| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Tied the knot | 3 letters | wed |
| ||
| Tied the knot | 6 letters | wedded |
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| Tied the knot | 7 letters | married |
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| Tied the knot | 7 letters | saidido |
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- Hitched
- 9 across
- Walked down the aisle
- Legally joined in matrimony
- Dutch, say, so united?
- Wed
- Single no more
- Being a member of a union
- Having a spouse
- United in matrimony
- "I ...... an Angel," 1938 tune
- No longer single
- "I ...... an Angel"
- left the singles scene
- Hurt embracing single with a husband?
- Hitched, so to speak
- Got hitched
- wed an admirer perhaps
- Joined by crazy admirer
- wedded to each other
- became a member of a union
- Wed, hitched
- Admirer may be wed
- Wifely
- one of two people, legally speaking
- Tied the knot
- Hitched a ride with Mr. Clumsy
- Having a wife or husband
- One parting hurt such a relationship
- Present fruit turnover, mid-platter
- Married
- Got hitched
- Got married
- Tied the knot
- Took a wedding vow
- Together
- Made one
- Get spliced
- Make one
- Unite
- Joined
- Get together
- Join
- Bond
- "...... rather go naked than
- Combine
- Amalgamate
- Couple
- Not separate
- Get a wife
- Get hitched
- Came together
- United
- Hitched, so to speak
- Fuse
- Marry
- Tie the knot
- Take to Vegas, maybe
- Married
- Got hitched
- Thu. preceder
- Tue. follower
- Hitch up with
- Night that "Dynasty" aire
- Join in holy matrimony
- Take "for better or for w
- Say "I do"
- Bonded
- Have an "altar-cation"?
- Exchange I do's
- Ringed?
- Take the plunge, so to sp
- Join together
- You and I would take the plunge
- something gary oldman has done often
- Commit matrimony
- bind firmly
- took a partner
- Melded
- Exchanged rings
- Hitched
- Joined in matrimony
- Unite closely
- You and I have daughter to get hitched
- get married
- Got married
- Take the plunge
- We had married
- Take in marriage
- take a spouse
- become one with
- Get married in Sweden
- Unite in marriage
- Eloped
- Merge
- join the family, say
- attach firmly
- elope, say
- united in marriage
- abandon bachelorhood
- form a union
- give up the single life
- take the plunge, in a way
- exchange rings
- Joined mid-week
- Exchange vows with
- put on a ring, say
- Get married to
- Marry your love say
- Espouse
- “With this ring I thee ...”
- Get unionized?
- Leave the single life behind
- United – or possibly Wednesday?
- Join in matrimony
- Exchange vows
- Become a 38-Down
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- Tied the knot
- Exchange marriage vows
- Make it legal
- Take a wife
- Bring together
- Combine harmoniously
- Get hitched to
- Become a spouse
- Became a spouse
- Take as a husband or wife
- Unite in matrimony
- "i ...... art": rosa bonheur
- Made one out of two
- Take marriage vows
- Walk down the aisle
- Joined closely
- "Take the plunge, so to speak"
- We would shortly be married
- "Take for better or for worse"
- Take for better or for worse, say
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- Jump the broom, so to speak
- Lent's start, e.g.: Abbr.
- Hump day: Abbr.
- Tues. follower
- Said "I do" together
- Yoke
- Made a commitment to
- Word after "I thee"
- Join at the altar
- Day before Thu
- Emulate Rolfe and Pocahontas
- Forsake bachelorhood
- Mat. day
- Said "I do"
- Become one
- Join closely
- Get "altarations"
- Day: Abbr.
- Become The Other Half Of
- Stop being single
- performed nuptials
- Took a bride
- Acquire in-laws
- What two grooms may do
- Got married to
- Day before Thur
- Tuesday follower, for short
- Exchanged vows
- United [but not at Sheffield]
- Joined in marriage
- United we stand - all but Stan
- Take a mate
- Exchange rings and a kiss
- Join with rings
- Unite at the altar
- Become husband and wife
- Join together at the altar
- Join couple in marriage
- Day after Tuesday, for short
- Newly..., a recently married person
- Make a lady a wife
- it's between tue. and thu.
- Exchange rings with
- join in marriage
- Midweek abbr.
- Tie the knot, say
- Calendar abbr.
- Exchanged vows at the altar
- Become spouses
- Day before Thursday, for short
- Officially become man and wife
- We had contracted to get married
- Acquired in-laws
- go beyond dating
- Became Mr. and Mrs.
