Back in : 2 answers – Crossword-Clue

'Look Back in Anger' playwright John "___ not back in an hour . . ." "___ not back in an hour..." "... and a ride back in my uncle's ___ ..." "Back in the ___, you don't know how lucky you are, boy" "Back in the ___" (Beatles hit) "Back in the ___" (Beatles song) "Back in the ___" (Beatles tune) "Back in the ___" (Beatles) "Back in the ___"" "Back in the Saddle Again" singer "Back in the___" (1968 song) "Check back in an hour" "Don't Look Back in Anger" band "Don't Look Back In Anger" Britpop band "Don't Look Back in Anger" group "Fall back" interval "Flew in from Miami Beach ___" (opening lyric to "Back in the U.S.S.R.") "Go back," in word processing "His posterior goes all the way back into the easy chair - ___!" "I'll be back in ___!" "I'm back in the ___ again!" "Look Back in Anger" playwright "Put it back in" "Sesame Street" org., back in the day "The Boys Are Back in Town" Thin ___ 1965 hit parodied by the Beatles' "Back in the U.S.S.R." A MS. might come back in it Acknowledged that the Torah was back in the ark Acquire background information Actor who delivered the line "Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in" Admission back in Aerosmith: "Back in the ___" Airline mentioned in "Back in the U.S.S.R." Airline mentioned in "Back in the USSR" Answer back in an impudent manner Attention-getting submission, back in the day Back in again back in black group Back in business? Back in California, perhaps Back in fashion Back in pristine condition Back in squarely and stop Back in style Back in the day Back in the day, recalled Tool Issue (4,3) Back in the navy Back in the Navy? Back in the Super Bowl, say Back in the USA Back in the water? Back in vogue Back in? Back injury of sorts Back into a corner Back-in-fashion style Back-in-style style Back-to-back, in France Back, in a way Back, in Beauvais Back, in France Back, in front Backbreaker, in a proverb Backbreaker, in proverb Backdrops in many John Ford films Backed into a corner Backed, in a way Background information Background information for a meteorologist Backin' in the election Backs, in anatomical terms Backs, in anatomy Backs, in anatomy class Backside, in slang Backward; inverse Backwatered, in a scull Backwoods interjection Be back in busines Beatles song "Back in the ___" Beatles' "Back in the ---" Bell competitor, back in the day Belted, back in the day Big hit for Bobby Day, back in the day Bit of background in a Road Runner cartoon Bolt, back in the day Bounce back, in a way Bring back in Bring back into agreement Bring back into play Bring back into practice Bring back into use Brought back into service Brought back into use Calls back, in a way Came back in Came back, in a way Cartoon cat brought back in 2003 Chuck who told viewers he'd "be back in two and two" Come back in Come back into view Comes back, in a way Coming back in waves? Coming back into vogue Commie, back in the day Cool, back in the '80s Corb Lund "The ___ Back in Town" Cuba was voted back into it in 2009 Cut back in the garden Date back in time Down and back, in a pool Draw back in horror Draw back in pain Draws back in fear Drew back in fear Editor's 'put this back in' Editors' marks meaning "put back in" Emotionally brought back, in a way Everlasting, back in the day FDIC-backed investments Fell back into a bad habit Formerly, back in the day From back in the day Front or back in golf Gave back, in a way Get back in business Get back into business Get back into focus Get back into shape Get back into the dating game? Get back, in a way Gets back in business Gets back in shape Gets back in shape, say Gets back into business Gets back into shape Gives back, in a way Go back in Go back in business Go back into business Go back into the ring with Go back into the ring? Go back, in a way Go backwards in TIME? Go out and back in an Outback, perhaps Goes back in Goes back in thought Goes back into business Goes back into session Going back in Time? Got back into business Got back, in a way Govt.-backed investment option Heartbreaker who's "back in town" in a 1980 Carly Simon hit Holding back, in a way In, back in the day It comes back in NYC every year on the first Sunday in November It happened back in cold-en days It might get pushed back in the air, for short James of ABC's "Back in the Game" Kicks back, in a way Kind of back, in football Laid-back inhabitants? Let back in Like fashions that come back in style Linda Ronstadt's "Back in the ___" Look back in anger Look Back in Anger actress Looked back in anger Make of six models that are subject to recall ... and being sent back inside this puzzle's theme entries MGM rival, back in the day Moldova, back in the day: Abbr. Not laid-back in the slightest Offed, back in the day One back in the pack One going back into labor One who takes things back, in old lingo One who's back in the pack Online backpeddlars intro Order back into custody Osborne's "___ Back in Anger" Pay back in kind Pays back, in a way Photocopies, back in the day Place back in the folder Playwright John who wrote "Look Back in Anger" Prepare to put back in the fridge, say President born on August 4, whose name can be found backward in 17-, 31-, 47- and 63-Across Provided backup, in a way Provides backup, in a way Pull back (in) Punch back instinctively Put back in Put back in after striking out Put back in force, as an expired tax Put back in good condition Put back in office Put back in order? Put back in place Put back in place after a break, as a radius