• ___ and the Man
• ___ and the Man (Shaw play)
• ___ and the Man:Shaw
• ___ of the sea (inlets)
• ___ race
• ___ race (cold war issue)
• ___ Too Short (To Box With God)
• '___ and the Man' (Shaw comedy)
• 'Babes in --' ('37 musical)
• (I Just) Died in Your ___
• (I Just) Died in Your ___ Tonight
• A Farewell to ___
• A Farewell to ___ (1929 Ernest Hemingway novel)
• A Farewell to ___ (1957)
• A Farewell to ___ (Hemingway novel)
• A Farewell to ___ (Hemingway)
• Activates
• Administrative divisions
• An octopus has eight
• An octopus has eight of them
• An octopus' eight
• Appendages
• Arsenal supplies
• Babes in ___ (My Funny Valentine musical)
• Babes in ___, Rodgers and Hart musical
• Barcelona chair's lack
• Barcelona chairs lack them
• Battle equipment
• Battle needs
• Bit of SALT?
• Black market goods
• Blouse parts
• Bodily pair
• Branches
• Brothers in ___ (Dire Straits album)
• Bullpen supply
• Buys bullets
• Cache contents
• Canadian Coat of ___
• Chair parts
• Chair sections
• Chair supports
• Coat of ___
• Combat supply
• Concern of the Second Amendment
• Dire Straits album Brothers in ___
• Eight ___ to Hold You (original title of the Beatles' movie Help!)
• Embracers
• Equips
• Equips for battle
• Equips for combat
• Equips for war
• Fifth-to-last word in the Second Amendment
• First word of a Shaw play
• Fortifies
• Friendly ones are open
• General requirement?
• Girds up
• Gives a piece
• Gives guns
• Gives guns to
• Gives guns, say
• Gives pieces to
• Gives weapons to
• Golf swing performers
• Guns
• Half of all fours?
• Hand holders
• Heraldic drawing
• Hug givers
• Hug needs
• Hug providers
• Huggers
• Hugging limbs
• Instruments of war
• Iran-Contra affair subject
• Items of illicit trade, perhaps
• Items on a coat
• Jacket parts
• Jacket sleeves
• Journey: Open ___
• Kind of buildup
• Kind of dealer
• Kind of race
• Lethal weapons
• Limbs
• M-1's and AK-47's
• Magazine contents
• Magazines have them
• Magnums, e.g.
• Makeshift cradle
• Man's partner, in a Shaw title
• Master-at-___
• Mat
• Munitions
• Octopod's octet
• Octopus costume features
• Octopus' abundance
• Oft-smuggled items
• Or to take ___ against a sea of troubles...: Hamlet
• Or to take ___ against a sea... : Hamlet
• Ordnance
• Outfits
• Part of SALT
• Partner of the Man, in a George Bernard Shaw title
• Parts of shirts or sofas
• Parts of some chairs
• Pentagon concern
• Pentagon inventory
• Pentagon topic
• Pitchers' assets
• Popeye's have anchor tattoos
• Prepares for battle
• Prepares to fight
• Proper length to avoid conflicts of interest?
• Provides pieces for
• Provides weapons to
• Quarterbacks' assets
• Radii locales
• Readies for war
• Rifles and such
• Right shoulder ___ (military command)
• Saguaro branches
• SALT part
• Sea inlets.
• Second Amendment concern
• Second Amendment subject
• Second Amendment topic
• Second Amendment word
• Semaphore features
• Shaw title starter
• Shaw's ___ and the Man
• Shirt parts
• Shirt sleeves
• Shirt-sleeve fillers
• Shots' spots
• Sleeve fillers
• Sleeves cover them
• Slot machines' features
• Sofa parts
• Soldier of Love (Lay Down Your ___)
• Some limbs
• Some mat
• Some outlawed international trade
• Spots for shots
• Squid's decade
• Starfish features
• Starfish parts
• Starfish rays
• Start of a G.B.S. title
• Start of a Shaw title
• Subject of illicit trade
• Subject of illicit trade, sometimes
• Subject of some talks
• Subject of some treaties
• Supplies weapons to
• Supplies with guns
• Supplies with weapons
• Tattoo sites
• Tentacles
• The man's partner, in a Shaw title
• There is little reason in ___: Virgil
• They can embrace you
• They give hugs
• They hold hands
• They lead to pits
• They're bearable
• They're frequently folded
• They're sometimes twisted
• They're taken up during war
• Things you can bear
• This puzzle's theme
• This puzzle's topic
• To ___ !
• Topic of talks
• Treaty concern
• Treaty subject
• Two of all fours
• Up in ___
• Up in ___ (angry)
• Up in ___ (indignant)
• Up in ___ (irate)
• Up in ___ (outraged)
• Upper limbs
• Uzis and AK-47's
• Venus de Milo deficiency
• Venus de Milo knock-offs?
• Venus de Milo's lack
• Venus's lack
• Vishnu has four
• Weaponizes
• Weaponry
• What a Farewell was to in a Hemingway title
• What are featured in the theme entries of this puzzle
• What bicep curls tone
• What the Venus de Milo is missing
• What U2 threw Around the World
• What Venus de Milo is missing
• With open ___
• With open ___ (cordially)
• With open ___ (in a friendly way)
• Word after fire or side
• Word in an Ernest Hemingway title
• Word in some hotel names
• Weapons considered collectively
• (heraldry) the official symbols of a family, state, etc.
fighters using small arms and home-made grenades
The right to bear arms is enshrined in the Constitution.
He called his comrades to arms (= urged them to fight).
The people took up arms to defend their country.
They called on the rebels to lay down their arms and surrender.
He was accused of supplying arms to terrorists
The country's economic growth could fuel an arms build-up.
There were more than a million men under arms during the American Civil War.