- - He has permission to leave (pres subj)
- - Leave old food unfinished
- - Runner with a temperature gets leave of absence
- - Permission from a bishop for a priest to leave a diocese to take up a new appointment elsewhere
- - Leave of absence, formerly, to dine
- - Formal leave of absence down under once
- - Leave banker by accident on vacation
- - Priest's leave
- - Priest's permission to leave
- - Leave note to dine about ten
- - Permission to leave granted by a bishop
- - Priest's permission to leave the diocese
- - Permission to leave a diocese
- - Permission to leave Oxford
- - Grant of clerical leave
- - Clerical permission to leave.
- - Clerical leave
- - Leave of absence from an English college.
- - Eat about ten, finish pie, leave
- - Leave partner dumped and down
- - Leave former partner to take courses
- - Sort of clearing out pass
- - Permission for temporary absence from school
- - Pass out from worry
- - Grant of temporary absence
- - Permission for absence from a college
- - Permission to be absent from a school or college
- - Permission to be absent
- - Permit for absence
- - Permission for absence
- - Permission granted by a bishop
- - Letter permitting a cleric to transfer
- - Permission to be off
- - Transfer permit
- - Let him go out: Lat.
- - Absence permit, British style.
- - Absence permit, in Britain.
- - Let him go forth: Lat.
- - Permission for change of diocese.
- - Absence permit for British collegian.
- - Professor's sabbatical, in Britain.
- - Priest's sabbatical permit.
- - Pass out
- - See 20-Across
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