Accepts a T bone?
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TAKESSTEAKAccepts a T-bone?
HOPSINAccepts a ride
SAYSYESAccepts a proposal
DARESAccepts a challenge
PROMISESTOMARRYAccepts a proposal
TAKESONAccepts a challenge
FACESITAccepts a reality check?
ADOPTSAccepts, as a resolution
TESTSONESMETTLEAccepts a tough challenge
TAKESONAccepts, as a challenge
HOPSINAccepts a ride offer
RENTSTOAccepts as a tenant
ADOPTSAccepts, as a report.
ENROLSAccepts as a member.
TAKESABACKSEATAccepts a secondary position
TAKERHe accepts a bet
ADAPTSTOAccepts after a while
TAKESABOWAccepts congratulations, in a way
TAKEROne who accepts a bet
TAKEROne who accepts a bet.
ADOPTSAccepts formally, as a resolution
RENTSAccepts roommates, in a way
GRINSANDBEARSITAccepts a situation with good grace
relativitista person who studies or accepts relativity
ADIATESAccepts as beneficiary under a will: So. Africa.
resolutionerone who joins in or accepts a resolution
relativitistsRELATIVITIST, a person who studies or accepts relativity
acceptorsA person or thing that accepts something, in particular
resolutionersRESOLUTIONER, one who joins in or accepts a resolution
acceptorA person or thing that accepts something, in particular
MAIDENSDepartment of a clothing store accepts help for girls (7)
proseminarsA seminar that accepts graduate and advanced undergraduate students alike
proseminarA seminar that accepts graduate and advanced undergraduate students alike
scabsworker who accepts employment or replaces a union worker during a strike
nolosame as nolo contondere, a legal plea which accepts punishment without conceding guilt
beliefsSomething one accepts as true or real; a firmly held opinion or conviction
bookmakera person who accepts bets at racecourses, etc, and pays out the winnings
bookmakersBOOKMAKER, a person who accepts bets at racecourses, etc, and pays out the winnings
nolosNOLO, same as nolo contondere, a legal plea which accepts punishment without conceding guilt
receiversA person who gets or accepts something that has been sent or given to them