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nesteggs
  • - retirement accounts
  • - Gets gen off about Society and savings
  • - gains knowledge about returns on small savings
  • - Savings for a future rainy day
  • - Small quantity of information about gains elevated savings
  • - Savings
  • - Some savings
  • - Savings for retirement
  • - Certain savings
  • - Rainy-day accounts
  • - Savings kitties: 2 wds.
  • - Savings for the future
  • - Savings for rainy days
  • - Some bank accounts
  • - Savings accounts.
  • - Savings: Colloq.
  • - Savings bank accounts.
  • - Bank accounts
  • - They "hatch" late in life
  • - Presumably, the sort Humpty Dumpty and his ilk fell back on during hard times or kept for the rainy days ahead?
  • - Do hens lay these aside for a rainy day?
  • - Investments for the future
  • - Sources for retirement
  • - Reserved funds
  • - They're saved for a rainy day
  • - Dollar stores
  • - The types who are put away for the future - the sort Humpty Dumpty and his ilk fell back on during hard times?
  • - 23 down encourages those reserved types who are put away
  • - Funds put by in reserve
  • - Golden Years resources
  • - IRAs, e.g
  • - Breeding ground encourages those reserved types who are put away
  • - Funds put by as reserves
  • - Some caches
  • - Moneys put aside for future emergencies
  • - Money metaphor from farming
  • - Funds put by for the future
  • - Rainy day provisions
  • - Rainy-day funds
  • - Long-term accumulations
  • - Rainy-day stashes
  • - Some reserves
  • - Funds for the future
  • - Seniors may use them
  • - Pension supplements
  • - Cash reserves
  • - Some people fall back on them
  • - Money reserves
  • - IRAs and such
  • - Rainy day reserves
  • - Tidy sums
  • - Rainy-day resources
  • - Rainy-day stockpiles
  • - Emergency funds
  • - Financial escape-hatches
  • - Reserve funds
  • - Certain assets.
  • - Funds of a sort.
  • - Rainy day insurance.
  • - Funds for rainy days.
  • - Useful for rainy days.
  • - Certain funds
  • - Reserves
  • - Hidden hoards
  • - Caches
  • - kinds of kitties
sips
  • - samples with a straw
  • - champagne samples
  • - Little babyish drink samples
  • - samples a hot drink
  • - samples syrah, say
  • - samples sangria, say
  • - Samples some wine
  • - Samples, as a drink
  • - Samples a drink, say
  • - Small samples
  • - Wine-tasters' routines
  • - Spends some time with one's Buds
  • - Snapple samples
  • - Samples soup
  • - Samples (wine)
  • - Cooler samples
  • - Wine samples
  • - Tries the wine
  • - Small samples of soup
  • - Wine tasters' tastes
  • - Samples from a snifter
  • - Some small samplings
  • - Samples, in a way
  • - Samples of soup
  • - Some samples
  • - Samples the wine
  • - Tastes wine
  • - Has a taste of, as wine
  • - Doesn't drink much
  • - Drinks without slurping
  • - Takes a small drink
  • - ginger drinks?
  • - Small quantities of drink
  • - Nurses a cocktail
  • - Drinks as water
  • - tests, at a winery
  • - savors, at a winery
  • - Little sister goes round quietly and has a short drink
  • - Errors student has avoided in small quantities
  • - Small drinks from a cup, say
  • - Takes small mouthfuls of a drink
  • - Tries, in a way
  • - Little tastes of drinks
  • - Drinks gingerly
  • - Tastes the tea
  • - Doesn't throw back
  • - Wets one's whistle, in a way
  • - Tests for hotness
  • - Tentative actions
  • - Tastes gently
  • - Small tastes of a beverage
  • - Slurps?
  • - Opposite of gulps.
  • - Makes last, in a way
  • - Indulges lightly
  • - Imbibes, but delicately
  • - Has hot tea
  • - Guzzles' opposite
  • - Enjoys brandy
  • - Drinks tentatively
  • - Drinks hot tea, say
  • - Drinks a craft beer, if you're doing it right. Am I doing it right?
