Answer: REPS
REPS is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 228 times.
Referring Clues:
- Handles for a client company
 - There are 435 in Cong.
 - Salespeople, informally
 - Bench-press iterations
 - Sales force
 - Workout number
 - Sales force, informally
 - Sells (for)
 - Exercise room count
 - Sales people
 - Gym groupings
 - Lifters count them
 - Lifting units
 - Workout set
 - Gym set
 - Weightlifters' lifts
 - Account execs
 - Sales agents
 - Sales force, for short
 - Solicits (for)
 - Iron pumper's count
 - Dems.' foes
 - Sales agents, briefly
 - Sales team, informally
 - Officials elected for two yrs.
 - Weightlifter's count, informally
 - Foes of Dems.
 - Salespeople, in brief
 - Counts in the gym
 - Weight lifters' units
 - They're counted in gyms
 - Sales crew
 - Curl units
 - Ones with talent?
 - Parts of a gym set
 - Gym count
 - Solicits orders (for)
 - Agents, for short
 - Workout count
 - Workout tallies
 - Salesmen
 - What weightlifters count
 - Weightlifters count them
 - Members of Cong.
 - Sales staff members
 - Crunch counts
 - Agts.
 - Trainers' tallies
 - Gym counts
 - Agents, briefly
 - Weightlifter's exercise units, for short
 - Training units
 - Tallies in the gym
 - Body builder's count
 - Exercise routine count
 - Bodybuilder's count
 - Many pharma company employees
 - Spotter's count
 - What spotters count
 - Weightlifting count, for short
 - Ad space sellers, say
 - Weightlifter's stat
 - Sales staff members, briefly
 - Members of a force
 - Salesmen, briefly
 - Demo doers
 - House members, briefly
 - Sales staff
 - D.C. bigwigs
 - Sales force members
 - Workers with samples
 - Pilates count
 - Employees with samples
 - Salespeople, for short
 - Sales agents, for short
 - Workout units
 - Weightlifter's count
 - D.C. figures
 - Workout iterations
 - Pro agents
 - Multiple curls, e.g.
 - Dumbbell turns
 - Gym rat sets
 - Congresspersons, for short
 - Exercise series
 - Exercise units
 - Weightlifters' iterations
 - Count with a dumbbell
 - Sales staff, for short
 - Weight room count
 - Exerciser's count
 - House members, for short
 - Salespeople
 - Gym iterations
 - Gym number
 - 15-Across and allies: Abbr.
 - The "20" in "Drop and give me 20!"
 - PR specialists, and a word associated with the ends of 20-, 27-, 49- and 59-Across
 - Ones on the sales team
 - Ones on the sales team
 - Agents (abbr.)
 - Sales folks
 - Bodybuilder's units
 - Agents, slangily
 - Contract negotiators, for short
 - Gym tallies
 - Sales team
 - Benching units
 - Dems.' rivals
 - Gym stats
 - Agents
 - Gym units
 - D.C. VIPs
 - House mbrs.
 - Batch of sit-ups
 - Lifter's units
 - Fabrics
 - Set components
 - Iron-pumper's count
 - Salespersons, for short
 - Weightroom units
 - Lifts at the gym
 - Iron-pumping count
 - Agents "hiding" in the answers to starred clues
 - Crunches, e.g.
 - Bench-press counts
 - Sales force members, briefly
 - Exercise counts, briefly
 - Weight training counts
 - Squat count
 - Count in a weight room
 - Trainer's count
 - Gym count, for short
 - Weight training units
 - Works as an agent (for)
 - Gym set?
 - Crunch count
 - Set count
 - Exercise iterations
 - Gym series
 - Weightlifting units
 - Weight room counts
 - Weight lifter's count, briefly
 - Dem. rivals
 - Workout iterations, for short
 - Salespeople, briefly
 - Congress folks
 - Some elected officials, briefly
 - Bench press count
 - Hill people, for short
 - Not Dems. or Inds.
 - Workout counts
 - "One ... two ... three ...," in a gym
 - Count for crunches
 - See 13-Down
 - Call center staff
 - Agents, in brief
 - Agents, familiarly
 - Workout stat
 - Workout count, briefly
 - Bench press units
 - What bodybuilders count
 - Weight lifter's counts
 - Bench press counts
 - Individual squats, curls and such
 - Training tally
 - Salespeople on the road
 - Group of 435 pols
 - Set units, at the gym
 - They often have quotas
 - Parts of sets in gyms
 - Counts while working out
 - Workout series
 - The 435 in D.C.
 - Workout tally, briefly
 - Gym rat's count
 - Grosgrains, e.g.
 - Exerciser's sets
 - Gym lifts
 - Count of gym crunches
 - Things counted in gyms
 - The 400-plus of Congress
 - Count at the gym
 - Is an agent for, informally
 - Exercising count
 - Gym rat's counts
 - Exercise tally
 - Commissioned crew
 - Individual curls, say
 - Parts of sets, at a gym
 - Single squats, say
 - Workout counts, for short
 - Parts of gym routines
 - Congressional figs.
 - Congress members (Abbr.)
 - Handles, as an account, in brief
 - They're counted at the gym
 - Lunge counts
 - AOC and others
 - Sales staffers
 - PR workers, for short
 - Sales crew members
 - Powerlifter's count
 - Squatting count
 - Gym sets
 - PR handlers
 - Powerlifter's units
 - CrossFit sets
 - Gym sets, briefly
 - Crunch units
 - Curtsy lunge count
 - Counts at a gym
 - Crunch or curl counts
 - CrossFit bits
 - Promotes, informally
 - Pullup counts
 - Split-squat units
 - Members of the House, for short
 - Counts at the gym
 - Weightlifter's units
 - Visibly supports, as a university or sports team
 - House mems.
 - Set units
 - House lawmakers, briefly
 - Tricep curl counts
 - Series of push-ups or curls at a gym
 - Personal trainer's count
 - CrossFit units
 
Last Seen In:
- USA Today - September 29, 2025
 - USA Today - September 23, 2025
 - New York Times - September 14, 2025
 - LA Times - August 07, 2025
 - New York Times - July 21, 2025
 - USA Today - June 24, 2025
 - LA Times - June 09, 2025
 - New York Times - May 31, 2025
 - New York Times - March 22, 2025
 - LA Times - March 05, 2025
 - LA Times - January 29, 2025
 - New York Times - January 13, 2025
 - LA Times - November 11, 2024
 - USA Today - October 07, 2024
 - New York Times - September 11, 2024
 - New York Times - August 27, 2024
 - LA Times - July 04, 2024
 - USA Today - June 14, 2024
 - USA Today - June 10, 2024
 - USA Today - March 25, 2024
 
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