Answer: PIT
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Orchestra section
- Theater section
- Chasm
- Match
- Quarry
- Mine
- Seed
- Hollow
- Trench
- Abyss
- Depression
- Oppose
- Cavity
- Barbecue site
- Betting setting
- Peach center
- Stone
- Theater area
- Deep hole
- Hole
- Coal source
- Cherry center
- Barbecue spot
- Excavation
- Cherry discard
- Fruit seed
- Peach part
- Orchestra's place
- "The ___ and the Pendulum"
- Trading place
- Hole in the ground
- Start to fall?
- Place for an orchestra
- Cherry seed
- Casino area
- Animal trap
- Center of a peach
- Trading area
- Mine feature
- Fruit discard
- Fruit center
- Dig it
- Colliery
- Set in opposition
- Plum part
- Olive center
- Crater
- Set (against)
- Plum's center
- Peach stone
- Kind of boss
- Secret place?
- Miner's quarry
- Indy 500 area
- Cherry stone
- Casino section
- __ stop
- Type of mining
- Trading spot
- Stock exchange area
- Slob's home
- Plum discard
- Orchestra's location
- Orchestra's area
- Orchestra area
- Mango's center
- Indy stop
- Indy service area
- Deepest part
- Conductor's place
- Avocado discard
- Avocado center
- Alveolus
- ___ bull
- Poe story setting
- Poe setting
- Plum center
- Part of a theater
- Orchestra locale
- Mining area
- Mine shaft
- Indy area
- Fruit stone
- Fire place?
- Center of an olive
- Big hole
- Sump
- Stomach part
- Racetrack stop
- Quarry, e.g.
- Poe title word
- Place to apply deodorant
- Pendulum's place
- Pendulum's counterpart
- Pendulum site
- Peach's center
- Orchestra's spot
- Orchestra's place, sometimes
- Orchestra site
- Orchestra ____
- Olive seed
- Indy service center
- Guacamole maker's discard
- Foxhole
- Concealed danger
- Coal mine
- Cherry's center
- Cherry core
- Avocado's center
- "The Snake ___"
- "The ___ and the Pendulum" (Edgar Allan Poe story)
- ___ bull terrier
- Word with "bull" or "stop"
- Word before boss or bull
- Where to mosh
- Where to gas up at the track
- Where racers retire?
- Where drivers retire?
- Traders' place
- Trader's place
- Sunken place
- Stop for gas
- Stone fruit center
- Stomach section
- Stomach part?
- Snake or bear follower
- Service station of a sort
- Seedy discard
- Raucous card game
- Racer's stopping place
- Prune center
- Prepare cherries for pie, e.g.
- Poe's pendulum partner
- Poe's "The ___ and the Pendulum"
- Poe's "The __ and the Pendulum"
- Pluot center
- Place to refuel
- Place in a Poe title
- Place for an Indy crew
- Pendulum's place?
- Pendulum's partner
- Pendulum site?
- Pendulum partner
- Peach discard
- Orchestra's place on Broadway
- Orchestra's locale
- Orchestra __
- Olive's center
- Nectarine's center
- Nectarine center
- Moshing site
- Mosh ___ (rock concert area)
- Locale in a Poe story
- Kind of bull or boss
- Kind of boss or bull
- It can be bottomless
- Hard part of a peach
- Grain exchange
- Excavation hole
- Dog, ... bull terrier
- Center of some fruits
- Casino or racetrack area
- Casino gaming area
- Barbecue place
- Barbecue hole
- Avocado leftover
- Area for exchanging commodities
- You mosh there
- Workplace for those getting everyone really high?
- Word with boss or bull
- Word in a Poe title
- Word from a Poe title
- Word following "ball" or "fire"
- Word before bull or stop
- Word before "stop" or "viper"
- Word before "boss" or "bull"
- Word after "mosh" or "peach"
- Word after "ball" or "bottomless"
- Where you mosh
- Where to get gas at the track
- Where the orchestra plays.
- Where some conductors work
- Where concertgoers get into the hits?
- Where an auto racer retires?
- Where a maestro waves a baton
- Wheat or corn ___
- Western Pa. airport code
- Unwelcome fruit part, perhaps
- Turn (against)
- Trap.
