Do-or-  : matching answer – Crossword-Clue

___ Dome (Orix Buffaloes' home field) ___ legomenon (word or phrase used only once in a document or corpus) ''Maria ___'' (1941 Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra hit) '50s Dodger/Oriole pitcher Billy 'Kwon do' or 'Bo' lead-in " . . . what she ___ do or say . . . " "Do or do not--there is no ___" "Do or do not. There is no try" speaker "Do, or do not. There is no ___." (Yoda) "Do, or do not. There is no ___" (quote from 24-Down) "Do, or do not. There is no __": Yoda "Does ___, or doesn't..." (old Clairol slogan) "Don" or "San" follower "Doonesbury" or "Garfield," e.g. "Downs" or "salts" start "Hound Dog" or "What's New Pussycat?" "I do" or "Drat!" "Reservoir Dogs" or "Ocean's Eleven" "South Park" dog or former baseball manager Anderson "Wake Up Little Susie" singer Don or Phil (n.) the tendency of a dog or cat to get annoyed easily *With 24-Down, orphan of literature 1-Down or 50-Across, e.g. 6-Down or 98-Down, sometimes 9-Down or 48-Down 9 Down orders 16 of these are hidden in the answer grid, each reading left, right, up, down or diagonally in an unbroken straight line A certain doctrine or theory A doctrine or theory A dog, or a little hoarse Abbr. before Doubtfire or Robinson Acting the doctor or lawyer Actress Dolores or a Texas city Actress Dors or Rigg Advice from another doctor or lawyer Alternative to Doric or Corinthian Alternative to DOS or Windows Animated dog originally voiced by John Kricfalusi Astro, Scooby-Doo or Dino, e.g. Astro, Scooby-Doo, or Dino Augie Doggie or Deputy Dawg Award won by lead actors in this puzzle's starred films: the winners' names are hidden "word search"-style in the grid (across, down or diagonally, and forward or backward) Back door or gate Bagel, doughnut, or inner tube Be just what the doctor ordered Beginning for dollars or chemicals Brand of dog or cat food Cabbage, dough or bread Canadian doctors' org. Certain doctrine or theory Cheer by 3-Down or 4-Down Chilly dog order? Chow down or gobble up Competitor of Dove or Camay Contraction with "do" or "work" Control one's dog or appetite David and Dora or Agnes Democratic donkey originator Denny Doherty or John Phillips, in a '60s singing group Do just what the doctor ordered Do or dance Do or die Do or die in Helsinki? Do or don't Do or dye, perhaps Do or fa Do or la Do or make superficially Do or so Do or sol, e.g. Do origami Do origami, e.g. Do-or- ___ Do-or-die business concern Do-or-die effort Do-or-die moment Do-or-die situation Do-or-die sudden-death contests Do-or-die time Dobby or Winky, in Harry Potter Dobos or Linzer Doc or Bashful Doc or Sneezy Doc or vet Dock or deck worker Dock or knawel Dock org. Dockers' org. Dockworkers' org. Doctorate or master's Doctors org. Doctors' orders Dodd or Foxx Dodge or duck Dodge or Nash Dodger or Laker, e.g. (See Notepad) Dodger or Met, for short Dodger or Yankee, e.g. Dodgers' org. Doe or Barleycorn Doe or buck Doe or Bull Doe or dam Doe or Deere Doe or does Doe or ewe Doe or fawn Doe or heifer Doe or heifer, e.g. Doe or hen Doe or Houseman Doe or Q. Public Doe or roe Doe or sow Doe or stag Does or bucks Does origami Dog or banana leader Dog or bob Dog or cat e.g. Dog or cat breed Dog or cat, or what you do to it Dog or cat, usually Dog or dogtooth Dog or Flop attachment Dog or food Dog or fox Dog or fries topper Dog or gerbil, perhaps Dog or Hamlet Dog or Hatter Dog or horse's family tree Dog or hound Dog or lucky Dog or meal Dog or mess Dog or name follower Dog or shell preceder Dog originally bred to herd cattle Dog originally bred to hunt otters Dog originally from Russia Dogfish or hammerhead Dogged or mulish Doing origami Dole or Dylan Dole or Hope Dole or Hoskins Doll or slot car Doll or tiger Doll or vase material Dollard-___-Ormeaux, Quebec Dollarfish or redfin Dollars or cents Dolley or James Dolley or Martha Dolls or Cluster preceder Dolphin or whale, e.g. Dolphins' order Dolphins' org. Dolt or dummy Dolt or rockfish Dolt or tern Dolt or thug Dom or earl Domingo or Kraus Domingo or Pavarotti, to Italians Domingo or Tomas Dominican or St. Lucian Dominick or Irene Domino or Minnesota Domino or Waller Domo or Hoople Don or Lena Don or Neva Don or Phil of 50's-60's pop Don or San Donahue or Aikman Donahue or Collins Donahue or Harris Donahue or Silvers Donald or Captain Donald or Daffy Donald or Daffy Duck Donald or Daisy Donaldson or Spade Done orally Donkey or elephant Donkey or fire follower Donkey or zebra Donlevy or Aherne Donna or ballerina Donna or facie Donna or Rex Donna or Robert Donna or Willis Donne or Bradstreet Donne or Pound, e.g. Donne or Rimbaud, e.g. Donner or Khyber Donner or Monarch