Letter Y 16250–16500

"You can stop now" "You've Lost ___" (The Righteous Brothers) "You're just assuming" "Your argument makes sense" "You've made the Heath bar perfectly!"? "You may be asking too much" "You might be asking too much" "Yup, people actually do it" *"You should be ashamed!" "You couldn't find any more?" "You're getting the idea!" "You don't need to know" "You're being too nosy!" "Yes, I'm positive this seed is in five-spice powder"? "You grabbed the wrong Stephen King movie"? "You're thinking of someone else" *"You fail to understand what I'm saying" "You misunderstand" "You're one to talk!," or what can be said about the answers to the starred clues "You're such a goof" "You pretty much covered everything" "You heard me" "Yes, also the one you mentioned" "You're ___ best!" You can be caught in it You might get caught in this "You're in ___ now!" Youngster who might frequently quote musicals Youngsters in a playhouse playpen? "You Should Be Dancing" group "You Might Think" band "You're All I've Got Tonight" band 'You only have so much time' You save it for your wedding "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown" song "You're fired!" speaker, informally "You" of yore "You," in a Ren Faire performance "You," in the olden days "You," old-school You (archaic) You was once this You, Biblically You, a long time ago You, among Friends You, at a wedding You, at one time You, back in the day You, before You, before you were born You, formally You, formerly You, in Biblical days You, in Shakespeare's plays You, in a classic E.B. Browning poem You, in a hymnal You, in hymns You, in many a hymn You, in the Bible You, in the past You, in times of yore You, long ago You, of old You, old-style You, once You, once upon a time You, quaintly You, to Friends You, to Quakers You, to Shakespeare You, to a Friend You, to a Quaker You, to the Amish You, way back when you old version "Ye are the salt of ___" Youth golf organization founded with support from the PGA Tour Yoda's mastery You just lost it! "Your secret plan ends now!" (and a hint to the circled letters) Young neighbor ___ years (youth) Yon group's Yonder group's "Your goose is cooked" You shouldn't lie down on this You were the target of the prank, not the other way around Yul Brynner film Your ace beats him "Your wedding team and everything in between" website You can draw it or hold it "You're glumping the pond where the Humming-Fish hummed!" "You can't win ___ all" Yon folks Yon people Yonder blokes Yonder folks Yonder group Yonder people "You've Really Got a Hold on Me" singers You, according to Jesus in Matthew 5:13 "Y'know, people meet on ___, they talk, they get together, have dinner, a show, horrible axe murder." - Xander, on the Buffy episode "I, Robot... You, Jane" Young phenom with the Boston Red Sox Your parents, in modern-day slang Your parents, informally "You should've seen __ that got away" "You're ___ for me" Your dream partner "You caught me!," says the thief, who then admits: "The diamond isn't here in my room, but it's hidden in ___" "___, Yes": Sandburg "(You've Got) The Magic Touch" group You may take it or beat it Year of -- (Chinese zodiac cycle starter) "You can't get __ from here" "You had to be ___" "__ you go again!" "You're freer than you think" "You're doomed!" Yoda's famous mantra about attempting, without option for failure Yoda's words following "Do or do not," and a hint to this puzzle's theme "You haven't heard the best part yet" "You can take it from there" "You'll be OK" "Yet knowing how way leads on to way" poem Yellow-bellied characters? "You can do anything!" "You don't have to be a gardener to dig this book about Kerouac's tools" You may take them down "You Can't Hurry Love" group playing "Losing My Religion"? (7 to 9) You can pick it up in a restaurant You may put something on it at a bar You might put your drink on it at a bar "You Turned ___ on Me," 1936 song "You know what I'm drinking" Yorick's words? "You know what ___ say . . ." Yonder folk "Yes, ___ real" Yogurt or oatmeal "Yolanda and the __" (Astaire film) You'll take it in atop Mt. Everest "Your" of yore Your slight error (5) Your, before Your, biblically Your, in Scripture Your, in days of yore Your, old-style Your, to Shakespeare Your, to a Quaker Yours to a Quaker Yours of yore Yours, Biblically Yours, archaically Yours, in hymns Yours, in the Bible Yours, in times of yore Yours, long ago Yours, of old Yours, old-style Yours, once Yours, poetically Yours, to King James Yours, to Shakespeare Yours: Poet. You, in "Hamlet" "___ your foreFATHERS!": J. Q. Adams "You agree?" You agree with that? You might pass it on your way home Y2K introduces this You, of him, her, you and me? Yorkshire racecourse You may slake it Year that Cleo and Antony died Year of the Sphere and Pylon. Yuppie TV program Yuppie, maybe "Yeah, then explain ____!" "You got ___!" "You can stop here" "Yesss, what an awesome song!" 'You gave me no warning!' "You're not wrong" "You leave us no choice but to buy another Marilyn Monroe silkscreen ..."? Yet, briefly Yet, for short Yet, informally Yet, to a poet or text messager Yorke of Radiohead Yorke of rock's Radiohead Yorke of rock's the Smile ___ Yorke, lead singer of Radiohead yellow, brownish, or black radioactive mineral Yon articles Yon individuals Yon items Yon things Yonder items Yonder ones Yonder things "You" of yesteryear "You," in the distant past You used to be this You, at one point in time You, in Corinthians You, to King James Yardstick length Your yard Yuppie's vested interest? Yogi, Yehudi and Yevgeny Yertle's consisted of 5,000-plus turtles Yield to a bluff You'll get WED before this You could come down with it You may hit the ground with it "Your" of yesteryear Yesterday's your Your in the Bible Your no longer? Your old style? Your substitute? Your, among Friends Your, archaically Your, in Plain Speech Your, once Your, to Penn Your: Poet. Yours, in church Your sources of inspiration, once? Yucatán aunt YAK country Yak territory Yak's home Yak's land Yak's turf Yeti's home Yeti's homeland Yorker Yorkers, in cricket. you usually need one to go on a train Yummy morsel Yummy nugget Yule follower "___ Your Mother Down" (Queen song) Yogi Bear wear Yogi Bear wears one, despite having no shirt Yogi Bear's neckwear You cannot win unless it's broken You might celebrate when one is broken