| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Moon around | 3 letters | sit |
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| Moon around | 4 letters | mope |
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| Moon around | 5 letters | stand |
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| Moon around | 6 letters | slouch |
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- Pout
- Gloomy Gus
- Wear a long face
- Brood
- Have a long face
- Act gloomy
- Be listless
- Be down
- Look down
- Put on an unhappy face
- Sulk
- Look dejected
- Horrible poem makes one look gloomy
- Move around slowly and aimlessly
- Feel dejected and listless
- Brood accommodated in Palermo, perhaps
- Feel dejected
- Moon about
- Feel miserable translating poem
- Act sullen
- Some system operators are down
- Drop head in second exercise
- be sulky
- Moon around
- Sulk when poem rewritten
- Have a blue face, say
- Pine
- feel sorry for yourself
- to get depressed, work with me around!
- Act the gloomy Gus
- Be miserable
- be gloomy
- Be listless or depressed
- Loaf
- Sulk about
- Wear a frown
- Sit and sulk
- Have a sulk
- Act like a Gloomy Gus
- Sulk about poor poem
- Act dejected
- Feel sorry for oneself
- Move around slowlyand aimlessly
- Turn blue?
- Emulate Eeyore
- Be blue
- Betray dejection
- Be a gloomy Gus
- Have the blues
- Act listlessly
- Act listless
- Be dispirited
- Display apathy
- Be despondent
- Behave dejectedly
- Dawdle; brood
- Repine
- Dawdle
- Brood or dawdle
- Sit about and brood
- Layabout
- Some system operators look down
- Be dejected
- Wallow
- Act gloomily
- Have the blahs
- Pout and sulk
- Hang (around)
- Be unhappy to put me out of work
- Wallow in sadness
- Sulk like a Gloomy Gus
- act moody
- Sulk or wear a long face
- Be broody
- Move in aimless dejection
- Be depressed and listless
- Have gloomy thoughts
- be sad
- Feel dejected and apathetic
- be depressed
- act downcast
- Wallow in despair
- Janitor's implement
- blast a sad song on repeat, say
- Demonstrate dejection
- Sit around sulking
- Put on a sad face
- Put on a long face
- Behave sulkily
- Brood, grump
- pout about
- Sulk and pout
- Irregular poem could be listless
- Brood or sulk (anagram of "poem")
- Brood or sulk
- yield to low spirits
- Be in a funk
- act sulky
- Go around sulking
- Sit around brooding
- Act like Eeyore
- Sulk where poem rewritten
- Moon, or half moon, seen above gym
- Vehicle, not quite reaching moon
- ... around (sulk or brood)
- become dejected
- Act forlornly
- To sulk or pout or act in low spirits
- Poem about which one will be listless
- Move listlessly about
- Be sullen
- Act disconsolately
- Sulk or pout (rhymes with "cope")
- Behave sulkily rewriting poem
- Yours truly claims work makes you sad
- Sit around and sulk
- Sulk around
- Wallow in self-pity
- Brood; poem (anag.)
- Be dispirited about poem
- Appear sad and morose
- Act depressed
- Wear A Hangdog Expression
- Feel dejected or apathetic
- I accept work and sulk
- be listless; poem [anag.]
- Be miserable and listless
- sulk in team openly
- Be gloomily depressed
- poem to make one yield to low spirits?
- Act down
- Show dissatisfaction with a bad poem
- Dog command
- Perch
- POSE
- Not get used
- Take a load off
- Watch the kids
- Canine command
- Rest
- Brood
- Companion of "Stay!"
- Host's request
- Obedience school command
- "Wait ......!"
- Be on the bottom
- Order to Fido
- Stop lying, perhaps
- Meet
- Tend to brood?
- Chow order?
- Collect splinters, so to
- Remain unused
- Host's invitation
- Command to Fido
- Convene
- Park it
- Use a stool
- Invitation to a visitor
- Use the start of 17- or 5
- 1960s event
- Command to Rex
- Interviewer's invitation
- Get comfy
- Word to Rover
- Mind the baby
- Do some modeling
- Dinner table command, wit
- Portraitist's request
- Get on the bottom?
- Go unused
- Word to a boxer, maybe
- Request to a guest
- Be in session
- Lab order?
- Take a chair
- Entreaty for Rover
- Not make any progress
- Pose for pictures
- Occupy a chair
- Take a pew
- Appearing in dungarees, Italian model
- Use a chair
- gain a lap?
- "Get comfy, relax"
- Command before "shake," perhaps
- occupy a u.s. senate position
- park your carcass
- ... still in class!
- make use of a pew
- Holy person holds one position
- Down
- Remain on the bench
- Trainer's word
- Utilize a sofa
- Word to a setter
- It's a new way to relax
- Use a bench
- Command to Lassie?
- Take a seat
- What MPs do in opposition
- Plop down
- stop standing
- A little job to be a member?
- Have a seat say
- What you do if you stand successfully
- Model for an artist
- pull up a chair
- order to an akita
- obedience school word
- dog owner's order
- take a loge
- Order to a dog
- Command to Rover
- trainer's command
- Model for Manet
- Be seated
- Perch on a chair
- Pose for artist
- plop down on a chair
- Tend a baby
- Make a lap
- Go in for examination to be a tenant
- Model
- watch kids
- use a rocker
- park it, so to speak
- skip, with "out"
- work for parents
- grab a chair
- rest, in a way
- parking order?
- Obey an usher
- Pose for a portrait
- it may precede “stay!”
