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adopts
  • - Takes on as one's own
  • - Assumes as one's own?
  • - Makes one's own
  • - Takes as one's own
  • - Embraces as one's own
  • - Takes into one's family
  • - Takes in as one's own
  • - Takes under one's wing
  • - accepts as one's own
  • - Sponsors as a highway
  • - Takes on commercial picks
  • - formally chooses a candidate for present-day post, maybe
  • - takes in a rescue dog
  • - what a tea party! ps ... takes it up
  • - assumes publicity spot in error
  • - Takes home from the pound, say
  • - Takes on political leader up the street making fuss
  • - takes home from the shelter
  • - Takes in, as a shelter dog
  • - takes home from a pet shelter
  • - What Roland does with Jake and Mike does with Kyra
  • - Assumes, takes up
  • - Emulates Angelina Jolie
  • - takes up the past at a party
  • - Provides a home for a small charge
  • - takes in, as a shelter cat
  • - formally accepts
  • - Takes in (child)
  • - Takes home from a shelter
  • - Takes from the pound
  • - Rescues from the pound, maybe
  • - Becomes parents, in a way
  • - Embraces
  • - Expands the family, perhaps
  • - Rescues from a shelter
  • - Agrees to dig up bone and shell in South Africa
  • - Takes home from a shelter, say
  • - Gets the pointer, say?
  • - Takes on or in
  • - Takes on commercial pots after redesign
  • - Votes to enact
  • - Decides to use toads swimming around top of pool
  • - Votes to accept
  • - Decides to start using
  • - Takes the greyhound home, say
  • - Votes to accept post ad, perhaps
  • - Adds to the family
  • - Accepts, as a resolution
  • - Assumes parking will be limited by migrating toads
  • - Rescues a foundling, say
  • - Becomes a parent, in a way
  • - Starts using
  • - Enlarges a family, in a way
  • - Takes home from the pound
  • - Assumes trouble approaching uneven bits of paths
  • - Accepts formally, as a resolution
  • - Takes in opening band
  • - Takes up or takes in
  • - Rescues from the pound, say
  • - Gets pets, maybe
  • - Begins to follow, as a philosophy
  • - Espouses
  • - Takes in or takes on
  • - Embraces, as a philosophy
  • - Becomes a parent
  • - Passes, as a bill
  • - Votes to approve
  • - Passes, as legislation
  • - Goes abroad for a baby, perhaps
  • - Becomes a parent not by childbirth
  • - Chooses for oneself
  • - Rescues from the pound
  • - Decides to use
  • - Accepts formally
  • - Selects and takes.
  • - Accepts, as a report.
  • - Takes by choice.
  • - Ratifies.
  • - Takes up
  • - Accepts
  • - Takes over
  • - Takes on
  • - Takes in
  • - Assumes
surebet
  • - No-lose situation
  • - No-lose proposition
  • - One that can't lose
  • - There's no doubt about it
  • - Definite winner
  • - complete certainty
  • - Guaranteed winner, to an oddsmaker: 2 wds.
  • - "It's a ......!" ("You can't miss!")
  • - Overwhelming favorite
  • - Gambler's cinch
  • - Can't-miss proposition
  • - Can't-miss wager
  • - Response to 'Is there a network that airs a Hip Hop Awards show?'
  • - Shell game, to a con man
  • - It won't disappoint
  • - Lead-pipe cinch
  • - It can't fail
  • - Las Vegas lock
  • - That the sun will rise in the East, e.g.
  • - Tout's offer
  • - It can't miss
  • - Absolute certainty
  • - Certain thing
  • - You can count on it
  • - Guarantee.
  • - Guaranteed winner
  • - More than a favorite
  • - Lock
  • - It's a lock
timeflies
  • - start of an ''entertaining'' adage
  • - "It's 2 a.m. already?!"
  • - Start of a quip
  • - The years go by so fast!
  • - By embracing life at sea, it doesn't seem as long!
  • - what does the latin phrase "tempus fugit" mean?
  • - What happens when you're having fun?
  • - Space ... / Bar ...
  • - It happens when you're having fun
  • - "The years just whiz by!": 2 wds.
  • - "The days just whiz by!"
tap
  • - Beer-dispensing faucet
  • - British equivalent of American faucet
  • - Milk from faucet served up
  • - Bathroom faucet
  • - Bathroom water source
  • - Faucet or spigot
  • - Water dispensing faucet
  • - Apt letters missing from . .vern s.out
  • - Device controlling the flow of liquid
  • - Dance style for Astaire
  • - Touch gently, as a phone screen
  • - Touch with one finger
  • - Make a hit with dancing ?
  • - On .. (like draft beer)
  • - Rap gently
  • - lightly touch feature of a basin
  • - ...... code (way to transmit messages by knocking on walls)
  • - Fixture on a bath
  • - Draw off what may provide one with water
  • - Smartphone input instruction
  • - Dance with a paradiddle step
  • - Water controller on a sink
  • - Has such dancing little impact?
