Answer: ADAGE
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Saw
- Words to live by
- Maxim
- Proverb
- Saying
- Wise saying
- Old saying
- "All's fair in love and war," e.g.
- Old saw
- Motto
- Words of wisdom
- Truism
- Pithy saying
- Axiom
- Aphorism
- "Time is money," e.g.
- Wise words
- Bit of wisdom
- Traditional truism
- Gnome
- Familiar saying
- Dictum
- Traditional saying
- "Haste makes waste," e.g.
- Byword
- Words from the wise
- "What goes up must come down," e.g.
- Wise old saying
- Old maxim
- Bit of folk wisdom
- "What goes around, comes around," e.g.
- "Love conquers all," e.g.
- "If it ain't broke, don't fix it," e.g.
- Word from the wise
- Succinct saying
- "Time flies," e.g.
- "Measure twice, cut once," e.g.
- "Look before you leap," e.g.
- "Beauty is only skin deep," e.g.
- Words to the wise
- Murphy's Law, e.g.
- Apothegm
- "Penny wise, pound foolish," e.g.
- "Let sleeping dogs lie," e.g.
- "A neat ship is a sweet ship," e.g.
- Sampler sentence
- "Time is money," for one
- "Money talks," for one
- "He who hesitates is lost," e.g.
- "Haste makes waste," for one
- "Better late than never," e.g.
- "Beggars can't be choosers," e.g.
- You can say that again
- Timeworn truism
- Proverbial saying
- Old saw?
- "Too many cooks spoil the broth," e.g.
- "Poor Richard's Almanack" bit
- "Money talks," e.g.
- "Love is blind," e.g.
- Wise maxim
- Time-tested truism
- Time-honored truism
- Saying to remember
- Saw.
- Sage saying
- Pithy platitude
- Oft-repeated words of wisdom
- Memorable saying
- Memorable maxim
- Condensed, memorable saying
- Condensed but memorable saying
- Common saying
- Almanac filler
- "Waste not, want not," e.g.
- "Look before you leap," for one
- "If the shoe fits, wear it," e.g.
- "A stitch in time ...," e.g.
- "A penny saved is a penny earned," e.g.
- ''Time is money,'' e.g.
- Wise remark
- Traditional maxim
- Timeworn words
- Time-honored saying
- Terse truth
- Simple saying
- Silence is golden, e.g.
- Popular saying
- Poor Richard's forte
- Poor Richard's Almanack item
- Pearl from Poor Richard
- One may become a cliché
- Often-quoted line
- Oft-repeated words
- Oft-quoted saying
- Maxim or saw
- Common observation
- Bit from "Poor Richard's Almanack"
- Ben Franklin witticism
- Age-old expression
- "What goes around, comes around," for one
- "Two heads are better than one," for one
- "Still waters run deep," for example
- "Practice makes perfect," e.g.
- "Opposites attract," for one
- "Opposites attract," e.g.
- "Look before you leap" is one
- "Ignorance is bliss," e.g.
- "Fortune favors the bold," e.g.
- "Don't cry over spilt milk," e.g.
- "Don't count your chickens before they hatch," e.g.
- "Curiosity killed the cat," e.g.
- "Better safe than sorry," e.g.
- "Accidents will happen," e.g.
- "A watched pot never boils," for one
- "A stitch in time saves nine," e.g.
- ''Waste not, want not,'' e.g.
- ''Penny-wise, pound-foolish,'' e.g.
- ''Nothing ventured nothing gained,'' e.g.
- ''Love conquers all,'' e.g.
- ''Beauty is only skin deep,'' e.g.
- Word from the Latin for "I say"
- Wise truism
- What may follow "they say"
- Truth, in folklore
- Tried-and-true saying
- Timeworn observation
- Time-honored words
- There are two pennies in a classic one
- Terse precept
- Terse observation
- Sometime sampler stitching
- Saying with meaning
- Sampler wisdom
- Sage words
- Relative of a motto
- Proverb containing wisdom almost certainly contradicted by some other proverb
- Poor Richard pronouncement
- Poor Richard gem
- Pithy bit of wisdom
- Phrase of wisdom
- Pearl of wisdom, perhaps
- Pearl of wisdom
- Part of Poor Richard's Almanack
- Paroemiographer’s brain child.
- Opposites attract, e.g.
- Old truism
- Often-quoted saying
- Murphy's Law, for one
- Memorable words
- Maxim's cousin
- Many a line from Benjamin Franklin
- Many a fortune cookie phrase
- Madison Ave. publication
- Longstanding observation
- Item in "Poor Richard's Almanack"
- It's often said
- It may become a cliché
- Instructive saying
- Folksy saying
- Expression of a universal truth
- Era of commercials?
- Encapsulated observation
- Common counsel
- Cliché, often
- Bromide's cousin
- Bit of old wisdom
- Bit of grandmotherly advice
- Bartlett's bit
- Any of Aesop's morals
- "Words have consequences," e.g.
- "Waste not, want not," for one
- "Two wrongs don't make a right," for one
- "Two wrongs don't make a right," e.g.
- "Time is money," for example
- "There's no such thing as a free lunch," e.g.
- "There ain't no such thing as a free lunch," e.g.
- "The unexamined life is not worth living," e.g.
- "The early bird gets the worm," e.g.
- "That's how the ball bounces," e.g.
- "Stupid is as stupid does," e.g.
- "Safety first," e.g.
- "Red sky at night, sailor's delight," e.g.
- "Practice makes perfect," for one
- "Poor Richard's Almanack" offering
- "Poor Richard's Almanack" maxim
- "Poor Richard's Almanack" item
- "Poor Richard's Almanack" inclusion
- "Poor Richard's Almanack" excerpt
- "Out of sight, out of mind," e.g.
- "Opposites attract" is one
- "Nothing ventured, nothing gained," for one
- "Nothing ventured, nothing gained," e.g.
- "No man is an island," for example
- "Money talks," say
- "Many hands make light work," e.g.
- "Love thy neighbor" is one
- "Love conquers all" is one
- "Love conquers all," for example
- "Look before you leap," for example
- "Know thyself," for one
- "Know thyself," e.g.
- "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is," for one
- "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is," e.g.
- "Honey catches more flies than vinegar," e.g.
- "Honesty is the best policy," e.g.
- "Haste makes waste", e.g.
- "Great minds think alike," e.g.
- "Fish and visitors stink after three days," for one
- "Every dog has its day," e.g.
- "Don't shit where you eat," e.g.
- "Don't judge a book by its cover," for instance
- "Curiosity killed the cat" is one
- "Clothes make the man," e.g.
- "Brevity is the soul of wit," for one
- "Birds of a feather flock together," e.g.
- "Better safe than sorry" is one
- "Better safe than sorry," say
- "Better safe than sorry," for one
- "Better late than never" is one
- "Better a witty fool, than a foolish wit," e.g.
- "Beauty is only skin-deep," e.g.
- "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one," for one
- "A watched pot never boils" is one
- "A stitch in time" starts one
- "A penny saved is a penny earned."
- "A penny saved is a penny earned," for one
- "A penny saved ... " is one
- "A closed mouth gathers no foot," e.g.
- ''That's life!'' e.g.
- ''Penny wise, pound foolish,'' e.g.
- ''Measure twice, cut once,'' e.g.
- ''Look before you leap,'' for example
- ''Haste makes waste,'' e.g.
- ''Crime doesn't pay,'' e.g.
- ''Beggars can't be choosers,'' e.g.
- ''A stitch in time saves nine,'' e.g.
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