- - Pay for another to give medical care
- - try to make better pleasure excursion
- - Minister to, tend
- - nurse, tend (to)
- - reason to sit and stay?
- - to offer medical advice for a special occasion
- - Give medical aid to
- - Something nice to handle
- - to give patient attention is an unusual pleasure
- - Part of a Halloween tradition where a sucker is made to welcome a little rascal
- - Apply medical care to
- - negotiate to give patient attention
- - pay for entertainment to try to cure
- - Give medical attention to
- - what the doctor will do is worth looking forward to!
- - Administer to.
- - Try to cure
- - Take out to dinner
- - Apply medicine to
- - Pay for — minister to — deal with
- - Attend to medically
- - Take out, as to dinner
- - Stand to
- - Spring for, with "to"
- - Police "Expecting me to ...... you well, no matter what you say"
- - Play host to
- - One may go to the dogs
- - Negotiate to reach an agreement
- - Pay for another
- - Trick's partner, on Halloween
- - Finish the apple tart off. You'll enjoy it
- - Apply medical care
- - Special delicacy
- - pay for indulgence
- - Trick or ..
- - 'I deserve a little ...'
- - Care for nipple pierced by nurse in the middle
- - Titbit for rewarding a dog
- - Bargain with, when you foot the bill for
- - What doctors do about rubbish outside?
- - Deal with entertainment paid for by another
- - Small, special reward such as a pampering
- - Opposite of trick, during Halloween
- - Reward for giving a paw
- - Reward for a good sit
- - Complicated matter without money for a special celebration
- - Very pleasurable occasion
- - sitter's reward, maybe
- - Husband out of danger? That's a nice surprise?
- - Meaty bone, for a dog
- - Deal with an unexpected pleasure
- - Pay for another's meal
- - Reward for sitting, say
- - what contemptuous doctors would do, as far as their patients are concerned?
- - doctors do – and, it's worth having!
- - buy dinner for
- - delightful surprise
- - Dog's favorite word, probably
- - reward from a trainer
- - Handle on Tuesday at a flexible rate
- - Pay for someone else's meal
- - it's delightful if anyone can stand it
- - Surprise day out in Streatham
- - pay for the table
- - Unexpected pleasurable gift
- - "sweet" halloween option
- - how doctors give pleasure?
- - negotiate for a pleasure trip
- - Special item, often involving sweet food
- - deal with, in theatre, a thespian
- - apply remedies
- - Indulgence of sweetheart in restaurant
- - Handle subject of diplomatic negotiations but not completely
- - Regard as fun for the children
- - Nurse from Streatham
- - negotiate as doctors do
- - Trick alternative, at Halloween
- - negotiate for something that gives particular pleasure
- - negotiate for a special outing
- - A special pleasure some of the troops scoff at?
- - gladly pay for it
- - delighting surprise
- - handle scornfully
- - Give free medical attention?
- - Pay for food and/or drink consumed by others
- - "Trick" partner, on Halloween
- - Halloween's trick or ...
- - Free meal!
- - Pleasant surprise in Eritrea tempts
- - Nurse in Sartre attractive
- - Source of milk runt initially guzzled — a pleasant surprise
- - Halloween option where you would get candies
- - Post-bath reward for a cat
- - New rate initially tempted nurse
- - Award after Best in Show?
- - Deal with danger, losing height
- - Give something special
- - entertain, as doctors do
- - Nurse releasing husband from danger
- - Nice surprise in Portreath
- - There's something equable about a Dutch one
- - deal with unexpected pleasure
- - Something nice you don't have very often
- - Handle the outing
- - Special goody
- - Buy another drink? It's a pleasure
- - Negotiate for free entertainment
- - Ice-cream is a ......
- - Halloween is "Trick or ..." time
- - Delightful surprise(Used today)
- - Part of a holiday phrase
- - Reward for rolling over, perhaps
- - Milk-Bone biscuit, e.g.
- - Buy a meal for
- - Special pleasure
- - Pay for dinner
- - Halloween offering
- - Act toward
- - Take the tab
- - October 31 option
- - Expound
- - Doggie delicacy
- - Take the tab for all
- - Something pleasant
- - Reward for sitting, maybe
- - Reward for rolling over
- - Reward for a pet
- - Put iodine on, e.g.
- - Pick up the tab for someone
- - Pick up the dinner check
- - Pet's reward
- - Partner of trick
- - October handout
- - October alternative
- - Nikka Costa "Trick or ......"
- - Late October option
- - Ice cream sundae, e.g.
- - Give medical aid
- - Chocolate bonbon, e.g.
- - Be generous, in a way
- - Be generous, at a bar
- - Williams of Hollywood
- - Weimaraner reward
- - Unexpected source of joy
- - Unexpected amusement
- - Trick's more desirable alternative
- - Take the check
- - Take out for food, as a teaM
- - Sundae, for one
- - Sundae, e.g.
- - Sugary snack, say
- - Sugarplum, e.g.
- - Spring for drinks
- - Splurge for everyone, say
- - Special luxury
- - Special joy
- - Special delight
- - Something enjoyable
- - Say "It's on me"
- - Say "It's on me," say
- - Rugelach or babka, e.g.
- - Rover's reward
- - Reward for staying, say
- - Reward for staying, perhaps
- - Reward for sitting, perhaps
- - Reward for playing dead
- - Reward for good behavior
- - Reward for a pet trick
- - Reward for a good dog
- - Rare pleasure
- - Ragamuffin's delight
- - Put Mercurochrome on, e.g.
- - Popsicle, e.g.
- - Pleasurable event
- - Pick up the tab for everyone
- - Pay the hill
- - Pay the bill
- - Pay for others
- - Pay for all
- - Pay for a friend
- - Pay everyone's bill
- - Pat Benatar: "...... Me Right"
- - One of two choices on Halloween
- - October lollipop
- - October 31 handout
- - October 31 alternative
- - Oct. 31 giveaway
- - Oct. 31 choice
- - Oct. 31 alternative
- - Obedient puppy's reward
- - Obedience school come-on
- - Medicate, e.g.
- - King Diamond "Trick or ......"
- - It causes special pleasure
- - It can be Dutch
- - Ice cream or candy
- - Host's offering
- - Halloween trick preventer, in theory
- - Halloween reward
- - Grand occasion
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