Crossword clues for tgif
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- Weekend-beginning initialism
- Weekend-anticipating letters
- Weekend warrior's shout
- Week-ending scream
- Week-ending letters
- Weary worker's sigh
- Weary worker's letters
- Tired worker's letters
- Thanks for Fri
- Start-of-the-weekend letters
- Specialized "We made it!"
- Shouted end-of-the-week letters
- Shout of relief
- Shout at the end of a workweek
- Shout after a tough week
- Shout after a stressful week
- Relieved letters
- Relieved end-of-week cry
- Relieved end-of-the-week cry
- Relieved cry after a tough week
- Preweekend cry
- Pre-weekend exclamation
- Pre-weekend "whoopee!"
- Pre-weekend "Phew!"
- Popular ABC programming block of the '90s
- Payday letters, for some
- Payday cry, briefly
- Out-of-office message?
- Once-a-week mantra
- Office letters that bring happiness?
- Nine-to-fivers' favorite letters
- Nine-to-fiver's exclamation of relief
- Nine-to-fiver's "Aah!"
- Letters uttered with relief
- Letters that come at the end of the week
- Letters often delivered at the office
- Letters heard end-of-week
- Letters for one with weekend plans
- Letters after forty hours
- Le Tigre song for the weekend?
- Late-week exclamation
- Late-week cube farm cry
- Late-week cry
- Jubilant end-of-week cry
- Inits. one might hear at the office
- Initials of relief
- How you may spell "Relief!"
- Happy hour initials, perhaps
- Happy hour exclamation, perhaps
- Fri. refrain?
- Fri. mantra
- Expression uttered weekly
- Expression of pre-weekend gratitude
- Exclamation from a weary employee
- Exclamation at the end of a tough week
- End-of-workweek letters
- End-of-workweek expression
- End-of-workweek exclamation
- End-of-wk. exclamation
- End-of-week shout
- End-of-week sentiment
- End-of-week mantra
- End-of-week gasp
- End-of-the-work-week cry, briefly
- End-of-the-week expression
- End-of-the-week business letters?
- End of week letters
- End of the work week letters
- End of the week cry
- End of the week abbr
- Employee's cry on the fifth day
- Employee's anticipatory exclamation
- Designation for some bistro specials
- Cry to kick off the weekend
- Cry of relief near the end of the week
- Cry at a happy hour, maybe
- Cry after a rough week
- Comment heard at the end of a tough week
- Comment before a break in the rat race
- Comment at a cube farm
- Chant in a 2011 Katy Perry single
- Certain happy hour exclamation
- Celebratory week-end cry
- Celebratory cry two days after hump day
- 9-to-5er's weekly cry
- 9-5er's shout
- "Yay! No work for the next two days!": Abbr
- "Yay, the weekend!"
- "Yay, a weekend coming up!"
- "Yay for the end of the week!": Abbr
- "Woohoo, the weekend!"
- "What a tiring week I've had"
- "What a relief!" relative
- "What a brutal week!"
- "Weekend ahoy!"
- "Tomorrow's Saturday!"
- "Tomorrow is Saturday!"
- "Time to unwind!" letters
- "Time to start drinking!," initially
- "Time to party," briefly
- "This workweek sucked"
- "This week was exhausting"
- "The weekend can't get here fast enough"
- "The freakin' weekend is here!"
- "Thank God it's ___!": Homer Simpson
- "So ready for the weekend!"
- "So excited for the weekend!"
- "Phew, what a long week!"
- "Off 'til Monday!"
- "No work for the next two days! Yippee!"
- "I've waited all week for this!"
- "I'm so glad the weekend is almost here!": Abbr
- "I'm so done with this week!"
- "I don't have to wake up early tomorrow!"
- "I can finally say 'Shabbat shalom!'"
- "I can finally leave this job!"
- "Hooray! The weekend's almost here!": Abbr
- "Hooray! The weekend!"
- "Hooray, a little R and R coming up"
- "Hooray for the weekend!"
- "Here comes the weekend!"
- "Good riddance to this week!"
- "Full House" home, once
- "Finally, the end of the week!"
- "FINALLY I can just go home and listen to that Katy Perry song on repeat all night and not have to worry about work in the morning!!!"
- "Eight more hours and I'm outta here!"
- "Can't wait to go home!"
- "About time the week ended!"
- ''The weekend's almost here!''
- ''Bring on the weekend!''
- End-of-week exclamation
- Crusoe's favorite expression?
- Letters of rejoicing
- End-of-week cry ... or a hint to the puzzle theme
- Pre-weekend cry
- Appropriate cry for Crusoe?
- Expression of relief
- Weekly "Whew!"
- Work-weary exclamation
- Weary workers' exclamation
- Letters for nine-to-fivers
- Cry at the end of a workweek
- Cry of relief that the workweek is almost done: Abbr
- Weekly cry of relief
- Work week whoop
- End-of-the-week cry
- Comment by the work-weary
- Exclamation around a water cooler
- Cry before you're off, perhaps
- Worker’s shout
- Cry of joy
- "I'm ready for the weekend!"
- Office cry
- Letters exchanged by employees?
- Weekend-starting cry
- Abbreviation said with a "Whew!"
