LET IT
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Clues, out of order
A ________ LET IT might make you sweat
Add a letter to the front of LET IT to get a piece of clothing
Anagram LET IT for a loathsome feeling
Anagram LET IT to get something on a book cover
Append an /f/ sound to LET IT to get something done on the web
LET IT for a knight
It falls in LET IT
Natural formation needed to LET IT
Opposite of LET IT
Time when you typically wear LET ITs
About this Raddle
When a serve is considered a “let,” that usually means the ball landed in the correct service box but hit the top of the net on its way there, thus calling for a redo. More rarely though, a “hindrance let” can be called to redo a point in the event of unusual interference such as Serena Williams shouting “Come on!” while the ball was still aloft in the 2011 US Open finals.