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sit
  • - "Take a chair, please!"
  • - Invitation in a therapist's office
  • - take a stool sample?
  • - it's a new way to relax
  • - Settle into a booth
  • - Be a model, magistrate or tenant
  • - Just ... right back and you'll hear a tale …
  • - Common command to a canine
  • - Use a drum throne, say
  • - Take a little collector's item
  • - plop onto a couch
  • - To rest on a chair
  • - use a caquetoire or cathedra
  • - Survive a round of musical chairs
  • - Occupy a recliner
  • - Rest on a meditation cushion
  • - cover one's butt, in a way
  • - Perch on a stool
  • - use a patio swing
  • - To occupy a chair, say
  • - Use a bean bag, say
  • - "Take a load off, Fido!"
  • - One of the first commands a dog learns
  • - take care of a kitty
  • - Use a bar stool
  • - Use a barstool
  • - Have a seat, say
  • - Grab a chair, say
  • - It's wrong to take a rest!
  • - What you would do with a chair
  • - Command learned by a dog at obedience school
  • - Common command for a dog
  • - Take a seat, say
  • - Use a park bench
  • - Use a chair, say
  • - Command to a guest
  • - Make a lap
  • - Gain a lap
  • - Use a tuffet
  • - Create a lap
  • - Request to a guest
  • - Play parent for a night
  • - Use a stool
  • - Use a sofa
  • - One way to take a break
  • - Join a jury
  • - Have a portrait made
  • - Word to a boxer, maybe
  • - Use a throne
  • - Use a divan
  • - Rest in a chair
  • - Relax in a chair
  • - Pose for a portraitist
  • - Plop onto a sofa
  • - Plop into a chair
  • - Plop down on a sofa
  • - Order to a four-legged friend
  • - Order to a canine
  • - order to lassie
  • - "Hey, you, down in front!"
  • - Use sofa
  • - "join us at the table"
  • - Plop your butt down
  • - Be sedentary
  • - Command given before saying 'paw'
  • - ...-up (exercise)
  • - What diners do after entering diners
  • - pose for the portrait
  • - Puppy command
  • - Dog trainer's basic command
  • - Warm the bleachers, say
  • - opp. of stand
  • - Obey at obedience school say
  • - ...... tight (wait)
  • - rest your legs
  • - Succeed at musical chairs
  • - ... on your hands (refuse to act)
  • - ... tight (wait patiently)
  • - "That doesn't ... right with me"
  • - Not play, with "out"
  • - Try out my new couch!
  • - "... up straight" (parent's regular instruction)
  • - it's not to stand
  • - Model order given to disciplined setter perhaps
  • - Basic command in obedience school
  • - Model order obeyed by well-disciplined setter?
  • - get cross-legged
  • - "I'll ... this one out" ("Go ahead without me")
  • - command to canine?
  • - remain on the bench, say
  • - vacillate (beginning)
  • - command at obedience school
  • - Lie unused
  • - Rest on the bottom
  • - Park your keister
  • - Host's word
  • - Settle down slipping back into The Blasket Islands
  • - Stand no more, say
  • - Remain in position
  • - Put your butt on an ottoman
  • - What models do to be seated
  • - "... up straight!"
  • - word before up or tight
  • - Good man holds one position
  • - Model (for)
  • - Occupy chair
  • - Pose for artist
  • - command before "stay," maybe
  • - pet-training word
  • - Not stand
  • - Command word made famous by Barbara Woodhouse
  • - In winters, it feels quite nice to ... close to the fireplace
  • - Look after the little ones
  • - Win at musical chairs
  • - Watch the baby
  • - Word heard at the Westminster Kennel Club
  • - Watch the grandchildren
  • - Mind the baby
  • - Avoid elimination in musical chairs
  • - Pose for an artist
  • - "Please, make yourself comfortable"
  • - Stop standing
  • - Park your carcass
  • - Obedience class command
  • - Get benched
  • - Emulate Whistler's mother
  • - Companion of "Stay!"
