Crossword Clue: Dec. 24 and 31, e.g.
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- "--- Bayou" (1997)
- 12/24 and 12/31, e.g.
- 12/24 and 12/31
- 12/24 and 31
- 12/31 et al.
- "__ Diary" (Twain Biblical tale)
- "__ Diary" (Twain book)
- ''__ Diary'' (Twain book)
- "__ Diary" (Twain short story)
- "___ Bayou" (1997 film)
- "___ Bayou" (1997 movie)
- ''___ Bayou'' (1997 movie)
- "___ Bayou" (1997 Samuel L. Jackson film)
- ''___ Bayou'' (1997)
- "___ Bayou" (Samuel L. Jackson film)
- "___ Diary" (Mark Twain short story)
- ___ Diary (Mark Twain story)
- "___ Diary": Twain
- A couple of December days
- Anticipatory days
- Anticipatory nights
- Anticipatory occasions
- Anticipatory periods
- Anticipatory times
- Anxious times for some
- Abbr. after some telephone numbers
- Before nights
- Arden and Christmas
- Arden and Merriam
- Arden and namesakes
- Arden and others
- Arden and others
- Arden and Plumb
- Arden and Queler
- Arden et al.
- Actress Arden et al.
- Big day lead-ins
- Big day preceders
- Big-event thresholds
- Actresses Arden and Plumb
- Big nights
- Big party nights
- Auspicious nights
- After 6 p.m., in ads
- After-dark times, in ads
- After-dark times, in classifieds
- After-work times, in classifieds
- Dark times, informally
- Day enders
- Day followers, in want ads
- Days before big days
- Days before big events
- Days before holidays
- Days before special days
- Days before the big day
- Days before
- Days called nights
- Days of anticipation
- Days prior
- Days that may be spent decorating
- Dusks
- Celebratory nights
- Celebratory times
- Deadline precursors
- Intros to holidays
- Dec. 24, 31, etc.
- Dec. 24 and 31, e.g.
- Dec. 24 and 31, famously
- Dec. 24 and 31
- Dec. 24 and Dec. 31
- Dec. 24 and others
- Dec. 24, Dec. 31, etc.
- December 24 and 31, e.g.
- December 24 and 31, for example
- December 24 and 31, notably
- December 24 and 31
- December 24 and December 31, for example
- December 24 and December 31, notably
- December 24th and 31st, e.g.
- December 24th and 31st
- December 31 and others
- December 31 et al.
- December has two big ones
- Certain celebration times
- Frequent party days
- Certain dates
- Holiday antecedents
- Holiday beginnings
- Holiday forerunners
- Holiday heralds
- Holiday highlights
- Holiday kickoffs
- Holiday lead-ins
- Holiday nights
- Holiday party times
- Holiday percursors
- Holiday periods
- Holiday preceders
- Holiday precursors
- Holiday predecessors
- Holiday preludes
- Holiday thresholds
- Holiday times
- Holidays, almost
- Brinks
- Festive antecedents
- Festive days, often
- Festive December twosome
- Festive harbingers
- Festive nights, often
- Festive nights, perhaps
- Festive nights
- Festive occasions
- Festive times
- Final dates for holiday planning
- Halloween et al.
- First mother's namesakes
- Christmas and New Year's lead-ins
- Chronological brinks
- Busy travel days
- Gift-wrapping occasions
- Gift-wrapping times, perhaps
- Gift-wrapping times
- " . . . flies on summer ___": Keats
- Classified times
- Impending times
- Important nights
- Important times.
- Evenings, for short
- Evenings, poetically
- Evenings, to Emerson
- Eventful times
- Eventides
- Gloamings
- Expectant times
- Cusps
- Just-prior periods
- Just-prior times
- Soiree times
- Some are spent decorating
- ". . . seven Christmas __ ago": Dickens
- Kickoffs to holidays
- Some party dates
- Some party nights
- Some party times
- Planning times
- Some times for celebrating
- Some times to revel
- October 31 and December 31, notably
- Plumb and Brenner
- Plumb and Ensler
- Plumb et al.
- Women, in general.
- Namesakes ever since Eden
- Memorable nights
- Party days
- Party nights
- Party times for many
- Party times, often
- Party times, sometimes
- Party times
- Real estate ad abbr.
- Nervous nights, maybe
- Lead-in days
- Lead-in periods
- Lead-ins to big days
- Lead-ins to holidays
- Pre-event periods
- Pre-holiday nights
- Pre-holiday observances
- Pre-holiday periods
- Pre-holiday times
- Leading periods
- Pre-revelry nights
- New Years' highlights
- Preceders of special days
- Preceding nights
- Preceding periods
- Preceding times
- Prefeast hours
- Preholiday nights
- Preholiday periods
- Preholiday times
- Preliminary times
- Premier Mcguinty's preceder
- Preparation periods
- Preparation times
- Preparatory periods
- Preparatory times
- Miss Arden et al.
- Night times, in classifieds
- Night times
- Nightfalls
- Nights before
- Nights before big days
- Nights before big events
- Nights before big things
- Nights before Christmas and New Year's Day
- Nights before events
- Nights before holidays
- Nights before the big day
- Nights before?
- Nights, in ads
- Nights, in classifieds
- Nights just before
- Nights of anticipation
- Nights of anticipatory revelry
- Nights preceding
- Nights prior to holidays
- Nights prior
- Nights spent in anticipation
- Nights when kids have a hard time falling asleep
- Nights
- Nighttimes, in want ads
- Periods before events.
- Periods immediately before
- Periods of anticipation
- Periods preceding big events
- Presaging times
- Nite times
- Previous nights
- Prime time times
- Ontario's 23rd Premier
- Ontario's Premier Ernie
- Prior nights
- Projecting rims
- Morns' counterparts
- Sunset followers
- They come before big days
- Special holiday periods
- Special nights
- Twain's "___ Diary"
- Twi-night game times
- Twilight times, briefly
- Twilight times
- Twilights of poesy
- Twilights
- Two big nights in December
- Two days in December
- Two December days
- Two important ones are a week apart in December
- Workday followers, in ads
- Typical after-work times, for short
- Typical party times during the holidays
- Thresholds
- Sleepless nights, at times
- Times before holidays
- Times before observances
- Times before the present?
- Times before
- Times for celebrating
- Times for final holiday preparations
- Times for preparation
- Times for some holiday parties
- Times for vespers
- Times in classified ads
- Times in classifieds
- Times in Craigslist ads
- Times in want ads
- Times like Halloween
- Times of anticipation
- Times of day
- Times of expectancy
- Times of fitful sleep, maybe
- Times of promise
- Times prior to
- Times to call, in ads
- Times to call, in classifieds
- Times to call, in some want ads
- Times to celebrate
- Times to get ready
- Times to party
- Times to prepare
- Times to revel, maybe
- Times to revel
- Times when you might have trouble sleeping
- Second person's namesakes
- You can't have big days without them
- Temporal brinks
- Tempters
- When to call, in some ads
- When to call, in some want ads
- Tense times, maybe
Recent Usage of Dec. 24 and 31, e.g. in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Dec. 24 and 31, e.g." have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Dec. 24 and 31, e.g. in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 19, 2016
- USA Today - March 23, 2015
- New York Times - April 27, 1989