Clues for the word "LET"
We've had 509 crossword clues used for this word, and seen it 1772 times in crosswords. It was last seen in Evening Standard Quick crossword on December 31, 2024.
Definition of let
- v. t. - To retard; to hinder; to impede; to oppose.
- n. - A retarding; hindrance; obstacle; impediment; delay; -- common in the phrase without let or hindrance, but elsewhere archaic.
- n. - A stroke in which a ball touches the top of the net in passing over.
- imp. & p. p. - of Let
- v. t. - To leave; to relinquish; to abandon.
- v. t. - To consider; to think; to esteem.
- v. t. - To cause; to make; -- used with the infinitive in the active form but in the passive sense; as, let make, i. e., cause to be made; let bring, i. e., cause to be brought.
- v. t. - To permit; to allow; to suffer; -- either affirmatively, by positive act, or negatively, by neglecting to restrain or prevent.
- v. t. - To allow to be used or occupied for a compensation; to lease; to rent; to hire out; -- often with out; as, to let a farm; to let a house; to let out horses.
- v. t. - To give, grant, or assign, as a work, privilege, or contract; -- often with out; as, to let the building of a bridge; to let out the lathing and the plastering.
- v. i. - To forbear.
- v. i. - To be let or leased; as, the farm lets for $500 a year. See note under Let, v. t.
Referring Clues
- Tennis call
- Spill, as blood
- Serve to be re-served
- Not the best service
- What may be followed by improved service?
- With 89-Down, a casino cry
- Court decision
- Badminton call
- Lease
- Book end?
- Replayed tennis shot
- "___ Me Call You Sweetheart"
- Tennis do-over
- Reason for a do-over?
- Reveal, with "out"
- Sanction
- Voided tennis shot
- Authorize
- Do-over
- Badminton replay
- Umpire's cry
- Divulge, with "out"
- Reason for a third serve
- "Play it again!"
- Warrant
- Do-over, in tennis
- Ring attachment?
- Wimbledon call
- Court ruling?
- Court do-over
- Affranchise
- Give the green light
- Disappoint, with "down"
- God's first word?
- Umpire's call
- Tennis judge's cry
- Diminutive suffix
- Permit
- Court call
- Allow
- Replayed shot
- Voided shot
- Chartered
- Court cry
- Rent out
- Tennis umpire's cry
- Tennis umpire's call
- Tennis court call
- Tennis official's call
- Rent
- Do-over at Wimbledon
- Serve without consequence
- Net judge's call
- Net-touching serve
- Serve to be replayed
- Pig tail?
- Ring tail?
- With 15-Across, not to mention
- Service call?
- Line judge's call
- Service infraction
- Say OK
- Voided tennis play
- Replayed serve
- Tennis serve call
- "___ me think about it"
- Replayed tennis point
- Don't try to stop
- Tennis term
- Call at the net
- Give permission
- Wimbledon do-over
- Find a tenant for
- Pig's tail?
- Choose not to prevent
- Tennis judge's call
- The Beatles' "___ It Be"
- Null tennis serve
- " ___ it Be" (Beatles' hit)
- "Who ___ the Dogs Out"
- Cause to repeat a serve
- Give the green light to
- Umpire's shout
- Slacken, with "up"
- Do-over serve
- Result of bad service?
- Badminton do-over
- Pardon, with "off"
- Tennis serve requiring a do-over
- Charter
- Call in tennis
- Stop, with "up"
- Call from a courtside seat
- Pretend, with "on"
- Diminish, with "up"
- Kin of -kin
- Excuse, with "off"
- Lower, with "down"
- Ashe Stadium shout
- "___ us have peace" (Grant's Tomb inscription)
- Net ticker
- Admit, with "on"
- Do-over, in badminton
- Admit, with "in" or "on"
- Rent, as a flat
- Drop back?
- Court decision?
