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Crossword clue for "SIT"

SIT: Won't you ___ down?” nyt 1948 SIT Mind the baby. nyt 1948 SIT Perch. nyt 1948 SIT Take it easy. nyt 1948 SITA Heroine of Hindu epic. nyt 1948 SITE Location. nyt 1948 SITE Location. nyt 1948 SITE Space of ground. nyt 1948 SITES Locations. nyt 1948 SIVA Deity with a thousand titles. nyt 1948 SIVA Diety, one of the Hindu trinity. nyt 1948 SIZES Relative proportions. nyt 1948 SKATERS Water striders. nyt 1948 SKEANS Dirks. nyt 1948 SKELTON Carrot-topped comic. nyt 1948 SKEOS Shetlandic huts. nyt 1948 SKI Equipment for St. Moritz. nyt 1948 SKI Snowshoe. nyt 1948 SKIMPS Economizes. nyt 1948 SKIS Snowshoes. nyt 1948 SKIT Brief burlesque. nyt 1948 SKITS Short comedies. nyt 1948 SKIVE Shave or pare, as leather. nyt 1948 SKODA Czech munitions works. nyt 1948 SKUA Gull-like bird. nyt 1948 SKUAS Jaeger gulls. nyt 1948 SKULKED Moved furtively. nyt 1948 SKULL Poor Yorick, in part. nyt 1948 SKYGAZERS Astrologers. nyt 1948 SLANDER Calumniation. nyt 1948 SLANDERER Lady Sneerwell's role in The School for Scandal.”

Other crossword clues for answer "SIT"

