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Other crossword clues for answer "SAT"

SAT
Calendar abbr.
Did criss-cross-applesauce
Standardized exam used for college admissions
Test with a maximum score of 1600 or 2400, depending on what year you took it
Had one's portrait done
Kind of scores
Made a lap
Rode the bench
Used an arm chair
Was in session
Convened
Created a lap
Minded the baby
Posed
Took a seat
Watched junior
Found a chair
Took a chair
ETS test
Occupied a chair
Plopped down
Gained a lap?
Made use of a park bench, maybe
Took part in a shiva
Took a load off
Warmed the bench
Used a behind
Protested peacefully, perhaps
Used a bench, say
Didn't join the ovation
Facilitated a parental date night, say
Parked it
Rode the pine
Achieved a common milestone for a four-month-old
Cal. column
Minded Junior
Posed for a portrait
Did nothing
Got off one's feet
Assembled
Collected dust
Didn't sell very well
Got a lap dance, say
Modeled (for)
Positioned
Remained unused
Test whose lowest score is 600: Abbr.
Cal. heading
___ prep (classes for some juniors)
Brooded
Lay idle
Coll. football day, often
Enjoyed the recliner
Exam with an optional writing component
Fill to capacity
Took a meeting
Held a session
Went nowhere
Used a pew
College application part
Took the weight off one's feet
Was in session, as in the House of Commons
Used chairs
Used a tuffet
Was in session, as the House of Commons
College-entry hurdle
Had a session
It now has a writing component
Watched the kids
College Board creation
Exam with a maximum score of 2400
Exam that takes 3 hrs., 45 min.
Exam with three 800-pt. sections
Rested
Emulated Miss Muffet, in a way
Went unused
Didn't do much
Made a moon landing?
Senior moment?
Lay
Did squat
Was shiftless
Wasn't getting sold
Kept rocking, say
Put the bottom down
Was a member of, with "on"
Used the rear
Approached the bench?
Posed for pics, perhaps
Acted like a benchwarmer
Emulated Jack Horner or Miss Muffet
Got down without lying
Parked it, so to speak
Posed for pics
Posed for pix
Was in session, as Congress
Was successful at musical chairs
Used the lounger
Calendar col.
Coll. hopeful's hurdle
Sr.'s exam
Claimed a spot at the cineplex
Failed to act
Rested, in a way
ACT alternate
Obeyed "Down in front!"
Occupied a throne
Internal exam found in 16-, 30-, 35-, 41-, and 56-Across
Little Miss Muffet and Humpty Dumpty did it
Parked oneself
Day after saying "TGIF!"
Picked up a lap
What both Miss Muffet and Humpty Dumpty did
Formed a lap
Didn't move
Posed for a picture
Rested one's dogs
Used a chair
Assumed the lotus position
Met
Modeled, maybe
Was unmoved
Kind of score
Was a benchwarmer
Had a meeting
Activated a whoopee cushion
Didn't play
Emulated Humpty Dumpty and Little Miss Muffet
Pulled up a chair
Remained
Settled on the bottom?
Took a stool, for example
College entrance exam
Didn't straphang
Couldn't stand any more?
Settled on a settee
Succeeded in musical chairs
First verb in "Little Miss Muffet"
Minded, in a way
Occupied ottomans
Word with the same first two letters as 52-Across
Kept one's rear to the ground?
Obeyed an obedience school command
Refused to stand
Covered a lap
Played Musical Chairs
Tended a tot
Day after Fri.
Minded a minor
Prepared to dine
Rested one's legs
Rested, maybe
Wasn't off one's rocker?
Fri. follower
Prepared to read
Relaxed on the sofa
Rode horseback, say
Settled on the sofa
Idled
Minded
Got ready for a lap dog
Wasn't left standing
Grabbed a chair, so to speak
Minded the kids
Gathered dust
H.S. senior's exam
Relaxed, in a way
Used a rocker
Plunked oneself down
Reason for a prep course
Sixth rock from the sun: Abbr.
Used a stool
Wasn't used
Emulated Humpty Dumpty
Watched kids
Emulated Miss Muffet
Held court
Tended little ones
Used a bench
Didn't start
Won at musical chairs
Didn't rise
Ended a standing ovation
Modeled for a portrait
Posed (for)
Grabbed a chair
H.S. exam for college hopefuls
H.S. hurdle
Lay unused
Suppressed, with "on"
Tended tots
Took it easy
Wasn't active
H.S. ordeal
Perched
Attended to barking dogs?
Coll. entrance exam
H.S. challenge
Remained idle
Settled on a papasan, say
Couldn't stand, maybe
Couldn't stand?
