- - sound of a radio signal
- - Sound that might replace a curse word
- - Five-letter word that replaces a four-letter word?
- - Sound used to censor a bad word on television
- - Sound that covers up a naughty word on TV
- - Curse substitution
- - Short high tone as a signal or warning
- - Drown out, as a dirty word
- - Be a good censor
- - Cover up, as a cussword
- - Act as a censor
- - Censor, in a way
- - Substitute for a bad word
- - It may replace a four-letter word
- - Dispel a curse?
- - Clean up, in a way
- - Edit out, in a way
- - Curse word cover-up
- - Censor, as a tape
- - Censor a telecast
- - Curse word
- - Censor page?
- - Sound replacing part of unacceptable episode?
- - High-pitched electronic noise
- - cuss word deletion
- - Inside pub Lee produces electronic sound?
- - by law, every english person starts getting sound warning
- - Sound heard when something gets censored on TV
- - High-pitched electronic sound
- - Censor's cover-up sound
- - Censor turns up all skin and bone - from the start
- - Sound once used by TV censors
- - Signal swimmer in lead to return
- - One may remove bad language from feeble episode
- - Paging device sound
- - Censor sound
- - Sound covering an expletive
- - TV censor's sound
- - Sharp electronic sound
- - Result of bad word choice?
- - High-pitched electrical signal
- - Censor's sound
- - Censorial sound
- - Pager sound
- - Response to an air offensive?
- - Censor's insertion
- - Censor
- - Electronic sound
- - High-pitched signal
- - Electronic sound in missable episode
- - Censoring sound
- - Electronic sound in unforgettable episode
- - Obscenity cover-up
- - Inside pub Lee produced electronic sound
- - Sound of censoring
- - Censor opening of burlesque before strip? The reverse
- - 'Censored' sound
- - Censorship sound
- - Sound of censorship
- - Deal with an expletive
- - Censor audibly
- - Censoring tone
- - High-pitched sound, line breaking audible signal
- - British PM raised alert
- - High-pitched sound initially bewildering retired PM
- - Censor cuts out the bad language
- - "Expletive deleted" sound
- - Censor's cover-up
- - Censor, on TV
- - Censor's recourse
- - Expletive deleted
- - Censored-word sound
- - Expurgate
- - Audio erasure
- - Reality show interruption, maybe
- - Expletive replacement
- - Cuss word surrogate
- - Audio censor's sound
- - X-to-G transformer?
- - It may replace an oath
- - Cover up an expletive
- - Act as censor
- - Cussword cover-up
- - Cussword surrogate
- - Obscenity obscurer, sometimes
- - Censor's insert
- - Edit an expletive
- - Remove the dirt from?
- - Four-letter-word concealer
- - Block out profanity
- - Expletive coverer
- - Common reality show sound
- - Audibly censor
- - One may replace an oath
- - Four-letter-word eliminator
- - Obscenity substitute, perhaps
- - Expletive eraser
- - Censor's cut-off
- - Censor out
- - The sound of censorship
- - Censor, with "out"
- - Disguise an oath
- - Cut out the cursing
- - Radio censor's sound
- - Censor, perhaps
- - Sign of censorship
- - Make suitable for family viewing, e.g.
- - "Candid Camera" sound
- - TV deletion
- - TV censor's signal
- - Censor something said on TV
- - Slip cover
- - Short, high-pitched sound
- - Electronic censor
- - Cover up
- - High-pitched sound
- - Edit out
- - Unmentionable
- - Electronic noise
- - Sound of censorship (rhymes with "sleep")
- - high-pitched sound from shelter kept by oil company
- - sonic signal
- - ...... and Booster , children's cartoon series originally shown on the BBC's Blue Peter
- - sound of some notable epic
- - ["You can't say that on TV!"]
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