➠ EVES - 4 Letters : Crossword Clue

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  • - Nights preceding major holidays
  • - Some sleepless nights
  • - The nights before
  • - exciting nights
  • - The before-times?
  • - Nights preceding holidays
  • - Big nights before big days
  • - Party times before big events
  • - nights before holidays, for short
  • - Times before big days
  • - The days before Greaves lost rag
  • - Some big nights
  • - Notable nights
  • - Days before events or holiday precursors
  • - days before festivals
  • - Nights before special days
  • - Memorable nights
  • - Some party nights
  • - Nights spent in anticipation
  • - Nights before Christmas and New Year's Day
  • - Nights, in classifieds
  • - Days before the big day
  • - Previous nights
  • - Nights before the big day
  • - Nights before big days
  • - Festive nights
  • - They come before big days
  • - Nights, in ads
  • - Twi-night game times
  • - Times before holidays
  • - Times before
  • - Sleepless nights, at times
  • - Periods immediately before
  • - Periods before events.
  • - Party nights
  • - Nights prior to holidays
  • - Nights preceding
  • - Nights of anticipatory revelry
  • - Nights just before
  • - Nights before events
  • - Nights before big things
  • - Night times, in classifieds
  • - Nervous nights, maybe
  • - Just-prior times
  • - Important nights
  • - Festive nights, often
  • - Days called nights
  • - Days before special days
  • - Before nights
  • - Auspicious nights
  • - morn preceders
  • - Times outside office hours, in personals
  • - december 24th and 31st, for two
  • - Times for holiday parties
  • - december 24 and december 31
  • - Arden & Plumb
  • - occasions full of anticipation, maybe
  • - 24th and 31st December
  • - Dec. 25 and 31
  • - Dec. 24 and Dec. 31, e.g
  • - December 24 and December 31, for two
  • - They're ahead of their time
  • - First lady's namesakes
  • - "...... Diary": Twain
  • - Dec. 24 and 31
  • - Holiday forerunners
  • - Chronological brinks
  • - Arden and others
  • - Two December days
  • - Twain's "...... Diary"
  • - Holiday preceders
  • - Holiday kickoffs
  • - Temporal brinks
  • - Pre-holiday times
  • - Arden et al.
  • - Two days in December
  • - Times to call, in classifieds
  • - Impending times
  • - You can't have big days without them
  • - When to call, in some ads
  • - Times to get ready
  • - Times for celebrating
  • - Some times to revel
  • - Preceders of special days
  • - Final dates for holiday planning
  • - December 24 and December 31, for example
  • - Arden and Plumb
  • - Times of promise
  • - Pre-holiday periods
  • - Plumb et al.
  • - Nighttimes, in want ads
  • - Miss Arden et al.
  • - Lead-in periods
  • - Holiday thresholds
  • - Gloamings
  • - Dec. 24 and 31, e.g.
  • - Certain celebration times
  • - "--- Bayou" (1997)
  • - "...... Bayou" (1997 film)
  • - ".... Diary" (Twain short story)
  • - Two important ones are a week apart in December
  • - Times to revel, maybe
  • - Times of expectancy
  • - Times of anticipation
  • - Times for vespers
  • - Some times for celebrating
  • - Some party dates
  • - Periods preceding big events
  • - Nite times
  • - Nightfalls
  • - Holiday periods
  • - Holiday heralds
  • - Festive antecedents
  • - December 24th and 31st, e.g.
  • - Dec. 24 and others
  • - Arden and Queler
  • - After-dark times, in classifieds
  • - When to call, in some want ads
  • - Typical party times during the holidays
  • - Typical after-work times, for short
  • - Twilights of poesy
  • - Times to celebrate
  • - Times to call, in some want ads
  • - Times prior to
  • - Times like Halloween
  • - Times for final holiday preparations
  • - Sunset followers
  • - Some party times
  • - Some are spent decorating
  • - Soiree times
  • - Second person's namesakes
  • - Projecting rims
  • - Presaging times
  • - Preparatory times
  • - Preparation periods
  • - Preliminary times
  • - Preholiday periods
  • - Prefeast hours
  • - Plumb and Ensler
  • - Plumb and Brenner
  • - Planning times
  • - Periods of anticipation
  • - Party days
  • - Ontario's Premier Ernie
  • - Ontario's 23rd Premier
  • - New Years' highlights
  • - Namesakes ever since Eden
  • - Morns' counterparts
  • - Leading periods
  • - Intros to holidays
  • - Holidays, almost
  • - Holiday preludes
  • - Holiday percursors
  • - Holiday highlights
  • - Holiday beginnings
  • - Holiday antecedents
  • - Halloween et al.
  • - Gift-wrapping times
  • - Gift-wrapping occasions
  • - First mother's namesakes
  • - Festive harbingers
  • - Festive days, often
  • - Evenings, to Emerson
  • - Evenings, poetically
  • - December 31 et al.
  • - December 24 and December 31, notably
  • - December 24 and 31, notably
  • - December 24 and 31, for example
  • - Dec. 24, Dec. 31, etc.
  • - Dec. 24, 31, etc.
  • - Dec. 24 and Dec. 31
  • - Days that may be spent decorating
  • - Day followers, in want ads
  • - Day enders
  • - Christmas and New Year's lead-ins
  • - Celebratory times
  • - Busy travel days
  • - Big day lead-ins
  • - Arden and Merriam
  • - Arden and Christmas
  • - Arden and namesakes
  • - Anxious times for some
  • - After-dark times, in ads
  • - After 6 p.m., in ads
  • - Actresses Arden and Plumb
  • - Actress Arden et al.
  • - Abbr. after some telephone numbers
  • - A couple of December days
  • - 12/24 and 31
  • - 12/24 and 12/31, e.g.
  • - "...... Diary" (Mark Twain short story)
  • - "...... Bayou" (Samuel L. Jackson film)
  • - "...... Bayou" (1997 Samuel L. Jackson film)
  • - "...... Bayou" (1997 movie)
  • - " . . . flies on summer ......": Keats
  • - ...... Diary (Mark Twain story)
  • - Eventful times
  • - Party times?
  • - Dusks
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