Aggressive campaign targeting cell phones? | 42 |
Writes "OMFG," perhaps | 32 |
Sends a written message to by cell phone | 40 |
Contacts via cell phone, in a way | 33 |
Communicates with via cell phone | 32 |
Avoids making a phone call, maybe | 33 |
Asks, "where r u?" perhaps | 36 |
"lol, u r so funny" and others | 40 |
"Miss Pym Disposes" author | 36 |
Scottish mystery writer Josephine | 33 |
"The Daughter of Time" author | 39 |
"Brat Farrar" mystery writer | 38 |
Scottish mystery novelist Josephine | 35 |
Scottish crime novelist Josephine | 33 |
Pseudonym of Elizabeth Mackintosh | 33 |
Pen name of Elizabeth Mackintosh | 32 |
Elizabeth Mackintosh's pen name | 35 |
"The Franchise Affair" novelist | 41 |
"The Daughter of Time" novelist, 1951 | 47 |
"The Daughter of Time" novelist | 41 |
"The Daughter of Time" author Josephine | 49 |
"Miss Pym Disposes" mystery novelist | 46 |
"Miss Pym Disposes" author, 1946 | 42 |
"Miss Pym Disposes" author Josephine | 46 |
"Brat Farrar" novelist | 32 |
"An Expensive Halo" author Josephine | 46 |
"A Shilling for Candles" author | 41 |
Cookware company affiliated with Emeril | 39 |
Company that introduced non-stick cookware | 42 |
Company that makes Emerilware appliances | 40 |
Brand of nonstick cookware (anagram of FLAT) | 44 |
Football-team positioning on offense | 36 |
Football alignment named for its shape | 38 |
"No, No, Nanette" number? | 35 |
"Double letter score" refrain (1925) | 46 |
Bank-to-bank transactions: Abbr. | 32 |
___-LCD (display type on flat screens) | 38 |
Opening performance that steals the show, say | 45 |
___ Friday's (restaurant chain) | 35 |
__ Friday's: restaurant chain | 33 |
__ Friday's (Applebee's rival) | 38 |
With "F," weekly sigh at the office | 45 |
With "F," end-of-week cry | 35 |
Letters before "Friday's" | 39 |
Friday letters that precede "F" | 41 |
--- Friday's (restaurant chain) | 35 |
-- Friday's (restaurant chain) | 34 |
___ FridayÂ’s (restaurant chain) | 35 |
"At last, the weekend!" | 33 |
"I'm ready for the weekend!" | 42 |
"Bring on the weekend!" | 33 |
Thursday daydreamer's acronym | 33 |
End-of-the-wk. ''Yippee!'' | 42 |
Employee's end-of-week shout | 32 |
"No work for me tomorrow!" | 36 |
"I thought this week would never end" | 47 |
''At last, the weekend!'' | 41 |
Working stiff's relieved cry | 32 |
Working stiff's exclamation of relief | 41 |
Workers' end-of-week letters | 32 |
Weekend-welcoming "Whew!" | 35 |
Specialized "We made it!" | 35 |
Pre-weekend "whoopee!" | 32 |
Nine-to-fivers' favorite letters | 36 |
Nine-to-fiver's exclamation of relief | 41 |
Nine-to-fiver's "Aah!" | 36 |
Letters that come at the end of the week | 40 |
Letters often delivered at the office | 37 |
Katy Perry "Last Friday Night (___)" | 46 |
Exclamation around a water cooler | 33 |
End-of-week cry ... or a hint to the puzzle theme | 49 |
End-of-the-week business letters? | 33 |
Employee's cry on the fifth day | 35 |
Cry before you're off, perhaps | 34 |
Crusoe's favorite expression? | 33 |
Comment before a break in the rat race | 38 |
Abbreviation said with a "Whew!" | 42 |
"Yay, tomorrow's Saturday!" | 41 |
"Yay, a weekend coming up!" | 37 |
"Woohoo, the weekend!" | 32 |
"Whew! The workweek's almost over!" | 49 |
"What a relief!" relative | 35 |
"Tomorrow is Saturday!" | 33 |
"Time to unwind!" letters | 35 |
"This workweek sucked" | 32 |
"The weekend's almost here!" | 42 |
"The weekend at last!" | 32 |
"I can finally leave this job!" | 41 |
"Hooray! The weekend!" | 32 |
"Hooray, a little R and R coming up" | 46 |
"Good riddance to this week!" | 39 |
"Full House" home, once | 33 |
"Finally, the weekend!" | 33 |
"Bring on the weekend!" letters | 41 |
"About time the week ended!" | 38 |
''Bring on the weekend!'' | 41 |
"30 Rock" parody of "SNL" | 45 |
Lil Wayne's "___ Carter III" | 42 |
"___ Carter" (Lil Wayne album series) | 47 |
Ludacris's "Disturbing ___ Peace" | 47 |