"It so" : matching answer – Crossword-Clue

___ al pomodoro (Italian soup) ''Say It ___ So'' (Berlin) 'Put it somewhere else' acronym "__ Mio" (classic Italian song) "___ it some thought" "___ it something I said?" "___ Lucia" (Italian song) "... for there is nothing / either good ___, but thinking makes it so": Hamlet "... heaven hath pleas'd it so, / To punish me ..." speaker "... Is It Something I Said?" comic "Antiques Roadshow" item, sometimes "Be it ___ so . . . " "Be it ___ so humble . . . " "Be it ___ so humble ..." "Build it somewhere else" acronym "Does ___ It" (song by Trey Songz) "I Got Stoned and I Missed It" songwriter Silverstein "I'll do it soon!" "Is it ___ so? Then I defy you, stars!": Romeo "Is it soup _____?" "It ___ so" "It sounds unlikely to me" "O Sole ___" (standard Italian song) "Push It" sovereign of Brunei? "Put it somewhere else!" "Regardless of what they say about it, we're gonna keep it" source "Santa ___," Italian song "Say It ___ So," Berlin tune "Say it ___ so!" "Say It ___ So" "Say It ___ So" (1983 Hall & Oates hit) "Say It ___ So" (1983 Hall and Oates hit) "Say it soft and it's almost like praying" girl of song "She ___ on it so light": Shak. "Take This Job and Shove It" songwriter "Take This Job and Shove It" songwriter David Allan ___ "You never ___ it so good!" 1958 Grammy-winning Italian song 1978 stoner film with "Low Rider" on its soundtrack Abbr. on a clothing sale item, sometimes About whom Nabokov said "She was like the composition of a beautiful puzzle - its composition and its solution at the same time" As it ___ (so to speak) Beloved Italian song Berlin's "Say It ___ So" Billfold items, sometimes Bird that's as small as it sounds Bird whose name sounds like its soft call Bon Jovi "Say It ___ So" Breakfast item, sometimes Brevity is its soul Bruce "It ___ something from down in your soul" Bye for an Italian soccer team? Carried item's weight, it sometimes feels Churchill called it "soul-destroying" Circled items, sometimes Classic Italian song Closet item, so to speak Cranberries "Everybody ___ Is Doing It, So Why Can't We?" David Livingstone found its source Dish named for its sound while cooking Dish named for its sounds on the stove Display case item, sometimes Ending section of an Italian sonnet Excavated item, sometimes Fires do it sometimes Followed a signal to its source Followed back to its source, as a phone call Food item sold in bars Gave it some thought Give it some gas Give it some gas in park Glove compartment item, sometimes Goes at it, so to speak Grasshopper named for its song Gull or its sound Hearts do it sometimes Hidden items, sometimes Highest and hottest mountain in Italy south of the Alps In school, it sometimes counts Inflated item, sometimes It "sounds like a bunch of Italian chefs screaming risotto recipes at each other," according to Aristotle Onassis It follows the octave in an Italian sonnet It soars at shores It soars near shores It soars over shores It soars over the coast It soils Santa It sometimes accompanies a prayer It sometimes comes in bars It sometimes comes in cakes It sometimes counts in homework It sometimes covers first-time performers It sometimes depicts a dragon or tiger It sometimes has roots and logs It sometimes has the poop It sometimes has three legs It sometimes leads to a dead end It sometimes leads to big dividends It sometimes needs a boost It sometimes needs a massage It sometimes needs boosting It sometimes occurs during Passover It sometimes results in a double play It sometimes sniffs cocaine It sometimes starts second It sometimes thickens It sounds cold but it's hot It sounds dull It sounds exactly like you It sounds just like "you" It sounds last, but it's sixth It sounds like ''air'' It sounds like "heir" It sounds like "uh" It sounds like a fruit, but it's really a jellyfish It sounds like a glockenspiel It sounds like a K It sounds like a K, not an S It sounds like you It sounds on the hour It sounds right It sounds similar to a harmoniphon It sounds the same as B It sounds the same as Morse's VTB It, so to speak It's calculated based on the position of the sun relative to fixed stars, and is roughly 6 hours longer than its solar counterpart Italian ''So long!'' ITALIAN SOCCER Italian soccer great Rossi Italian soccer star Maldini Italian socialist Italian Socialist leader Italian Socialist Pietro ___ Italian song that won Pavarotti a 1980 Grammy Italian sonnet closing Italian sonnet ending Italian sonnet feature Italian sonnet finish Italian sonnet fragments Italian sonnet's ending lines Italian soprano Italian soprano Renata Italian soprano Scotto Italian soup ingredient Italian soup pasta Italian soup seasoning Italian source of 2-Down Itch source Item sold at stadiums Item sold at www.apple.com Item sold in a bag Item sold in a kit Item sold in sticks Item sometimes barked Item sometimes containing cottonseed oil Item sometimes greased Item sometimes having an elbow Item sometimes planted in a garden Item sometimes seen at a ski lodge Item sometimes worn backwards Item sought by a numismatist Item sought in the spring Item, so to speak Items sold at a government auction Items sold at Baskin-Robbins? Items sold at stands Items sold by saddlers Items sold in lots Items sometimes locked in a car (oops!) Items sometimes loose Items sometimes seen on car tops Items sometimes sniffed at a supermarket Items sometimes tossed in strongman contests Ithaca is at its southern end Its soccer team is nicknamed La Verde Its something to sneeze at Its soul is brevity Its source is Lake Tana Its source was discovered by John H. Speke Its southern border is about seven times longer than its northern one Its southern shore is on Nantucket Sound Junk item, sometimes Lapel item, sometimes Latter part of an Italian sonnet Livingstone sought its source Lizard named for its sound Loose items, sometimes Lose its solidity Lunch box item, sometimes Lunch item, sometimes Make it so, legally Mildly alcoholic Russian drink made from fermented bread (better than it sounds) Much-requested Italian song Numbered items, sometimes Octet followers, in Italian sonnets On January 1, we stopped writing it so much One of its sources is Lake Albert Parked it, so to speak Part of a product name chosen because it sounds Scandinavian Ptolemy believed the Mountains of the Moon was its source