To a  : matching answer – Crossword-Clue

__ apple (tomato, archaically) __ Bridge (Kentucky tourist attraction) __ card (delivery to a bereaved family) ___ Auto Club (Canada's answer to AAA) ___ Caverns (New Mexico tourist attraction) ___ corda: Dir. to a pianist ___ crossing (crosswalk, to a Brit) ___ dog's life (toiled away) ___ fence (item erected to annoy a neighbor) ___ fire under (urged to action) ___ flint (go to any lengths) ___ Fonck, top Allied fighter ace of W.W. I ___ helicopter (air transport to a MASH unit) ___ in on (moved toward a goal) ___ in wait (ready to ambush) ___ little (to any extent) ___ often (repeatedly, to a fault) ___ on (orders to attack) ___ out (investigate, to a Brit) ___ Park (town also called Edison) ___ set (tool assortment) ___ Shâm (Syria, to an Arab) ___ spell (took a load off) ___ Sutton, Bond girl in "A View to a Kill" ___ to (adheres) ___ to (arrive) ___ to a grasshopper ___ to a turn ___ to: awaken ___ toe (athlete's affliction) ___ toes (alert) ___ together (assembled) ___ together (assembles) ___ Toguri, aka "Tokyo Rose" ___ Tom, Alger hero ___ Torrence, American sprinter who won three gold medals at the 1992 and 1996 Olympics ___ touch (ability to make money easily) ___ up to (admit) ___ up to (approach slyly) ___ Valley, Maui tourist attraction ___ vez (again, to Alfonso) ___ vez: again, to Alonso ___ wait (prepare to ambush) ___ wait (prepares to ambush) ___ with (took action) ___ Wonderful (juice brand touting antioxidants) ___ worm (punch line to a "What's worse ...?" riddle involving an apple) ____ to: approached _____ Tome and Principe ___-high to a duck ___-high to a grasshopper ___-san (water-conserving toilets and such) ___upon; forces to accept !, to a printer ... to a '70s music station (press 7) . . . to a '70s music station (press 7) ... to a scavenger hunter (press 5) . . . to an audio technician (press 8) ... to an audio technician (press 8) ... "Order '___ to a Slimmer You'!" ... . . . to a scavenger hunter (press 5) ''... if you want to avoid trouble'' ''A Farewell to Arms'' setting ''Accidental Tourist'' author ''Aliens'', to ''Alien'' ''Almost finished,'' to a decathlete ''Ashes to Ashes'' author Hoag ''Bravo!'' to a bullfighter ''Educated insolence,'' to Aristotle ''Entertainment Tonight'' anchor ''Ghost Town'' actress ''Hurry!'' to an MD ''Hymn to Aphrodite'' poet ''Milk's favorite cookie,'' according to ads ''Reply completed,'' to a ham operator ''The Tortoise and the Hare,'' for one ''The way to a __ heart . . .'' ''To a . . .'' poems ''To a . . .'' verse ''To a Mouse'' poet ''To a Sky-Lark,'' e.g. ''Tosca'' and ''Turandot'' ''Where to?'' asker '90 ZZ Top album 'Entertainment Tonight' alumnus 'Entertainment Tonight' alumnus John 'Golly!,' to a letter writer? 'His Eye Is on the Sparrow' singer tends to a garden? 'La Toilette' artist 'Let it be,' to a proofer 'Let it stand,' to an editor 'Much obliged to a texter,' 'Pinocchio' character, to a June baby? 'Sugaring Off' painter, to a Greek? 'Tallyho!' activity, to a florist? 'That's funny,' to a texter 'The Accidental Tourist' author 'To a Skylark' writer 'Today ___ a man' 'Toddlers and ___' 'Wow!,' to a texter 'Yikes!,' to a texter " ___ compare thee to a summer's day?": Shak. " . . . appetyt hath he to ___ a mous": Chaucer " . . . fettered to an office ___": G. & S. " . . . Good News from ___ to Aix": Browning " . . . like to a grain of mustard ___": Matt. 13:31 " . . . right of the ___ to abolish . . . " " . . . to ___ according to his needs" " . . . toil and ___" "___ 'em" (order to attack) "___ and Toad are Friends" (children's book by Arnold Lobel) "___ at Campobello," 1958 Tony Award play "___ duck walks in to a bar ..." "___ him to a lady" (nursery-rhyme line) "___ Hombres" (ZZ Top album) "___ it!" ("Dammit!," to an old-timey prospector) "___ it!" (response to a joke) "___ Journey to Antarctica": Pyne "___ Knievel To Attempt Huge Leap In Logic" ("The Onion" headline) "___ leads to anger, anger leads to hate, hate leads to suffering": Yoda "___ Less Bell to Answer" (The 5th Dimension hit) "___ lift?" (query to a hitchhiker) "___ Nature, red in tooth and claw ...": Tennyson "___ out?" (question to a pet) "___ so near to another . . . ": Job 41:16 "___ supposes his toeses are roses" "___ Talks to Angels" "___ thee to a nunnery" "___ thee to a nunnery": Hamlet "___ to a customer" "___ to a Nightingale" "___ to a Nightingale" (John Keats poem) "___ to a Nightingale" (Keats) "___ to Abelard" (Pope poem) "___ to Alaska," 1960 Wayne film "___ to Apollo" "___ to Avoid" (1966 hit) "___ Tor," Anderson play "___ what?" (response to a threat) "___-daisy!" (cry to a baby) "___," said Tom accordingly "___," said Tom automatically "___?" asked Tom abstractly "--- Less Bell to Answer" ". . . if you want to avoid trouble" ". . . to ___ and to hold . . ." ". . . to ___ and to hold" "... Love at first sight? No, she just didn't want to ___ any more! Then I woke up" "... to ___ and to hold ..." "... to ___ and to hold" "...down to a --- sea": "Kubla Khan" "...to ___ and to hold..." "'S a ___ request": "To a Mouse" "'Who touches a hair of ___ gray head ...'": Whittier "#," to a proofreader "3 on a Toothbrush" author "54", to a film starring 3-Down "A Buddhist walks up to a ___ stand and says, 'Make me one with everything'" "A Farewell to Arms" "A Farewell to Arms" author "A Farewell to Arms" conflict, briefly "A Farewell to Arms" setting, briefly "A Farewell to Arms" subj. "A Jew Today" author Wiesel "A Letter Concerning Toleration" author "A View to a ___" "A View to a ___" (Bond film) "A waking dream," according to Aristotle "Absolute Torch and Twang" singer k.d. "Achilles and the Tortoise" author Mark "Against a thing," to a lawyer "Alki," to an Evergreen State native "Almost finished," as to a decathlete "And there you have it!" to a mathematician "Are too!" and "Am not!" "As we have therefore opportunity, let ___ good to all men": Galatians "Ashes to Ashes" novelist Tami "Attack," to a dog "Attack!", to an attack dog "Awesome," to a BMXer "Babel Tower" author "Baseball Tonight" airer "Baseball Tonight" analyst Buster "Baseball Tonight" analyst Hershiser "Baseball Tonight" analyst John "Baseball Tonight" analyst Perez "Be careful what you say," and a hint to a feature shared by this puzzle's perimeter answers "Big ___" (1995 single dedicated "to all the ladies in the place with style and grace") "Boys for ___" (Tori Amos album) "Boys Town" actor "Bravo!" to a torero "Bully!", to a bullfighter "Burnt Toast" author Hatcher "Bye-bye," to a Brit "Bye," to a Brit "Call to ___": A. E. Stevenson "Charlotte's Web" pig no longer confined to a pen? "Coming ___ to a theater near you ..." "Coming ___ to a theater near you"