Answer: DOC
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Medic
- One of the Seven Dwarfs
- Sawbones
- Physician
- Vet
- Medico
- Elmer, to Bugs
- Disney dwarf
- One of seven
- 'What's up, --?'
- "What's up, ___?"
- Clinic nickname
- Dwarf with glasses
- Bespectacled dwarf
- Search for water, in a way
- Physician, informally
- Nickname for a physician
- Disney character
- Happy companion?
- Grumpy companion
- Physician, for short
- Seven Dwarfs leader
- Physician's nickname
- One of a Disney septet
- Med school grad
- Happy companion
- Happy colleague
- Rx writer
- Happy associate
- Grumpy companion?
- Bashful companion?
- Sneezy's pal
- One of Snow White's seven
- Grumpy co-worker?
- Bashful companion
- Vitals checker, briefly
- One of Snow White's friends
- Grumpy colleague
- Disney dwarf with glasses
- A dwarf
- "What's up, __?"
- 'What's up, ?'
- Western Holliday?
- Severinsen
- Physician, familiarly
- Grumpy friend
- Fixer
- Dwight Gooden nickname
- What Bugs calls Elmer
- Vet, e.g.
- Snow White's pal
- Sleepy companion?
- Savage of pulp fiction
- One of the Dwarfs
- OB-GYN, e.g.
- Nonfiction movie, for short
- MD
- Johnny's bandleader
- Health pro
- Grumpy co-worker
- Friend of Wyatt
- Disney dwarf with the shortest name
- Clinic address
- Brother of Bashful
- Bashful friend
- Bashful buddy?
- Bashful buddy
- A Disney dwarf
- "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny's catchphrase)
- "Back to the Future" nickname
- Stammering Disney dwarf
- Sleepy companion
- Sleepy colleague?
- Sleepy colleague
- Sleepy cohort?
- Script writer
- One of seven dwarfs
- One of a toon septet
- One of a short seven
- Nonfiction film, for short
- Nickname for Dwight Gooden
- Holliday of the Wild West
- Holliday of the Old West
- Happy friend
- Happy associate?
- Gunslinger Holliday
- Grumpy coworker
- Grumpy cohort
- Friend of Sleepy
- ER VIP
- Elmer Fudd, to Bugs Bunny
- Dopey companion?
- Disney character prone to spoonerisms
- Bashful housemate
- Bashful colleague
- Bashful co-worker?
- Bashful associate?
- Ade's "___ Horne"
- "How is he?" addressee
- "Gunsmoke" character
- Worker with a stethoscope
- White dwarf
- Ward healer
- Vet, for one
- Trumpeter ____ Severinsen
- Test giver
- Sleepy pal
- Sleepy cohort
- Physician, briefly
- OB/GYN, e.g.
- OB or GYN
- OB or ENT
- Member of a Disney septet
- Medic's nickname
- Leader of the Seven Dwarfs
- Leader of the Dwarfs
- Holliday at the O.K. Corral
- Happy colleague?
- Happy co-worker?
- Gunfighter Holliday
- Grumpy's comrade
- Grumpy friend?
- Friend of Dopey
- ER worker
- Emmett Brown, to Marty McFly
- Dwarf's name
- Dwarf wearing specs
- Dopey friend
- Dopey comrade
- Dopey colleague
- Certain e-mail attachment
- Bespectacled friend of Snow White
- Bespectacled Disney dwarf
- Bashful pal
- Bandleader Severinsen
- AMA member
- "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny's question)
- "Back to the Future" inventor, familiarly
- ''What's up, ___?''
- ''Gunsmoke'' character
- ___ Martens (boots)
- Wyatt's partner
- Wyatt's pal
- Wyatt's friend
- Word hidden inside all five theme answers
- Word file, in brief
- Word creation, for short
- What's Up, ___ ? (1972 film starring Barbra Streisand and Ryan O'Neal)
- What Michael J. Fox calls Christopher Lloyd in "Back to the Future"
- What Michael J. Fox called Christopher Lloyd in the "Back to the Future" films
- What Bugs Bunny calls Elmer Fudd
- Western Holliday
- Well-known dwarf
- Vet or ENT
- Vet kin
- Vet for humans
- Urology or neurology pro
- Trumpeter Severinsen
- The dwarf with glasses
- The "Snow White" dwarf with the shortest name
- The "D" of MD, for short
- Surgeon, for short
- Studious-looking dwarf
- Stethoscope user
- Spoonerizing toon
- Spoonerizing dwarf
- Spectacled dwarf
- Snow White's bespectacled friend
- Snow White's bespectacled consort
- Sneezy's friend
- Sneezy's colleague
- Sleepy sidekick?
- Sleepy mate
- Sleepy friend
- Sleepy co-worker?
- Sleepy co-worker
- Shrink, say
- Shot orderer
- Short miner
- Sharon Pollock play
- Severinsen or Holliday
- Severenson
- Seven Dwarfs' leader
- Seven Dwarfs member who wears glasses
- Scrubs wearer
- Sawbones's moniker
- Savage, for one
- Savage or Holliday
- Rx provider
- Rx giver
- Rivers who coached the Celts
- Recipient of a Bugs Bunny question
- Pulp-fiction hero ___ Savage
- Professional fixer, for short
- Prof, probably
- Pro who might check your ticker
- Prescriber of meds
- Pitcher Medich's nickname
- Pitcher Dwight Gooden's nickname
- Physician nickname
- Physician appellation
- Pet vet
- Person with a stethoscope, briefly
- Person with a stethoscope
- Person who writes a prescription, for short
- Person to take complaints to, informally
- People's vet?
