Crossword Clue: Stop lying, perhaps

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Possibly related crossword clues for "Stop lying, perhaps"

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• 1960s event
• __ tight
• ___ back and relax
• "___ back and relax"
• ___-com (kind of TV show)
• "___ down, make yourself at home"
• "___ down!"
• ___ in judgment
• "___ still!"
• ___ shibah (mourn in Israel)
• ___ tight (hold on)
• ___ up and take notice (pay attention)
• ___ up and take notice
• ___ up (show interest)
• ___ well (agree)
• Basic canine command
• Basic command at obedience school
• Basic dog command
• Basic obedience command
• _____ on it!
• A canine command
• Be a benchwarmer
• Be a chair person?
• Be a chairperson
• Be a chairperson?
• Be a good dog
• Be in season
• Be in session
• Be inactive
• Be located
• Be neglected
• Another dog command
• Be on one's rocker?
• Be on one's rocker
• Be on the bottom?
• Be on the bottom
• Be seated
• Be still, perhaps
• Become interested, with "up"
• A word to a dog
• A word to the Weimaraner
• Begin to assume the lotus position
• Abstain from, with "out"
• Act as a model
• Act the judge
• Activate a whoopee cushion
• Assemble
• Audit, with "in"
• Avoid elimination in musical chairs
• Avoid, with "out"
• "Grab a chair"
• Grab a chair
• Grab a stool, say
• Grab a stool
• Command before a reprimand
• Command before giving a dog a bone
• Command before "shake," perhaps
• Command before "Shake!"
• Command for Fido
• Command learned in obedience school
• Command to a boxer
• Command to a canine
• Command to a collie
• Command to a dog
• Command to a guest
• Command to a puli
• Command to a puppy
• Command to Benji
• Command to dog
• Command to Fido
• Command to Marmaduke
• Command to Rex
• Command to Rover
• Command to Spot
• Common canine command
• Interviewer's invitation
• Invitation to a guest
• Invitation to a visitor
• Hold a meeting
• Hold a session
• Hold an assembly
• Hold, as spectators
• Hold council
• Hold court
• Companion of "Stay!"
• Hold session
• Gain a lap?
• Gain a lap
• Hospitable invitation
• Host's invitation
• Host's request
• Brood, with 'on'
• Brood
• House-__
• Convene, as a legislature
• Convene, in a way
• Convene
• Cool after baking
• Gather dust
• Emulate Whistler's mother
• Hang, as a dress
• Dinner table command, with "up"
• Chow order?
• "I ___ and watch as tears go by" (Stones)
• Butt plant?
• German toast
• Enjoy a beanbag chair
• Get benched
• "Get comfortable!"
• Get comfortable in the bleachers
• Get comfortable
• "Get comfy"
• Get comfy
• Get no use
• Get off one's feet
• Get off your feet
• Get on the bottom?
• Get ready for the movie
• Entreaty for Rover
• Have a portrait made
• Have a seat
• Have a session
• Have one's portrait done
• Do a typical teenager's job
• Do laps?
• Do nothing
• Create a lap
• Do some modeling
• Do some zazen meditation, say
• Dog command before "Down," maybe
• Dog command that often precedes "stay"
• Dog command
• Canine command
• Dog trainer's command
• Go down on a chair
• Don't just stand there
• Don't move
• Jimmy Barnes & Dallas Crane "___ On My Knee"
• Go to the bench
• Heed "Down in front!"
• Go unused
• "Down in front!"
• Join a jury
• "Join us!"
• Form a lap
• Collect dust, say
• Collect dust
• Collect splinters, so to speak
• "Hey, down in front!"
• Utilize a sofa
• Serve as a model
• Serve (on)
• Kennel command
• Kennel order
• Stop lying, perhaps
• ''Stop milling around!''
• Stop running around, perhaps
• Stop standing
• Settle into a chair
• Settle into a couch
• "Pull up a chair"
• "Pull up a chair!"
• Pull up a chair
• Pull up a stool
• Put an end to something?
• Owner's command
• Obedience class command
• Obedience school command
• Obedience-school command
• Obedience school lesson
• Obedience school order
• Obedience school shout
• Obedience school word
