Agreed to be taken out of ringside seat - I kid you not Crossword Clue

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The hint for today's crossword puzzle is brought you by "Irish Times Crosaire" and the clue we are solving today is "Agreed to be taken out of ringside seat - I kid you not".

Understanding Today's Crossword Puzzle

The clue for today's crossword puzzle is "Agreed to be taken out of ringside seat - I kid you not." The answer for this clue is "INSIST."

Let's break down the clue to understand why "INSIST" is the correct answer:

1. The clue starts with "Agreed to be taken out." This suggests that we need a word or phrase that means agreeing to be removed or agreeing to step aside.
2. Next, we have "of ringside seat." This gives us a context, indicating that the solution relates to an event or situation where someone is seated near the ring, possibly at a sporting event.
3. The clue ends with "I kid you not." This phrase is often used to emphasize the truthfulness or seriousness of a statement.

Putting these clues together, we can deduce that the answer is "INSIST."

Here's the breakdown:

1. If someone is "INSISTING," they are strongly and persistently asserting or demanding something.
2. In the context of the clue, the ringside seat represents a coveted spot, and agreeing to be taken out would require someone to firmly assert their desire to remain seated there.
3. "I kid you not" emphasizes the seriousness of the situation, reinforcing the idea that someone would have to be assertive and unwavering in their demand to stay in the ringside seat.

Therefore, based on the clues given, the most fitting answer to the crossword clue "Agreed to be taken out of ringside seat - I kid you not" is "INSIST."

Definition of "INSIST"

demand something forcefully, not accepting refusal

Example :

she insisted on carrying her own bag

he insisted that she came

he insisted on answers to his allegations

 The Crossword clue "Agreed to be taken out of ringside seat - I kid you not" published 1 time/s & has 1 answer/s. 

Crossword	Date	Answer
Irish Times Crosaire	11 December 2017	INSIST