Answer: YES
YES is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 693 times.
Referring Clues:
- "It's O.K. with me"
 - Ivan's da
 - Molly Bloom's last word in "Ulysses"
 - Sycophant's response
 - Thumbs up
 - Cry of victory
 - Agreeable word
 - Up, as a vote
 - "You bet!"
 - It's positive
 - Exclamation of affirmation
 - "Undoubtedly"
 - Proposal response
 - Toady's response
 - "Aye, aye!"
 - Final word of "Ulysses"
 - Direct mail sticker
 - Direct-mail response sticker
 - Hoped-for response to 56-Across
 - "Indubitably"
 - Aye-aye
 - "You betcha!"
 - Hoped-for reply
 - "I'll second that"
 - Flunky's response
 - Nodded answer
 - Survey choice
 - "Amen!"
 - "Let's do it!"
 - "Right"
 - "Undeniably"
 - Direct-mail sticker
 - "That's a go"
 - “Absolutely!”
 - "May I help you?"
 - When said three times, a 1938 Cole Porter tune
 - "Absolutely!"
 - Victor's cry
 - "Definitely!"
 - Referendum choice
 - "O.K."
 - Word on a Ouija board
 - "Absolutely"
 - Word of accord
 - What a nod may mean
 - "Sounds good to me"
 - Magic 8-Ball answer
 - "Of course"
 - "Indeed!"
 - Thumbs-up
 - Approval
 - Agreement
 - "You called?"
 - Jubilant cry
 - Triumphant shout
 - Sycophant's word
 - "I do" preceder
 - Last word of "Ulysses"
 - "You rang?"
 - Concurrence
 - Ouija board answer
 - "I knew it!"
 - Cry of success
 - "Indeed"
 - Thumbs-up response
 - "I agree"
 - Nod's significance
 - Cry made with a fist-pump
 - With 1-Across, an agreeable guy
 - Word before "dear" or "sir"
 - "Agreed"
 - "I do"
 - "Getting to ___" (best seller about negotiating)
 - Check-box option
 - Ouija response
 - Verbal nod
 - Go-ahead
 - "Affirmative"
 - "Sure thing!"
 - "Right on!"
 - "Without a doubt"
 - Sycophant's reply
 - Word next to a check box
 - Ouija option
 - Happy shout
 - Sí!, in Seattle
 - Doorbell-answerer's word
 - "What is it?"
 - Twenty Questions answer
 - Hoped-for response to "Will you marry me?"
 - Encouraging word
 - "90125" band
 - With 36-Down, kind of question
 - "Twenty Questions" response
 - "Be happy to!"
 - Of course
 - "Count on it"
 - "Owner of a Lonely Heart" band
 - "You got that right!"
 - "Right!"
 - Flunky's expected reply
 - Positive reply
 - No negator
 - "I'll drink to that!"
 - Jon Anderson's band
 - "All right!"
 - "Without question!"
 - "Close to the Edge" band
 - "___! And it counts!"
 - "Without a doubt!"
 - "Okay"
 - "Sirree" preceder
 - "OK"
 - "Roundabout" band
 - "I do!"
 - "Oui," when we say it
 - "Good answer"
 - "Count me in!"
 - "By all means!"
 - Ouija "response"
 - "No question!"
 - "That's a big 10-4!"
 - Da or ja
 - "Why not?"
 - "Most assuredly"
 - "Fine with me"
 - "Go ahead"
 - "___, Virginia ..."
 - Word of agreement
 - "You wanted my attention?"
 - Happy response to a marriage proposal
 - "Twenty Questions" answer
 - "___ We Can" (2008 campaign slogan)
 - "Most assuredly!"
 - "Sounds good to me!"
 - Approving answer
 - Cry of triumph
 - Fitting final answer for this puzzle?
 - Sycophant's answer
 - Band with the hit album "Close to the Edge"
 - "No problemo!"
 - "Works for me"
 - Hoped-for answer to "Will you be my Valentine?"
