Crossword Clue: What workers enjoy on Jan. 1
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- __ stop
- ___ and relaxation
- "___ assured"
- "___ assured . . ."
- ___ assured
- "___ in Peace" (phrase on a tombstone)
- " . . . ___, perturbed spirit!": Hamlet
- Bar in a bar
- An "R" in R&R
- ''And now, the ___ of the story''
- "And now, the ___ of the story"
- Basic medical advice
- "A body at ___ tends to . . ."
- "A body at ___ tends to ..."
- Be at ease
- Be at leisure
- A cut above the ___
- "A Festivus for the ___ of us" ("Seinfeld" line)
- Be quiet?
- Be quiet
- Be still
- Be tranquil
- A little shuteye
- Beat without a sound, say
- Become inactive
- Abide.
- Arm or chin follower
- At ___ (stationary)
- Additional ones not itemized (with ''the'')
- Additional ones not itemized
- Advice for the exhausted
- Advice for the overworked
- Advice to a workaholic
- Advice to an energumen
- Bit of musical silence
- Balance
- Grab forty winks
- Grab some water, maybe
- Hinge (upon)
- Boss "Tougher Than the ___"
- Day break
- Day of ___
- Day off
- Intermission.
- Intermission
- Cease activity
- Cease pleading
- Freedom from activity
- Interval of inactivity
- Interval of silence, in music
- Interval
- Hit the hammock
- Hit the sack
- Common medical advice
- Holiday
- Holiday boon for some
- Ease
- Break at the office
- Break between notes
- Break from activity
- Break in a score
- Break in the music
- Break in the rhythM
- Break time
- Breather
- Breathing spell, e.g.
- Breathing spell
- Composer's symbol
- Cessation
- Bridge for a billiard cue.
- Brief break
- Conclude a case
- Conclude, as one's case
- Conclude in court
- Conclude one's argument
- Conclude one's case
- Depend (on)
- Depend, with "on"
- Depend
- Conserve energy
- It is what's left
- Continue to be.
- It might last a measure
- Halting place
- Empty bar filler?
- ''Chill out!''
- Chill out
- Chill, so to speak
- Chill
- Chin __
- Hammock break
- Finish, as a case
- Finish in court
- Finish off the defense
- Hang in a hammock
- Item on a spa schedule
- Choir's breath marking
- Happens in between tours
- Direction from Delius
- "I ___ my case"
- Enjoy a day off
- Enjoy a recliner
- Enjoy a timeout
- Enjoy an easy chair
- It's left (with "the")
- It's left
- Get forty winks
- Get some downtime
- Get some shuteye
- Caesura
- Cage the Elephant "Ain't No ___ for the Wicked"
- Cage the Elephant: "Ain't No ___ for the Wicked"
- Gets you peace of mind after tour
- It's what's left
- "If I ___, I rust": Luther
- Do couch duty?
- Crash, so to speak
- Do-nothing staff member?
- Do nothing
- Do some recharging
- "Do what you can and leave the ___ to me"
- Doc's advice
- Doctor's advice, often
- Doctor's advice, perhaps
- Doctor's advice, sometimes
- Doctor's advice
- Doctor's directive
- Doctor's order for the overly active, perhaps
- Doctor's order, perhaps
- Doctor's order
- Doctor's prescription, maybe
- Doctor's prescription, often
- Doctor's prescription, perhaps
- Doctor's prescription, sometimes
- Doctor's prescription
- Doctor's recommendation, often
- Doctor's suggestion, at times
- Doctor's suggestion, sometimes
- Doctor's suggestion
- "Give it a ___!" ("Stop talking about that!")
- "Give it a ___"
- "Give it a _____"
- Immobility
- Close one's case
- Everything else
- Close your case
- Don't play a note
- "Don't play," in music
- "Don't play" music staff symbol
- "Don't play" music symbol
- "Don't play" symbol
- Don't play
- "God ___ merry, . . . "
- "God ___ ye merry, gentlemen..."
- "God ___ Ye Merry, Gentlemen" (Christmas carol)
- "God ___ ye merry, gentlemen"
- "God ___ ye merry . . . "
- "God ___ you merry, . . . "
- Exercise break
- Dormancy
- Inaction
- Inactivity
- Cure of a kind
- Coffee break
- Down time
- Downtime
- Doze, say
- Doze
- Indication to stop playing
- Hiatus
- Catch one's breath and then some
- Catch one's breath
- Catchall category, with "the"
- Catnap, e.g.
