ATEASE | "Chill out, soldier!" |
ATEASE | "Don't be such _____!" |
ATEASE | "Relax!" |
ATEASE | "Relax" |
ATEASE | "Relax, and that's an order!" |
ATEASE | "Relax, private!" |
ATEASE | "Relax, recruits" |
ATEASE | "Relax, soldier!" |
ATEASE | "Relax, soldier!": 2 wds. |
ATEASE | "Relax, soldier" |
ATEASE | "Relax, soldier" (2 wds.) |
ATEASE | "Relax, soldiers!" |
ATEASE | "Relax, soldiers!": 2 wds. |
ATEASE | "Relax," to a soldier: 2 wds. |
ATEASE | "Ten-hut!" undoer |
ATEASE | "You can relax now" |
ATEASE | "You can relax now, soldier": 2 wds. |
ATEASE | "You can relax now," in the army: 2 wds. |
ATEASE | "Relax, soldier" |
ATEASE | ''Relax, soldier!'' |
ATEASE | 1967 Eisenhower book |
ATEASE | Anxiety-free |
ATEASE | Army ''Relax!'' command |
ATEASE | Army ''relax'' command |
ATEASE | Army command |
ATEASE | Attention's opposite |
ATEASE | Boot camp command |
ATEASE | Boot-camp command |
ATEASE | Calm |
ATEASE | Calm: 2 wds. |
ATEASE | Camp order |
ATEASE | Chilling |
ATEASE | Chilling out |
ATEASE | Chilling, so to speak |
ATEASE | Comfortable |
ATEASE | Comfortable (with) |
ATEASE | Comfy |
ATEASE | Command for soldiers to rest |
ATEASE | Command to a saluter |
ATEASE | Command to relax |
ATEASE | Drill bit? |
ATEASE | Drill command |
ATEASE | Drill directive |
ATEASE | Drill instructor's command to relax: 2 wds. |
ATEASE | Drill sergeant's "Relax! And that's an order!" |
ATEASE | Drill sergeant's "Relax!" |
ATEASE | Drill sergeant's "Relax!": 2 wds. |
ATEASE | Drill sergeant's "Relax" |
ATEASE | Drill sergeant's command |
ATEASE | Drill sergeant's command to relax: 2 wds. |
ATEASE | Drill sergeant's order |
ATEASE | Drill sergeant's order to relax |
ATEASE | Far from fidgety |
ATEASE | Far from stressed out |
ATEASE | Feeling contented (2 wrds) |
ATEASE | Feeling no stress |
ATEASE | Feeling relaxed |
ATEASE | Feeling worry-free |
ATEASE | Free from anxiety |
ATEASE | Free from anxiety (2 wds) |
ATEASE | Free from tension |
ATEASE | Free from worries |
ATEASE | Free from worry |
ATEASE | General announcement? |
ATEASE | General command |
ATEASE | Hanging loose |
ATEASE | Having no worries (2 wds) |
ATEASE | Having one's feet up, say |
ATEASE | In a relaxed state |
ATEASE | Inactive |
ATEASE | Like good behavior, jocularly |
ATEASE | Lolling |
ATEASE | Loose |
ATEASE | Lounging |
ATEASE | Major command |
ATEASE | Military command |
ATEASE | Military command (2 wds.) |
ATEASE | Military command to relax: 2 wds. |
ATEASE | Military order |
ATEASE | Military term |
ATEASE | Not anxious |
ATEASE | Not nervous |
ATEASE | Not on edge |
ATEASE | Not on one’s guard |
ATEASE | Not stiff |
ATEASE | Not stressed out |
ATEASE | Not taut |
ATEASE | Not tense |
ATEASE | Not troubled |
ATEASE | Opposite of "Attention!" |
ATEASE | Opposite of "Attention!" in the military: 2 wds. |
ATEASE | Opposite of "Atten-hut!" |
ATEASE | Opposite of "Ten-hut!" |
ATEASE | Opposite of 10-Down |
ATEASE | Opposite of keyed up |
ATEASE | Order before "Fall out!" |
ATEASE | Order that may follow "Ten-hut!" |
ATEASE | Order to relax |
ATEASE | Parade ground command |
ATEASE | Past tense? |
ATEASE | Phrase that might prompt a period of private relaxation? |
ATEASE | Relaxation exhortation |
ATEASE | Relaxed |
ATEASE | Relaxed (2 wds) |
ATEASE | Relaxed (2 wds.) |
ATEASE | Relaxed and calm |
ATEASE | Relaxed, like a soldier: 2 wds. |
ATEASE | Relaxing |
ATEASE | Relaxing words |
ATEASE | Reposeful |
ATEASE | Resting |
ATEASE | See 34-Down |
ATEASE | Sergeant's command |
ATEASE | Sergeant's command (2 wds.) |
ATEASE | Sergeant's order |
ATEASE | Sergeant's yell |
ATEASE | Soldiers’ relaxed stance |
ATEASE | Something the drill sergeant might yell at you |
ATEASE | Ten-hut's opposite |
ATEASE | Totally chill |
ATEASE | Totally relaxed |
ATEASE | Tranquil |
ATEASE | Unstressed |
ATEASE | Untroubled |
ATEASE | Unworried |
ATEASE | Unworried (2 wds) |
ATEASE | Words for private relaxation? |
ATEASE | Words from a 33 Across |
ATEASE | Words that affect one's standing? |
ATEASE | Worry-free |
ATEASE | “Relax!” from a drill sergeant |
ATEASE | “Relax, soldier!” |
ATEASE | “Relax,” to troops |
ATEASE | “You may relax, soldier” |