- Pediatrician, e.g., for short
- Papa ___ Duvalier of Haiti
- Papa ___ Duvalier
- Pal of Snow White
- Pal of Sleepy
- OR worker
- OR figure
- Only one of the Seven Dwarfs to wear glasses
- One who's an -ologist, maybe
- One ordering an MRI
- One of the Seven Dwarf's.
- One of Snow White's chums
- One of Skitch's successors as bandleader on "The Tonight Show"
- One of seven small things
- One of a group of Disney miners
- One of a Disney seven
- OK Corral nickname
- Official paper: Abbr.
- OB, e.g.
- OB or GYN, e.g.
- Not a fictional flick
- Nonfiction film, informally
- Nickname for former pitcher Dwight Gooden
- Nickname for a medical professional
- Nickname for a med school grad
- Neurologist nickname
- Neil Simon's nickname
- MRI scan reviewer
- MRI reviewer
- MRI interpreter
- Miner character of a 1937 film
- Milburn Stone role
- Microsoft Word filename extension
- Microsoft Word creation, briefly
- Michael Moore offering, for short
- Member of a short septet
- Medico's address
- Medical professional, for short
- Medical practitioner (abbr)
- Medical nickname
- Medic, familiarly
- Med-school grad
- Med school alum, often
- MD (a pair of which are found in three rows of this puzzle)
- MASH address
- Marty's mentor in "Back to the Future"
- M.D., for short
- M.D., familiarly
- M.D. holder
- Little friend of Snow White
- Leader of a small septet
- Leader of a diminutive septet
- Last word of Bugs Bunny's catchphrase
- Jays' ace Halladay
- Infirmary address
- ICU figure
- Hospital VIP, informally
- Hospital address
- Holliday's nickname
- Holliday, for one
- Holliday, e.g.
- Holliday title
- Holliday of westerns
- Holliday nickname
- Holliday at the OK Corral
- Healer's handle
- He's called Prof in French
- Happy housemate
- Happy coworker
- Happy co-worker
- Happy brother
- Haiti's Papa ___
- Haiti's Baby ___ Duvalier
- H.M.O. employee
- Grumpy pal
- Grumpy colleague?
- Gooden, familiarly
- Gooden or Holliday
- George Ade's "___ Horne"
- Gambler Holliday
- Galen Adams, to Marshal Dillon
- Fudd, familiarly
- Friend of Sneezy
- Friend of Grumpy and Bashful
- Friend of Bashful
- Film with many interviews, for short
- File name ending in Word
- Fictional dwarf
- Fastballer Gooden
- Family physician, familiarly
- Exam giver, maybe
- Exam conductor's nickname
- ER address
- ENT, e.g.
- ENT or OB-GYN, for example
- ENT or OB
- End of Bugs' catchphrase
- Emmett, to Marty, in "Back to the Future"
- Eminem's battle opponent Papa ___
- E.N.T., e.g.
- Dwight Gooden's moniker
- Dwarfs' leader in Disney's "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs"
- Dwarf with specs
- Dwarf with eyeglasses
- Dwarf who speaks in spoonerisms
- Dwarf who mixes up his words
- Dopey relative?
- Dopey friend?
- Disney dwarf with a one-syllable name
- Disney dwarf who wears glasses
- Disney dwarf on "Once Upon a Time"
- Disney cartoon character
- CT scan reviewer
- Computer file, informally
- Computer file, for short
- Companion of Happy or Sleepy
- Colleague of Sleepy and Sneezy
- Cohort of Wyatt
- Cohort of Grumpy
- Clippers coach Rivers
- Clinic VIP
- Clinic figure, briefly
- Celtics coach Rivers
- Carrot chomper's "What's up, __?"
- Caretaker, casually
- Bugs' epithet
- Bugs Bunny addressee
- Bugs Bunny address
- Bugs address
- Brother of Sneezy
- Brief authentication presentation
- Boston Celtics coach Rivers
- Blue Jay hurler Halladay, familiarly
- Bespectacled miner
- Bespectacled dwarf who was Snow White's friend
- Bespectacled Disney character
- Bespectacled "Snow White" figure
- Bashful's pal
- Bashful comrade?
- Baseball's Gooden
- Associate of Wyatt and Virgil
- Any interlocutor with Bugs
- Animated miner
- Animated character in a 1937 film
- Adams of "Gunsmoke"
- "What's up, ---?"
- "What's Up, ___?": Streisand film
- "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny)
- "What's up, ___?" (Bugs Bunny question)
- "What's Up, ___?" (1972 film)
- "What's Up, ___?" (1972 Barbra Streisand comedy)
- "Stat!" speaker
- "Snow White" dwarf who wears glasses
- "Rocky Raccoon" character
- "Recipient" of a Bugs Bunny question
- "I've got good news and bad news" speaker
- "I Love a Mystery" character
- "Gunsmoke" man
- "ER" extra
- "ER" character
- "Cars" character voiced by Paul Newman
- "Back to the Future" guy
- "___ McStuffins" (Disney show about a girl who wants to be a pediatrician)
- "___ McStuffins" (Disney Junior show)
- "___ Martin" (2004-'22 show about a surgeon)
- "___ Horne," Ade book
- "__ McStuffins"
- 'What's up ?'
- 'ER' worker
- ____ Hollywood, 1991 Fox Movie
- ____ Halladay
- ___ Rivers (former NBA player who coaches the LA Clippers)
- ___ McStuffins (title role for Kiara Muhammad)
- ___ Martens (shoes)
- ___ Martens (casual shoes)
- ___ Hudson (Paul Newman's "Cars" role)
- ___ Hudson ("Cars" car voiced by Paul Newman)
- ___ Holliday
- ___ Brown (Christopher Lloyd's "Back to the Future" character)
- ___ Brown ("Back to the Future" scientist)
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