- Come to a halt
- Vacation
- Vacation benefit
- Vacation goal
- Vacation goal, often
- Vacation plan
- Vacation program.
- Vacation purpose, often
- Vacation purpose, perhaps
- Vacation purpose
- Vacationer's goal
- Vacationer's goal, often
- Vacationer’s objective.
- Software installation requirement, often
- That left over
- Keep out of the lineup
- R.I.P. part
- Note's counterpart
- Stop arguing
- Stop calling witnesses, maybe
- Stop exercising for a while
- Stop exercising
- Stop for a bit
- Stop introducing evidence
- Stop playing
- Stop presenting evidence
- Motionlessness
- Stop running
- Stop what you're doing
- Stop work for a while
- Stop working
- Stop
- "The ___ is history"
- Others, with 'the'
- Others
- "The ___ is silence" (Hamlet's dying words)
- "The ___ is silence": Hamlet's last words
- "The ___ is silence": Shak.
- "The ___ is silence"
- Place for a chin on a violin
- Veg out, say
- Veg out
- Seventh-day activity
- Seventh day "activity"
- Seventh-day activity, in the Bible
- Seventh day activity
- Seventh day commandment
- Kick back
- Move to first class, e.g.
- Purpose of a vacation, often
- Some medical advice
- Stretch out in a recliner
- Kind of cure
- Kind of day for a competitive cyclist
- Wicked one's lack?
- Mark in music
- Mark not to play
- Kind of home
- Kind of home or room
- Mark the Sabbath
- Put one's feet up
- Put one's legs up
- Put your feet up
- Ozzy "No ___ for the Wicked"
- Kind of period or home
- The first "R" in "R & R"
- The first "R" in R&R
- The first "R" of R&R
- Obey the Sabbath
- Observe the Sabbath
- Sheet music symbol
- Sheet music symbol for silence
- Sheet-music symbol
- Tranquillity
- "The --- is history"
- Muscle (away from)
- Something to take lying down?
- Something to take lying down
- Music break
- Music notation
- Music sign
- Musical break
- Musical "don't play" symbol
- Musical figure
- Musical hiatus
- Musical instruction
- Musical interlude
- Musical interlude?
- Musical intermission?
- Musical interval
- Musical mark
- Musical marking
- Musical notation
- Musical pause.
- Musical pause
- Quiescence
- Musical sign of silence
- Musical sign
- Musical silence
- Musical space
- Musical staff symbol
- Musical stop
- Quiet relaxation
- Musical symbol that means "don't play"
- Musical symbol that means "stop playing"
- Musical symbol
- Quiet's partner
- Quietude
- Quietus
- Knock off
- Musical time-out
- Musical time out
- The others.
- The others
- Musician's "Don't play" symbol
- Musician's pause
- The part that is left
- "Parade ___!"
- Parade ___
- R and R word
- The "R" in "R.I.P."
- The R of RIP
- R&R part
- Me time
- Measure marking
- Labor Day blessing
- Medical advice, often
- Medical advice, sometimes
- Nap
- Lamb of God: "Laid to ___"
- Part of R. and R.
- Part of R and R
- Part of R. & R.
- Part of R & R
- Part of R&R
- Part that's left
- Log some z's
- Partner of relaxation
- Portion that's left
- Last ones to deal with
- Need for the weary
- Reason for a stop
- Post-tour peace of mind
- Recess
- Recharge one's batteries
- Recharge, perhaps
- Recharge, say
- Recharge your batteries
- Pause
- Pause for a bit
- Pause for a pianist
- Pause in music
- Pause in the action
- Pause in the music
- Pause, on a music staff
- Pause, on a score
- Pause that refreshes
- Recline
- Recline(d)
- One may take it lying down
- Lay down
- Peace of mind
- Laze in the hammock
- New parent's unfulfilled hope
- New parent's wish, often
- One of the R's of R&R
- "Leave Out All the ___" Linkin Park
- One "R" in R&R
- Leftover part
- Leftover portion
- Leftovers
- Lull
- One thing a bed provides
- One thing to get while on vacation
- Relax after a jog
- Relax between gigs
- Relax
- Relaxation go-with
- Relaxation partner
- Relaxation
- Relaxation's partner
- Leisure
- Period of inactivity
- Period of silence
- Lemonheads "___ Assured"
- Remain idle
- Remainder
- Remaining amount
- Remaining part
- Remains
- Prescription for stress
- No ___ for the weary
- One with a staff position?
