Crossword Clue: You can take them or leave them
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- Barstools for example,
- A stadium might have thousands of them
- A tandem bike has two of them
- Arena arrangement
- Accommodates
- Accommodates, as an arena
- Accommodates, as passengers
- Accommodates for a show
- Accommodates, in a way
- Bench warmers?
- Benches
- Benches and chairs
- Acts as usher
- Acts the usher
- Administrative centers
- Attendance capacity
- Auditorium accommodations
- Auditorium fill
- Airline passengers' assignments
- Airplane furniture
- Bleachers
- Bleachers' features
- Bleachers, for example
- Banana and rumble
- Installs
- Installs, as a new senator
- Installs in office
- Bottoms
- Box ___
- Hit-show prizes
- Boxoffice concerns
- Holds, as a Hummer
- Holds, as a Hupmobile
- Holds, as a stadium
- Holds, as a theater
- Holds, as an arena
- Holds, in a way
- Is a maître d' for, say
- Chairs and benches
- Chairs and stools
- Chairs etc.
- Chairs in theaters
- Chairs or benches
- Chairs
- Delta choices
- Congressional spots
- Election Day goals
- Election goals
- Election prizes
- Broke fans sit in the cheap ones
- Hot and driver's
- House holdings?
- House positions
- House units
- Emulates an usher
- Dinner reservations
- Bus units
- Butt abutters
- County offices
- Has capacity for
- It's nice to have floor ones
- Has space for, as an auditorium
- Has space for
- Fixes in place
- Flight assignments
- Campaigners' goals
- Does an usher's job
- Does some ushering
- Does ushering duty
- Does ushering
- Does usher's work
- Candidates' goals
- Capacity count
- Capitol Hill goals
- Capitol Hill positions
- Capitol Hill prizes
- Exchange memberships
- Exchange places
- Exchange positions
- Goals for musical chairs players
- Goals of congressional candidates
- Government centers
- Governmental centers
- Sofas and chairs
- Stock exchange buys
- Stock exchange memberships
- Stock-exchange memberships
- Keisters
- Stools and saddles, e.g.
- Stools, say
- Some are cheap, some are reserved
- Some are cheap
- Some are first-class
- Settees and sofas
- Ottomans
- Many are reserved
- Movie-house furniture
- Places for some belts
- Places to perch
- Places
- Plane assignments
- Plane count
- Plane features
- Plane or train reservations
- Plane reservations
- Students take these
- Train reservations
- Pants' parts
- Trouser parts
- Part of a full house?
- Part of a full house
- Political trophies?
- Old Vic equipment
- Locations
- Laps, at times
- Laps, perhaps
- Loge components
- Mercy and love are two?
- Mercy and love are two
- Mercy and love, for two
- Large houses on country estates.
- Parts of a full house
- Party prizes?
- Rear ends
- Love and mercy e.g.
- Love and mercy, e.g.
- People may be hired to fill them
- Lucky fans have the front row ones
- Legislative memberships
- Pews
- Reservations
- Residences.
- Prizes at hit shows
- Prizes on the Hill
- Resting places
- Resting spots
- Rush-hour rarities on buses
- Rush-hour rarities
- Try to fill all of them
- Shows to a table
- Theater array
- Theater capacity
- Theater chairs
- Theater count
- Theater equipment
- Theater features
- Theater fixtures
- Theater necessity
- Theater or airline reservations
- Theater reservations
- Theater ticket holders' entitlements
- Theater units
- There aren't quite enough of them in musical chairs
- Washington posts, say
- They may be cheap or reserved
- They may be held for you
- They may be reserved
- They may be taken or reserved
- They're crowded in cabins
- Two on the aisle.
- Two on the aisle
- They're often saved at the movies
- They're on tickets
- They're sewn into pants
- They're taken at banquets
- They're up for grabs on Election Day
- Works as an usher
- Works in aisles
- Schoolroom equipment.
- Takes to a table, say
- Stadium capacity
- Stadium fixtures
- Stadium row
- What bands try to fill
- Thrones
- Tandem twosome
- Tandem's pair
- Ticket assignments
- Ticket details
- Ticket entitlements
- Yankee Stadium's 57,145
- Yankee Stadium's 57,545
- What parties vie for
- What some tickets are for
- What straphangers lack
- What students take
- You can take them or leave them
- You go back to them at show, post-beer run
- You try to fill all of them
- Sellout lack
- Sellout's lack
- Senate positions
- Senate posts
- Senate spots
- Senators' holdings
- Ushers
- Ushers in
Recent Usage of You can take them or leave them in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "You can take them or leave them" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used You can take them or leave them in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 13, 2015
- USA Today - March 15, 2014
- NY Sun - Dec. 20, 2005
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 6, 2004
