OATH

Correct Wrong!

(missing clue)

Else clues

• ___ of allegiance

• ___ of office

• !@&%$#! e.g.

• 'I do,' e.g.

• 'Odd's bodikins,' e.g.

• 'Repeat after me' oration

• @!#%$, e.g.

• @&#^$%!, e.g.

• @#$%!, in comics

• $#@!&, e.g.

• Drat! is a mild one

• Drat! or Egads!

• Egad! is one

• Egad! or Drat!

• Egad!, for one

• Egads!, e.g.

• Fiddlesticks!, e.g.

• Gadzooks, e.g.

• Gadzooks!, for example

• Holy smoke!, e.g.

• Holy smoke!, for one

• I do solemnly swear... , e.g.

• I do, for one

• I do, in context

• I do or Drat!

• I do preceder

• I swear may start it

• Let there be now an ___ betwixt us... (Gen 26:28)

• My word!, e.g.

• Ye gods!, for one

• Act of swearing

• Adjuration

• Administered item

• Affirmation

• An office may have one

• Bit of colorful language

• Bit of irreverence

• Bit of profanity

• Blasphemous utterance

• Blast, for instance

• Bleeped blurt

• Bleeped word

• Bleeped-out word

• Bleeper's target

• Blue mouthful

• Blue outburst

• Blue utterance

• Boy Scout recitation

• Boy Scouts take it

• Boy Scouts take one

• Bush took it

• Bush took one

• Censor's concern

• Censor's deletion

• Censor's target

• Citizenship recitation

• Colorful language

• Colorful words

• Congressman's pledge

• Congressmen take it

• Court affirmation

• Court procedure

• Court promise

• Court recitation

• Court ritual

• Court statement

• Courtroom affirmation

• Courtroom declaration

• Courtroom pledge

• Courtroom promise

• Courtroom recitation

• Courtroom ritual

• Curse

• Curse or vow

• Curse or vow, e.g.

• Curse word

• Dangerous thing to lie under

• Darn, for example

• Declaration

• Deuce, for instance

• Egad or dang

• Egad, e.g.

• Electee's first act

• Expletive

• Formal declaration

• Formal promise

• Four-letter word

• Four-letter word, aptly

• Gadzooks, for one

• Good scouts keep it

• Hand-on-Bible ritual

• Hand-on-the-Bible utterance

• Hand-on-the-Bible vow

• Hand-raising activity

• Hippocratic ___

• Hippocratic for one

• Hippocratic pronouncement

• Hippocratic thing

• Imprecation

• Imprecatory remark

• Inauguaration formality

• Inaugural event

• Inaugural feature

• Inaugural highlight

• Inaugural reading

• Inaugural ritual

• Inauguration ceremony

• Inauguration Day event

• Inauguration Day highlight

• Inauguration Day promise

• Inauguration Day pronouncement

• Inauguration Day recital

• Inauguration Day recitation

• Inauguration Day words

• Inauguration declaration

• Inauguration event

• Inauguration feature

• Inauguration highlight

• Inauguration recital

• Inauguration recitation

• Inauguration ritual

• Inauguration words

• Inductee's words

• Invective

• Irreverant uttering

• It follows Repeat after me

• It may be bleeped

• It may be bleeped out

• It may be minced

• It may be solemn

• It may be taken with a Bible

• It may be taken with a raised hand

• It might be bleeped out

• It precedes much testimony

• It'll be taken in January 2009

• It's said with a raised hand

• It's sworn

• It's taken in court

• It's taken with a hand in the air

• It's taken with an upraised hand

• January 20 words

• Judges take one

• Judicial administration?

• Juramentum

• Juratory statement

• Kiss song: The ___

• Loyalty ___ (Red Scare document)

• Malediction

• Many an office has one

• Means of showing earnestness

• Mild swear

• Obama's was (mis)administered by Justice Roberts

• Office entry requirement, perhaps

• Office pledge

• Office promise

• Office-entering words

• Officeholder's initial promise

• One may be minced or taken at the bar

• One shouldn't lie under it

• One's Hippocratic

• Part of a swearing-in

• Pledge

• Pledge of Allegiance, e.g.

• Pledge of truth

• President's pledge

• Presidential administration

• Profane utterance

• Profanity

• Promise

• Promise from one on the stand

• Promise in court

• Promise or profanity

• Promise to tell the truth

• Promising words

• Quadrennial White House administration

• Reason to swear

• Recitation flubbed by Chief Justice Roberts on January 20th, 2009

• Rite done twice by Barrack Obama on 20 Jan '09

• Ritualistic declaration

• Sacred promise

• Sacred vow

• Salty retort

• Scout recitation

• Secret pledge in each of the four longest Across answers

• Solemn affirmation

• Solemn appeal

• Solemn avowal

• Solemn declaration

• Solemn pledge

• Solemn promise

• Solemn pronouncement

• Solemn sentence

• Solemn statement

• Solemn vow

• Solemn word

• Some people are under it

• Something sworn

• Something to bleep, maybe

• Stand words

• Statement from the witness stand

• Subject for a censor

• Swear love at hospital (4)

• Swear word

• Swearer's words

• Swearing in court

• Swearing-in

• Swearing-in affirmation

• Swearing-in ceremony highlight

• Swearing-in highlight

• Swearing-in pledge

• Swearing-in ritual

• Swearing-in speech

• Swearing-in statement

• Swearing-in words

• Sworn statement

• Sworn statement from the witness stand

• Sworn testimony preceder

• Sworn word

• Testimony preceder

• Testimony prelude

• Testimony starter

• The Hippocratic ___

• The Hippocratic, for one

• The President took it

• Thing taken at an inauguration

• This answer is a four-letter word

• Troth

• Under ___

• Under ___ (sworn, as a witness)

• Vow

• What a politician must take

• What a senator must take

• What an inductee takes

• What the senator took

• Witness declaration

• Witness stand recitation

• Witness stand statement

• Witness stand words

• Witness vow

• Witness' affirmation

• Witness's promise

• Witnesses take one

• Word

• Word of honor

• Words from one on the stand

• Words of commitment

• Words sworn

• Words to live by

• Zounds, e.g.

• Profane or obscene expression usually of surprise or anger