- - Vacate a seat
- - get up from a chair
- - paradoxically those on a sit-in strike make it
- - booth at a farmers' market
- - Be on one's feet but look for a seat
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- - The energy to vacate the seat and be on your way?
- - Energy a lie-abed stay-at-home lacks?
- - energy, enthusiasm
- - Refuse to remain with enterprise
- - Energy to stand and make an exit
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- - vacated a seat?
- - got out of a chair
- - Arose from a chair: 2 wds.
- - Rose from a chair
- - Canceled a date without telling the date
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- - Train seat he occupies someone vacated
- - Train about leading stiff carriage?
- - practise using eraser he designed
- - Train for act about car for last journey
- - Concerned with listeners he embraces in practice
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- - Republican who won Bentsen's vacated Senate seat
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- - He filled O'Connor's vacated seat
- - Justice Samuel of the U.S. Supreme Court
- - Kavanaugh's benchmate
- - Samuel on the U.S. Supreme Court
- - Next to his Princeton yearbook picture it says he "intends to go to law school and eventually to warm a seat on the Supreme Court"
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- - Vacated one's seat, say
- - Got out of bed, say
- - dragged oneself into the shower, say
- - Stopped hitting snooze, say
- - Seal's Kiss from ... (2 wds.)
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- - One must vacate seat daily
- - fish daily
- - One who does make black refreshing drink?
- - burn daily
- - how can one burn tea?
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- - Puts one's seat on a seat, in slang
- - Sets one's booty down
- - Has a seat
- - Grabs a seat
- - Takes a load off
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