  • - Draft beers on ......
  • - click-clacking dance style
  • - Spigot in a bar
  • - Dance style with metal plates on shoes
  • - Choose, as a running mate
  • - dance like jumaane taylor
  • - Gregory Hines's dance specialty
  • - noisy style on "so you think you can dance"
  • - A light blow may be apt
  • - mine, milk
  • - wire, bug
  • - Basin fixture
  • - knock, rap
  • - A golfer can so very easily do it in!
  • - Loud dance genre
  • - dance at the beginning of paula abdul's "straight up" video
  • - action in an idle game
  • - Activate as a touchscreen
  • - Open, as a smartphone app
  • - Pub spout
  • - Give up, with "out"
  • - Style of dance that uses the floor as percussion
  • - Touch lightly, when read forward or backward
  • - choose, in duck, duck, goose
  • - Apt to get upset, being bent over the sink
  • - Type of shoe for certain dancers
  • - Dance with audible shoes
  • - Make thread that's sound
  • - national airline of portugal.
  • - Open an app ... and a rhyme for "app"
  • - Dance style with noisy shoes
  • - "What's on ...?" (question to a bartender)
  • - obtain from storage
  • - Water dispenser
  • - Strike, on and off?
  • - "is this thing on?" strike
  • - Touchscreen touch
  • - ... water (ordinary drinking water)
  • - gently knock over the kitchen sink
  • - "This Is Spinal ..." (Rob Reiner movie)
  • - Poke a hole in, like a maple tree
  • - Light blow from catapult?
  • - Gentle touch, forward or backward
  • - "Noisy" dance type
  • - "Zombieland: Double ..." (Woody Harrelson movie)
  • - Dance style featuring shoes that click
  • - "This Is Spinal ...."; Rob Reiner film
  • - Style of dance in the 2011 silent movie The Artist
  • - "This Is Spinal ..." (1984 movie)
  • - "Pat" backwards?
  • - "Bottled or ...?" (waiter's question)
  • - Knock or pat gently
  • - Water source in the kitchen
  • - the water regulator needs a light touch
  • - A keg attachment, from which beer pours out
  • - Dance with metallic shoes
  • - ...-in (goal scored in soccer with a light touch at close range)
  • - Milk without flaws served up
  • - Touch with a stylus
  • - A light pat
tgif
  • - Office workers' letters
  • - Nine-to-fivers' favorite letters
  • - Nine-to-fiver's exclamation of relief
  • - Nine-to-fiver's "Aah!"
  • - Letters uttered with relief
  • - Letters that come at the end of the week
  • - Letters said with a shout
  • - Letters often delivered at the office
  • - Letters of relief
  • - Letters of rejoicing
  • - Letters heard end-of-week
  • - Letters for nine-to-fivers
  • - Letters for day six
  • - Letters after forty hours
  • - End-of-workweek letters
  • - End-of-week cry ... or a hint to the puzzle theme
  • - End-of-the-week business letters?
  • - End of the work week letters
  • - "Time to unwind!" letters
  • - "Time to start drinking!," initially
  • - "Time to party," briefly
  • - "I don't have to wake up early tomorrow!"
  • - "Good riddance to this week!"
  • - "FINALLY I can just go home and listen to that Katy Perry song on repeat all night and not have to worry about work in the morning!!!"
  • - "Bring on the weekend!" letters
  • - "About time the week ended!"
  • - End-of-week letters
  • - Payday letters, for some
  • - Letters for one with weekend plans
  • - 'Can't wait to go home!'
  • - Office letters that bring happiness?
  • - 9-to-5er's relieved cry
  • - 9-to-5er's cry of relief
  • - Tired worker's letters
  • - Shouted end-of-the-week letters
  • - 9-to-5er's weekly cry
  • - Cry to kick off the weekend
  • - Weekend-starting letters
  • - Pre-weekend shout ... and a hint to the first word of 17-, 26-, 45- and 60-Across
  • - letters chanted in a 2011 katy perry single
  • - Preweekend "prayer"
  • - Pre-weekend exclamation
  • - Pre-weekend "whoopee!"
  • - Pre-weekend "Phew!"
  • - Popular pre-weekend acronym
  • - Payday cry, briefly
  • - Office cry
  • - Le Tigre song for the weekend?
  • - Late-week exclamation
  • - Late-week cube farm cry
  • - Late-week cry
  • - Initials of relief
  • - Happy hour initials, perhaps
  • - Happy hour exclamation, perhaps
  • - Fri. refrain?
  • - Fri. mantra
  • - Exclamation around a water cooler
  • - End-of-wk. exclamation
  • - End-of-week shout
  • - End-of-week mantra
  • - End-of-week gasp
  • - End-of-the-work-week cry, briefly
  • - End-of-the-week exclamation: Abbr.
  • - End-of-the-week exclamation
  • - End of the week abbr.
