Answer: SAL
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Referring crossword puzzle clues
- Actor Mineo
- Maglie or Mineo
- Erie Canal mule
- Mineo of movies
- Gal of song
- Mineo of "Exodus"
- Girl's nickname.
- Bando of baseball
- Mule of song
- Girl of song
- "Do the Right Thing" pizzeria owner
- ___ soda
- East Indian tree
- "My gal" of song
- Sodium chloride
- Pitcher Maglie
- Chemical salt
- Baseball's Bando
- Mineo of "Rebel Without a Cause"
- "Erie Canal" mule
- "On the Road" narrator
- Pizzeria owner in "Do the Right Thing"
- Mineo of film
- Mineo
- "My Gal ___"
- ___ volatile
- Mineo or Maglie
- Cantina condiment
- Mineo in movies
- "On the Road" narrator Paradise
- ESPN reporter Paolantonio
- 'Erie Canal' mule
- Erie Canal mule, of song
- Mineo of moviedom
- Gal of songdom
- Baseball's Maglie
- "Rebel Without a Cause" actor Mineo
- Financial institution
- "Exodus" actor Mineo
- Mr. Mineo
- Kind of soda
- Girl’s nickname.
- "Do the Right Thing" character
- ___ ammoniac
- Youthful time
- Pharmacy item
- Paradise in "On the Road"
- My gal, of song
- Frivolous gal of song
- Erie Canal mule of song
- Bando of baseball lore
- Abe's role in "The Godfather"
- "I've got a mule, her name is ___"
- __ soda
- Track tenaciously
- Spanish seasoning
- Paul's "Exodus" co-star
- Paradise in literature
- My Gal ____
- Muppet chimp __ Minella
- Maglie of baseball
- Girl in a song
- Erie mule of song
- Danny Aiello's "Do the Right Thing" role
- "Rebel Without a Cause" star Mineo
- "On The Road" protagonist ___ Paradise
- "On the Road" narrator ___ Paradise
- "Do the Right Thing" role
- 'My gal' of song
- 'My Gal --'
- ___ hepatica
- Two-time Oscar nominee Mineo
- Pimienta's partner
- Paolantonio of ESPN
- My gal
- Mule of old song
- Mule in an old song
- Mule "on the Erie Canal"
- Mineo of the movies
- Male or female nickname
- Khan Academy founder Khan
- Girl or mule of song
- Giant Maglie or Mineo of "Giant"
- Folk-song mule
- Erie mule
- Danny's "Do the Right Thing" role
- Cousin ___ ("Jimmy Kimmel Live" regular)
- Common Little Italy nickname
- Cape Verde island
- Boxer Bartolo
- Bando or Mineo
- 1940s-'50s pitcher Maglie
- "On the Road" protagonist Paradise
- "My gal"
- "Blueberries for ___" (kiddie lit classic)
- "Blueberries for ___"
- ''On the Road'' narrator
- ___ Minella (Muppet monkey)
- Tessio in "The Godfather"
- Sonora seasoning
- Song heroine
- Salt, to Sergio
- Salt, to a pharmacist
- Reggie Jackson teammate Bando
- Puzo's Tessio
- Paul's "Exodus" costar
- Partner of pimienta
- Paradise of "On the Road"
- Paradise in fiction
- Nickname that omits "vatore"
- Nickname that drops "vatore"
- Narrator in Kerouac's "On the Road"
- My gal of song
- Muppet monkey Minella
- Mule of songdom
- Mule of ''The Erie Canal''
- Mule in a song
- Mule in a folk song
- Mule in a 1905 tune
- Moviedom's Mineo
- Mineo of old Hollywood
- Mineo of Hollywood
- Mineo of films
- Mineo of 'Tonka'
- Mineo of 'Exodus'
- Mineo in the movies
- Margarita condimento
- Literary paradise
- Light lunch choice
- Kid-lit girl with a blueberry pail
- Khan who founded Khan Academy
- Khan of Khan Academy
- Kerouac's Paradise
- Girl of songdom
- Giants' Maglie
- Frivolous girl of song
- Folk singer's mule
- ESPN football reporter Paolantonio
- Erie Canal gal
- Dean's companion in Kerouac's "On the Road"
- Canal mule
- Baseballer Bando
- Bando or Maglie
- Abe Vigoda's role in "The Godfather"
- "On the Road "narrator
- "I've got a mule, her name is ___ . . ."
