- - "As ... as Minerva" (austere or celibate)
- - Celibate, virginal
- - Celibate chivvied stridently
- - Celibate
- - Without unnecessary ornamentation
- - Simple tea set replaced
- - pursued, we hear, for being pure
- - a chest designed in a pure style
- - Cold, hurry on, though not at all fast
- - Pure she-cat?
- - Ingredients of sachet, when refined, should be pure
- - Pure class to be straddling horse
- - Pure, as the driven snow (rhymes with "haste")
- - Caught with speed ? it's pure
- - reportedly pursued for being pure
- - unsullied, but almost subject to punishment
- - Undefiled or stainless
- - cheats reformed and became quite pure
- - Pure in habits
- - pure social distinction about the first of the hindus
- - The morally pure are chased, I hear
- - Pure and mostly humble
- - simple she-cat
- - Pure Hindu class around the centre
- - Virtuous but cheats badly
- - pursued in order to be seen as pure? sounds like it
- - Sexually virtuous and pursued we're told
- - cheats perhaps, despite being decent
- - Restrained when being sought, we hear
- - Pursued it's said but completely virtuous
- - Sexually pure son consumed by constant loathing
- - Getting close to pheasant in hunting land is simple
- - hurry after a hundred to become virtuous
- - pure drug injected into some people
- - Decent time obtained in pursuit
- - Innocent tense in pursuit
- - pursued, we hear, but remained virtuous
- - he acts in a pure way
- - Virgin is pursued, reportedly
- - Pure but pursued, by the sound of it
- - Unspoiled
- - Sachet (anag)
- - Pure and modest
- - Modest and decent
- - Maidenly
- - Snow white
- - Modest order cut by husband
- - Pure and virtuous
- - Stainless
- - Word from the Latin for "clean"
- - Decent being close to target in hunt
- - Platonic
- - Pure, modest
- - Chuck aunt and uncle finally avoiding relations
- - Morally pure
- - Cheats (anag.)
- - 'As ...... as unsunn'd snow': Shak
- - Pure as the driven snow
- - Innocent pursued reportedly
- - Innocent pursued we hear
- - Pure terror, no mistake, during hunt
- - Totally virtuous
- - Refraining from sex
- - Pure cocaine and speed
- - Sexually virtuous
- - Undefiled
- - Snow-pure
- - Pursued, they say, but pure
- - Maidenly characters in church — a stereotype?
- - Showing virtue of kind hard to be found in social group
- - Restrained Welsh finally breaking rank
- - Modest order husband put in
- - Like Diana, taking time in hunt
- - Not getting any, by choice
- - Pure-minded
- - Like a unicorn tamer, in myth
- - Opposite of loose
- - Clean-living
- - Uncorrupted
- - Free of stains
- - Not loose
- - Forbearing, in a way
- - Free from taint
- - "Be thou as ...... as ice . . . ": Shak.
- - Adjective for Griselda
- - "Be thou as ...... as ice . . . "
- - Not ornate.
- - Impeccably virtuous.
- - Pure in taste and style.
- - Pure in style.
- - Word for Diana.
- - Unadorned
- - Like Galahad
- - Pristine
- - Unsullied
- - Virginal
- - Immaculate
- - Lily-white
- - Squeaky clean
- - Virtuous
- - Like a virgin
- - Pure
- - Not at all loose
- - Modest ......
- - Innocent
- - Austere
- - pursued, say, but still pure
- - said to be pursued when pure
- - Respectable
- - he acts as if unsullied
- - Modest Hindu leader came second in Hindu class
- - he acts in a refined way
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