Admit  : 12 answers – Crossword-Clue

___ on (admits) ___ up (admit guilt) ___ up (admit the truth) ___ up (admit) ___ up (admits, for short) ___ up (admits) ___ up (admitted) ___ up to (admit) "Admit it, I had you going there" "Admit it!" "Alright then, I admit it" "I admit that it's not likely" "Now, I admit . . ." "Now, I admit ..." Actor Jamie admitting fault? Admit colloquially with up Admit ___ Admit (to) Admit (to), with "up" Admit (with "up") Admit a mistake Admit a mistake, so to speak Admit again Admit all, with ''up'' Admit an embarrassing mistake Admit as a member Admit as much Admit customers after hours Admit defeat Admit defeat, in a way Admit everything, with "up" Admit failure Admit fault for a lesser charge Admit guilt, with "up" Admit inadmissible evidence, say Admit it all, with "up" Admit knowing Admit making a mistake Admit one's guilt to serve less time Admit one's mistake Admit oxygen Admit politely Admit through a door Admit to a mistake Admit to a poker game Admit to everything Admit to the clergy Admit to the club Admit to the premises Admit to the priesthood Admit to wrongdoing Admit to wrongdoing, with "up" Admit water Admit wrongdoing Admit, as a wrongdoing Admit, as defeat Admit, as evidence Admit, as to a club Admit, colloquially Admit, with "in" Admit, with "in" or "on" Admit, with "on" Admits Admits (to) Admits (to), with "up" Admits (with ''to'') Admits (with "up") Admits a mistake Admits an embarrassing error Admits as true Admits customers Admits defeat Admits guilt Admits guilt for, as a lesser charge Admits nothing? Admits one's embarrassing error Admits one's error Admits one's mistake Admits readily Admits the first customers Admits the truth Admits to being wrong Admits to office Admits to wrongdoing Admits, with 'in' Admits, with "up," in an interview Admittance Admittance to show Admitted Admitted (to) Admitted a view of Admitted at the door Admitted defeat Admitted fact Admitted for free Admitted guilt Admitted guilt (2 words) Admitted guilt for Admitted guilt for, as a lesser charge Admitted guilt, say, in court Admitted politely Admitted the first customer Admitted to a doctor's office Admitted to the clergy Admitted to the foyer Admitted, with 'up' Admittedly Admitting Admitting (with "up") Admitting (to) Admitting air currents Admitting all Admitting all contestants Admitting both sexes Admitting boys and girls Admitting clients Admitting customers Admitting error, in a way Admitting less light Admitting new students Admitting, as a lesser charge AK and HI were admitted to the Union while he was in office Allow admittance to Allow the other sex to be admitted Battle of the bands admittance Be admitted Begins admitting customers Brian who admitted to composing the Windows 95 startup music on a Mac Court plea that accepts punishment without admitting guilt Criminal plea without admitting guilt, for short Danish cyclist Bjarne who admitted in 2007 to taking performance-enhancing drugs when winning the 1996 Tour de France Didn't admit anything? Door sign that denies admittance Drop the ___ (admit one's love, slangily) First major U.S. medical school to admit women as well as men First st. admitted to the union in the 20th century First state admitted to the Union from the Northwest Territory First to be admitted?: Abbr. Gains admittance to Give admittance Group that recently admitted a two-year-old with an IQ of 152 Group with no admittance? Have to admit a mistake Having to admit error Illegal activity admitted by Lance Armstrong in January 2013 It admits very little light It controls the amount of light admitted It may be admitted in court It was admitted as a free state as part of the Missouri Compromise Its youngest British member, Elise Tan Roberts, was admitted at age 2 Kumho product (admit it, you laughed at the brand name) Last state admitted in the 1800s Last-admitted state Like New Jersey among states admitted to the Union Means of admittance Merle Haggard, self-admittedly Not admit to Not admitting defeat Only state admitted under Grant's presidency: Abbr. Openly admit Openly admitted, as in court Opposite of admit Org. that admitted the Baltic States in March 2004 Place to which host Raymond admitted listeners Politely admitted Random, casino-based way of deciding whether to admit a pledge? Refuse to admit Refuses to admit Retailer that recently admitted to using forced labor Start admitting customers State admitted after Texas State admitted during the Civil War State admitted in 1803 State admitted to the union in 1889 State admitted to the union Nov. 16, 1907 Subway admittance Tell-all book where Popeye's girl admits she loved Bluto? They won't admit it Toronto mayor who recently admitted to smoking crack Treaty gp. that admitted Belize in 1991 Was admitted Was admitted to Was forced to admit a mistake What Sgt. Schultz really knew (but would never admit) on "Hogan's Heroes"? With "a" and 9-Down, admit to a lesser offense Word used to admit defeat Wouldn't admit