The term 'when' can be used to refer to a point in time, and the crossword solutions provide examples of different ways to express this concept. 'ALTHOUGH' (8 letters) is used to introduce a contrast between two situations, such as 'ALTHOUGH it's raining, I'm still going outside.' 'ONCE' (4 letters) is used to refer to a single occurrence in the past, such as 'ONCE I went to the beach.' 'SAY' (3 letters) is used to indicate a hypothetical situation, such as 'SAY I had a million dollars.' 'Ifand' (5 letters) is used to introduce a condition that must be met, such as 'Ifand when I get the money, I'll buy a car.' 'SINCE' (5 letters) is used to refer to a point in time in the past, such as 'SINCE last year, I've been saving up for a car.' 'ENOUGH' (6 letters) is used to indicate a sufficient amount of something, such as 'I have ENOUGH money to buy a car.' 'Assoonas' (8 letters) is used to refer to an immediate action, such as 'I'll buy a car assoonas I get the money.' 'SaturdayinMay' (13 letters) is used to refer to a specific date, such as 'I'm going to buy a car on SaturdayinMay.' 'Williseeyouagain' (16 letters) is used to refer to a future event, such as 'I'll see you again williseeyouagain.' 'Nineteenthirtysix' (17 letters) is used to refer to a year, such as 'My grandfather was born in nineteenthirtysix.' 'Fifteeneightyseven' (18 letters) is used to refer to a year, such as 'My grandmother was born in fifteeneightyseven.'