- - Notes false start
- - Beginning stage of a season (anagram of "notes")
- - Notes wrong beginning
- - Revise notes from the very beginning
- - start one's performance on time
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- - 'False, false, false!'
- - Bold accusation
- - Claim shouted by Joe Wilson on September 9, 2009
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- - 'False face must hide what the false heart doth ......': Macbeth
- - Be in the ... (be aware)
- - "If you ... what I mean"
- - Realise the weekend is today!
- - "You ... You Like It," 2014 song by AlunaGeorge remixed by DJ Snake that was featured in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2"
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- - False set under false set
- - new trend: use false teeth
- - False teeth
- - False teeth, first invented by the Etruscans
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- - Town hall starts false notion
- - Devon town which gives its name to a type of lace
- - Devon town famed for lace-making
- - East Devon town
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- - after a false start, she's behind
- - Fine bottom, but not much of a looker
- - Dowdy woman following behind
- - Not a stylish dresser
- - Opposite of a fashion plate.
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- - After false start, show off gift
- - making light about hidden money is a gift
- - Gift left in market
- - Left wearing reasonable gift
- - Learner entering just to show natural ability
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- - Business that's pretty good after a false start
- - Fine and reasonable to support adult's relationship
- - sounds like a passable romantic intrigue
- - happening with frequency in a gathering of amusements for public entertainment
- - A very noisy bearing causes concern
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- - Ruddy buddy, after two false starts, became an old fogey
- - Old-fashioned — conservative
- - Old fashioned and conservative
- - Old-fashioned fussbudget
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- - False start punishment, in football
- - False start's result, in football
- - Punishment for delaying or moving too soon
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