  • - Tests the water and current for midshipman in boat
  • - Tries the coffee
  • - Tries, maybe
  • - Tastes tentatively
  • - Drinks daintily
  • - Dainty drinks
  • - Gulps' opposites
  • - Hummingbird drawings
  • - Drinks a bit at a time
  • - Drinks slowly
  • - Doesn't guzzle
  • - Nurses
  • - Tries the tea
  • - Nurses at the bar
  • - Drinks in moderation
  • - Drinks from a snifter
  • - Drinks delicately
  • - Nurses at a bar
  • - Tentative tastes
  • - Tentative drinks
  • - Guzzles? No, U-turn
  • - Opposite of downs
  • - Nurses, in a bar
  • - Gets through pursed lips
  • - Enjoys coffee gingerly
  • - Doesn't chug, say
  • - Enjoys slowly, in a way
  • - Test the waters from address in boat
  • - Drinks that make a drink last
  • - Doesn't toss back, say
  • - Takes small mouthfuls
  • - Makes a drink last
  • - Uses a straw
  • - Doesn't gulp
  • - Drinks gently
  • - Uses sparingly, as gasoline
  • - Takes it slow, in a way
  • - Tests the water?
  • - Takes in slowly
  • - Nurses, perhaps
  • - Nurses, as a drink
  • - Nurses, say
  • - Taste tests
  • - Small tastes
  • - Nurses, as Nestea
  • - Enjoys at leisure
  • - Pop tests?
  • - Doesn't chug
  • - Drinks a little?
  • - Drinks bourbon neat, maybe
  • - Nurses a drink
  • - Uses a straw, perhaps
  • - Tests the tea
  • - Nurses one's drink
  • - Uses a 39-Across
  • - Doesn't swill
  • - Nurses, in a way
  • - Enjoys fine bourbon, say
  • - Small samplings
  • - Drinks through a straw
  • - Drinks minimally
wireless
  • - Communication system that uses radio signals
  • - Radio, in London
  • - Brit's radio
  • - Early radio
  • - British radio.
  • - Radio
  • - Relating to communications using radio waves
  • - radio cablegram cheaper
  • - has it no connection with radio?
  • - Like Bluetooth connections
  • - Rap festival held annually in London
  • - Set to receive wife with absence of passion
  • - Like many home networks
  • - Like Bluetooth equipment
  • - Cordless
  • - Cell phone, e.g.
  • - Requiring no cables
  • - Like Bluetooth
  • - Requiring no cord
  • - Like some Net hookups
  • - Like cell phones
  • - Communications option
  • - 1920's communication fad
  • - Like AT&T's mLife
  • - Telly's predecessor
  • - Network offering
  • - Unplugged connectivity solution
  • - Cable-free communication
  • - Not plugged in
yrs
  • - Parts of decades: Abbr.
  • - Parts of dates: Abbr.
  • - Model information: Abbr.
  • - Millennium's thousand: Abbr.
  • - Many moons: Abbr.
  • - Letter closure: abbr.
  • - Letter closer: Abbr.
  • - Leap and lean: Abbr.
  • - Jr. et al.
  • - Information on wine bottles: Abbr.
  • - For many, they end while staring at Ryan Seacrest: Abbr.
  • - Era units: Abbr.
  • - Eon units: Abbr.
  • - Decade tenths: Abbr.
  • - Correspondence abbr.
  • - Complimentary-close abbr.
  • - Century fractions (Abbr.)
  • - Century divisions: Abbr.
  • - Birthday tally (Abbr.)
  • - Ages: Abbr.
  • - Age-old abbr.?
  • - Abbr. with "truly"
  • - Abbr. in old letter sign-offs
  • - Abbr. in ages
  • - Abbr. in a sign-off
  • - Abbr. for seasons played
  • - A decade has ten of them: Abbr.
  • - A century has 100 of them: Abbr.
  • - 365- or 366-day units: Abbr.
  • - 2017 and 2018, for two: Abbr.
  • - 2013 and 2014, for example: Abbr.
  • - 2005 and 2006 (abbr.)
  • - 1984 et al.: Abbr.
  • - 1984 and 2001 (abbr.)
  • - 1976 and 2001, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - 1949 and 2004, abbr.
  • - 1812, 2001, etc.: Abbr.
  • - 1776 and 2001, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - 1492 and 2001: Abbr.
  • - Time pieces: Abbr.
  • - Time periods: Abbr.
  • - Calendar units: Abbr
  • - Times: Abbr.
  • - Periods of time: Abbr.
  • - Sentence fragments: Abbr
  • - Sentence units: Abbr.