SIT: Make yourself comfortable; I can't see the game!; At ease, to Rex; Pose for a portrait; Model; Remain motionless; Obedience school order; Perch; Take a load off; Make a lap; Remain unused; Order to Rex; Command to Rover; Use a divan; Meet, as the House of Commons; Mind the kids; Oblige a portraitist; Go unused; Use a pouffe; _____ me again; Parking order?; Be on the sidelines; Prepare for an office meeting; Take advantage of a cushion; _____ still; Find a parking spot?; Have enough room for; Be steeped, say; Instruction in a missal; What you may be encouraged to do still; _____ not what you think!; Tend a tot; Fill a chair; Get benched; Canine command; Use a 52-Across; Use a tuffet; Watch the tykes; Use a chesterfield; Warm the bench; ___ up (show interest); Emulate Whistler's mother; Obedience school word; Warm chairs; Form a lap; Stay to the end, with "out"; Pose for a pic; Gain a lap; Occupy a saddle; Pose; Win at musical chairs; Avoid elimination in musical chairs; Be on one's rocker; Activate a whoopee cushion; Basic canine command; Begin to assume the lotus position; Grab a chair; Remain inactive; Watch the kids; Look after the little ones; Tend to tots; Part 3 of quote; Ride the pine; Basic obedience command; With 21-Across, ab-crunching exercises; Roost; Use a chair; Bark heard in obedience school; Park it, pooch; Preside at court; Command for Fido; See 52 Down; ___ tight: wait; Use the waiting room; Kennel command; Take a chair; Take a load off, so to speak; Mind your minors; Mind a minor; Order to Fido; Skip, with "out"; Use the sofa; Assemble; Attend to tykes; Perch (on); Command to Spot; Create a lap; Watch kids, maybe; Get off one's 25-Down; Spot order?; Command to a 67-Across; Do a typical teenager's job; Plop down; Watch kids; Grab a stool; __ tight; Gather dust; Rest one's dogs, so to speak; Watch someone's kids; Lab order?; Trainer's command; Rest, in a way; Pull up a chair; Host's invitation; Park it, so to speak; Work for parents; Canine order; Command before "Stay," maybe; Hold a session; Pet-training word; Take care of a kitty; Dog command; Obey at obedience school, say; Vacillate (beginning); Word of invitation; Command to a collie; Order to a dog; Host's request; Prepare for takeoff, maybe; Command to a canine; Wait; Watch Junior; Watch the grandchildren; Stop standing; Have a session; Meet, in a way; Rest one's feet; Kennel order; Take it easy; Hang, as a dress; Interviewer's invitation; Use a couch; Command to a dog; Hospitable invitation; Take a load off your feet; Mind the tykes; Watch a 37 Across; Remain quiet; Get off one's feet; Plop down on a sofa; Take a break; Avoid, with "out"; Hold, as spectators; House-__; Languish; Plop into a chair; Don't move; Remain on the bench; Wait to play; Get comfy; Use a rocker; Audit, with "in"; Rest (on); Tend to tykes; Get no use; Serve as a model; Abstain from, with "out"; Be neglected; Get off your feet; Word before tight or well; Meditation session; Not get used; Plop down on a chair; Dinner invitation; Occupy a chair; Plop onto a couch; Don't play; Go nowhere; Rest your feet; Prepare to be drawn, perhaps; Heed "Down in front!"; Tend the toddlers; Become interested, with "up"; Be a benchwarmer; Pose for a portraitist; Word with dog or house; Dog trainer's command; Squat.; Be located.; Be adjusted.; Brood.; Hold session.; Mind the baby.; Watch babies.; Hold a meeting.; ___ tight.; Have a place.; Ferdinand the Bull would rather.; Repress (with "on").; Rest.; Hold court.; Be inactive.; Hold council.; Word with down or up.; ___ well (agree); ___ still!; ___-com (kind of TV show); ___ tight (hold on); What subs do; Watch the baby; Take a pew; Word with still or tight; ___ in judgment; Meet, as judges; Word with tight or still; Act as a model; Pose for an artist; Watch over wee ones; ___ shibah (mourn in Israel); Command to a boxer; Use a stool; Command to Marmaduke; Occupy a throne; Use an ottoman; Preside; Preside at a trial; Be in season; Command to Rex; Word to a boxer, maybe; Entreaty for Rover; Not make any progress; Pose for pictures; With 28-Across, some protests; Companion of "Stay!"; Be on the bottom; Occupy a position, as in the U.S. Senate; Do some modeling; Word to Rover; Chow order?; Stop lying, perhaps; Tend to brood?; Collect splinters, so to speak; Plop oneself down; Complete a lap?; Model (for); Something one can't stand to do; Invitation to a visitor; Use the start of 17- or 50-Across or 11- or 25-Down?; Dinner table command, with "up"; Get on the bottom?; Portraitist's request; Be idle; Command before giving a dog a bone; Convene, as a legislature; Hold an assembly; Common canine command; Not lie, say; Command before "Shake!"; Grab a stool, say; What might follow "Down, boy!"; Don't just ___ there!; Invitation from a host; Not play, with "out"; Stand no more, say; Survive a round of musical chairs; Word with baby or house; ___ pretty; Park your keister!; Command just before giving a dog treat; Command that might precede "Shake!"; Go for a lap?; Mind a baby, maybe; Something to do "criss-cross applesauce"; Squat, so to speak; Watch, in a way; Pose, perhaps; Take a breather; Invitation to a guest; Obedience class command; Command to a corgi; Use a sofa; With 101-Down, tummy tighteners; Use an easy chair; Use a pew; Brood, with 'on'; Park oneself; I ___ and watch as tears go by (Stones); Meet in a session; What Otis Redding will do on a "Dock"?; Jimmy Barnes & Dallas Crane "___ On My Knee"; What the crowd does for mellow show; Have a judgeship; Do some zazen meditation, say; Watch a cat or a baby; Not lose at musical chairs; With 13-Across, observe a seven-day mourning period; Provide temporary care (for); Rest on a zafu, say; Word heard at the Westminster Kennel Club; Watch the neighbor's kids; What an obedient dog may do; Be a chairperson?; Play parent for a night; Tend the kids; Mind for money, informally; Command to a guest; Command to Benji; Command to a puli; Play musical chairs; Obey Master, in a way; Order to Fido, perhaps; Stop milling around!; Have a portrait made; Word to a well-trained boxer; Please, make yourself comfortable; What a cellist has to do before playing; Another dog command; Prepare to play the drums; Take a load off, say; Park one's carcass; Take a seat; Butt plant?; Get ready for the movie; Obedience school shout; Basic dog command; Command before "shake," perhaps; Fall for a whoopee cushion prank; Simple dog command; ___ back and relax; Enjoy a beanbag chair; Meet, like Congress; Pull up a stool; Survive in musical chairs; Word before "still" or "tight"; Enjoy an easy chair; Command to a puppy; Common command to a canine; Pose for a painting; Rest on a meditation cushion; What diners do after entering diners; Word before "up" or "tight"; Do crisscross applesauce, e.g.; Puppy command; Pose for a painting, perhaps; Order for Benji; Suppress with on; Muddied the waters; Com beginning; Get a lap; Order to Rover; Use a ladder back; Order to a canine; Order to a four-legged friend; Hey, down in front!; Get comfortable in the bleachers; Word to a dog; One way to take a break; Have one's portrait done; Mind junior; Rest in a rocker; Use a bench; That doesn't ___ right with me; Basic command in obedience school; Command given before saying "paw"; Occupy a bench; Use a throne; Plop down on a beanbag; Prepare to meditate, maybe; Try out my new sofa!; Word after "pet" or "baby"; Dog's order; Word to a boxer; Not play; Take a booth; On your haunches!; Put down a can?; React to the music's stopping, perhaps; Photo ___; Use a patio swing; Word to a setter; That doesn't ___ well with me; Join us at the table; Join a jury; Look after the little; Tend the tots; Order to a boxer; Become a chairperson?; ___, Ubu, ___... good dog!; Either blank in the Courtney Barnett album title "Sometimes I ___ and Think, and Sometimes I Just ___"; Idle; __ on it!: Fonzie; Meet; Obedience-school command; Convene; Command to Fido; Do nothing; Down and up leader; Entreaty for Fido; Be in session; Congregate; Don't just stand there!; Request to a guest; One way to get a treat; Holiday contraction; Use a davenport; Be a couch potato, say; Go to the bench; Word to a doggo; Lower order?; Ride the bench; Command to Ubu; Park your carcass; Put an end to something?; Get comfortable!; Join us!; Park; The movie's starting!; This might take a while; Collect dust; Command before a reprimand; Park it; Pose (for); Down in front!