- "Live and ___ Die"
- Judge's cry
- It gets replayed
- Tennis redo
- Net grazer
- Give the go-ahead
- The Beatles' "___ It Be"
- Certain deflected ball
- Betray, with "down"
- Judge's decision
- Ease (up)
- Suffix for book
- Live and ___ live
- ___ go (release)
- ___ be (don't bother)
- Give permission to
- Suffix for cut
- Admit, with "on"
- Divulge, with "out"
- Grant permission to
- "___ it Be" (Beatles)
- ___ bygones be bygones
- "___ bygones be bygones"
- Imperfect serve
- Serve that doesn't count
- Fail to prevent
- "___ the Good Times Roll"
- Disappoint (with "down")
- ___ by (allow to pass)
- Bad service
- Allow to escape, as blood
- Word with "up," "out," or "down"
- Do-over tennis serve
- "___ my people go"
- "___ the games begin"
- Enable
- First word of a Beatles song title
- More than fail to prevent
- Word with up, out or down
- Service to be repeated
- Word before up, out, off or down
- Reason to serve again
- God's first word
- Tennis replay
- Court call that only sounds permissive
- Rent out the flat
- Certain do-over
- Ease, with "up"
- Redo, in tennis
- Rented out
- ___ down (disappoint)
- Do-over tennis service
- Abate, with "up"
- Reason for a court replay
- Call at Wimbledon
- Alter, with "in" or "out"
- Cry after poor service?
- Endorse
- Net-tipping serve
- "___ it go!"
- "___ bygones be bygones"
- Release, with "out"
- Admit, with "in"
- Ending for eye
- Rented
- God's first word, in the Bible
- "___ the Good Times Roll"
- "___ it Be" (Beatles)
- Net judge's cry
- Do-over at Ashe
- Net-grazing serve
- Cut back?
- Live and ___ live
- ___ go (release)
- ___ be (don't bother)
- Gave permission
- Net ball in tennis
- U.S. Open judge's shout
- Tennis court cry
- Suffix like -ette
- God's first spoken word, in the Bible
- Shout heard at Wimbledon
- Leased
- Say it's OK
- Hire
- Hindrance
- Say it's okay
- Find a tenant
- Authorize to
- Suffix with brace
- Allow to
- '___ me be!'
- ___ it slide
- Permit to
- ___ off steam
- '___ 'er rip!'
- Ease, with 'up'
- Ending like -ule
- ___ it ride
- Say yes to
- "And God said, ___ there be light"
- Chair umpire's call
- Be a landlord
- Tennis shot that must be replayed
- "___ the Right One In" (2008 movie)
- Reason for a replay
- Minor miscue on the court
- " ___ It Be" (Beatles hit)
- Call for a do-over
- Landlord
- Opt not to prevent
- Word before rip or slip
- Re-serve cause
- Leave
- Net grazer, at times
- Ending for leaf
- Roland Garros ruling
- Bad service result?
- "From every mountainside ___ freedom ring"
- Grant approval
- "___ there be light!"
- Court shout
- "And God said, '___ there be light'"
- "Who ___ the Dogs Out" (Baha Men hit)
- Tolerated
- Tennis ump's cry
- Net-nicking serve
- Tolerate
- It requires an improved service?
- Do-over, of a sort
- Errant serve
- Courtside call
- "___ there be light"
- Serve do-over
- Cry from some judges
- Rent out, as a room
- Tip from Novak Djokovic?
- Court call that sounds permissive
- Court judgment
- Re-serve judgment?
- Suffix for star.
- Call before a "do-over" serve
- Ping-Pong do-over
- Give the go-ahead to
- See 24-Down
- "Never ___ Me Go": Kazuo Ishiguro novel
- Give the OK
- Replayed tennis serve
- Suffix for "star"
- Suffix for drop or pig
- Not worry about something annoying
- Call from the sidelines
- '___ me go!'
- "___ There be Stars"
- Permitted
- Serve that's replayed
- Allowed
- Permits
- Word with "bygones be bygones"
- Call for a replay
- Ball in the net, sometimes
- "___ me" ("I'll get it")
- Do-over on the court
- Word before up, out or down
- Pig tail
- Do-over call
- Ending like -ling
- Diminutive ender
- Countenance
- Grant permission
- Word before fly or rip
- Enlarge, with "out"
- ___ others play through
- Cause to
- Court mulligan
- With 22 Across, dismiss
- Call before reserving?
