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The Crossword Solver found 54 answers for The New York Times crossword clue “No more for me, thanks” 8 letters. The answers have between 3 and 12 letters.

AnswerClue
IMALLSET“No more for me, thanks”
IMALLSET“No more for me, thank you”
HARDPASS“That’s a big ‘no thanks'”
IVEEATEN“No food for me, thanks”
THANKSwhat might precede a million
THANKshow appreciation to
ILLPASS“Thanks, but no thanks”
DOMOfirst word when thanking Mr. Roboto
TMI“Thanks for sharing … not!”
IMAjohn Denver’s “Thank God ___ Country Boy”
IMWELLAWARE“Thanks for the update,” when said sarcastically
NPRTOTEiconic fund-raising “thank you” gift
IMSET“None for me, thanks”
FRIwhat some thank God for: Abbr.
MERCYBUCKETS“Thanks a lot!,” in intentionally butchered French
MILLE“Grazie ___!” (“Thank you so much!”)
NAHreply found backward in “No thanks”
IATE“Not hungry yet, but thanks anyway”
MERCIthanks, in Tours
BARBIEhit film whose narrator humorously remarks “Thanks to [her], all problems of feminism and equal rights have been solved”
ALOT“Thanks ___”
MERCI“Thanks” in French
ELSAbaby name that doubled in popularity in 2014, thanks to Disney
IMONADIETcomment that might follow “None for me, thanks”
OBAMA“Thanks, ___” (catchphrase of the 2010s)
NONEED“I’m set, but thanks anyway”
NODUH“Thanks, Captain Obvious”
GEE“Uh, thanks?!”
THAIlanguage in which “thank you” is “khàawp khun”
ATE“Thanks, but I already ___”
ARIGATOthank you, in Tokyo
LIE“Thanks, it’s just what I’ve always wanted,” often
OWINGthanks (to)
NAH“Thanks, but I’m good”
NONE“___ for me, thanks”
ILLPASS“Nah, thanks anyway”
LAOSwhere “khop jai” means “thank you”
MIL“Thanks a ___!”
BOWgesture meaning “thank you”
WELSHlanguage in which “Thank you very much” is “Diolch yn fawr iawn”
AUSTRALIANone who might reply to “Thank you” with “No wukkas”
SIGNStouches one’s chin and moves the hand down to say “Thank you,” for example
YOULL“___ thank me later”
GEEYATHINK“Thanks, Captain Obvious!”
SPRYmoving around very nicely, thank you
NAW“Thanks anyway, pardner”
NAH“I’m good, thanks”
EEYORE“Thanks for noticing me” character of kid-lit
ICANSEE“No need to point it out, thank you very much”
MAHALO“Thank you,” on Oahu

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