- Use pews
- Word before “still” or “tight”
- Hospitable invitation
- command to a canine
- Enjoy a beanbag chair
- Command to a dog
- Basic dog command
- Invitation from a host
- 'On it!'
- Goal while playing musical chairs
- dog trainer's command
- 'Don't just ... there!'
- Occupy a sofa
- Act as judge
- Hold session
- Use the couch
- Perch on a stool
- Use a divan
- Stay awhile
- Occupy a pew
- Occupy the couch
- Rest a minute
- Pose for an artist
- Pose (for)
- Pull up a stool
- Get on a ride-on mower, for example
- use a rocking chair
- Settle into a couch
- take a load off your feet
- Use a couch
- Take a load off one's feet
- ... tight (wait expectantly)
- Keep the eggs warm
- ... this one out (not participate)
- Rest in a chair
- Do-nothing
- Get off one's feet
- Up start?
- Take a tuffet
- Sink into the sofa
- Have a seat
- Command to a pet dog
- Use an ottoman
- What models do to be seated
- Pose for a pic
- Meet, like Congress
- What the crowd does for mellow show
- "I can't see the game!"
- "Collect splinters, so to speak"
- "Dinner table command, with up"
- meditation session
- do nursery duty
- Join a poker game
- Be idle
- Command before giving a dog a bone
- Use a tuffet
- Wait to play
- Collect dust
- "Make yourself comfortable"
- Be in season
- Watch junior
- Form a lap
- Watch the baby
- Preside at a trial
- Preside
- Utilize a bench
- Have a session
- occupy a throne
- Command to Marmaduke
- Win at musical chairs
- Command to a boxer
- ...... shibah (mourn in Israel)
- Hold a session
- Roost
- Get benched
- Watch over wee ones
- Meet, as judges
- Act as a model
- Ride the bench
- Hold council
- Word with tight or still
- ...... in judgment
- Create a lap
- Hold court
- Word with still or tight
- What subs do
- ...... tight (hold on)
- Occupy a rocker
- enjoy a la-z-boy
- Complete a lap?
- not lose at musical chairs
- Don't just stand there
- ... up and take notice
- Preside At Court
- Stop standing up
- Command to a trained dog
- enjoy an easy chair
- Languish
- Take (an exam)
- Occupy a park bench
- "Down in front!"
- one way to get a treat
- occupy a rocker, perhaps
- Go nowhere
- Rest one's feet
- Plonk oneself down
- Something one can't stand to do
- Take the chair
- "... tight" (wait)
- Pose, as for a portrait
- Seat oneself
- Opposite of stand
- Warm the bench
- watch someone's kids or pets
- ... on your hands (do nothing)
- take a break from the standing desk
- Perch yourself
- Regular contributors to swift session
- Have a portrait made
- "make yourself at home!"
- play musical chairs
- use a recliner
- Use a park bench
- Use a chair, say
- Order to a boxer
- Not stand
- Settle
- Take a seat, say
- pet-training word
- Common command for a dog
- Use the sofa
- Settle into a chair
- command before "stay," maybe
- Occupy chair
- It's wrong to take a rest!
- What you would do with a chair
- Grab a chair, say
- Model (for)
- Relax in a chair
- word before up or tight
- What you do on a chair
- Good man holds one position
- Get off your feet
- Occupy a bench
- use a la-z-boy
- Remain inactive
- Put your butt on an ottoman
- Use a barstool
- "... up straight!"
- Plop down on the couch
- "Take a load off, Fido!"
- One of the first commands a dog learns
- take care of a kitty
- ... up and take notice (pay attention)
- "... back and relax"
- Use a bar stool
- Remain in position
- To occupy a chair, say
- Canine order
- Use a bean bag, say
- Stand no more, say
- Command to dog
- use a patio swing
- Park oneself
- Common dog command
- Host's word
- Take [exam]
- Take a break
- command at obedience school
- Lie unused
- Rest on the bottom
- Park your keister
- command to canine?
- remain on the bench, say
- vacillate (beginning)
- cover one's butt, in a way
- get cross-legged
- Perch (on)
- Basic command in obedience school
- Occupy a recliner
- Rest on a meditation cushion
- use a caquetoire or cathedra
- Survive a round of musical chairs
- “That doesn't ... right with me”
- Word of invitation
- Not play, with "out"
- Try out my new couch!
- it's not to stand
- rest your legs
- Succeed at musical chairs
- Use a sofa
- use chair
- Pretty
- ... on your hands (refuse to act)
- ... tight (wait patiently)
- Park yourself on a barstool
- command to a collie
- opp. of stand
- Obey at obedience school say
- plop onto a couch
- To rest on a chair
- pose for the portrait
- Puppy command
- Dog trainer's basic command
- Warm the bleachers, say
- Take a little collector's item
- ...-up (exercise)
- What diners do after entering diners
- Common command to a canine
- Use a drum throne, say
- Command given before saying 'paw'
- Plop your butt down
- Be sedentary
- Dinner invitation?
- "On your butt, Rover!"
- Word with baby or house
- Command to a puppy
- Word to a dog while filling its bowl
- Command for a dog
- Rest in position
- Pose for a painting
- Get into a cross-legged position
- Avoid, with 'out'
- Use the chair
- Command just before giving a dog treat
- Good thing to do when dog tired
- Go for a lap?
- Model in non-U outfit
- Do crisscross applesauce e.g.
- basic obedience-school command
- Command that might precede "Shake!"
- Use a rocking chair, say
- command to stop a pointer