"I'm on it!" | 26 |
Enthusiastic, as an attitude | 28 |
Confident, as an attitude | 25 |
Unofficial Seabees' motto | 29 |
Purposeful type of attitude | 27 |
Willing worker's words | 26 |
Ready for any challenge | 23 |
Purposeful and efficient | 24 |
Positive, as an attitude | 24 |
Positive kind of attitude | 25 |
Gung-ho, as an attitude | 23 |
Enthusiastically determined | 27 |
Enthusiastically confident | 26 |
"I got your back!" | 28 |
"Got your back" | 25 |
Oft-twangy genre, briefly | 25 |
Reba's genre, briefly | 25 |
Nashville music, for short | 26 |
McEntire's realm, briefly | 29 |
Lady Antebellum's genre | 27 |
Bluegrass is a form of it | 25 |
Stocking stuffer, perhaps | 25 |
Soft or hard confection | 23 |
Theater-counter purchase | 24 |
Liquor alternative, in verse | 28 |
John of "Splash" | 26 |
It might come from Mars | 23 |
Some stocking stuffers | 22 |
Foil-wrapped chocolate | 22 |
Support for the elderly? | 24 |
Dandy's accouterment | 24 |
Word with sugar or walking | 26 |
Word with sugar or candy | 24 |
One with a supporting role | 26 |
Nursing home aid, for some | 26 |
Word following sugar or candy | 29 |
What they raise in Cuba | 23 |
What sugar growers raise | 24 |
Stem used for wickerwork | 24 |
Some take it for a walk | 23 |
Rocking chair material | 22 |
Punish in Singapore, maybe | 26 |
Prop for Winston Churchill | 26 |
Prop for Frasier's dad | 26 |
Pier 1 furniture material | 25 |
Old chair bottom material | 25 |
Nursing home aid, perhaps | 25 |
It's rich in sugar | 22 |
Follows sugar or walking | 24 |
Candy or sugar follower | 23 |
Boulevardier's accessory | 28 |
Bat Masterson's weapon | 26 |
Bat Masterson's prop | 24 |
Bat Masterson's aid | 23 |
Bat Masterson trademark | 23 |
Alpenstock's cousin | 23 |
Flogged, Singapore-style | 24 |
Switch-hit, Singapore-style? | 28 |
Punished, schoolmaster-style | 28 |
Corporally punished, in a way | 29 |
Applied the hickory stick | 25 |
Cave __: beware of the dog | 26 |
Cave ___ (beware of the dog) | 28 |
Cave ___ (Roman warning) | 24 |
Cave ___ (Pompeian gate sign) | 29 |
Worker on a chair seat | 22 |
Wicker furniture maker | 22 |
Weaver of chair bottoms | 23 |
Singapore disciplinarian | 24 |
Seat weaver, of a sort | 22 |
Patio furniture repairman | 25 |
He may give you a seat | 22 |
Furniture repairperson | 22 |
Chair-factory employee | 22 |
They may give you a seat | 24 |
Some furniture repairers | 24 |
Christmas-tree hangings | 23 |
Weaves, as a chair seat | 23 |
Striped Christmas candies | 25 |
Punishes Singapore-style | 24 |
Props for W. C. Fields | 22 |
Miami team, informally | 22 |
Christmas tree hangings | 23 |
Christmas candy shapes | 22 |
Candy ___ (some ornaments) | 26 |
Applies the hickory stick | 25 |
"Pretty please?" | 26 |
"What ___ say?" | 25 |
"What --- say?" | 25 |
"Pleeeeeease?" | 24 |
"__ help it?" | 23 |
Question to mom or dad | 22 |
Question asked while tugging | 28 |
Query repeated by a kid | 23 |
Pleading kid's question | 27 |
Pleading child's words | 26 |
Kid's phrase of request | 27 |
"Who --- Turn To?" | 28 |
"Ple-e-ease?" | 23 |
"Is it allowed?" | 26 |