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wed
  • - Exchange rings and a kiss
  • - Word with "I thee"
  • - Word following "I thee"
  • - Word after "I thee"
  • - Take, and be taken by, someone with whom you're taken
  • - Said "I do" together
  • - Said "I do"
  • - Hitch up with
  • - Gave someone a ring?
  • - Exchange I do's
  • - " . . . ring I thee ......"
  • - Ring up
  • - Put on a ring, say
  • - Exchanged rings
  • - 'With this ring, I thee ......'
  • - Matched an "I do"
  • - Vow "I do" to
  • - Exchange rings
  • - Exchange rings with
  • - Exchange "I dos"
  • - Say "I do" to
  • - Take the plunge for starters with English diver
  • - Say 'I do'
  • - Unite with vows
  • - Middle col. on a calendar
  • - At last! Allowed to be married
  • - To marry, get hitched
  • - We and hundreds more got married
  • - weekday, informally
  • - perform a marriage ceremony
  • - Part of working week The Times had shortened
  • - make like j.lo and ben affleck in july, say
  • - unionized?
  • - Like JLo and Ben Affleck, as of July 2022
  • - Become a spouse
  • - Middle column on a calendar: Abbr.
  • - Tuesday follower, for short
  • - Short day for getting married
  • - Go from bachelor to groom
  • - Became Mr. and Mrs.
  • - go beyond dating
  • - We had contracted to get married
  • - Officially become man and wife
  • - Become spouses
  • - Day before Thursday, for short
  • - Midweek abbr.
  • - Tie the knot, say
  • - Make a lady a wife
  • - it's between tue. and thu.
  • - Newly..., a recently married person
  • - Join in matrimony
  • - Join couple in marriage
  • - Day after Tuesday, for short
  • - Join where West meets East at Land's End
  • - Join together at the altar
  • - Unite at the altar
  • - Take a mate
  • - Someone to ... (romance novel in Mary Balogh's Westcott Family series)
  • - United we stand - all but Stan
  • - Have an "altar-cation"?
  • - Become the other half of
  • - Lent's start, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - Get married to
  • - Undergo a merger
  • - Tue. follower
  • - Take the plunge, so to speak
  • - Take for life?
  • - Take as a spouse
  • - Performed nuptials
  • - Merge legally
  • - Make two become one
  • - Get spliced
  • - Engage in matrimony
  • - Become altared?
  • - Be single no more
  • - What to do in the "Chapel of Love"
  • - What Mick and Bianca did
  • - What Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood did
  • - What Elvis and Priscilla did
  • - What benedicts are
  • - Unite in marriage
  • - Unionize, so to speak?
  • - Tues. follower
  • - Took a spouse
  • - Took a partner
  • - Tied together, in a way
  • - Thu. preceder
  • - The middle of next wk.
  • - Take vows of matrimony
  • - Take to Vegas, maybe
  • - Take "for better or for worse"
  • - Paired up, in a way
  • - Night that "Dynasty" aired for most of its run: Abbr.
  • - Middle of the workweek, usually: Abbr.
  • - Middle of the work week: Abbr.
  • - Middle of the work week, typically: Abbr.
  • - Merge matrimonially
  • - Make certain vows
  • - Make an honest man of, so to speak
  • - Make a miss a Mrs.
  • - Made a commitment to
  • - Like many couples
  • - Leave bachelorhood behind
  • - Lead to the altar
  • - Jump the broom, so to speak
  • - Join the family, say
  • - Join in union
  • - Join in holy matrimony
  • - Join forces, in a way
  • - Hitched at the altar
  • - Have yourself "altared"
  • - Get hitched, so to speak
  • - Get hitched to
  • - Get altared?
  • - Get "altarations"
  • - Forsake bachelorhood
  • - Form a partnership, say
  • - Enter into an altared state?
  • - End the single life
  • - End one's bachelorhood
  • - Emulate Rolfe and Pocahontas
  • - Eloped, say
  • - Did a service, say
  • - Day of the week Judas betrayed Jesus: Abbr.
  • - Day before Thursday: Abbr.
  • - Day before Thur.
  • - Daily planner abbr.
  • - Cease to be a free agent, in a way
  • - Become half and half?
  • - "...... rather go naked than wear fur" (slogan)
  • - Merge(Used today)
  • - Join in marriage
  • - Make a couple of
  • - Mat. day
  • - Get hooked?