  • - Basic canine command
  • - What an obedient dog may do
  • - Use the waiting room
  • - Tend to tots
  • - Survive in musical chairs
  • - Ride the pine
  • - Pose for the photog
  • - Plop oneself down
spent
  • - Completely exhausted, and out of cash
  • - Paid money to become exhausted
  • - Done, so to speak
  • - exhausted writer added to stanza
  • - exhausted due to a shopping spree?
  • - Exhausted writer to lie in the street
  • - exhausted - told to go around quietly
  • - Sapped of strength
  • - Bone-weary
  • - Very weary.
  • - Totally out of gas
  • - Drained of energy
  • - Prison supports last of uniforms with time done
  • - Thrilled over minimal money being paid out
  • - Completely out of energy
  • - Threw dough around
  • - Used all of
  • - Depleted of energy
  • - Threw euros around
  • - Too pooped to participate
  • - Ready to collapse
  • - Ready to drop
  • - Weary
  • - Too pooped to pop
  • - Out of energy
  • - Out of breath.
  • - Out of gas.
  • - Weary of being told to go around quietly
  • - Passed [holidays]
  • - Exhausted as little Penelope may be
  • - Paid for having got overtired
  • - Paid out money
  • - Money used
  • - used up, like money
  • - Used savings
  • - give the bookie ten and your money is gone
  • - "I ... all my cash"
  • - Used, as money
  • - exhausted river bird found in the street
  • - used money for making an enclosure in the street
  • - writer found in the street exhausted
  • - ... the night (slept over)
  • - exhausted writer found in the street
  • - ... and writer that's exhausted
  • - like some shells or money
  • - Used pound found in street
  • - Super-tired
  • - Gone, as money
  • - Forked over money, at a store
  • - passed a writer in the street
  • - Splashed out
  • - shelled out, as money
  • - Drained power during broadcast
  • - used up, as funds
  • - Used time (in a specific way)
  • - done for the day
  • - Exhausted and broke
  • - Went on a buying spree
  • - Squandered(Used today)
  • - Down the drain
  • - Used up, as money
  • - Used up, as fuel rods
  • - Used one's cash
  • - Squandered, perhaps
  • - Passed the time.
  • - Paid out (cash)
  • - Paid out — finished
  • - Paid out — exhausted
  • - On one's last legs
  • - No longer in one's wallet
  • - Knackered, as a Brit would say
  • - Gone like money
  • - Decreased one's wherewithal
  • - Completely tired
  • - Tired(Used today)
  • - Bust figures
  • - "...... Pieces" (Peter and Gordon hit)
  • - All used up
  • - Passed
  • - Passed, as time
  • - Extremely tired
  • - Went through
  • - Forked over
  • - Paid out
  • - Completely exhausted
  • - Dog-tired
  • - Shelled out
  • - Used up, as cash
  • - Used up
  • - Depleted
  • - Paid cash for
  • - Wasn't thrifty
  • - Totally drained
  • - All tuckered out
  • - Laid out
  • - Used up; exhausted
  • - Very tired
  • - Worn out piano delivered outside
  • - Laid out, as cash
  • - Wasn't frugal
  • - Totally tuckered out
  • - Exhausted author embraced by good man
  • - Exhausted plus
  • - Whipped or wiped
  • - Used money
  • - Beyond tired
  • - Totally wiped
  • - Didn't save
  • - How you might feel after finishing this puzzle
  • - Plumb tuckered out
  • - Totally exhausted
  • - Experiencing an energy crisis?
  • - Forwent frugality
  • - Lightened one's wallet
  • - Paid cash
  • - Disbursed
  • - Laid out, as 37 Down
  • - Depleted one's bank account
  • - Burnt out
  • - Used
  • - Drained
  • - Paid
  • - Exhausted writer sitting in street
  • - Went on a shopping spree
  • - Exhausted, as funds
  • - Exhausted from show
  • - Lightened one's billfold
  • - Madonna "Love ......"
