- - