- Exclaimed with delight
- EXCLAIMING
- Exclaims
- Exclaims suddenly, with "out"
- Exclamación de entusiasmo
- Exclamación of joy
- exclamation
- exclamation (to incite hounds)
- Exclamation accented on the second syllable
- Exclamation accompanying a drumroll
- Exclamation accompanying chattering teeth
- Exclamation added to the O.E.D. in 2001
- Exclamation after "Presto chango!," perhaps
- Exclamation after "What are you waiting for?"
- Exclamation after a revelation
- Exclamation after a sigh
- Exclamation after a workout
- Exclamation after an accident
- Exclamation after an explanation
- Exclamation after completing an explanation
- exclamation after foolish action
- Exclamation after more information is revealed
- Exclamation after using a scratch-off, maybe
- Exclamation akin to "Whew!"
- Exclamation akin to "yuk"
- Exclamation akin to 17-Down
- Exclamation around a water cooler
- Exclamation at a fireworks display
- Exclamation at a lineup
- Exclamation at an epiphany
- Exclamation at an unveiling
- Exclamation at the end of a trip
- Exclamation before "darn it!"
- Exclamation before "How cute!"
- Exclamation before "I didn't know that!"
- Exclamation before "Look!"
- exclamation British architect
- Exclamation by a famous citizen of Springfield
- Exclamation by Captain Jack Sparrow
- EXCLAMATION calling for attention
- Exclamation clued by its circled letters
- Exclamation denoting boredom
- Exclamation directed at a pesky fly
- Exclamation expressing contempt
- Exclamation following a shock
- Exclamation for Beaver Cleaver
- EXCLAMATION for calling pigs
- Exclamation for Liz Lemon
- Exclamation from "Mr. Bill" shorts
- Exclamation from "SNL's" Mr. Bill
- Exclamation from 43-Across
- Exclamation from a 37 Across
- Exclamation from a blockhead
- Exclamation from a cheek pincher
- Exclamation from a prankster
- Exclamation from a weary employee
- Exclamation from Bill the Cat
- Exclamation from Colonel Pickering
- Exclamation from Dogbert
- Exclamation from Dr. Watson
- Exclamation from Ebenezer
- Exclamation from Emeril
- Exclamation from Gomer Pyle
- Exclamation from Homer
- Exclamation from klink
- Exclamation from Mr. Bill in old "SNL" sketches
- Exclamation from one in fear of a mouse
- Exclamation from Robert Burns
- Exclamation from Santa Claus
- Exclamation from Scarlett
- Exclamation from Scrooge
- Exclamation from the impatient
- Exclamation heard 12 times in Lady Gaga's "Bad Romance"
- Exclamation heard at the Moulin Rouge
- Exclamation hidden in "ultrahigh"
- Exclamation in "A Christmas Carol"
- Exclamation in "The Farmer in the Dell"
- Exclamation in a baby's game
- Exclamation in a locker room talk
- Exclamation in Berlin
- Exclamation in Ems
- Exclamation in Essen
- EXCLAMATION in hunting
- exclamation indicating approval or triumph
- Exclamation just before and after "just"
- Exclamation like "Aha!"
- Exclamation like "Scat!"
