Crossword clues for You can't go when you're in it 4 lettersAnswerClueDETAINEESThey're not going anywhereTRAVELVISASThey're FOR GOINGTRAVELERS*They're really going placesGEESEThey're seen going south in the fallCOFFEETABLELocation for a book you're never going to readDONTSTOPNOWKeep going . . . you're almost there!REIGNINBLOODSpin Magazine called it "the one speed metal record to buy if you're only going to buy one"ELEVATORBUTTONSThey're pressed to go up in office buildingsSKIPASSESThey're sported while going on a runTOPSEEDSThey're expected to go farSKISLOPEWhere you're expected to go downhillITSALLSETYou're good to goITSSETWe're good to goTRAVELMUGSoda for when you're on the go?YESYou're good to goBURSARSThey're paid to go to collegeLAXATIVESThey're taken to goALARMSThey're set before going to sleepBEDPANWhere you might go if you're very sick?ALOHASThey may be heard whether you're coming or goingALLSETYou're good to go!PJSThey're worn while going undercoverASALEWe're having _____! Everything must go!TEARSThey're seen at going-away partiesIDSThey're often needed to go clubbingDEBTSThey go away when they're satisfiedONRESTROOMDOORSIf you're wondering where to go, I'm providing clues ___ASALEWe're having ___! Everything must go!CHAPELGoing to the ___ and we're gonna get marriedALLSTARHey now, you're an ___ / Get your game on, go play (Smash Mouth lyrics)KIPComedy movie character who says, "Napoleon, let go of me! I think you're bruising my neck meat!"EXILEOnce you're forced into this, there's no going backGETOFFOFMYQUESOYou're standing on the burrito cheese I was going to use!?TIMALLENHe said "Playing golf is like going to a strip joint. After 18 holes you're tired and most of your balls are missing."FOEBut you're neither friend nor ___ / Though I can't seem to let you go ("Gravity" lyric)DROITDieu et mon ___,” motto of British royalty. nyt 1952 DROLE Comique. nyt 1952 DROLLER More amusing. nyt 1952 DROLLS Wags. nyt 1952 DROLLY Comically. nyt 1952 DRONE Bee. nyt 1952 DRONE Do-nothing. nyt 1952 DROOL Twiddle-twaddle. nyt 1952 DROOLED Twaddled. nyt 1952 DROOPED Languished. nyt 1952 DROOPS Languishes. nyt 1952 DROP A lozenge. nyt 1952 DROP Theatre curtain. nyt 1952 DROPINTHEBUCKET A grain of rice in China, for instance. nyt 1952 DROPLETS Rain. nyt 1952 DROPLIGHTS Overhead chandeliers. nyt 1952 DROPLINES They're used in fishing. nyt 1952 DROPSTITCH Kind of knitting design. nyt 1952 DROSS Slag. nyt 1952 DROSSY Worthless. nyt 1952 DROVE Flock. nyt 1952 DROVER Dealer in cattle. nyt 1952 DROVES Crowds going one way. nyt 1952 DRUB Defeat decisively. nyt 1952 DRUB Thrash soundly. nyt 1952 DRUB Thrash soundly. nyt 1952 DRUG Article of slow sale. nyt 1952 DRUM Army camp in New York. nyt 1952 DRUM Camp ___, scene of parachute training. nyt 1952 DRUM Cylindrical box. nyt 1952 DRUM Part of a banjo. nyt 1952 DRUM Tympan. nyt 1952 DRUMMER Could be Gene Krupa. nyt 1952 DRUMS Novel by James Boyd. nyt 1952 DRUMS Offstage sound effect in Emperor Jones."