 - Intercom response
 - Triumphant cry
 - "You got it!"
 - "Okey-dokey"
 - Magic 8 Ball answer
 - Thumbs-up vote
 - Engaging utterance?
 - "___! We Have No Bananas"
 - "That's right!"
 - Shout of joy
 - "It's good!"
 - Word in four of the answers on a Magic 8 Ball icosahedron
 - "You had something to say?"
 - Hoped-for response to a proposal
 - Meg Ryan's repeated shout in a famous "When Harry Met Sally ..." scene
 - Voting booth option on a referendum
 - "You're correct!"
 - "Sí," across the border
 - No alternative
 - Referendum option
 - Sycophantic reply
 - Marv Albert's catchword
 - With 2-Down, a polite response
 - Fiancée's first word
 - Hoped-for proposal response
 - Confirmation word
 - Check-box word
 - Sanction
 - Toady's word
 - Word on Yoko Ono's 1966 "Ceiling Painting"
 - "Sure thing"
 - Positive response
 - "Sure"
 - Fist pumper's cry
 - With 25-Down, enthusiastic agreement
 - Affirmative response
 - Brief acceptance speech?
 - "__! We Have No Bananas": 1920s hit
 - Agreeable reply
 - Hoped-for answer to 60-Across
 - Agreeable response
 - 20 Questions answer
 - "For sure!"
 - "I'd be delighted!"
 - "That's right"
 - "I'll do it!"
 - Unambiguous response
 - ''Sure thing!''
 - ''All right''
 - ''You rang?''
 - ''Okay!''
 - ''Certainly!''
 - ''You bet!''
 - ''Absolutely!''
 - ''No question''
 - Indeed
 - ''May I help you?''
 - ''Indeed!''
 - ''I'd be happy to!''
 - ''You betcha!''
 - Sportcaster's shout
 - ''Without question!''
 - ''No question!''
 - ''Absolutely''
 - ''Agreed!''
 - Affirmative answer
 - ''By all means!''
 - Shout of satisfaction
 - Ouija-board answer
 - ''I agree!''
 - ''Of course!''
 - Victorious shout
 - ''Fine with me''
 - One of two definitive responses
 - "Yeah," formally
 - "But of course!"
 - No alternative?
 - Positive message
 - Ja or da
 - Proposal reaction, sometimes
 - ''90125'' band
 - Word with ''dear'' or ''sir''
 - Permissive reply
 - It's an OK word
 - ''___! We Have No Bananas''
 - ''I've Seen All Good People'' band
 - Willing word
 - ''Permission granted''
 - Acceptive response
 - Fist-pumper's cry
 - Last word of Joyce's "Ulysses"
 - "And what do you want?"
 - Proposition response, perhaps
 - OK word?
 - Affirming word
 - "By all means"
 - Proposition vote
 - Ballot option
 - Sandburg's "The People, ___"
 - Word from the willing
 - Shout of victory
 - "Permission granted"
 - "Darn tootin'!"
 - "Yer darn tootin"'
 - Positive word
 - "That's affirmative"
 - "It's a go!"
 - One of two definitive proposal responses
 - "Owner of a Lonely Heart" group
 - Toady's answer
 - Word with "I do"
 - Questionnaire answer
 - Possible answer
 - Response solicited by a salesman
 - Da, translated
 - "Why, certainly!"
 - Survey choice, perhaps
 - Da, somewhere
 - Sure thing?
 - Sycophant's byword
 - "Can I help you?"
 - Absolutely!
 - Type of man
 - Conciliatory response
 - Da, here
 - Magic 8-Ball response
 - Sure
 - "Just so"
 - One response to a proposal
 - Proposal response, sometimes
 - Si, oui or ja
 - Affirmative
 - "Agreed!"
 - Repeatedly, a famous Meg Ryan line
 - Proposal response, often
 - "That's an affirmative"
 - "Sounds good!"
 - Thumbs-up answer
 - "Indubitably!"
 - "Thumbs up!"
