- - in one's kitchen, say
- - In one's residence
- - Understood to have dropped case in
- - in a large volume, getting hot
- - In a hotel, enthralled by scholarly book
- - In the Mao revolution
- - in moat, eh? confused?
- - Where charity begins, in a phrase
- - In residence
- - In [2 wds.]
- - In hotel, gripped by a book
- - Reception in one's own abode
- - Comfortably in a big book about fashion centre
- - In for the evening
- - In the house
- - Relaxed in the house
- - In one's digs
- - Musketeer almost takes me in
- - A great volume's needed to hold hydrogen in
- - Husband absorbed in a big book, comfortable and relaxed
- - Familiar with a hospital shown in book
- - In one's house
- - In-house
- - In one's abode
- - In bewitched style, digressing from stately address
- - In one's own house
- - In familiar territory
- - Where charity begins, in an adage
- - In one's element
- - In, so to speak
- - Eating in, e.g.
- - In, domestically
- - Back in one's district
- - Dining in
- - In one's own residence
- - In for the night?
- - In ......
- - "Make yourself ...." [2 wds.]
- - Familiar with some death omens
- - not on the town
- - Author's first book about hospital reception
- - "Jeff, Who Lives ...."; Jason Segel film
- - "jeff, who lives ......" (2011 jason segel movie)
- - quite at ease for a private reception
- - open day
- - Where you should be during your curfew (2 words)
- - Totally comfortable
- - "Charity begins ...." [2 wds.]
- - Perfectly comfortable
- - where one trying to score may be out
- - "The Old Folks ...." [2 wds.]
- - Stay-...... mom: Hyph.
- - Oh mate! (anag)
- - Not out on the town
- - Enjoying a staycation
- - AIn
- - Where many meetings take place these days
- - Receiving guests
- - Where charity begins
- - Back from the office
- - Not on the road
- - Where telecommuters work
- - Headers from Ronaldo and Neymar missing -- anyhow, more than comfortable
- - Relaxed reception
- - Not away
- - Obeying a curfew
- - Where many strikes are called
- - Where one lives
- - Done with a commute
- - One's largely bound to feature around start of Hogmanay party?
- - Comfortable with one's surroundings
- - Where batters are seen
- - Like some pregnancy tests
- - Comfy (with)
- - Not out of the house
- - Back from a junket
- - Feeling comfy
- - Done with the evening commute
- - Receiving callers
- - Away's opposite
- - What hosts want you to make yourself?
- - Where teams often have an advantage
- - Awaiting visitors
- - "Make yourself ......" (host's request)
- - Where telecommuters work, often
- - Receiving
- - Expecting visitors, maybe
- - On familiar ground
- - On our field
- - Where a telecommuter works
- - Back from shopping, say
- - Back from a trip, maybe
- - Informal reception
- - Like half a season's games
- - Reception locale
- - Informal afternoon reception
- - Afternoon reception
- - Invitation words
- - Receiving company
- - Ready for callers
- - Certain social gathering
- - Receiving visitors
- - Open house
- - Social reception.
- - Ready for guests.
- - A reception for guests at a regular time.
- - Not going out
- - Where many work
- - "Make yourself ......!"
- - Reception
- - Type of party
- - Back from vacation, say
- - Kind of reception
- - Not out and about
- - Resident
- - Not working, perhaps
- - Comfortable
- - Comfortable (with)
- - Not out
- - Relaxed
- - Back from work
- - Opposite of away
- - Familiar
- - Out of the office but ready to receive calls?
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