- - Gradually wear away, like soil near a river
- - There's nothing in wild deer to have a bad effect
- - slowly disappear, as a coastline
- - Wash away, as a coastline
- - Wear away, as a beach
- - Slowly reduce, as a cliff face
- - Weather, in a way
- - Slowly reduce, as a cliff
- - Make smaller, in a way
- - Form a gully
- - Disappear slowly, in a way
- - Diminish, in a way
- - Carve a canyon
- - Wear away, like a coastline
- - Wear away, as a bank
- - Wear away slowly, like a seacoast
- - Wear away naturally, like a coastline
- - Wash away, as a bank
- - Undermine, in a way
- - Steadily reduce, in a way
- - Slowly wear away, like a shoreline
- - Slowly wear away, as a cliff face
- - Make a bank withdrawal?
- - Destroy by weathering
- - wear with time
- - wear down, before getting too much
- - Start to crumble? Not entirely 'zero defects'
- - I hesitate to say some poetic lines are wearing
- - Weather lady who rules lines
- - Wear what the chap did on 'is 'orse
- - being upset about sonnet, perhaps will eat away at them
- - Chip away over time
- - Gradually crumble away
- - Before going out to do wrong, be destructive
- - Wear away slowly but surely
- - Be gradually worn away
- - gradually destroy poem with hesitation at first
- - Wear down some huge rodents
- - Weather away, as soil
- - undermine, as support
- - Some idle rodents lose ground
- - destroy piecemeal
- - Grind away in bar in central Greece
- - Some fierce rodents grind away
- - grind down royal verse
- - seriously weaken
- - Wash away, like soil
- - Gradually wear away, like soil
- - eat way
- - Get washed away, like soil
- - Gradually get through drugs found on both sides of bar
- - Wear away, as due to wind
- - Wear away, like some river banks
- - chip away at poem praising long-running medical drama?
- - eat away part of the rod, evidently
- - wear down queen with poem
- - Grind away before sealing arrangement with bank
- - wear away by writing poetry after hesitation
- - Wear away slowly, like rocks
- - Wear away by natural agents, as soil
- - Wear away slowly from wind and water
- - Displace over time, as topsoil
- - Gradually wear away, as soil
- - eat away like some active rodent
- - Wash away gradually like soil
- - Wear down bit by bit
- - Wear away, like soil
- - Eat dirt
- - Become weatherworn
- - Destroy by degrees
- - Give way to wind and water
- - Disintegrate slowly
- - Cause to deteriorate
- - Lose support
- - Destroy over time
- - Wear down, as confidence
- - Destroy bit by bit
- - Shorelines do it
- - Wash away, as soil
- - Subject to planation
- - Subject to ablation
- - Slowly destroy
- - Gradually deteriorate
- - Fall off, as support
- - Crumble over time
- - Chip away at, as confidence
- - Chip away
- - Weather away
- - Wear away, as soil
- - Wash away slowly
- - Undo by degrees
- - Undermine, as confidence
- - Trade center in India
- - Slowly wear away
- - Slowly disintegrate
- - Slip away, as support
- - Gradually destroy, as shoreline
- - Fall off, as popularity
- - Deplete gradually
- - Decrease, as support
- - Decrease, as confidence
- - Wear through weathering
- - Wear away, as rock
- - Wear away, as earth
- - Vanish over time
- - Shrink in increments
- - Lose underpinnings
- - Lose at the bank?
- - Go from rock to dust
- - Eat away at the beach?
- - Decay by degrees
- - Crumble, as support
- - Chip away, as support
- - Break down over time
- - Become worn down
- - Become eaten away
- - Weather gradually
- - Wear slowly
- - Wear in bad weather?
- - Wear away, as popularity
- - Wear away due to the tides
- - Wash away gradually
- - Wane, as support
- - Succumb to wind and water
- - Shrink slowly
- - Show signs of weakening
- - Reduce by degrees
- - Reduce bit by bit
- - Opposite of strengthen
- - Lose underpinnings, e.g.
- - Gradually chip away
- - Go from there to barely there
- - Eat away gradually
- - Eat away at the bank?
- - Disassemble naturally
- - Disappear slowly but surely
- - Diminish, as support
- - Diminish bit by bit
- - Deteriorate over time
- - Degrade gradually
- - Crumble into the sea, as shoreline
- - Create chasms
- - Cause to gradually vanish
- - Cause decay
- - Become ground down
- - Withdraw from the bank?
- - What waves do to shores
- - What storms do to riverbanks
- - What seas do to shores
- - What cliff faces gradually do
- - Wear gradually
- - Wear down over time
- - Wear down naturally
- - Wear away with age, as dunes
- - Wear away due to wind or water
- - Weaken, as support
- - Weaken over time
- - Weaken from below
- - Weaken bit by bit
- - Waste away gradually
- - Waste away from weather
- - Wash or wear away
- - Wash away, as the shoreline
- - Wash away over time
- - Vanish bit by bit
- - Undermine gradually
- - Under-mine
- - Take away little by little
- - Subject to detrition
- - Subject of ablation
- - Strengthen's opposite
- - Steadily wear away
- - Some shorelines do it
- - Slowly wear down
- - Slowly weaken
- - Slowly reduce
- - Slowly lose ground
- - Slowly eat into
- - Slowly crumble from weather
- - Slowly crumble away
- - Slowly crumble
- - Slowly break off?
- - Slowly break down
- - Siphon off, as support
- - Shrink, as support
- - Sap slowly
- - Run to seed
- - Rot slowly
- - Reduce over time
- - Reduce bank deposits, say
- - Partly eat away
- - Opposite of build up
- - Naturally decay
- - Make smooth, perhaps
- - Make less craggy, say
- - Make bank withdrawals?
- - Lose some ground?
- - Lose little by little
- - Lose ground, literally
- - Lose as power
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