 - Briefest acceptance speech?
 - Word of the willing
 - Word repeated in a classic "When Harry Met Sally ..." scene
 - ___ man
 - "Be my guest"
 - "Sweet!"
 - "That's what I'm talkin' about!"
 - "Quite!"
 - "Permission granted!"
 - Word of affirmation
 - Preferred answer, often
 - Puzzle finisher's cry
 - Green light
 - "I'd love to!"
 - "To be sure!"
 - Happy cry
 - "you bet your boots"
 - "It is so"
 - Absolutely!
 - "I've Seen All Good People" band
 - Word with "dear" or "sir"
 - "___! We Have No Bananas": 1920s hit
 - "You betcha"
 - Word before dear or sir
 - Molly Bloom's word
 - Ouija word
 - "Of course!"
 - "All right"
 - "Okay!"
 - "Certainly!"
 - "No question"
 - "I'd be happy to!"
 - "I agree!"
 - Sycophants answer
 - Band whose members included Anderson, Bruford, Wakeman, and Howe
 - Marv Albert's signature basketball call
 - Cry of accomplishment
 - Sir or ma'am preceder
 - "10-4"
 - Okay
 - I do
 - Word of consent
 - Sportscaster's shout
 - Word said with a fist pump
 - Survey response
 - "Go for it!"
 - "You wanted to see me?"
 - "Signs point to ___" (Magic 8 Ball answer)
 - "Affirmative!"
 - Vote for
 - Pleased cry
 - Prog band who partly inspired "This Is Spinal Tap"
 - Sí or oui
 - Agreeable answer
 - Acceptance word
 - Ouija board response
 - Marv Albert word
 - Hai or oui
 - "Roundabout" group
 - Celebratory cry
 - Aye, ashore
 - "Uh-huh," formally
 - Word of assent
 - Long-lived prog rock band
 - "Getting to ___" (best-selling business book)
 - "Assuredly"
 - "You're calling because ...?"
 - "That's affirmative!"
 - 'Of course'
 - Affirma-tive
 - 'Absolutely'
 - 'Fine'
 - Opposite of 21-Across
 - 'Certainly'
 - 'You said it!'
 - 'You betcha!'
 - 'You bet!'
 - 'Sure!'
 - 'Sure thing!'
 - Nodder's answer
 - 'For sure!'
 - For sure
 - 'Certainly!'
 - 'Indubitably'
 - 'Indeed'
 - 'Undeniably'
 - 'By all means'
 - Undeniably
 - Formal 25-Across
 - 'Of course!'
 - 'Undoubtedly'
 - What 40-Across means
 - Affirmative reply
 - 'Agreed'
 - 'Without a doubt'
 - 'Owner of a Lonely Heart' band
 - No opponent
 - 'Definitely'
 - 'Without question'
 - 'Naturally'
 - 'What's My Line?' reply
 - Undoubtedly
 - Agreer's word
 - 'Absolutely!'
 - Absolutely
 - Undeni-ably
 - Toady's reply
 - 'Affirmative'
 - 'That's right!'
 - 'Indubitably!'
 - 'Correct!'
 - 'I agree'
 - 'That's right'
 - 'Right on!'
 - 'What is it?'
 - With 120-Down, spouse's assent
 - 'Indeed!'
 - 'It's a go'
 - 'Oui' or 'si'
 - 'You rang?'
 - 'Definitely!'
 - With 84-Down, recruit's response
 - 'You got it!'
 - "No doubt!"
 - Oui, in New York
 - Ja or da, stateside
 - "You got it"
 - OK, formally
 - A word to Virginia
 - See 28 Across
 - 'Assuredly'
 - "You're right!"
 - "Uh-huh"
 - Cry of delight
 - Ouija board reply
 - Flunky's answer
 - Lubber's aye
 - "It's a deal!"
 - Hoped-for proposal answer
 - "Amen"
 - With 114-Down, army affirmative
 - You bet
 - Start of a reply to Virginia
 - Positive answer
 - It's an ayeful?
