- - Being quite indulgent, let nine members perform
- - it's merciful to be let out at nine
- - Let nine out, being merciful
- - merciful to allow nine to come running in
- - if you need to give a teen no score be merciful about it
- - clement allowed nine in to change
- - Indulgent, allowed the nine incarcerated to go free
- - Nine let out: that's compassionate
- - Nine let off — that's compassionate
- - Tolerant, let nine off
- - 'Merciful' — based on a Latin word meaning to soothe
- - Inclined to look the other way
- - Willing to let things slide
- - Likely to bend
- - More likely to bend
- - Inclined to look other way
- - Ready to forgive.
- - Inclined to mercy.
- - Nine drunk bores allowed to be forgiving
- - indulgent, allowed nine to run in
- - Liberal German certainly not upset to be featured in warrant
- - forgiving sin ultimately, that is central to religious observance
- - Merciful — net line (anag)
- - Lax (of a person in authority)
- - head of lancing finding teen in trouble is tolerant
- - Liberal invited occasionally during religious season
- - Certainly not strict
- - Note that is penned in Church season, allowing freedom?
- - not severe with about nine unfortunately tenanted
- - Tolerant of knight that is breaking fast
- - Net and line in tangle for Liberal
- - Merciful and tolerant
- - Kind of permit blocked by regressive German veto
- - The opposite of what a martinet would be
- - Tolerant communist accepting English on time
- - Nile net breaks: it's merciful
- - mild man with it receives points
- - Hardly heavy-handed
- - Deighton, Irish specialist, is compassionate
- - Soft on punishment
- - Easy-going
- - Forgiving
- - Not strict
- - Indulgent
- - Not at all strict
- - Far from strict
- - Too easy
- - Far from stern
- - Opposite of draconian
- - Linnet flying round east not tough
- - Tolerant of a German Rising in a period before Easter
- - Tolerant attitude initially overlooked in books on the French
- - Light inside regularly seen in time before Easter
- - Not severe
- - Not exacting
- - Merciful, tolerant
- - Tolerant; not strict
- - Soft-hearted
- - Sparing space within rocky inlet
- - Mild mid-evening in days before Easter
- - Soft on the rules
- - Net and line in tangle, which is merciful
- - Nile net loosened — that's merciful
- - Unusually short, as a prison sentence
- - Fast eating that is initially not sparing
- - Tolerant type of revolutionary welcomes note backing riot
- - Mild disagreement from Becker over stopping obstructed serve
- - Forgiving, soft
- - Not at all harsh
- - Forgiving Russian leader neglecting latest new hospital department
- - Soft Communist embracing European Trot's conclusion
- - The opposite of harsh
- - Mid-evening in days before Easter can be quite mild
- - Tolerant flower covers Ulster alongside half the mint
- - Unevenly lie on linen, not soft
- - Showing clemency
- - Soft, in a way
- - Unlike a martinet
- - Sparing the rod
- - Hardly a martinet
- - Not too tough
- - Tempered with mercy.
- - Assuasive.
- - Forbearing
- - Tolerant
- - Permissive
- - Lax
- - Not tough
- - Soft.
- - Clement
- - Easygoing
- - Mild
- - Compassionate
- - Merciful
- - Showing mercy
- - Easy
- - Relaxed, not harsh
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