- - It might welcome you home
- - It could be a coaster
- - Welcome .... (item in front of a door)
- - Wipe shoes on it
- - it helps to make a room attractive
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- - You might rate them on their route and they might rate you on you vomited everywhere
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- - Where your business might not be welcome
- - Where no one has any business going?
- - Unlikely place to take one's business
- - It's not commercial
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- - People who might greet you by saying 'Talofa, afio mai!' ('Hello, welcome!')
- - Pago Pago people
- - Islanders in south like eating beef
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- - "Oh I want to take you home / I want to give you children / You might be my ...., yeah" (Pulp)
- - Sweetheart having fling -- I'd err terribly
- - A female companion with whom one has a romantic relationship
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- - Millionaire's home-away-from-home-away-from-home-away-from-home?
- - One of a billionaire's houses?
- - Press for Quarter-back alternative from New York?
- - Press key has nothing to do with Ruth Rock from The Capital, of late
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- - Baffles (ABOUT THIS PUZZLE: If you saw the headline "Fiend Found!" you might instantly notice that, between the two words, only the vowels change — the consonants stay put. Okay, if you were me, you'
- - Visible evidence of logging puzzles
- - must be arranged before afterthought makes an end to the game
- - Baffles — projecting remnants
- - Defeats -- six on the cricket field?
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- - "My good friends, I'll leave you till night. You are welcome to ..." (Hamlet)
- - site of the castle famous as the scene of hamlet
- - Setting for Shakespeare's play Hamlet
- - Royal castle in Hamlet
- - castle which is the setting for shakespeare's hamlet
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- - Ray welcomes a foreign whisky - when you see this, you just know something is going to take-off
- - Strip of hard ground used by aircraft to take off or land
- - escape without a place to take off
- - Method at bottom of ladder that may be needed to go up
- - Fugitive avoids a long stretch of tarmac
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