Referring Clues

• Invitation letters
• Common request
• Answer an invitation
• Answer, in brief
• Letters to answer?
• Party giver's abbr.
• Invitation inits.
• Reply
• Answer the host
• Invitation request
• Guests may do it
• Short answer
• Invitation notation
• Tell the host yes or no
• Request of an invitee, briefly
• Accept or decline
• Host's request
• Say you'll go, say
• Get back to
• "Write back" letters
• Answer, briefly
• Reply, briefly
• Answer, as an invitation
• Answer, shortly
• Answer
• Call letters?
• Invitation request, for short
• Request on an invitation
• Letters on some letters
• Send regrets, maybe
• Letters of acceptance
• "Tell me if you're coming," briefly
• Answer an invite, for short
• Invitation acknowledgment (abbr.)
• "Let us know," initially
• Invitation answer
• Letters on invitations
• Invitee's obligation, briefly
• Evite letters
• Invitation initials
• Letters on an invitation
• Hostess's request
• Confirm one's attendance
• Reply to an invitation
• Decline, perhaps
• Letters on reply cards
• Invitation abbr.
• "Kindly answer"
• Invitee's obligation
• Brief answer?
• Request from a party leader
• "Let us know," to an invitee
• Short answer?
• SASE contents, perhaps
• Abbr. on an invitation
• It may consist of regrets
• Letters sometimes preceding a phone no.
• "Please answer"
• Part of a prospective bride's pile
• It may involve regrets
• Letters before a phone no., perhaps
• "Let us know," on an invitation
• Initials on invitations
• Invite letters
• "Answer, please" (Abbr.)
• Abbreviation for "Answer, please"
• "Let us know," on an invitation (Abbr.)
• "Let us know," initially
• Confirm, in a way
• "Please reply"
• Respond to the invite
• Respond to an invitation
• Letters from the host
• Letters on a letter
• "Let us know if you're coming"
• Invitation's request, for short
• Request to a guest
• Letters importuning reply
• Say you're coming
• Acknowledge an invitation
• Invitation closer
• Get back to the host
• Let the host know if you're coming
• Initials on an invitation
• Invitation abbreviation
• Say if you'll be there
• Let us know, in an invite
• Decision-prompting request
• "Let us know," on an invitation (Abbr.)
• Invitation ltrs.
• Abbr. on a letter
• Tell if you'll be there
• Say "I'll be there!", say
• "Let me know if you're coming" letters
• Invitation acronym
• Party invitation request
• Wedding invitation letters
• Letters of invitation
• Certain answer
• Notation on an invitation
• Letters to answer one's inviting letter?
• SASE enclosure, maybe
• Answer an invite
• Invitation initialism
• Say you will, or won't, be there
• Say 'I'll be there'
• Say whether you'll come
• Say whether you'll attend
• Reply to an invite
• 'Please reply' abbr.
• Initial request?
• Host's plea
• Abbr. often following 23-Down
• Invite initials
• Invitation exhortation
• Party thrower's plea
• Letters of invitation?
• "We'd appreciate your answer," on invitations
• "Let us know if you're coming" letters
• Say you can make it, say
• "Reply, pls."
• Decline, maybe
• "Please reply"
• Letters that need answering?
• "Answer, please"
• Say you'll make it, say
• "Let me know," on invitations
• Party request
• Answer, quickly
• Short reply
• SASE insert, perhaps
• Get back (to)
• Letters for an invitee
• Inviter's request
• Post to a host
• Letters sometimes seen before a phone no.
• Initial request for an answer?
• Be a polite invitee
• Aid for an early head count
• Use an SASE, perhaps
• It may contain regrets
• E-vite request
• Click yes or no on an e-vite, say
• Party thrower's request
• "Kindly let us know," on invites
• Answer an invitation, for short
• Evite notation
• Reply to the invite
• Answer the host, for short
• Say you'll attend, say
• Request in an invitation
• Say yes or no, say
• Click "Going" on a Facebook event, e.g.
• Write back as requested
• "Let us know if you're coming" on an invitation
• "Save the date" follow-up
• Plan to attend
• "I'll be there" message, e.g.
• Say "Yeah, I can make it," say
• "Please reply" invitation letters
• Abbreviation on an invitation
• "Please reply" letters
• Say you'll be there
• Contact the host
• Don't just show up
• "Let me know" letters
• Can you come to the party?
• Send regrets, say
• Accept an invitation
• Say you can go, say
• Evite request
• Letters to answer?
• Post back to a host
• Party invite abbr.
• Common abbr. from the French
• Short answer?
• Answer an invitation: Abbr.
• Invitation's "Please answer"
• Answer the invite, briefly
• "Are you coming?" request
• Inviting letters
• Say whether or not you'll attend
• Brief invite answer?
• Decline the invite, perhaps
• Invitation request, in brief
• "Let us know," on an invite
• Respond to an evite
• Invite feedback?
• Wedding invite request
• Answer the invite, initially
• "Yes, I'll attend," for one
• Russian state's vice president asked to reply in French, initially
• Answer an e-vite
• Party registration?
• Let the host know
• Inviter's request, briefly
• "Let me know," on invites
• Send one's regrets, say
• E-vite letters
• Say whether you'll show up
• "Answer this invitation please" (Abbr.)
• Say maybe, maybe
• "Let me know if you're coming"
• "Answer, the invitation, please" letters
• Request to a prospective guest
• "Will you be at my 23-Across?" (Abbr.)
• "Get back to us"
• Initial request for an answer?
• "Tell me if you're coming to the party," briefly
• ___ card, part of a wedding invitation
• Say "Sorry, can't make it," e.g.
• "Get back to us" letters
• Invite request
• Respond to the host
• Indicate availability, in a way
• Request to an invitee
• Say that you're going, say
• Request from a host
• "Regrets," perhaps
• Respond to an invite
• Click "Will attend," say
• 5-Across letters
• Accept an invite, perhaps
• Reply "yes," "no" or "maybe," maybe
• Say "I'll be there," maybe
• Answer an invite, briefly
• One may ask for a dinner preference
• "Tell me if you're coming" letters
• Answer an evite
• "May I please remind you that it does not say ___ on the Statue of Liberty" (36-Down quote)
• Send whether you intend to attend
• Say yes, say
• "Kindly let us know" letters
• Say if you're attending, in brief
• Letters in an envelope?