- - distant cloth over a jumble
- - Hotchpotch put together for a rag
- - Gambling game interrupted by a piece of music - a disordered mixture
- - Distant artist needing energy, in disordered state
- - A mess, newspaper in Algarve city
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- - Jumble termini X jumble
- - Mingle in club owned by Jagger, we hear
- - Mingle in term nine
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- - Clothes were first in jumble
- - mangled clothing went first
- - Clothing was first to be mixed up
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- - Jumble sale getting half-reduced clothing up front
- - Mix up clothes with French article
- - Mess up the audio
- - Mix up clothing, porter possibly going topless
- - Make a jumble of
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- - Jumble-sale refreshments
- - organise sale of drinks
- - Drinks for sale?
- - "sweeney todd" refreshment
- - drinks for sale, perhaps
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- - Planes that are inclined to jumbled prams
- - Slopes specially for prams
- - inclinations to design prams
- - they are inclined to be the right current measures
- - Inclined features in skate parks
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- - Confused assortment or jumble
- - A motley assortment of things
- - Motley assortment of things
- - Motley assortment
- - Assortment
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- - The jumble sale fellow
- - The French name for a boy unable to lie?
- - The in Toulouse
- - French for "the" used for plurals
- - the, to théodore
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- - Where in Scotland there's big money in jumble sales
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- - edward —, 19th-century english humorist noted for nonsense poems such as the jumblies
- - King Edward?
- - Nonsense poet's lecherous look, they say
- - 17th-century tragedy written by William Shakespeare, king ...
- - Norman or English king?
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