Remained on the shelf
Plopped down in a chair
Did not get up
Did not stand
Had one's portrait painted
H.S. exam
Served on a jury
Sank into the sofa
Calendar column: Abbr.
. . . __ on a tuffet
Didn't get up
Practiced Zen
Pre-college exam: Abbr.
Took a bench
Took a rest
Met, as a committee
It follows Fri.
Kept a vigil
Didn't budge
Occupied a couch
Didn't act
Didn't participate
Matinee day: Abbr.
Occupied a bench
Took a breather
Occupied a recliner
ACT alternative
Didn't get in the game
HS sr.'s exam
Waited
Was idle
Occupied a sofa
Remained inactive
Remained on the bench
Bided one's time
Roosted
Served, as on a jury
Took a break
Didn't sell
Wasn't purchased
Dealt with minor needs, maybe
It may be used for Mensa admission
Pre-coll. exam
Abbr. in 35 Down
Watched tots
Rested on a chair
Did not play
Didn't get used
Exam for HS seniors
Wasn't playing
Remained quiet
Plopped into a chair
Rested in a chair
Used a saddle
Was benched
Tended tykes
Test for high school srs.
Rested on a bench
Rocked in a rocker
Used a couch
Was on a chair
Parked on a bench
Used a recliner
Was in a chair
It will include a writing section starting in 2005
Minded a minor, in a way
The Revenge of the Baby-___ ("Calvin and Hobbes" book)
Became interested, with "up"
Important exam for college hopefuls
Made use of a sofa
Cal. col.
Failed to participate in, with "out"
Put one's cheeks down
Was inactive
Accommodated, in a way
Got comfortable, perhaps
Took an exam
Was on one's rocker?
Didn't get eliminated from musical chairs
Sampled a stool?
Sank to the bottom?
Met in assembly.
Conferred.
What Congress did Jan. 3–July 27.
Fitted.
Little Miss Muffet did.
Minded a baby.
Was convened.
Day of the week: Abbr.
Football day: Abbr.
Had a place.
Modeled.
Seventh day: Abbr.
Calendar abbreviation.
Predecessor of Sun.
She ___ like patience on a monument.
It precedes Sun.
Day: Abbr.
Weekday: Abbr.
Held a meeting.
Held session.
Before Sun.
Holiday: Abbr.
Did a model's job.
Stayed put.
Weighed (on).
Acted as a model.
Reposed.
Placed.
Weekend abbr.
Between Fri. and Sun.
Day of the wk.
Wk. ender
Mat. day
Worked for an artist
___ on (rebuked)
After Fri.
Used an Eames product
National exam initials
Emulated Horner
Had a powwow
Mat. time
Met in council
Perched upon
Used a dos-à-dos
Used a taboret
Cal. day
Held a séance
Roosted or rested
Used an ottoman
Bestrode, with "on"
Emulated H. Dumpty
One of seven: Abbr.
Verbum ___ sapienti
Apr. 16, 1983
Dec. 24, 1983
Rested one's feet
Tended a baby
Sab., to some
What Horner did
___ on (suppressed)
Sun. preceder
Held office
Met in session
Settled down
What Miss Muffet did
Verbum ___ sapienti (est)
Occupied an ottoman
Precollege exam
Relaxed
Met in committee
Met, as a council
Sec.-largest planet
Didn't lose at musical chairs
Emulated 25 Across
E.T.S. offering
Exam for a high schooler
Was a model for Wyeth
Didn't stir
_____ out (missed)
Marked time
Academic benchmark
Squatted
Used a sedan
Was impassive
Were in session
Completed a lap?
Exam for the U.-bound
Put an end to something?
Emulated Jack Horner
Used a 38-Down
H.S. event
Twiddled one's thumbs
Didn't bring up the rear?
Didn't get bought
Was on a jury
Collected splinters, so to speak
Was immobile
Was on the bottom?
Did not stir
Exam for high-school srs.
Got into the swing
Stood no more
Was not off one's rocker
Suddenly became attentive, with "up"
Did laps?
Didn't move off the shelves
___ score
Day of the wk. ... or an exam usually taken on that day
Got into the swing, say
Had an uneventful day
Precollege hurdle, for short
Succeeded at musical chairs
Watched, in a way
It has 10 sections
Plopped down on Santa's lap, e.g.
Put down a can?
Did some modeling
Opposite of 31-Across
Didn't get snapped up, say
Didn't move, as a product
Got the chair?
Sr.'s challenge
Used a tuffet, e.g.
Accommodated, as passengers
Exam with a perfect score of 2400
Met, as a legislature
Used a pouffe
Day after 66-Down: Abbr.
