"Enough already"

THATLLDO

Think of what you might say when someone keeps offering you more food or help, and you want to politely stop them.

The phrase "Enough already" is a casual way to say "that’s sufficient" or "stop now," which the answer "THATLLDO" mimics phonetically—it sounds like "that’ll do." The spelling drops the apostrophe and condenses "that will" to "that’ll" for a playful, informal tone, matching how people might say it in everyday speech. It’s a straightforward example of how crosswords sometimes use spoken contractions or slang to clue answers.