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• ___ Friday

• ___ pal

• ___ pal (girlfriend)

• 'For Me and My ___'

• 'For Me and My ___' (1942 musical)

• 'My ___ Sal'

• 'Purty' lady

• 'Sleepy Time -- ('25 tune)'

• A ___ in Calico: 1940s song

• For Me and My ___: 1942 screen debut for Gene Kelly

• Has Anybody Seen My ___?

• Has Anybody Seen My ___? (1920s song)

• Hello, ma ragtime ___...

• I got a ___ in....

• I've Got a ___ in Kalamazoo

• Me and My ___

• Me and My ___ (1932 movie)

• Me and My ___ (1932 Spencer Tracy film)

• Me and My ___ (Spencer Tracy film)

• My ___ Sal (1905 song)

• Oh, oh, oh, what a ___

• Our ___ Sunday (radio soap)

• Purty one

• Sal of song

• Sleepy Time ___ (1925 song)

• Sleepy Time ___ (1926 hit)

• Sleepy Time ---

• The ___ from Joe's: Ellington piece

• 1/42 bbl., perhaps

• 1/8 bushel (abbr.)

• 128 oz.

• 128 oz., in the U.S.

• 1926 hit Sleepy Time ___

• 4 qts.

• 768 tsps.

• A guy might have one on his arm

• Acceleration unit

• Acceleration unit named after a famous Italian physicist

• Ado Annie, e.g.

• Babe

• Bachelorette

• Balls up, or winds down

• Barn dance attendee

• Barn dance participant

• Barn dance partner

• Bbl. fraction

• Before Friday

• Boy's partner, out West

• Certain female

• Certain square dancer

• Chick

• Country colleen

• Country lass

• Cowboy's date

• Cowboy's honey

• Cowboy's sweetie

• Cowpoke's honey

• Cowpoke's sweetie

• Damsel

• Demoiselle

• Do-si-doer

• Doll

• Duke Ellington's ___ from Joe's

• Duke Ellington's The ___ From Joe's

• Eight pints: Abbr.

• Eight pts.

• Ellington's 'The ___ from Joe's'

• Farmer's daughter, e.g.

• Fella's sweetie

• Female

• Filly

• Four qts.

• Four quarts: Abbr.

• Friday or pal preceder

• Friday preceder

• Friday, for one

• Friday, maybe

• Friday, sometimes?

• Fuel meas.

• Fuel-pump unit: Abbr.

• Gas-pump qty.

• Gasoline meas.

• Gun designer Uzi

• Guy counterpart

• Guy's companion

• Guy's date

• Guy's doll

• Guy's female counterpart

• Guy's female friend

• Guy's girlfriend

• Guy's honey

• Guy's main squeeze

• Guy's opposite

• Guy's pal

• Guy's partner

• Guy's quest

• Guy's square-dance partner

• Guy's sweetheart

• Guy's sweetie

• Hayride participant

• Hoedown attendee

• Hoedown dancer

• Hoedown date

• Hoedown female

• Hoedown honey

• Hoedown lady

• Hoedown participant

• Hoedown partner

• Hootenanny lass

• Hootenanny participant

• It comes before Friday

• It may come before Friday

• Jug capacity: Abbr.

• Kalamazoo lass

• Kalamazoo lass of song

• Kalamazooan of song, e.g.

• Kind of pal

• Lady friend

• Lady, to Li'l Abner

• Lass

• Line-dance participant

• Liq. meas.

• Liq. measure

• Liquid meas.

• Liquid measure: Abbr.

• Little woman

• Meas. equaling 3.7854 liters

• Milk meas.

• Milk purchase: Abbr.

• Milk qty.

• Miss at a barn dance

• Miss at a hoedown

• Miss at a rodeo

• Miss or lass

• Miss term?

• Miss-used term?

• Missy

• N.T. book

• New Testament bk.

• Oakley was one

• Oakley, for one

• OJ buy

• One at a hoedown

• One in pigtails

• Opposite of guy

• Opry goer

• Opry goer, perhaps

• Part of m.p.g.

• Part of MPG

• Partner to do-si-do with

• Promenade partner

• Pump meas.

• Pump qty.

• Radio's Our ___ Sunday

• Ranch lass

• Rodeo female

• Rural lass

• Rural romeo's quest

• Sal for one

• Sal in song

• Sal of song e.g.

• Sal of song, say

• Sal of songdom

• Sal was one

• Sal, according to song

• Sal, for instance

• Sal, in a 1905 song

• Sal, in a song

• Sal, in the song

• Sheila or colleen

• Skirted square dancer

• Square dance invitee

• Square dance participant

• Square dance partner

• Square dance sweetie

• Square dancer in a skirt

• Square dancer, perhaps

• Square-dance partner, perhaps

• Tank unit, for short

• Tropicalismo pioneer Costa

• Tuneful Sal

• Unit of acceleration

• What a guy needs at the hoedown

• Woman

• Woman, a few decades back

• Woman, in westerns

• Woman, un-P.C.-style

• Word before Friday or pal

• Word with Friday or pal

• Young lady

• Young lady in a square dance

• Young lady of yore

• Young miss

• (informal) alliterative term for girl (or woman)

• United States liquid unit equal to 4 quarts or 3.785 liters

• A unit of gravitational acceleration equal to one centimeter per second per second (named after Galileo)