- "Dog Day Afternoon" character
- "Blueberries for ___" (classic children's book)
- "Agitador de __" (cantina container)
- "___ the Stockbroker" ("The Howard Stern Show" personality)
- 'Dino' star Mineo
- '40s-'50s pitcher Maglie
- ''Rebel Without a Cause'' star Mineo
- ''My Gal ___''
- ''Do the Right Thing'' pizzeria owner
- ''Do the Right Thing'' character
- ____ soda
- ___ soda (sodium carbonate)
- ___ soda (acid neutralizer)
- __ Khan, online academy founder
- Word with soda or volatile
- Word with ammoniac or volatile
- What fills Sonoran shakers
- What Dalí wasn't called
- Vulcano of "Impractical Jokers"
- Utah's La ___ Mountains
- Trumpeter and bandleader Carson
- Tin Pan Alley gal
- Third baseman Bando who played for the A's in the '60s and '70s
- The pizzeria owner in "Do the Right Thing"
- The Erie mule
- The "she" in the lyric "She's a good old worker and a good old pal"
- Term in pharmacy
- Teammate of Reggie, Rollie, Catfish, and Vida on the 1970s Oakland A's
- Tea Party activist Russo
- Tapas seasoning
- Sweetheart of song.
- Sports anchor Marchiano who wrote "In My Rear View Mirror"
- Spanish sprinkle
- Spanish seasoning that's a letter short of its English counterpart
- Spanish omelet seasoning
- Spanish for "salt"
- Spanish condiment
- Sonny's partner in "Dog Day Afternoon"
- Songdom gal
- Song mule
- Song girl in a 1905 tune
- Sodium compound, to pharmacists
- Sodium compound, to chemists
- Sodium chloride: Chem.
- Soda starter
- Singer Mineo
- Sevilla seasoning
- Seasoning, in Santiago
- Seasoning paired with pimienta
- Seasoning in Sonora
- Seasoning in Sevilla
- Seasoning in San Juan
- Seasoning from el océano
- Seasoning cristales
- Salt: chem.
- Salt, in San Sebastian
- Rocker Valentino
- Robert McCloskey's "Blueberries for __"
- Rim coating for el coctel Margarita
- Reds pitcher Romano
- Pizza shop owner in a Spike Lee film
- Pitcher Maglie.
- Pitcher Maglie who was outdueled in Don Larsen's 1956 perfect game
- Pitcher Maglie who in 1950 had baseball's highest winning percentage (.818)
- Pitcher Maglie nicknamed "The Barber"
- Pimienta's partner, at a Spanish table
- Pharmacist's word for salt
- Pharmacist's compound
- Paul Dresser's musical "gal"
- Paul Dresser's gal
- Paradise of a 1957 novel
- Paradise of 'On the Road'
- Paradise of '50s fiction
- Paradise described in a 1957 novel
- Oscar-nominated actor Mineo of "Rebel Without a Cause"
- One on the road in "On the Road"
- One of TV's Impractical Jokers
- Nickname within "Swiss Alps"
- Nickname within "Absalom"
- Nickname that can be either masculine or feminine
- Nickname seen in "has a look"
- Nickname hidden in "Lisa Leslie"
- Narrator Paradise in "On the Road"
- Name hidden in "that's all"
- Name hidden in "Thanks a lot"
- Name hidden in "tags along"
- Name hidden in "stands alone"
- Name hidden in "Rosalind"
- Name hidden in "reads aloud"
- Name hidden in "It's all right"
- NaCl, to a pharmacist
- NaCl, in Nicaragua
- Muppets chimp __ Minella
- Mule that's a "good old pal," in song
- Mule on the Erie Canal
- Mule on a canal, in song
- Mule of folk song
- Mule of folk music
- Mule of an old song
- Mule in an Erie Canal song
- Mule celebrated in song for her work "from Albany to Buffalo"
- Mr. Monella?
