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The Crossword Solver found 389 answers for The New York Times crossword clue “come on in!”. The answers have between 3 and 13 letters.

AnswerClue
ATOMit comes from the Greek for “indivisible”
BLOSSOMSreally comes into one’s own
ONIONa Philly cheesesteak comes “wit” or “witout” it
STEREOcoming from both sides
BALDScomes out on top?
TIDESthey come in twice a day
BRAVENEWWORLDdystopian classic whose title comes from “The Tempest”
DETONATORit might come with a plunger
CARwhere F comes before E?
TEASES“Still ahead …” and “Coming up next …,” in broadcasting lingo
MAN“I mean, come on!”
AIDit might come in a package
OWNSUPcomes clean
AHEADone way to come out
TEAit may come loose
MERGEcome together
OER“Come ___ the Sea” (Thomas Moore poem)
PERcoming from
PEOPLE“Come on, ___!”
AGEGAPwhat might come between May and December?
TAUt that comes before a Y
BAKEDPOTATOside dish that might come topped with sour cream and chives
GETcome down with
RULINGSthey may come with opinions
OFAGEcoming ___
REENTERcome back in
OKRAvegetable whose name comes from Igbo
ODEwork whose name comes from the Greek for “sing”
DIORAMASthey often come in shoeboxes
LIGHTENUP“Oh, come on, can’t you take a joke?!”
TELEOLOGYbranch of causality that comes from the Greek for “study of the end”
JERKYsnack whose name comes from the Quechua for “dried meat”
EMERGEcome into view
ANTSthey might come out of the woodwork
SEX?Science is like ___: Sometimes something useful comes out, but that is not the reason we are doing it”: Richard Feynman
BOBATEAorder that comes with a wide straw
NEIGHsound coming from a bay?
ALOHASthey may come with big waves in Waikiki
ATITcoming to blows, say
HEROICbrave enough to come to the rescue
IMGAYcoming-out phrase
OOZESdoesn’t come out all at once
UNTILwhat may come before further notice?
SKISrentals that come with poles
BASSLINESiconic features of “Under Pressure” and “Come Together”
PAIRSchromosomes come in them
ARPEGGIOmusical effect that comes from the Italian for “to play on a harp”
ANDSTAYOUT“Don’t even think of coming back!”
OPALgem whose name comes from “upala,” the Sanskrit word for “precious stone”
REINit comes straight from the horse’s mouth

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