- Exclamation near a runway
- Exclamation not likely to be heard from the intrepid
- Exclamation of a klutz
- Exclamation of acclaim
- Exclamation of accomplishment
- Exclamation of achievement
- Exclamation of admiration
- Exclamation of affirmation
- Exclamation of amazement
- exclamation of anger
- exclamation of annoyance
- Exclamation of anticipation
- Exclamation of approval
- exclamation of approval or encouragement customary at bullfights
- Exclamation of awe
- Exclamation of celebration
- Exclamation of commiseration
- Exclamation of confirmation
- exclamation of congratulations
- Exclamation of consternation
- Exclamation of contemplation
- Exclamation of contempt
- exclamation of delight
- Exclamation of demystification
- EXCLAMATION of disappointment
- exclamation of disapproval
- Exclamation of disbelief
- Exclamation of discovery
- Exclamation of disdain
- exclamation of disgust
- Exclamation of dismay
- Exclamation of doubt
- Exclamation of elation
- EXCLAMATION of encouragement
- Exclamation of exasperation
- Exclamation of excitation
- Exclamation of excitement
- Exclamation of exertion
- Exclamation of exhaustion
- Exclamation of exultation
- Exclamation of feigned innocence
- Exclamation of fright
- Exclamation of frustration
- Exclamation of fustration
- EXCLAMATION of grief
- Exclamation of impatience
- Exclamation of indignation
- Exclamation of infuriation
- EXCLAMATION of inquiry
- Exclamation of insight
- Exclamation of irritation
- EXCLAMATION of joy
- Exclamation of joy or victory
- Exclamation of knowledge
- Exclamation of lament
- Exclamation of mild disapproval
- exclamation of pain
- Exclamation of pain or pleasure
- exclamation of pleasure or approval
- exclamation of praise to God
- EXCLAMATION of regret
- Exclamation of relief
- Exclamation of reproach
- Exclamation of reproof
- Exclamation of repudiation
- exclamation of repugnance
- exclamation of repugnance
- Exclamation of resignation
- Exclamation of revelation
- Exclamation of satisfaction
- EXCLAMATION of shock
- Exclamation of sorrow
- Exclamation of sorrow or pity
- Exclamation of startling abruptness
- Exclamation of sudden disappointment
- exclamation of surprise
- exclamation of surprise often heard when something is dropped
- exclamation of surprise or error
- exclamation of surprise or error often heard when something is dropped
- Exclamation of surprise, in Britain
- Exclamation of the impatient
- Exclamation of the work-weary
- Exclamation of triumph
- Exclamation of wistfulness
- Exclamation of woe
- Exclamation of wonder
- Exclamation of yore
- Exclamation often followed by multiple exclamation points
- Exclamation often following "Et"
- Exclamation often prompted by Bart Simpson
- Exclamation on "The Simpsons"
- Exclamation on discovering something
- Exclamation on making a mistake
- Exclamation or regret
- Exclamation point
- Exclamation point, e.g.
- Exclamation point, in printing
- Exclamation point, to printers
- Exclamation point?
- Exclamation point's key-mate
- Exclamation points, to printers
- Exclamation popularized by 20-Across
- Exclamation repeated in the Monkees' TV theme song
- Exclamation said before sticking out the tongue
- Exclamation said with a shake
- exclamation Shakespearean actor Edmund
- Exclamation similar to "Whew!"
- Exclamation sometimes said with a hand over the mouth
- Exclamation sometimes spelled with a hyphen
- Exclamation that describes 13-, 20-, 30-, 39- and 51-Across
- Exclamation that might accompany a curtsy
- Exclamation that's a homophone of 53-Down
- Exclamation that's a near-homonym for an Arabian Peninsula country
- Exclamation that's a sauce if you remove the "r"
- Exclamation that's also the name of a cable channel
- Exclamation that's made up of two shorter exclamations
- Exclamation that's usually doubled
- Exclamation to get attention
- exclamation to indicate that a collision or explosion has taken place
- Exclamation to startle
- Exclamation upon reaching a customer service representative, maybe
- Exclamation upon seeing a baby
- Exclamation upon seeing this puzzle
- Exclamation used to chase away animals
- exclamation used to make a horse go faster
- Exclamation usually made in a high voice
- exclamation uttered to startle or surprise someone
- Exclamation when a light goes on?
- Exclamation when raising one's champagne glass
- Exclamation while driving past a herd of cows
- Exclamation while jumping on a chair, say
- Exclamation with a drum roll
- Exclamation with a flourish
- Exclamation with a handshake
- Exclamation with a shudder
- Exclamation with an accent
- Exclamation, for instance
- Exclamation( us)
- Exclamations
- Exclamations during eclipses
- Exclamations from Homer
- Exclamations from Scrooge
- Exclamations like "phooey!"
- Exclamations of achievement
- Exclamations of amazement
- Exclamations of annoyance
- Exclamations of astonishment
- Exclamations of comprehension
- Exclamations of content
- Exclamations of contentedness
- Exclamations of delight
- Exclamations of disdain
- Exclamations of disgust
- Exclamations of dismay
- Exclamations of elation
- exclamations of encouragement
- Exclamations of exasperation
- Exclamations of excitement
- Exclamations of inquiry
- Exclamations of pleasure
- Exclamations of regret
- exclamations of reproach
- Exclamations of surpirise