• Obey an usher
• Obey Master, in a way
• Oblige a portraitist
• Plant your butt
• Trainer's command
• Trainer's word
• Win at musical chairs
• Occupy a bench
• Occupy a chair
• Occupy a rocker
• Occupy a saddle
• Occupy a throne
• Play musical chairs
• Play parent for a night
• Master's command
• Roost
• "Please, make yourself comfortable"
• "The movie's starting!"
• Plop (down)
• Plop down in a recliner
• Plop down on a chair
• Plop down on a pouf, say
• Plop down on a sofa
• Plop down on the couch
• Plop down
• Plop into a chair
• Plop one's keister down
• Plop oneself down
• Plop onto a sofa
• Rover's trick
• "Park it!"
• "Park it"
• Park it, so to speak
• Park it
• Wait to play
• Park one's carcass
• Park oneself
• Wait
• Park your carcass
• Park yourself on a barstool
• "Park"
• Parking order?
• Lab order?
• Part 3 of quote
• Meet, as judges
• Meet in a session
• Languish
• Portraitist's request
• Pose.
• Pose (for)
• Pose, for a painter
• Pose for a painter
• Pose for a picture
• Pose for a portrait
• Pose for a portraitist
• Pose for an artist
• Pose for pictures
• Pose for the photog
• Pose for
• Pose, perhaps
• Pose
• Look after the little ones
• Look after the little
• Paul McCartney "I'm Gonna ___ Right Down and Write Myself a Letter"
• Mind for money informally
• Mind for money, informally
• Mind the baby
• Mind the kids
• Mind the tykes
• Perch (on)
• Perch
• Prepare for a portrait
• Relax in a chair
• Prepare to play the drums
• One way to take a break
• Remain inactive
• Remain on the bench
• Remain quiet
• Remain unused
• Preside
• Preside at a trial
• Model
• Request to a guest
• Rest in a chair
• Rest in a recliner
• Rest in a rocker
• Rest, in a way
• Rest (on)
• Rest one's dogs, so to speak
• Rest one's feet
• Rest
• Make a lap
• ''Make yourself comfortable''
• "Make yourself comfortable"
• Not get used
• Order for Benji
• Order to a boxer
• Order to a canine
• Order to a dog
• Order to a four-legged friend
• Order to an Akita
• Order to Fido, perhaps
• Order to Fido
• Not lie, say
• Not play
• Ride the bench
• Ride the pine
• Warm chairs
• Warm the bench
• Word before "still" or "tight"
• Word before tight or well
• Word heard at the Westminster Kennel Club
• Watch Junior
• Watch kids
• Watch kids, maybe
• Watch over wee ones
• Watch someone's kids
• Watch the baby
• Watch the grandchildren
• Watch the kids
• Watch the neighbors' kids
• Watch the neighbor's kids
• Watch the tykes
• Watch wee ones
• Word to a boxer, maybe
• Word to a dog
• Word to a setter
• Word to a well-trained boxer
• Word to Rover
• Survive in musical chairs
• Simple dog command
• Word with dog or house
• Word with still or tight
• Word with tight or still
• Work for parents
• Spot order?
• Take a booth, e.g.
• Take a break
• Take a breather
• Take a chair
• "This might take a while"
• "Take a load off!"
• "Take a load off"
• Take a load off, say
• Take a load off your feet
• Take a load off
• Take a pew
• Take a place at dinner
• Take a seat
• Take (exam)
• What a cellist has to do before playing
• Skip, with "out"
• Take the stand, ironically
• What an obedient dog may do
• What might follow "Down, boy!"
• What Otis Redding will do on a "Dock"?
• What subs do
• What the crowd does for mellow show
• Tend a baby
• Tend a tot
• Tend the kids
• Tend the toddlers
• Tend the tots
• Tend to brood?
• Tend to tots
• Tend to tykes
• Use a bench
• Use a chair
• Use a couch
• Use a divan
• Use a ladder back
• Use a pew
• Use a pouffe
• Use a recliner, e.g.
• Use a recliner
• Use a rocker
• Use a rocking chair
• Use a sofa
• Use a stool
• Use a throne
• Use a tuffet
• Use an easy chair
• Use an ottoman
• Use the couch
• Use the sofa
• Use the waiting room

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• New York Times - Dec. 3, 2004

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