- Trading-floor area
- Trading floor area
- Tire-changing spot
- This can be bottomless
- The "stone" in the middle of a stone fruit
- Stone thrown out
- Stone thrown away
- Stone in a peach
- Stomach area
- Speedway area
- Sizable hole
- Service place for Lewis Hamilton
- Service area for Jeff Gordon
- Service area at Daytona
- Seed in the center of a peach
- Security-exchange area
- Scene of a Poe story.
- Remove a cherry stone
- Recessed area for an orchestra
- Racer's refueling spot
- Racecar's stopping place
- Race car's stop
- Race car's service area
- Prepare fruit
- Poe's pendulum's place
- Poe chamber
- Pockmark
- Plum's stone
- Plum throwaway
- Place with snakes
- Place to stop for gas
- Place to mosh
- Place to mine
- Place to buy wheat
- Place in contention
- Place for table games
- Place for a theater orchestra
- Place for a NASCAR crew
- Peril in a Poe title
- Pendulum's roommate
- Pendulum's partner in prose
- Pendulum's alternative
- Pendulum partner?
- Peach's stone
- Peach throwaway
- Peach seed
- Peach or cherry discard
- Peach core
- Part of a peach or lychee
- Part of a date that might lead to future dates
- Outdoor cooking spot
- Orchestra’s place
- Orchestra's place in an opera house
- Orchestra's place in a theater
- Orchestra spot
- Orchestra space
- Orchestra setting
- Orchestra place
- Orchestra home
- Opera conductor's place
- Onetime popular game.
- One of a Poe pair
- One may be shaved, though shaving the other also is standard practice
- One may be out of date
- Once popular game.
- Olive or apricot center
- Olive discard
- Non-bovine bull
- Nectarine discard
- Nectarine core
- NASCAR track refueling area
- Moshing area
- Mosher's spot
- Mosh locale
- Mosh ___ (rock concert area, at times)
- Mine, e.g.
- Middle of a date?
- Met orchestra locale
- Mango seed
- Mango remnant
- Mango leftover
- Mango discard
- Lychee center
- Large hole
- It may be bottomless
- Inedible part of a peach
- Inedible part of a nectarine
- Inedible part of a cherry
- Indy 500 zone
- Indy 500 service area
- Indy 500 locale
- In the ___ of despair
- Hollow out, as an olive
- Hog roasting locale
- Hellhole?
- Hardest part of a date?
- Hardest part of a date
- Hard core
- Hard center of a cherry or peach
- Gambling area
- Gambler's place
- Fruit center, perhaps
- Frank Norris novel, with "The"
- Fovea
- Floor at the N.Y.S.E.
- Exchange section
- Excavated hole
- Easily the worst part of a peach
- Drupe throwaway
- Dogfight enclosure
- Deepest part, as of one's stomach
- Deep abyss
- Dead Milkmen lyric "In the bottom of the bottomless ___"
- Date center
- Compost heap content
- Compost bin remnant
- Compost bin bit
- Commodity-trading card game
- Commodities exchange area
- Cockfight site
- Cockfight area
- Classic Parker Brothers card game
- Cherry or peach seed
- Cherry filling?
- Center of a stone fruit
- Center of a jujube
- Casino workers' area
- Casino boss's area
- Car-maintenance area
- Bull or viper
- Boss's domain, perhaps
- BBQ spot
- Barbecue oven
- Band's place on Broadway
- Ball ___ (play area)
- Avocado's middle
- Avocado stone
- Avocado seed
- Avocado part
- Auto shop feature
- Alternative in Poe story
- Alternative in a Poe tale
- A mine
- A kind of repository
- "The Reeling" Passion ___
- "The Money ___" (Hanks/Long classic)
- "The --- and the Pendulum"
- "The ___" (Mortal Kombat arena where the loser falls to their death)
- "The ___," Norris novel
- "Sleepyhead" Passion ___
- "Bottomless" hole
- ''The ___ and the Pendulum''
- ___ stop (where race cars refuel)
- ___ stop (refueling place during an auto race)
- ___ stop (NASCAR refueling time)
- ___ in your stomach
- ___ crew (NASCAR squad)
- ___ crew (Daytona 500 squad)
- ___ boss (casino employee)
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