| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| College entrance exam | 3 letters | sat |
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| College entrance exam | 4 letters | psat |
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- Calendar abbr.
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- Didn't sell
- Parked on a bench
- Did laps
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- Held a séance
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- Watched tots
- Perched upon
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- After Fri.
- Held court
- Didn't go anywhere
- What one did after standing, perhaps
- Joined the jury
- Made use of a stool
- Rode the bench
- Plopped down in a chair
- ... out (didn't take part)
- Used a bean bag, say
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- Word with ''up'' or ''down''
- Finished standing
- Occupied an armchair
- Modeled
- Parked on a recliner, say
- Didn't straphang
- Couldn't stand, maybe
- rested one's legs
- didn't take a stand?
- Picked up a lap
- Enjoyed a recliner
- Watched the young ones
- college board test
- Did a basic dog trick
- Used a massage chair, say
- Put a bottom on a cushion?
- act alternative
- Joined a jury
- Friday's follower: Abbr.
- Used a stool say
- rested on a tatami, perhaps
- Parked your keister
- tended tykes
- used a floor cushion
- Was in the bleachers, perhaps
- Gone unused
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