- - to truly laugh, you must be ........ to take your pain, and play with it! (charlie chaplin)
- - Fit to return from a place of exile
- - Up to the task, say
- - Will you be .. to attend?
- - Is .... to; can
- - equipped (to)
- - An end to reason?
- - fully fit to perform
- - Biblical victim said to be competent
- - Up to the B in "beer"
- - Let me know if you're ... to attend
- - Totally up to the task
- - Has capacity to report murder victim
- - "Will you be ... to do it?"
- - Up to the task? Even Ray Bolger!
- - Qualified to give a seaman a bit of a lesson
- - Clever as first murder victim said to be
- - Competent, in a position to
- - Was .... to; could
- - clever enough to make port easily carried
- - Isn't .... to; can't
- - Fit to do a job
- - fit to do it
- - Having the necessary means to perform a task
- - Up to a job
- - Fit or suitable to go without clothes
- - "She was ... to douse the fire before it turned catastrophic."
- - "Will you be ... to pay me a visit today?"
- - "Let us know if you'll be ... to attend"
- - Sufficiently skilled to do something
- - clever – gets blockhead to take drink round
- - "Were you ... to catch the train?" ("Did you manage to catch the train?")
- - "Were you ... to get in touch with your mother?"
- - In a position to do something
- - "Are you ... to understand me?"
- - Up to snuff
- - Equal to the task
- - ". . . ...... to leap tall buildings . . ."
- - Up for the job
- - Fit to perform the task
- - In a position to help
- - Fit to perform
- - "He's not ...... to come to the phone"
- - Having power to act.
- - Ready, willing and ..
- - Proficient at the task, say
- - Fully capable
- - effective tablet abstainer lost
- - Fit a piece of furniture, having removed the front section
- - Clever and competent
- - skilful graduate backing the french
- - ....-bodied; fit
- - Suffix for predict or prevent
- - Suffix for notice or avoid
- - Sharp edges taken off stone slab
- - Clever Scrooge no longer miserable
- - can rhyme with cain's brother
- - Competent sailor, leg no good?
- - fit boy diving into alcoholic liquid
- - Skilled and talented
- - experienced rabbi lies regularly
- - Clever stories have no introduction or conclusion
- - being fit is a bit of a blessing
- - having a can-do attitude?
- - Suffix for notice or wash
- - Having sufficient skill, strength etc.
- - possessing the necessary skills
- - Quite qualified
- - Ending for "culp-" or "palp-"
- - clever putting of bulkhead in beer
- - Suffix for break or bear
- - Meeting all the job requirements
- - fit, possibly with a suit
- - both the sailor and the french are skilful
- - Having all the skills
- - skilled in removing the top from the hawser
- - Competent as biblical victim reportedly
- - "Ready" and "willing" follower
- - Possessing the means
- - Willing and ...
- - Clever Biblical victim they say
- - Fit for a job and competent
- - Suffix for tax or avoid
- - robust person on board
- - sailor finds the french skilful
- - Suffix for avoid or do
- - having the skill for a task
- - Seaman can be this clever
- - Having the needed skills
- - ....-bodied; robust
- - Suffix for consider or honor
- - having power put back in the rebel battalions
- - Suffix for comfort or change
- - Clever message concealing its opening
- - clever sailor takes on the french
- - Well-qualified for the task
- - Expert immersed in tea-blending
- - Constables not entirely competent
- - Suffix for bear or break
- - Suffix for respect or replace
- - Suffix for avoid or accept
- - Ready, willing %26 ...
- - Prepared, skilled
- - Heard first victim was skilled
- - Suffix for afford or avoid
- - Talented sailor followed by the French
- - All brilliant leading experts are competent
- - Competent enough
- - Backward island not lacking in skill
- - ...-bodied (healthy)
- - ...-bodied (competent and skillful for the job)
- - Possessing the skill
- - "... was I ere I saw Elba" (famous palindrome)
- - Skilled and qualified
- - Sufficiently qualified
- - A seaman can be so skilled
- - Having the necessary skills
- - Qualified and ready
- - clever, but bigheaded when there's beer around
- - Having the skills necessary
- - Suffix for profit or reason
- - ...- bodied (fit for the task)
- - Accomplished, proficient
- - With The Required Capacity
- - Fit; competent
- - Ending for 'agree' or 'account'
- - Proficient in tables
- - Fit for inclusion in tableaux
- - suffix with "suit" or "size"
- - Skilled as Bale on the move
- - Cut out for the task at hand
- - far from feckless
- - Arab League is partially competent
- - Strong beer, holding bottle opener?
- - physically healthy
- - no weakling on board
- - Properly fit
- - like napoleon, in a palindrome
- - skilful sailor takes on the french
- - Suffix for fashion or afford
- - Suffix for 'agree' or 'account'
- - Skilled enough
- - Sufficiently skilled
- - With the wherewithal
- - Cutting the mustard
- - Part of a ready trio
- - Not inept
- - Having sufficient skill
- - Not incompetent
- - Willing companion
- - Ready and willing's partner
- - Kind of seaman
- - Baker's predecessor
- - Start of a palindrome
- - Not just ready and willing
- - Having the necessary skill
- - Having the necessary power
- - Having enough skill
- - Hardly helpless
- - Good at one's job
- - Fully fit
- - Adequately skilled
- - Ready and willing companion
- - Having the skills
- - Having the power
- - Type of seaman
- - Talented enough
- - Start of a well-known palindrome
- - Start of a popular palindrome
- - Start of a famed palindrome
- - Seaman's description
- - Possessing the know-how
- - Possessed of the requisite skills
- - Having the aptitude
- - Habile
- - Fully functional
- - Cut out for it
- - ......, Baker, Charlie
- - ......-bodied (strong)
- - With the skills
- - With the power
- - Thor ......, U.S. rocket
- - Suitably qualified
- - Suit tail?
- - Strong of body and mind
- - Simian space traveler: 1959
- - Showing talent.
- - Senator's adjective for a colleague
- - Ready's partner
- - Ready for work
- - Palindrome opener
- - Not impotent
- - Letter before Baker
- - Legally empowered
- - Kind of seamen
- - Highly adroit
- - Having the required skills
- - Having talent
- - Having skills
- - Hacking it
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