 - English rock group
 - "You bet your life!"
 - 'You bet'
 - Ouija board word
 - Aye, if you're not on the 66-Across
 - With 69 Down, "sort of"
 - OK
 - Happy response to a proposal
 - One response to a marriage proposal
 - Affirmative inside 17-, 29-, 43-, and 57-Across
 - You bet!
 - "No problem"
 - "Most certainly"
 - Cry with a fist pump
 - "Right you are!"
 - Alright
 - It's an ayeful
 - Aye
 - Band with the 1983 hit "Owner of a Lonely Heart"
 - Kind of man at the office
 - Fist pumper's word
 - What "aye" means
 - "You wanted something?"
 - Common response to a marriage proposal
 - Word spoken 90 times in Molly Bloom's soliloquy
 - Cry that may accompany fist-pumping
 - "What can I do for you?"
 - Word Meg Ryan repeated over a dozen times in Katz's Delicatessen
 - Vote option
 - Certain vote
 - "___ on Prop ..." (campaign sign)
 - Intro to sir or ma'am
 - ... and what it means
 - See 11-Down
 - Genesis contemporary
 - Intro to "I believe I will"
 - Hoped-for answer to a certain proposal
 - Word of acceptance
 - With 31-Across, hubby's assent
 - 'You're right'
 - "Certainly"
 - "I'm game"
 - Sycophant's standard reply
 - "I'd be glad to!"
 - Assent word
 - Proposition response, often
 - ___-man
 - Wooer's request
 - Concilatory respsonse
 - Oui or si
 - Nod's indication
 - Shout of success
 - Start of an engagement, often
 - Proposal reaction, often
 - 20-Across, formally
 - 'It's true'
 - "Say ___ to the Dress"
 - "answer ___ or no"
 - "___, dear"
 - "Success!"
 - "I'm listening"
 - Jubilant cheer
 - "That is correct!"
 - With 78-Across, "Righto!"
 - Response from a rubber stamp
 - It's "sim" in São Paulo
 - "positively!"
 - Word of concurrence
 - Checkbox answer
 - Positively!
 - Sure!
 - "Gladly!"
 - "Positively"
 - Aye or hai
 - "Let's do this!"
 - "OK!"
 - Answer to a popped question
 - Start of an engagement?
 - "I'd be glad to"
 - All right
 - Sycophantic reply, on land
 - "Roundabout" rockers
 - "Sounds good"
 - "Success-s-s!"
 - "That's it!"
 - 'Sure'
 - "Fine with me!"
 - "Be glad to"
 - Hoped-for proposal reply
 - Certainly!
 - "I did it!"
 - Oui
 - Assent
 - Nodder's response
 - Word cried 15 times in a row by Meg Ryan in "When Harry Met Sally ..."
 - Permission-granting word
 - "That's it"
 - "uh-huh!"
 - "I shall!"
 - "Damn right!"
 - "Just what I was hoping for!"
 - "No doubt"
 - Word of approval
 - "OK" response
 - "No doubt about it"
 - "Roundabout" rock group
 - 'Assuredly!'
 - "Suh-weet!"
 - "Correct!"
 - Exclamation of elation
 - No denial?
 - "Most certainly!"
 - 46-Across in English
 - "Most decidedly so!"
 - Hoped-for proposal word
 - With 61-Across, "Yer darn tootin'!"
 - "Got that right!"
 - Magic 8 Ball response
 - "That works for me"
 - "With pleasure!"
 - Simple survey answer
 - Thumbs-up cry
 - What "10-4" means
 - Assenting word
 - "True dat!"
 - Shortest Magic 8 Ball response
 - "sure!"
 - With 51-Down, sometimes-sighed line
 - Formal affirmative
 - "Right answer!"
 - "You bet"
 - Victor's shout
 - "I'll be glad to"
 - "Do you like cupcakes?"
