Crossword Clue: "If You ___ Me Now" (Chicago)
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Possibly related crossword clues for ""If You ___ Me Now" (Chicago)"
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- "___ her to heaven": Shak.
- "___ It to Beaver"
- "___ me alone!"
- ___ no stone unturned
- Base break
- Be off
- Beat it
- Abandon
- "Begone!"
- Bequeath
- Army vacation
- Bid adieu
- Authorized absence
- AWOL part
- Blossom, as a tree
- Cease to be seen
- Hit the bricks
- Hit the road
- French ___ (hasty exit)
- French ___
- Farewell
- French or shore follower
- Decamp
- Holiday
- Holiday for Mister Roberts
- Break from service
- Breakup command
- Breakup demand
- Demand at a breakup
- Brigade's break
- Depart (on holiday?)
- Depart
- Furlough
- Desert
- It may be taken after a birth
- It might be taken by a sailor
- Buzz off
- "I don't want to ___ you lonely, you got to make me change my mind"
- Get along
- Get away
- Get going
- Ensign's vacation
- Get moving
- "Get out!"
- Get out of Dodge
- Get out of town
- Get outta Dodge
- "Get outta here!"
- "If You ___ Me Now" (Chicago)
- Fleet Week break
- GI's furlough
- G.I.'s holiday
- Clear out
- Head for the exit
- Head for the hills
- Head out
- Head out the door
- Go away
- Don't bring
- Go home
- "Go now!"
- Go out of
- Go out
- Don't take
- Go
- Exit the premises
- Exit
- Formal permission
- Extended absence
- Forsake
- Vacate the premises
- Vacation
- Soldier's sojourn
- Vamoose
- Soldier's time off
- Soldier's vacation
- Service break?
- Serviceman's time off
- Serviceman's vacation
- Servicemen love it
- Stones "Take It or ___ It"
- Set off
- Set out
- "Out!"
- Pull up stakes
- Marine's break
- Roll out
- Pad of A.W.O.L.
- Paid sick ___
- Something a new parent might take
- The "L" in AWOL
- The L of AWOL
- The "L" of AWOL
- Something taken by new parents?
- Plea to the unwelcome
- Maternity ___
- Maternity time off
- Quit
- Shore thing for a sailor?
- Shore time for a sailor
- Shore time, perhaps
- Shore time
- Parental ___
- Walk away
- Walk out the door
- Shove off
- Part company
- Run along
- Run off
- Part of A. W. O. L.
- Part of AWOL
- Popeye's time off?
- Omits
- Military time off
- Military vacation
- One way to get off base
- Relinquish — holiday
- Permission.
- Permission — time off
- Permission to be absent
- Permission to go
- Permission
- Liberty
- Make an exit
- "Make like a tree and ___!"
- Make like a tree, facetiously
- Make one's exit
- Make one's way out
- Make tracks
- Order to go
- Order to party crashers
- Word after maternity or shore
- Word after sick or shore
- Sabbatical
- Sabbatical, e.g.
- Turn green
- Sailor's respite
- Sailor's shore time
- Sailor's time off
- Sailor's time out
- Sailor's vacation
- Way off base?
- Swab's break
- Sarge's vacation
- Split, so to speak
- Split
- Workplace benefit for a new parent
- Skedaddle
- Take a hike
- Take a powder
- SKIDDOO
- "Take it or ___ it!"
- Take off or time off
- Take off
- Skip town
- Write in nothing
- What all partygoers eventually take
- "Scram!"
- What Pink didn't want her man to do on the "Funhouse" album
- Time off
- Time on shore
- Yes hit "___ It"
- What trees do.
- Use the exit
Recent Usage of "If You ___ Me Now" (Chicago) in Crossword Puzzles
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- Rock & Roll - June 19, 2011