- - this fact largely put in order marine creature
- - His fact baffled a sea creature
- - Hunter and prey together in aquarium
- - his fact about swimmer
- - Staple in cajun cuisine
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- - Largely factual entertainment genre
- - Semifictional film genre
- - Term for a hybrid film or TV genre, based on real events but making use of artistic licence
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- - Largely factual article about year's absence from school
- - skiving from school makes aunt cry
- - Absence without leave
- - Unauthorised absence from school
- - Skipping school
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- - a preferential word would put this creature before her
- - Starting to rid a town of vermin
- - long-tailed rodent similar to, but larger than, a mouse
- - Pestilent creature
- - A much less than ingratiating character
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- - crowd, largely out of order, in area set aside for reporters
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- - 2000 movie largely with scenes shown in reverse chronological order
- - a reminder from chaps in unusual tome
- - Reminder from blokes in feminist campaign truncated
- - I object, with the guys, to the reminder
- - Oddly sequenced 2000 Guy Pearce movie
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- - largely in order? enlarge
- - at home with officer, as a whole
- - Usually e-learning is suspect
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- - “This royal throne of kings, this sceptered__John of Gaunt in Richard II
- - Small piece of land in the ocean
- - This sceptred ....
- - area of london, .. of dogs
- - I fish, nothing less - plenty of water round here!
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- - "this is your brain … this is your brain on drugs," famously
- - TV spot of Sonic telling you not to do drugs e.g.
- - "this is your brain on drugs" ad, e.g.
- - "This Is Your Brain on Drugs" ad, for one: Abbr.
- - spot on advice?
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