- No longer work
- Preventer of exhaustion
- Repay a sleep debt, say
- Ones not itemized
- Ones remaining
- Repose
- Residue
- Residuum
- Respite
- Lie down
- Lie down for a bit
- Lie down for a while
- Lie down on the job?
- Lie fallow.
- Lie on the oars
- Lie
- Pianist's pause
- Piano player's pause
- Orchestra silence
- Orchestrated silence
- Rhythmic silence, in music
- Rhythmic silence in music
- Rhythmic silence
- Not play
- Word after bed or head
- Shut-eye
- Shut up at the bar
- Sabbath activity
- Word before home and room
- There's none for the weary, it's said
- There's none for the weary
- Siesta
- Siesta, e.g.
- Sign for a musician not to play
- Sign not to play
- Support
- Sign on a staff
- Word of medical advice
- Signal to stop playing
- Silence between notes
- Silence in music
- Silence in the symphony
- Silence of the staff
- Silence on the staff
- Silent interval, in music
- Silent interval
- Word with bed or chin
- Word with bed or day of
- Word with "bed" or "head"
- Word with bed or head
- Word with ''chin'' or ''head''
- Word with chin or head
- Word with cure or room
- Word with head or foot
- Word with home and room
- Word with home or cure
- Word with stop or room
- Type of home or room
- Symbol for André Watts
- Symbol for Sibelius
- Sit a spell
- Save up one's strength
- Sit down and relax
- Sit for a bit
- Sit for a spell
- Symbol of silence
- Sit out a game
- Sit still
- Symbol on a staff
- Type of room
- Symphonic silence symbol
- Symphonic silence
- Ubiquitous prescription
- Take 10
- Take 3, clue 2
- Springsteen "Tougher Than the ___"
- Take a break
- Take a breather
- Take a chill pill
- Take a few minutes
- Take a hammock break
- Take a load off
- Take a nap, say
- Take a nap
- Take a power nap
- Take a relaxing break
- Take a siesta
- Take a snooze
- Take a time-out
- Take a timeout
- Take five!
- Take five, or take ten
- Take five or ten
- Take five
- Skillet song for a break?
- Take is easy
- ''Take it easy!''
- Take it easy for a bit
- Take it easy
- Those not listed
- Squiggle on a musical score
- Squiggly music symbol
- Take ten!
- Take ten or five
- Take ten
- Take time out
- Take time to unwind
- Score break
- Score marking
- Score silence
- Score symbol
- Staff break?
- Staff entry?
- Staff filler
- Staff marking
- Staff notation
- Scorer's mark
- Staff opening?
- Staff pause
- Staff sign
- Staff symbol
- Sleep for a little while
- Sleep
- What Bruce is "Tougher Than"
- Stand still
- What is left
- Slumber
- What Ozzy's "Wicked" didn't get, on '88 album
- What pitchers need between games
- What remains
- Time in an easy chair, say
- Time off
- Time out?
- Time-out
- Time out for music
- Time out in music
- Timeout blessing
- What the defense may do
- What the defense might do
- Unused portion
- What the weary don't get
- What to do on the Sabbath, per the Bible
- Unwind from work
- Unwind
- Unwritten Law "___ of My Life"
- What workers enjoy on Jan. 1
- You get some after grueling tour
- You may get it lying down
- You may take it lying down
- Whatever remains
- Whatever's left over
- Whatever's left
- You might take it lying down
- What's left?
- You might take one lying down
- What's left over
- What's left
- What's leftover, with "the"
- State of inactivity
- Staycation activity, often
- Staycation goal
- Staycation stuff
- Staycation's goal, perhaps
- Use a hammock
- Snooze, say
- Snooze
- "Today is the beginning of the ___ of your life"
- "Today is the first day of the ___ of your life"
- Tension easer
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- New York Times - Jan. 1, 1990