  • - Bound(Used today)
  • - Ringed
  • - Took a bride
  • - Eloped
  • - Tied together
  • - Single no more
  • - Hitched, so to speak
  • - Joined a union?
  • - Attach firmly
  • - United, in a way.
  • - Not separate.
  • - Get a wife
  • - Weekday abbr.
  • - Day: Abbr.
  • - Dew
  • - Join closely
  • - Become united.
  • - Unite closely
  • - Bind firmly
  • - Bond
  • - Couple
  • - Take seriously
  • - Espouse
  • - Calendar abbr
  • - Wk. day
  • - Conjoin
  • - Became one
  • - Melded
  • - Married
  • - Got hitched
  • - Joined
  • - Not single.
  • - United
  • - Came together
  • - Put together
  • - Got married
  • - Tied the knot
  • - Exchanged vows at the altar
  • - Took the plunge
  • - Tie the knot
  • - Get hitched
  • - Give up the single life
  • - Get married
  • - Take the plunge
  • - Marry
  • - Brought together
  • - Made one
  • - Joined in marriage
  • - Bonded
  • - Became married to
  • - Exchange marriage vows
  • - Join together
  • - Get unionized?
  • - Join
  • - Make one
  • - Get yourself a wife or husband
  • - Take a spouse
  • - Take in marriage
  • - Unite
  • - Fulfill one's troth
  • - Commit matrimony
  • - Joined in matrimony
  • - Take as a wife
  • - Elope, say
  • - Become a better half
  • - Committed (to)
  • - Hitched
  • - Exchange vows
  • - When U.S. election results are usually published: Abbr
  • - Abandon bachelorhood
  • - End the bachelor's life
  • - Form a union
  • - United in marriage
  • - Marry, or married
  • - Become man and wife
  • - Ran away from warden to take the plunge
  • - Elope
  • - Be a bachelor no more
  • - Acquired in-laws
  • - Take one's hand?
  • - Eloped, e.g
  • - Unite in ritual
  • - Fuse
  • - Unionize, in a way
  • - Get married in Sweden
  • - Become husband and wife
  • - Leave bachelorhood
  • - Took in marriage
  • - Say 10 Across
  • - Combine
  • - Amalgamate
  • - Take the plunge, in a way
  • - Merge
  • - Take for one's spouse
  • - Say 12-Down
  • - Enter an altared state?
  • - Leave the single life
  • - Become an ex-bachelor
  • - "Hump day" (Abbr.)
  • - Wife English duke married
  • - Forgo bachelorhood
  • - United in holy matrimony
  • - One of the 63-Across: Abbr
  • - Bring together
  • - Take the plunge midweek
  • - Become one
  • - Take as one's spouse
  • - Eligible for some deductions
  • - Take for better or for worse, say
  • - Do the rite thing?
  • - Go to the altar
  • - Become the spouse of
  • - What Chrissie Hynde and Jim Kerr did
  • - Pete Seeger "Never ...... an Old Man"
  • - Single no longer
  • - Tied (to)
  • - Espoused.
  • - Come together
  • - See 5-Down
  • - Get together
  • - See 18-Down
  • - Together
  • - day after tues.
  • - Married midweek?
  • - Weekday that's called hump day: Abbr.
  • - Three of seven
  • - United we figure
  • - Joined together or married
  • - United, but not at Sheffield?
  • - United in matrimony
  • - the two of us would get hitched?
  • - At a dead end, we got married
  • - Get married to, say
pawnshop
  • - Premises for loans against personal property
  • - Men have one-legged race that raises cash for the needy?
  • - Men jump for chance of redemption here
  • - Cash-for-goods place
  • - Jewelry exchange, for some
  • - Place for the unredeemed
  • - Setting for a 1964 Rod Steiger classic
  • - Hocker's destination
  • - business concerned with loaning money
  • - Pop in here?
  • - Uncle's place, where you can get dubious material, I hear
  • - Loan office
  • - It must honour its pledges
  • - Uncle's place of business?
  • - Store where unredeemed items are sold
  • - Premises to obtain loans against personal property
  • - Where to hock stuff
  • - Tools and skip used in business
  • - Lender's premises
  • - Those on the board with Spring in money lending business
  • - Hocking site
  • - One providing loan of tools and skip
  • - Local uncle in board member's vault
  • - Hocking spot
  • - Place with gold in the window, often
  • - Cash America establishment
  • - Where items are in hock
  • - Chess piece's move?