- Say I do to
- Take as a spouse
- Go from bachelor to groom
- ... dew
- Short day for getting married
- the middle of next wk.
- Middle column on a calendar: Abbr.
- Become the spouse of
- Middle of the workweek, usually: Abbr.
- unionized?
- Joined in holy matrimony
- joined on a weekday
- Become man and wife
- Make a bride a wife
- Addams Family daughter, for short
- We figure to get hitched
- Join nuptially
- Marry, tie the knot
- The act of getting married
- Middle col. on a calendar
- At last! Allowed to be married
- To marry, get hitched
- We and hundreds more got married
- weekday, informally
- perform a marriage ceremony
- Yoked
- Wedded
- affiliate
- Ally
- Apply
- arrange-a-match
- Associate
- Band together
- Be in cahoots
- be-made-one
- be-spliced
- Bind
- Bracket
- Bunch
- Bunch up
- Cabal
- Catch
- cement-a-union
- centralize
- Club ......
- club-together
- Come together
- Confederate
- Conjoin
- Connect
- Consociate
- Conspire
- contract-matrimony
- correlate
- Draw a parallel
- Equate
- federalize
- federate
- "...... Gang"
- Gang up
- Give away
- go-in-partners
- go-in-partnership
- Hitch
- Hook up with
- Identify
- Intermarry
- interrelate
- interwed
- Join forces
- join-fortunes-with
- Join up with
- Join (with)
- ...... League
- Link
- make-a-match
- Match
- Mate
- miscegenate
- Nuptial
- Organize
- Pair
- Pair off
- Parallel
- parallelize
- Partner
- Relate
- relativize
- remarry
- rewed
- Splice
- stand-together
- stand-up-with
- take-to-wife
- Team up (with)
- Team (with)
- throw-in-with
- Tie
- tie-in-with
- tie-up-with
- Unionize?
- Unite (with)
- wive
- Joined tightly
- ground moisture lifting midweek
- day after tues.
- Married midweek?
- Weekday that's called hump day: Abbr.
- To get married
- Three of seven
- United we figure
- Joined together or married
- weekday, in short
- Exchanged rings, say
- spliced
- unite beneath a chuppah, e.g.
- The big day when two people say "I do"
- Exchange vows at the altar
- Become married
- weekday, for short
- participate in a union contract?
- weekday, briefly
- Unite as if by marriage
- hump day, in short
- Formal union of two hearts and lives
- Run off with a boxer, say
- Single no longer
- you and i see daughter get hitched
- marry someone
- We had to contradict "22 Across"!
- Married, we come to a dead end
- Join a union?
- Say "I do" at the altar?
- Gave up bachelorhood
- Tie the marital knot
- Three-letter abbreviation for hump day
- make it official, in a way
- Become the husband or wife of
- enter an altared state?
- Kind of bliss
- Spliced, so to speak
- Matrimonial
- Joined a day late? No answer
- Married
- Married by eminent cleric in Charlock?
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- In partnership, weed out some fiddlers
- Joined at the altar
- Tied the knot
- Obstinately devoted (to)
- Persistently devoted
- Got married to
- nuptial, marital
- Yoked
- Wifely
- affiliate
- Affiliated
- Allied
- Assembled
- Associate
- Associated
- Banded together
- Bound
- bracketed
- Bridal ........
- Cabalistic
- Collateral
- Collected
- Confederate
- Confederated
- Conjoined
- Conjugal
- conjugate
- Connected
- Connubial
- conspiratorial
- copulate
- corporate
- correlated
- Coupled
- enleagued
- epithalamic
- federate
- federated
- Gathered
- hand in glove
- Hand in hand
- husbandly
- hymeneal
- Implicated
- In cahoots
- In league
- in-partnership
- In with
- incorporated
- Integrated
- interlinked
- Interlocked
- Interrelated
- Intimate
- Involved
- Joined
- Knotted
- Leagued
- Linked
- Marital
- Matched
- Mated
- Merged
- Nuptial
- of that ilk
- Of that kind
- ...... one
- Paired
- Parallel
- Partnered
- partners-with
- Related
- spliced
- spousal ....
- teamed
- Tied
- twinned
- Undivided
- United
- Unseparated
- Wed
- Not single
- lawful ... wife or husband
- Closely united
- Emotionally attached [to]