Gone unused
High school hurdle whose first two letters, phonetically, sound like one of its former components
Modeled, as for a portrait
Took a rest ... or a test?
Wouldn't stand for it?
___ score (400 to 1600)
Didn't go anywhere, say
Didn't play in the game
Remained in inventory
Sr. stress source
Used a davenport
Used a rocker, e.g.
Never left the bench, say
Stayed on the shelf
Subject of some prep classes
Used sofa?
Perched (on)
Was on the bench
Wasn't a straphanger
Avoided elimination in musical chairs
Common tutoring subject
Didn't go anywhere
Lost one's standing?
Prepared for bad news, perhaps
Hurdle for a H.S. senior, maybe
Didn't play, say
Squalled, say
Took the bench, say
Ordeal for many H.S. seniors
Squelched, with "on"
Took the bench
Dropped behind?
Made a lap, say
Didn't run
Acknowledged that the Torah was back in the ark
Prepared for a meeting
Test with an essay section
Took a break, maybe
Used a divan
Was on a bench
Watched a baby
Stayed idle
High-school sr.'s exam
Fri.-Sun. link
Rested at a boring show
Used a sofa
Kate Bush "___ in Your Lap"
Test dropout rockers never take (abbr.)
Nick Cave "As I ___ Sadly by Her Side"
What you did at boring show
What you did at slow show
What you did on lawn seat
What Kate Bush did on "Your Lap"?
I ___ By the Ocean
Did a bench press?
Where 1600 is perfection
Ass was papasan'd
College Board test
Didn't lose in musical chairs
Exam with a score range of 400 to 1600
Rested on a meditation cushion
Rested on a tatami, perhaps
Used a meditation cushion
Prepared to be shot
Parked
Modelled
Didn't take a stand?
Waited for a treat, like a dog
Exam with a perfect score of 1600
Exam for many H.S. juniors
Held the chair
Watched a wee one
Went to waste
What little Miss Muffet did
Word with up or down
Utilized a tuffet
What Miss Muffet and Humpty Dumpty did
Had a seat
Prepared to play piano
Prepared to play the cello
Was immobile, in a way
Made use of a chair
Stopped standing
Made use of a divan
Took weight off one's feet
Was light on one's feet?
Filled a chair
Didn't stand
Emulated Miss Muffet and Humpty Dumpty
Prepared to rock a rocker
Took a bit of a rest, in a way
Utilized a bench
Was finally in the swing?
Left one's feet
Made a butt rest
Prepared to see a film
Watched an infant
Enjoyed a recliner
Pulled up a stool
Survived in musical chairs
Didn't get to play
Occupied a rocker
Opposite of 14-Down
Posed for a photo
Prepared to meditate, say
Relaxed in an easy chair
Stopped standing, say
Did a basic dog trick
Test that some colleges don't require
Didn't stand for something?
Rested on an ottoman
Settled into a booth, say
Survived a game of musical chairs
Used a floor cushion
Exam whose top score is 1600
Occupied a booth
Occupied a seat
Test the constructor took to create 20-Across?
Used the La-Z-Boy
Sch. test
High sch. challenge
Used the waiting room
Its origin is Princeton NJ
Sr.'s b te noire
High school seniors exam
School meas.
Did not stand for it?
Convened to consider legislation
Was left idle
Academic benchmark, briefly
Emulated a benchwarmer
Joined a jury
National HS exam
Presided, as a judge
Senior exam
Looked after Junior
Went to waste, as merchandise
Wasn't in the starting lineup
Got into a saddle
Occupied a jury box
Settled on a divan
Day after 18-Across
Rested on a divan, say
Used a papasan
Got in position for vipassana meditation
Popped a squat
Test taken for college admissions
Used a zabuton
Exam for some H.S. juniors
Settled into a chair
Exam scored out of 1600
Plopped down on a couch
Rested in lotus pose
Rested on a beanbag
Coll. key, often
ETS administers it
Was a juror
Got together
Struck a pose
Had no standing?
Made use of a couch
Rested on a recliner
Waited on a stoop
Rested on the bottom?
Relaxed, perhaps
MIT applicant's exam, perhaps
Rested for a bit
Didn't remain standing
Made use of a pew
Took a spot on a pew
Obeyed a cry of "Down in front!"
Joined the jury
Joined the table
1600 is perfect on it
He addressed the Knesset in 1977
Plopped oneself down
Wasn't in the game
Parked on a pew
Watched the little ones
Exam for srs.
Took a breather, maybe
Watched the young ones
Gave one's legs a rest
Stayed on the bench