- End-of-the-week cheer
- "Whew! The workweek's almost over!"
- End-of-workweek cry
- Happy hour shout, sometimes
- Weary worker's cry
- Office workers' letters
- Letters said with a shout
- Late-week cry from a cubicle
- Korbut on a balance beam
- Worker's weekend whoop
- Office whoop
- Desk jockey's happy yell
- "Woo-hoo! The weekend's almost here!"
- End-of-the-week whoop
- "Glad the week's almost over!"
- A cry of relief
- Happy end-of-week cry
- Worker's end-of-week shout
- Happy hour cry
- "Whew! What a long week!"
- Ready-for-the-weekend cry
- Letters for day six
- Worker's fifth-day cry
- Preweekend "prayer"
- Letters of relief
- Popular pre-weekend acronym
- Workers' joyful letters
- Abbr. for Dec. 23, 1988
- Week's-end shout
- Workers' letters of relief
- End-of-the-week letters
- Work-weary whoop
- End-of-week letters
- "What a week!"
- Weekly whoop
- Pre-weekend shout
- End-of-wk. cry
- "Bring on the weekend!" letters
- "At last, the weekend!"
- Week-ending cry
- End-of-the-wk. phrase
- Employee's end-of-week shout
- "What a long week!"
- Working for the weekend acronym
- Happy hour shout
- End-of-workweek shout
- End-of-wk. sentiment
- Workweek's end initials
- Workweek-ending shout
- Workweek-ending cry
- Workweek-ending abbr
- Worker's week-ending shout
- Worker's end-of-week cry
- Weekend warrior's cry
- Week's end acronym
- Week-ending mantra
- Weary worker's whoop
- Weary worker's mantra
- Thursday daydreamer's acronym
- Pre-weekend whoop
- Nine-to-fiver's cry
- Letters for the end of the workweek
- Katy Perry "Last Friday Night (___)"
- Exclamation of the work-weary
- End-of-week comment
- End-of-week "Whew!"
- End-of-the-workweek cry
- End-of-the-wk. ''Yippee!''
- End-of-the-week exclamation: Abbr
- Cry from a cubicle
- Cry after a hectic week
- Cry after a hard week
- Crusoe's favorite letters?
- Casual day letters
- "Yay, tomorrow's Saturday!": Abbr
- "The weekend's almost here!"
- "The weekend at last!"
- "No work for me tomorrow!"
- "I'm outta here till Monday!"
- "I thought this week would never end"
- "Finally, the weekend!"
- ''At last, the weekend!''
- Workweek-ending utterance
- Workplace letters of relief
- Working stiff's sighed line
- Working stiff's relieved cry
- Working stiff's exclamation of relief
- Working for the weekend letters
- Workers' end-of-week letters
- Workers shout
- Worker's weekly exclamation
- Worker's relieved initialism
- Worker's cry
- Worker's anticipatory cry
- Wk. ending incantation
- Weekly shout of relief
- Weekly shout for some
- Weekly declaration
- Weekly cry
- Weekend-welcoming whoop
- Weekend-welcoming "Whew!"
- Weekend-starting letters
- Weekend-lover's cry
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
TGIF
also T.G.I.F., by 1946, slang abbreviation of "Thank God (or "goodness"), it's Friday" (end of the work week).
Wikipedia
TGIF (ABC)
TGIF is the name of a defunct American prime time television programming block that aired on the American Broadcasting Company (ABC). The name comes from the initials of the popular phrase " Thank God It's Friday"; however, the stars of the lineup touted the abbreviation as meaning "Thank Goodness It's Funny." The block mainly featured situation comedies aimed at a family audience.
It marked one of the first attempts by a major network to brand a programming block, with the goal of encouraging young viewers to watch the entire lineup, instead of just a particular show. The "TGIF" block dominated the ratings in the 18–49 demographic for most of the 1990s. However, ratings began declining in the latter half of the decade. ABC revived the "TGIF" brand in September 2003, with its second run lasting only two seasons. For both the 1989 to 2000 and 2003 to 2005 runs, the block served as a lead-in to the long-running newsmagazine 20/20, whose placement on Fridays predates the original launch of TGIF and has remained part of ABC's Friday to this day.
Tgif (program)
Tgif (pronounced t-g-i-f) is an Xlib based interactive 2-D drawing tool under X11 for Unix, available on Linux and most Unix and Unix-like platforms. It was developed since 1990 and is free software released under the QPL license.
Tgif is one of the few free drawing programs that has, as well as a ruler, a usable grid.
TGIF
TGIF may refer to:
- Thank God It's Friday (also Thank Goodness It's Friday), a common expression
- Transforming growth interacting factor
- T.G.I. Friday's, an American restaurant chain
- TGIF (ABC), a former two-hour programming block on the American television network ABC
- TGIF Chart, a music chart show
- Tactical Ground Intercept Facility, a US Military Intelligence collection platform
- TGIF, Google's "all-hands" meeting
- Tgif (program), an interactive 2-D drawing tool under X11 for Unix and the file format it uses, .tgif
- " Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)," a 2011 single by Katy Perry
- "T.G.I.F. (Thank God I'm Fresh)", song from the Kid Cudi album Man on the Moon: The End of Day