52% | BLT | 3 | Sandwich known by the initials of its main ingredients, not including toast and mayo |
52% | AGE | 3 | It may be represented by the number of candles on a cake |
51% | WONDERFUL | 9 | "It's the Most ___ Time of the Year," a hugely popular Christmas song by Andy Williams |
51% | MACH | 4 | It's calculated relative to the speed of sound |
51% | HANDLE | 6 | The part of something by which it is held |
50% | DOSIOLOGY | 9 | Like it sounds, the study of doses |
50% | MOON | 4 | Its cycle is indicated by the starts of 20-, 32-, 40- and 55-Across |
50% | ONOMATOPOEIA | 12 | Word sounded out by the ends of 20-, 35- and 40-Across |
50% | CHOLERA | 7 | "Love in the Time of ___," novel by Gabriel G. Marquez |
50% | SNAP | 4 | One of the sounds made by Rice Krispies |
49% | AREA | 4 | It's a product of the length multiplied by the width |
49% | MISSISSIPPIRIVER | 16 | It was known by the Algonquin as the "Father of Waters" |