  • - Employee's cry on the fifth day
  • - Desk jockey's happy yell
  • - Cry of relief that the workweek is almost done: Abbr.
  • - Cry before you're off, perhaps
  • - Cry at the end of a workweek
  • - Crusoe's favorite expression?
  • - Comment before a break in the rat race
  • - Chant in a 2011 Katy Perry single
  • - Appropriate cry for Crusoe?
  • - Abbreviation said with a "Whew!"
  • - Abbr. for Dec. 23, 1988
  • - 9-5er's shout
  • - "Yay! No work for the next two days!": Abbr.
  • - "Yay, tomorrow's Saturday!": Abbr.
  • - "Yay, the weekend!"
  • - "Yay, a weekend coming up!"
  • - "Yay for the end of the week!": Abbr.
  • - "Woohoo, the weekend!"
  • - "Woo-hoo! The weekend's almost here!"
  • - "Whew! The workweek's almost over!"
  • - "What a relief!" relative
  • - "Weekend ahoy!"
  • - "Tomorrow is Saturday!"
  • - "This workweek sucked"
  • - "The weekend can't get here fast enough"
  • - "Off 'til Monday!"
  • - "No work for the next two days! Yippee!"
  • - "I've waited all week for this!"
  • - "I'm so glad the weekend is almost here!": Abbr.
  • - "I'm outta here till Monday!"
  • - "I can finally say 'Shabbat shalom!'"
  • - "I can finally leave this job!"
  • - "Hooray! The weekend's almost here!": Abbr.
  • - "Hooray! The weekend!"
  • - "Hooray, a little R and R coming up"
  • - "Full House" home, once
  • - "Friyay!"
  • - Korbut on a balance beam
  • - Expression of relief
  • - Cry of relief
  • - Popular ABC programming block of the '90s
  • - Week's end acronym
  • - "Tomorrow's Saturday!"
  • - 'Bring on the weekend!'
  • - Weekend warrior's cry
  • - 'At last, the weekend!'
  • - How you may spell "Relief!"
  • - 'The freakin' weekend is here!'
  • - Weekly cry of relief
  • - End-of-wk. cry
  • - Pre-weekend cry
  • - Workweek-ending shout
  • - "Hooray for the weekend!"
  • - Weary worker's sigh
  • - 'So excited for the weekend!'
  • - Cry after a hard week
  • - End-of-week cry
  • - Relieved end-of-week cry
  • - End-of-workweek expression
  • - Worker's end-of-week shout
  • - End-of-the-week expression
  • - 'What a long week!'
  • - "Phew, what a long week!"
  • - End-of-workweek exclamation
  • - 'Finally, the end of the week!'
  • - 'So ready for the weekend!'
  • - Relieved cry after a tough week
  • - End-of-week comment
  • - 'This week was exhausting'
  • - Celebratory week-end cry
  • - End-of-workweek cry
  • - Worker's week-ending shout
  • - Cry after a rough week
  • - 'Here comes the weekend!'
  • - "I'm so done with this week!"
  • - End-of-the-week cheer
  • - Employee's anticipatory exclamation
  • - "Thank God it's ......!": Homer Simpson
  • - 'Eight more hours and I'm outta here!'
  • - Cry after a hectic week
  • - Expression uttered weekly
  • - Exclamation from a weary employee
  • - End-of-week exclamation
  • - "The weekend at last!"
  • - Worker's end-of-week cry
  • - Cry at a happy hour, maybe
  • - Pre-weekend shout
  • - Pre-weekend whoop
  • - Celebratory cry two days after hump day
  • - 'What a tiring week I've had'
  • - Once-a-week mantra
  • - Cry of relief near the end of the week
  • - Jubilant end-of-week cry
  • - Employee's end-of-week shout
  • - Shout after a stressful week
  • - Designation for some bistro specials
  • - End-of-workweek shout
  • - End-of-week sentiment
  • - 'What a brutal week!'
  • - A cry of relief
  • - Office whoop
  • - 'What a week!'
  • - 'Yay, tomorrow's Saturday!'
  • - Happy hour shout
  • - Certain happy hour exclamation
  • - 'The weekend's almost here!'
  • - Late-week cry from a cubicle
  • - 'Glad the week's almost over!'
  • - Expression of pre-weekend gratitude
  • - Exclamation at the end of a tough week
  • - Happy end-of-week cry
  • - Worker's weekly exclamation
  • - "I'm ready for the weekend!"
  • - Workweek-ending cry
  • - Comment at a cube farm
  • - Out-of-office message?
  • - Comment heard at the end of a tough week
  • - "Finally, the weekend!"
  • - Week-ending cry
  • - Workweek's end initials
  • - Cry of joy
  • - end-of-the-workweek exclamation
  • - End-of-week initialism
  • - "The weekend is almost here!"
  • - Initialism spoken after a tough week
  • - cry at the end of the week
  • - Workweek finale initials
  • - Relieved exclamation after a rough workweek: Abbr
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