- Service to be redone
- Service inaccuracy
- "___ It Go": hit song from "Frozen"
- "___ me entertain you"
- Call for a tennis do-over
- "___ 'er rip!"
- "___ it go"
- Service to redo
- Give a green light to
- Word before "up," "out" or "in"
- "___ freedom ring!"
- "___ the chips fall where they may!"
- "___ your conscience be your guide!"
- Diminutive ending
- Replayed service
- Court ruling
- Decide not to stop
- Give the O.K.
- Allow to happen
- Sit still for
- Do-over in tennis
- Call after a bad serve
- 1 Across conclusion
- Not prevent
- Empower
- Ending like -ette
- "___ George do it"
- Be permissive
- Say yes
- Faulty serve
- Sanctioned
- "Never ___ Me Go"
- "___ It Be"
- Said yes
- License
- Type of serve
- Said yes to
- Serve call
- "___ me paint you a picture"
- "Live and ___ Die" (1973 Bond film)
- Permit to happen
- "Always ___ your conscience be your guide"
- Kiss "___ Me Go, Rock 'n' Roll"
- "Speaking words of wisdom, ___ it be"
- Ray LaMontagne "___ It Be Me"
- Carly Simon "___ the River Run"
- "___ It Be Me" Everly Brothers
- Alice in Chains "___ me sleep so my teeth won't grind"
- "___ It Be Me" Ray LaMontagne
- Gordon Lightfoot "___ It Ride"
- Raconteurs "Grab hold and do not ___ go"
- "Don't ___ Me Be Misunderstood"
- Hired
- Allow the French a little time
- Allowed to phone back?
- Allowed occupancy of some billets
- Permitted amount of double-talk
- Left the fathead out, as permitted
- Suffer in an old-fashioned way
- For an alien to be after money, is permitted
- Allowed a degree of double talk
- Rented for some little time
- Allowed out of jail, etc.
- By the French, little time is allowed
- Leased for some little time
- The corner at the end of the street seems occupied
- Enable to show a bit of subtlety
- Allowed on court?
- Allowed to sound Latvian
- Tail a pig is allowed when young
- Allowed to be occupied
- It's allowed on court
- Allowed a bit of double-talk
- It's allowed in tennis
- With 32-Across, prisoner's plea
- So then Status Quo maintained by 15
- With 56-Across, "Full speed ahead!"
- Admitted being a bit of a blether
- Flawed serve
- Suffix for "brace" or "ring"
- Service interruption?
- Reason for a court retry
- Voided serve
- Subside, with "up"
- Inappropriate contact in tennis?
- Entitle
- Lease out
- Hire out
- Rent out: grant
- Facilitate predation by forgetfulness about time to do good - be very angry with minister and model
- Allowed line introducing Spielberg hit
- Pig tail?
- Ending for book or brook
- It's permitted in tennis
- "So ___ me get this straight ..."
- Allowed out of school, etc.
- Give leave
- "___ It Go" ("Frozen" song)
- Alter clothes (with "in" or "out")
- "Don't ___ Me Down" (Chainsmokers hit)
- Tennis serve that gets done over
- Suffix with book
- Permitted a degree of doubletalk
- Occupied in wholesale trade
- Tolerate with constraint
- Allow, but with constraint
- Allowed a share in a raffle ticket
- "Pig" or "drop" stick-on
- Lease may be a hindrance
- Allowed to run out
- 8-Down, with "up"
- Don't forbid
- Rent out property
- Result of imperfect service
- Call from a tennis official
- Stroke that doesn't count
- Tennis serve that doesn't count
- The French style of shirt is permitted
- It's not your fault
- Call from a chair umpire
- Tennis judge's shout
- Call to reserve?
- ___ up (subside)
- Tennis match do-over
- Phone up briefly to give permission
- Voided service
- Imperfect service
- Allowed outside least
- Ease up, with "up"
- Word with "in," "on" or "in on"
- Serve that nicks the net
- "___ it stand" ("stet," literally)
- "___ It Be" (Beatles classic)
- ___ alone: not to mention
- "___ it rip!"