- Mobster Bonpensiero's first name on "The Sopranos"
- Mineo, of cinema
- Mineo or Richards
- Mineo or Bando
- Mineo or a mule of song
- Mineo of the silver screen
- Mineo of filmdom
- Mineo of "Somebody Up There Likes Me"
- Mineo of "Cheyenne Autumn"
- Mineo of 'Giant'
- Mayonnaise-like condiment used in British dishes
- Marvel Comics artist Buscema
- Margarita glass topper, in Mexico
- Margarita condiment, in Mazatlán
- Maglio or Mineo
- Maglie or Bando of baseball
- Maglie or Bando
- Maglie of the old Giants
- Maglie of the mound
- Maglie of the Majors
- Maglie of 1950's baseball
- Maglie "The Barber"
- Maglie
- Losing pitcher to Don in his World Series perfect game
- Longtime "The Avengers" comics artist Buscema
- Little Italy moniker
- Lazy guy in a red cap on "Futurama"
- Lab compound, to a chemist
- Khan who founded the Khan Academy
- Khan of the Khan Academy
- Khan Academy's Khan
- Khan Academy creator Khan
- Kerouac's _____ Paradise
- Jimmy Kimmel's cousin who makes frequent appearances on his show
- Jazz saxophonist Nistico
- James's "Rebel Without A Cause" costar
- James's "Rebel Without a Cause" co-star
- James' pal in "Rebel Without a Cause"
- James' co-star in "Rebel Without a Cause"
- James Franco film about actor Mineo
- James and Natalie's "Rebel Without a Cause" co-star
- Jack's "On the Road" alter ego
- Its fórmula química is NaCl
- Italian nickname
- It's found on the rim of la copa de margarita
- Impractical Joker Vulcano
- Hurler Maglie
- Hollywood's Mineo
- He was Plato in "Rebel Without a Cause"
- He pitched against Pee Wee
- HAL's earthbound counterpart in "2001"
- HAL's earthbound "twin," in Arthur C. Clarke's "2010: Odyssey Two"
- Guy making author's alterations
- Golden Globe winner Mineo
- Gene in ''The Gene Krupa Story''
- Gal in an old song standard
- Gal of song
- Frivolous one, in song
- Frivolous girl
- Frivolous ___
- Former pitcher Maglie
- Former baseball all-star Bando
- Famous mule of song
- ESPN's X Games reporter Masekela
- ESPN's Paolantonio
- ESPN reporter Paolantonio or actor Mineo
- ESPN host Masekela
- ESPN host ___ Masekela
- ESPN announcer Masekela
- Erie mule, of song
- Erie mule of song
- Erie Canal mule
- Educator Khan who founded the Khan Academy
- Educator and activist Castro
- E. Indian timber tree
- E!'s "The Daily 10" cohost Masekela
- Dr. Bronner's ___ Suds (liquid cleaner)
- Dr. Bronner's ___ Suds (cleaner)
- Dov in "Exodus"
- Dean's pal in Kerouac's "On the Road"
- Danny Aiello character nearly killed by Radio Raheem
- Cousin of a credit union
- Cousin ___ Iacono of "The Jimmy Kimmel Show"
- Corleone crony Tessio
- Córdoba condiment
- Condiment at a cantina
- Common pizza joint owner's name
- Common Italian nickname
- Common Italian male nickname
- Comedian Vulcano
- Co-star of James and Natalie in "Rebel Without a Cause"
- Cinematic pizzeria owner
- Cádiz condiment
- Blueberry picker in a classic kids' book
- Blueberry gatherer, in a book
- Bill Simmons's podcast buddy "Cousin ___"
- Bill Simmons's "cousin"
- Benny Goodman's "Gal"
- Baseballer Maglie
- Baseball's Maglio for one
- Baseball's Bando or Maglie
- Baseball star Maglie
- Barge puller of song
- Bando of the A's
- Bando of the 1960s-'70s Athletics
- Bando of the '60s-'70s Athletics
- Bando of baseball or Mineo of film
- Acting Mineo
- Abe's role in ''The Godfather''
- Abe Vigoda, in "The Godfather"
- Abe Vigoda, in ''The Godfather''
- A Mineo