  • - Ran through
  • - Utterly tired
  • - Fired, as a cartridge
  • - Disbursed, as dollars
  • - Ready for retirement
  • - Passed the buck?
  • - Forked out
  • - Completely pooped
  • - Got out one's wallet
  • - Really tired
  • - Totally tired
  • - Wasn't a tightwad
  • - Tired out
  • - Lost one's balance?
  • - Squandered
  • - Effete
  • - "All gone!"
  • - Consumed
  • - Dead tired?
  • - Utterly exhausted
  • - Blown.
  • - Dead on one's feet
  • - Exhausted
  • - Pooped
  • - Fatigued
  • - Played out
  • - Wiped out
  • - Tuckered out
  • - Bushed
  • - Pooped out
  • - All in
  • - Extinguished.
  • - Dead ...
  • - Worn-out
  • - Washed out
  • - Done for
  • - ....-tired
  • - Finished
  • - Shot
  • - Beat
  • - paid out, or played out
  • - Dead beat writer gets struck into holy man
  • - Blew, as money
  • - Plunked down
upset
  • - Fluster
  • - Surprise result of a game
  • - Make unhappy
  • - Agitated
  • - Eurosceptic dismisses Cicero as pushover?
  • - Deputies die off and it causes distress
  • - Surprise win brings distress
  • - Knock over
  • - Unhappy at university clique
  • - Sports surprise
  • - Disturbance at university with clique needing to be kept under
  • - Vexed
  • - Hot and bothered
  • - With leads removed, pups get anxious
  • - Disturb or distress
  • - Perturbed
  • - Distraught
  • - Out of bed and ready to be annoyed
  • - Sportscast shocker
  • - Jets' Super Bowl III win, e.g
  • - Unexpected defeat
  • - Disturb
  • - Needing comforting
  • - Overturn
  • - Topple
  • - Lead story on Tennis Channel, often
  • - Underdog's win
  • - Ticked off
  • - Unexpected loss
  • - UMBC over Virginia, e.g
  • - Tyson's 1990 loss to Douglas, e.g
  • - Favorite's surprise
  • - Beside oneself
  • - Jets' win in Super Bowl III, notably
  • - Turn topsy-turvy
  • - Underdog victory
  • - Rocky's defeat of Apollo Creed, e.g
  • - Leading group in distress
  • - Shocking game result
  • - High points for alien, but distraught
  • - Capsized
  • - Winning some games is a shock result
  • - Stadium surprise
  • - Appearing in court, group may be distressed
  • - 1969 Mets' World Series victory, e.g
  • - Tip from well-informed group
  • - 1969 Miracle Mets series win, e.g
  • - Sore
  • - Unexpected result
  • - Surprise victory
  • - Spill out of bed, ready to go
  • - Tourney surprise
  • - Election surprise
  • - Disrupt
  • - Best unexpectedly
  • - Diamond surprise
  • - Bracket buster, perhaps
  • - Discountenanced
  • - Having a cow
  • - Surprising outcome
  • - In a state
  • - Improbable victory
  • - Unnerve
  • - Dismay
  • - Disconcert
  • - Discombobulate
  • - Discomfit
  • - Sports news
  • - Disarrange
  • - Defeat
  • - In a tizzy
  • - In a lather
  • - Put out
  • - Make angry
  • - Really ruffle
  • - Perturb
  • - Aggravate
  • - Ruffle
  • - Agitate
  • - Disturbed by unexpected match outcome
  • - unhappy about a bit of fun being a rash step?
  • - the top-class clique is disturbed
  • - Feeling sad
  • - Disturbed by a bunch of people in a good mood?
  • - To have one's emotions heightened by fear or anger
  • - distress shown by leading group
  • - cause to be unhappy
  • - winning tennis match, though unhappy
  • - group settling in to make one sad
  • - A 16 seed beating a 1 seed, e.g.
  • - disconcert the group on the way to the top
  • - Relayed disturbing news
  • - your third pet's terribly distressed
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