- Call at a net
- Leased to some muleteers
- Allowed on court, perhaps
- "I won't ___ you down"
- "___ go!"
- Drain, as blood
- Voided volley
- Give the chance to
- Tennis court ruling
- "___ me know"
- "That serve hit the net"
- Service call?
- "___ America Be America Again" (Langston Hughes poem)
- Book end?
- "I ___ a Song Go Out of My Heart"
- Cause for a redo in pickleball
- "___ me tell you ..."
- "___ It Rain"
- Sleeve extension
- Allowed to phone up?
- Permitted degree of subtlety
- Provide your permission
- Improper serve
- Tart finish?
- "___ It Go" (Menzel hit)
- Accept, with "in"
- In simple terms, leased
- Word that's also a diminutive suffix
- Enabled to lift the phone
- "___ me think ..."
- Allow a little subtlety?
- "___ me get back to you"
- Having tenants phone back
- "___ me see ..."
- Suffer in terrible trouble
- ___ slip
- Venus' do-over
- ___ loose
- Word before ride or slide
- The l in lmk
- "___ me try again ..."
- Book end or pig tail?
- Allowed to phone back?
- "___ It Go" (Idina Menzel song)
- Cause for a replay
- "___ us march on till victory is won"
- Word with fly or go
- Service mishap
- Give a permit to
- "Just ___ me know"
- "___'s Groove" (Earth, Wind & Fire hit)
- "___ It Be" (Beatles tune)
- "___ me explain!"
- "Would you ___ me finish?"
- Say, "OK, you can do it"
- "Never ___ Me Go" (Ishiguro novel)
- Word before "It Go" and "It Be," in song titles
- Certain judge's ruling
- Tenanted as permitted
- "___ It Be Me"
- "___ me be clear ..."
- Bit of a simpleton, you'll allow
- Ending with play or plate
- "___ me ask you this ..."
- "If we must die, O ___ us nobly die": Claude McKay
- Gave the OK
- Apt rhyme for "net" in tennis
- Service that's not good?
- "___ It Be" (The Beatles song)
- "Just ___ it go!"
- Allowed on court?
- "If we must die, O ___ us nobly die": McKay
- Frequent word before "x = ..."
- After midnight: Synchronized swimming
- "I can't believe I ___ this happen again!"
- Court ruling?
- In simple terms, tenanted
- With 57-Across, unleash
- "Don't ___ me down!"
- Cause of a do-over
- Service that's neither good nor bad?
- "___ me get that for you"
- Permit or allow
- "___ me guess ... "
- Give an allowance?
- "___ that sink in"
- Tennis mulligan
- ___ alone
- "___ me get this straight ..."
- Returner's call
Last Seen In
- Evening Standard Quick - December 31, 2024
- Evening Standard Easy - December 30, 2024
- Family Time - December 29, 2024
- King Syndicate - Eugene Sheffer - December 26, 2024
- Daily Quick - December 25, 2024
- New Zealand Herald - December 24, 2024
- USA Today - December 23, 2024
- Family Time - December 22, 2024
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - December 21, 2024
- New York Times - December 21, 2024
- USA Today - December 20, 2024
- Mirror Daily - December 19, 2024
- King Syndicate - Thomas Joseph - December 18, 2024
- New York Times - December 14, 2024
- Mirror Daily - December 12, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - December 11, 2024
- Mirror Daily - November 30, 2024
- Evening Standard Easy - November 25, 2024
- USA Today - November 22, 2024
- Mirror Daily - November 20, 2024
- New Zealand Herald - November 18, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - November 16, 2024
- New York Times - November 13, 2024
- Evening Standard Easy - November 11, 2024
- Your Life Choices - November 05, 2024
- Mirror Daily - November 02, 2024
- Evening Standard Cryptic - October 28, 2024
- Penny Dell Daily - October 28, 2024
- Evening Standard Quick - October 25, 2024
- Evening Standard Quick - October 24, 2024
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