- 50's pitcher Maglie
- 1955 costar of James and Natalie
- 1950s pitcher Maglie
- 1950s actor Mineo or 1950s pitcher Maglie
- 1942 title role for Rita Hayworth
- 1905 song girl
- (Possible) g(o)al of s(h)o(ppi)ng
- "Wild sort of devil" of song
- "Tonka" star Mineo
- "They called her frivolous ___"
- "They called her frivolous _____"
- "The Stockbroker" on the "Howard Stern Show"
- "The Godfather" capo Tessio
- "The Godfather" capo ___ Tessio
- "The best pal that I ever had" of song
- "The best pal that I ever had," in song
- "She's a good old worker and a good old pal," in song
- "Savage Streets" actor Landi
- "Peculiar sort of a gal" in a Paul Dresser song
- "On the Road" narrator __ Paradise
- "On the Road" character ___ Paradise
- "Old pal" of song
- "My gal" of songdom
- "My Gal __": 1942 film
- "My Gal ___" (song classic)
- "My Gal ___" (Rita Hayworth musical)
- "My Gal ___" (1942 musical starring Rita Hayworth)
- "My Gal ___" (1942 musical film)
- "My Gal ___" (1942 movie)
- "My Gal ___," 1905 song
- "My Gal _____"
- "Magic Tree House" book series illustrator Murdocca
- "I've got a mule, and her name is ___"
- "Futurama" character with a Bronx accent
- "Frivolous" one of songdom
- "Frisco ___" (1945 crime drama)
- "Do the Right Thing" restaurant owner
- "Do the Right Thing" pizza joint owner
- "Dino" actor Mineo
- "Childrens Hospital" staffer who makes intercom announcements
- "Blueberries for __": kids' book awarded a 1949 Caldecott Honor
- "Blueberries for __": Caldecott Honor Book by Robert McCloskey
- "Blueberries for ___" (Robert McCloskey picture book)
- "Blueberries for ___" (Robert McCloskey kids' book)
- "Blueberries for ___" (Robert McCloskey children's book)
- "Blueberries for ___" (picture book)
- "Blueberries for ___" (kid-lit classic)
- "Blueberries for ___" (kid lit classic)
- "Blueberries for ___" (children's book)
- "Blueberries for ___" (award-winning children's book)
- "An all 'round good fellow," in song
- "A wild sort of devil" in song
- "A peculiar sort of a gal"
- "A peculiar sort of a gal," in song
- "2010: Odyssey Two" computer
- 'Tonka' star Mineo
- 'My Gal --' (1942 film)
- 'I've got a mule her name is --',
- ''Rebel Without a Cause'' actor Mineo
- ''My Gal __''
- ''Gal'' of song
- ''Erie Canal'' mule
- ''Dog Day Afternoon'' character
- _____ soda
- _____ ammoniac
- ____ volatile (waker-upper)
- ____ volatile
- ___ y pimienta (Spanish condiments)
- ___ volatile (waker-upper)
- ___ volatile (pungent-smelling solution)
- ___ the Stockbroker on "The Howard Stern Show"
- ___ the Stockbroker (regular on "The Howard Stern Show")
- ___ the Stockbroker ("The Howard Stern Show" character)
- ___ soda.
- ___ soda (textile bleacher)
- ___ soda (cleansing compound)
- ___ Romano (head of the art department on "Mad Men")
- ___ Paradise, protagonist of "On the Road"
- ___ Paradise, "On the Road" protagonist
- ___ Paradise of Kerouac's "On the Road"
- ___ Paradise of "On the Road"
- ___ Paradise (narrator of Jack Kerouac's "On the Road")
- ___ Minella (Muppet)
- ___ Minella (Muppet chimpanzee)
- ___ Khan, founder of Khan Academy
- ___ ammoniac (mineral found around volcanic vents)
- ___ Agron (Marc Anthony's role in "The Capeman")
- ___ acetosella (KHC2O4)
- __ soda (sodium carbonate)
- __ Paradise, "On the Road" narrator
- __ Minella: vest-wearing Muppet chimpanzee
- __ Minella (Muppet chimp)
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