  • - Loan service of a sort
  • - Store of a sort.
  • - Place of business
toweled
  • - Dried with absorbent cloth
  • - Dried off
  • - Dried
  • - Dried oneself (with "off")
  • - Did an after-shower chore (with "off")
  • - Dried, in a way
  • - ...... off (got dry after a shower)
  • - Rubbed dry.
  • - Wiped (down)
  • - Wiped
twentieth
  • - The century before this one
  • - In it went — ie the last to score
  • - Shockingly, it went with the last century
  • - Anniversary for which china is the traditional gift
  • - time passed one by a little like this last century
  • - Final contribution to a score draw by the short outside left
  • - Studio, ... Century-Fox
  • - Century when boomers were babies
  • - Ordinal rewritten with tenet
  • - Fraction of white tent shifted
  • - One would require nineteen more such as this
stand-down
  • - Get up, drink up and resign
  • - Come off full alert
  • - Period of relaxation after a state of alert
nsfw
  • - "Don't get caught looking at this" letters
  • - Warning by a lewd link
  • - Don't let the boss see this! letters
  • - Warning letters next to a website: Abbr.
  • - Warning letters on internet sites: Abbr.
  • - Shorthand for Careful where you open this link
  • - Sensitive email letters
  • - Like most links related to Lindsay Lohan, for short
  • - Like many a TMZ link
  • - Like links you shouldn't click on at the office: Abbr.
  • - Letters that might help you not look like a pervy porn person in front of your boss
  • - Email warning letters
  • - Caveat letters next to some links
  • - Abbreviation that indicates "Wait till you get home to click this link!"
  • - "Don't open this on the job" letters
  • - "Don't open this link at the office!": Abbr.
  • - "Don't click this link unless ur OK looking like a perv"
  • - "Don't click on this link at the office!": Abbr.
  • - Warning on the links
  • - Warning letters next to a link
  • - Brief warning about the links?
  • - 'Careful where you open this link' shorthand
  • - Brief warning accompanying a link
  • - Warning letters on some forwards
  • - "Don't open in the office" letters
  • - Link warning letters
  • - Letters of warning on internet sites
  • - Warning letters next to a web link
  • - Warning initials above an Internet link
  • - Warning next to an internet link
  • - Warning letters on some graphic videos
  • - Warning letters on racy links
  • - Online warning letters
  • - Dirty art link letters?
  • - Warning letters at the office
  • - Letters accompanying some blue links
  • - "I wouldn't click on this link now," initially
  • - Links warning
  • - 'Don't let your boss catch you looking at this' letters
  • - 'Don't click this while the boss is watching' letters
  • - Inappropriate for office viewing in an email warning
  • - "Office-inappropriate" tag
  • - Don't open this in your cubicle! warning (Abbr.)
  • - Modern day acronym for material that is not appropriate to be viewed in public
  • - Tag on explicit online content
  • - Office-inappropriate, in web shorthand: Abbr.
  • - Office-inappropriate: Abbr.
  • - Online content warning initials
  • - (Don't watch this in the office)
  • - certain content warning, briefly
  • - Warning made with H.R. in mind
  • - Like vulgar videos at your day job, for short
  • - "Unfit to view at your desk" abbr.
  • - "Don't let your boss catch you watching this" acronym
  • - Warning before a sexy clip
  • - Office-inappropriate, in Internet shorthand
  • - Apt to be viewed with a finger on the ESC key, say
  • - Office-inappropriate, briefly
  • - Trailer advisory
  • - Website warning
  • - 'Avoid watching this at the office,' briefly
  • - [Warning: explicit content]
  • - "Too racy for the office" initials
  • - (Don't open at the office)
  • - 'Careful where you watch this,' in emails
  • - [This is unsuitable for office viewing]
  • - Office-inappropriate, in web shorthand
  • - You might be careful opening something with this label
  • - [Avoid watching this in front of the boss]
  • - Online content warning inits
  • - Better watched at home, as a viral video
  • - Tag for inappropriate online photos
  • - Online heads-up
  • - Inappropriate for on-the-job viewing, in Web shorthand
  • - "You've been warned" in e-mails
  • - [This could get you fired]
  • - (Don't let your coworkers see this)
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