 - "The House of ___"
 - Uh-huh
 - One proposal response
 - Not a no
 - "That's correct"
 - What "I do" means
 - Yep, better
 - Nod's meaning
 - Cry made with a fist pump
 - Oui or hai
 - "Definitely so"
 - "Request granted"
 - "That's correct" ... or a hint to the ends of 17-, 28-, 45- and 59-Across, in different languages
 - Referendum vote
 - ___/no question
 - Cry accompanying a fist pump
 - What the Czech word "ano" means in English, paradoxically
 - One way to vote
 - "Just what I hoped for!"
 - What the thumbs-up emoji can mean
 - Cry of epiphany
 - "Mm-hmm"
 - What "oui" or "ja" means
 - "I accept"
 - Shout accompanied by a fist pump
 - "What do you want?"
 - "You have my permission"
 - "Just what I was hoping for"
 - Word necessary for consent
 - "Check ___ Juliet" (We the Kings song)
 - Si, in English
 - "I'm interested"
 - Confirmation
 - "Getting to ___" (guide to negotiating)
 - "Check!"
 - Active consent word
 - One of two answers in Twenty Questions
 - "Works for me!"
 - "This rules!"
 - "___ and no"
 - Word hidden in "Aye aye, sir!"
 - "Definitely"
 - "Spot on!"
 - "Unquestionably"
 - Basic survey choice
 - "Without question"
 - What a nod may signify
 - Unexpected response to "Are you asleep?"
 - Assent sometimes preceded by "so much"
 - "Roundabout" rockers with a positive name
 - Translation for "si" or "oui"
 - Proposer's preferred response
 - Not no
 - Answer to "Are you asleep?" that can't be true
 - Affirmative consent word
 - -
 - What the circled letters all mean
 - "Abso-freakin'-lutely!"
 - Roger's equivalent
 - Word that turns a proposal into an engagement
 - Ouija board answer, maybe
 - Is the pope Catholic?
 - Thumbs-up's meaning
 - Incorrect answer to "Is today Opposite Day?"
 - "Into it!"
 - RSVP option
 - Hoped-for response to a marriage proposal
 - "Do I ever!"
 - Shortest answer from a Magic 8 Ball
 - R.S.V.P. option
 - "___, and ..." (improv principle)
 - "Si" in English
 - "Nailed it!"
 - Si en ingles
 - "Absolutely I do"
 - "I'm down"
 - "Totally!"
 - "Bingo!"
 - "Did you ring?"
 - "Excellent!"
 - "For sure"
 - "You called me?"
 - "Precisely!"
 - *thumbs up*
 - "Sure do!"
 - Shout made with a fist pump
 - [Nod]
 - Progressive rock band inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2017
 - "Sim," in Brazil
 - "Hallelujah!"
 - "That's exactly right!"
 - "Are you solving a crossword right now?" answer
 - Happy exclamation
 - "___, Chef": Marcus Samuelsson memoir
 - Good answer
 - What a nod usually means
 - "Y" on a form
 - "Right on"
 - No other choice?
 - It's an affirmative
 - "Let's"
 - "Awesome!"
 - "You'd better believe it!"
 - "Good answer!"
 - Thick envelope during admissions season, say
 - Red lightsaber wielder
 - "What's up?"
 - "I'm in!"
 - What all signs point to in this puzzle
 - Positive response to an invitation
 - "Sounds like a plan!"
 - Pitcher's aim?
 - Consent cue
 - Exclamation of success
 - "___, Chef!"
 - "I accept!"
 - Shout of jubilation
 - "I consent!"
 - "That can be arranged"
 - "Of course I'll marry you!"
 - Last word of James Joyce's "Ulysses"
 - Wry response to a this-or-that question
 - "You can count on me"
 - Word before dear or after hell
 - "___, And?" (2024 Ariana Grande hit)
 - Ideal response to a proposal
 - "Correct"
 - What a bobbing fist indicates in American Sign Language
 - "Ab-so-lute-ly!"
 - "That's correct!"
 - "Um, duh!"
 
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