Take A Seat Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 21-01-2024
Below are possible answer for general crossword clue: take a seat. We have 4 answers for take a seat in our database.

Possible answers to take a seat

SIT DOWN
- Be seated! (3,4)
- Take a seat
TIS
- ... the season to be jolly
- ... the season to be jolly (‘3)
- A little fetish? It is, to poets
- It is (poetic)
- It is (poetic) (‘3)
- It is (poetic) (3)
- It is poetically even ethics?
SIT
- Be in session (of court)
- Be seated
- Canine command
- Command to dog
- Is returning by end of August to pose for artist
- It’s a new way to pose for an artist
- It’s silly to pose
SITDOWN
- A break
- Be seated!
- Take a seat

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