  • - Abbr. at the bottom of a letter
  • - Time units, ( abbr. )
  • - There are 100 in a century (abbr.) [S]
  • - Calendar spans: Abbr
  • - Decade parts (Abbr.)
  • - Age abbr
  • - Info next to alumni names, maybe: Abbr.
  • - Century hundredths (Abbr.)
  • - Extended warranty period: Abbr
  • - Slices of life: Abbr
  • - Many months: Abbr
  • - Calendar lengths: Abbr
  • - Decade fractions: Abbr
  • - They're defined by revolutions: Abbr
  • - They pass as you age: Abbr
  • - Birthday candles, symbolically: Abbr
  • - 100 in a century: Abbr
  • - Trips around the sun: Abbr
  • - What birthday candles represent: Abbr
  • - 1000, 1500 and 2000: Abbr
  • - Copyright data: Abbr
  • - Alumni data: Abbr
  • - Long time: Abbr
  • - Timeline parts: Abbr
  • - 1520 and 2015, e.g.: Abbr
  • - 19-Across units: Abbr
  • - Résumé abbr.
  • - Calendar periods (abbr.)
  • - Revolution times (abbr.)
  • - Century parts (Abbr.)
  • - Parts of a decade: Abbr.
  • - Soph, Jr, Sr, etc [Abbr]
  • - Parts of centuries (abbr.)
  • - Pts. of a decade
  • - Pt. of a letter closure
  • - Parts of a cent.
  • - Part of a ltr. ending
  • - Nos. at the end of most dates
  • - Mos. turn into them
  • - Mos. add up to them
  • - Many wks. and mos.
  • - Many moons, for short
  • - Letter signoff, for short
  • - Letter sign-off wd.
  • - Kin of mos. and wks.
  • - Kin of mos.
  • - Jrs. and srs.
  • - Jr. and sr., for two
  • - Jan.-to-Jan. periods
  • - Jan.-to-Dec. periods
  • - Hist. class data
  • - Hist. book nos.
  • - Frosh and soph, e.g.
  • - Era divs.
  • - Dec. tenths
  • - Cent. fractions
  • - Cen. divisions
  • - Calendar spans, for short
  • - Cal. stretches
  • - Anniv. nos.
  • - A number of mos.
  • - 52-wk. spans
  • - 52-wk. periods
  • - 4Q periods
  • - 365-day periods, roughly
  • - 2013 and 2014, e.g.
  • - 2001 and 2010, for ex.
  • - 19 of them take just under 10 million min.
  • - 1000 and 2000 e.g.
  • - "...... truly" (brief closing)
  • - "...... truly" (abbreviated sign-off)
  • - '97 and '98, e.g.
  • - '93, '94, etc.
  • - '90 and '95 e.g.
  • - '09, '10, etc.
  • - '08 and '12
  • - '07, '08 and '09
  • - '04, '08 and others
  • - '03, '04, etc.
  • - Brief letter sign-off
  • - Millennium divs.
  • - Sch. terms
  • - Wks. and wks
  • - Cal. divisions
  • - Cal. units
  • - They make cents
  • - Wall cal. periods
  • - Jr. and sr
  • - Parts of some library call nos
  • - 12-mo. periods
  • - Univ. divisions
  • - Cal. spans
  • - Hundreds of wks
  • - Decade divs
  • - Mos. and mos
  • - Long time, for short
  • - '19 and '20, e.g
  • - Timeline markings, for short
  • - 100 in a cen
  • - Soph. and others
  • - Nos. on wine labels
  • - Sch. divisions
  • - Extended warranty fig
  • - Many mos
  • - Dozens of mos
  • - Century divs
  • - B-day numbers
  • - Cen. parts
  • - Timeline nos
  • - They consist of four qtrs
  • - Calendar refs
  • - Soph. and jr
  • - What mos. and mos. add up to
  • - Coll. periods
  • - Cen. components
  • - '17 and '18
  • - Timeline divs
  • - Wine bottle figs
  • - History book nos
  • - Academic pds
  • - Sr. and jr., e.g
  • - 2222 and 2468, e.g., briefly
  • - Decade pts
  • - Cent. parts
  • - Freshman and sr
  • - Anniversary no
  • - '01 and '10, e.g
  • - Sch. units
  • - 52-wk. units
  • - Spas that last 52 wks.
  • - Calendar ref
  • - fractions of cents.
  • - Decade calendar units, for short
  • - Decade units, for short
  • - Years, in short
  • - Dozens of months, for short
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