Say "Better not" to 4 letters

Crossword clues for Say "Better not" to 4 letters:

EDIT: Better Better Homes and Gardens, say
WARN: Say "Better not" to
ATOP: Using to see better, say
EDIT: Find better words, say
TSKS: Says "You know better!", in a way
AGES: Gets better, so they say
AGED: Got better with time, say
LATE: It's better than never, they say
BASF: Co. that says they make things better
LATE: It's better than never, in a saying
EDITED: Bettered "Better Homes and Gardens," say
LEANIN: Move so as to hear better, say
HEALED: All better, say
STOODON: Used to see better, say
LEANSIN: Tries to hear better, say
GETHAPPY: 1930s song that says "better chase all your cares away"
LEANSIN: Positions oneself to hear better, say
OPENERS: Jacks or better, say, in poker
EVOLVE: Change for the better, say
NEARERTO: Able to hear better, say
OILUP: Get to slide better, say
LEANIN: Move closer to hear better, say
RESORTTO: Use when there are no better options, say
TRADESUP: Gets a better car, say
RESEATS: Gives a better table, say
RESEAT: Give a better view, say
TRADEUP: Replace one's old car with a better one, say
BACON: It makes everything taste better, they say
DOCTORUP: Tweak for better flavor, say
BUILDCHARACTER: *Become a better person, say
CRANED: Stretched to get a better look, say
RESEATS: Moves to a better table, say
ADAGES: Sayings like "Better safe than sorry"
STANDONONESTOES: Try to get a better view, say
GETWELLCARD: It might say "Feel better soon!"
HOLDSOUT: Waits for a better offer, say
TAMER: Better at heeling, say
TERSER: Like a better sermon, some say
TROPE: Characters saying "you'd better come see this," e.g.
XXXXXXXXX: Tempted with a better job offer, say
PELEG: Literary seaman who says, "It's better to sail with a moody good captain than a laughing bad one"
PELEG: Literary captain who says "It's better to sail with a moody good captain than a laughing bad one"
LODGEACOMPLAINT: *Contact the Better Business Bureau, say
WED: Take for better or for worse, say
MOISTER: Like a better piece of cake, say
ADAGE: Better safe than sorry, say
SIDEA: Better half, you might say
LUCKIER: Doing better at the casino, say
THEBUCKET: Go to a better place, as they say
HEADS: Two are better than one, they say

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