- - Appeals to a sweetheart to be nice
- - Would you kindly allow it to elapse?
- - be agreeable to a sleep, perhaps
- - put an end to the entreaties, if you don't mind
- - Appeal to lawless plebeians leaving bin out
- - delight with entreaties to european leader
- - requests with energy, if you don't mind
- - A persuasive word when making appeals to the heart of men
- - answers to charges, we hear, give satisfaction
- - it's said to be polite
- - make happy with an entreaty to secure limits
- - the difference between a request and an order
- - Give pleasure to Donald Pleasence, partly at least
- - First place let out as polite request
- - Polite request to make someone happy
- - Polite person's word
- - If you don't mind listening to excuses
- - Like place to relax
- - Delight to hear statements from the defendant
- - Cheer when money added to contract ...
- - Open park to let it out, if you don't mind
- - As Peel, out to give satisfaction
- - what the defendants put forward, we hear, to give satisfaction
- - Polite word in a request
- - Polite request word
- - Polite request starter
- - Word that makes a request polite
- - Want prayers to be heard
- - Polite request
- - Place to get calm, if you don't mind
- - Asleep, roused to give satisfaction
- - Polite word
- - Polite request for parking rent
- - It's said to help one get parking with tenancy
- - Polite request for parking to rent
- - Polite word of request
- - 'One, ......' (request at a ticket booth)
- - Asleep perhaps to give satisfaction
- - Feel inclined to
- - Kid's response to "What do you say?"
- - Such delight repeatedly comes to me in a Beatles song
- - What parents might prompt kids to say
- - Polite request to cheer up
- - Request sweetener
- - Polite word with "pretty"
- - Request opener, often
- - "Pretty" thing to say, with a cherry on top?
- - Request starter
- - Answer to the parental question "What do we say?"
- - Polite word to say
- - Bring contentment to
- - Answer to "What do you say?"
- - Word with a request
- - Cater (to)
- - According to some bus conductors, fares do so
- - Used as a polite way of asking for something
- - Delight as prayers are listened to
- - Polite way to ask for penny on the rent
- - Quietly let out cheer
- - parking contract, if you don't mind
- - The excuses read out are satisfactory
- - delight penny with rental agreement
- - oddly asleep, if you don't mind
- - satisfy with lease on last shop
- - Piano let out, if you could?
- - Make happy people as elated at heart
- - ... mr postman, track that is included in portugal. the man's feel it still
- - a sleep must be disturbed, if you don't mind
- - Delight from learner after parking with no trouble
- - asleep - out, if you don't mind
- - "Quiet, ...!," American radio show from the Golden Age starring Ernest Chappell
- - Satisfy publican's initial tenancy agreement
- - upset? asleep, if you don't mind
- - Child's ‘magic' word
- - Make happy, charm
- - Delight as property initially let
- - make 21 happy?
- - Asleep at sea bringing delight
- - Sound excuses gives satisfaction
- - "Can I?"
- - Suit [oneself]
- - Crosby hit
- - Delectate
- - Word with remit or reply
- - Word used in courtesy
- - Word from a well-mannered child
- - Word before "with sugar on top"
- - Start of a sign in a restaurant's window
- - See pal (anag) — charm
- - S'il vous plait.
- - Pet Shop Boys's debut album
- - It may smooth the way
- - Crosby hit: 1932
- - Courtesy word
- - Bryan Adams "...... Forgive Me"
- - Be kind enough.
- - Asleep (anag)
- - "What do you say?"
- - "Por favor" translation
- - "...... Be Kind," 1938 song
- - Beggar's word
- - Give pleasure
- - Amuse
- - Common sweetener
- - Delight as first of properties let
- - Kindly asp playing with eel
- - 'I'm begging you!'
- - Gratify or gladden
- - Asleep when roused in delight
- - Word repeated before 'Me' in a Beatles hit
- - Delight, satisfy
- - Charm of spoken prayers
- - Delight; amuse
- - Give satisfaction
- - Make someone feel good in suit?
- - Word often said with a drawn-out 'e' sound
- - Elapse (anag.)
- - 'I beg of you'
- - 'The magic word'
- - Let out pressure first, if you don't mind
- - 'Would you be so kind?'
- - Pretty companion?
- - Inquiry with "pretty"
- - Gratify
- - Satisfy or gratify
- - 72-Across's "magic word"
- - Delight, gladden
- - Asker's word
- - "The magic word" for a kid
- - Satisfy publican, at first, with tenancy agreement
- - Exclamation of exasperation
- - "If you would . . ."
- - Will beginning with possible rental agreement
- - Make glad
- - Make content
- - Entreaty that may follow 'pretty'
- - Delight in exercising round the fields
- - Would you mind taking exercise round fields?
- - It goes with sugar on top?
- - "Thank you" partner
- - Autograph "Sign In ......"
- - When repeated several times, child's entreaty
- - Pretty follower
- - The Pet Shop Boys' politely named debut album
- - Tot's "magic word"
- - "What do you say?" response
- - When repeated, start of a Beatles title
- - Information ...... Almanac
- - Beggar's appeal
- - Word often following "pretty"
- - 'Aw, c'mon'
- - Tickle
- - Suit
- - Kindly
- - Bristles at
- - Magic word
- - "...... wish"
- - Entertain
- - Grab
- - "If you .... ... "
- - ...... say!
- - Delight
- - Tickle pink
- - Satisfy
- - "Give me a break!"
- - Gladden
- - Make happy
- - "Oh, come on!"
- - Pretty
- - Satisfied
- - unexpectedly asleep, if you don't mind
- - Oral entreaties find favour
- - "Come on now!"
- - Satisfy, gratify
- - Courteous word
- - Please
- - Satisfy preconditions, starting with rent
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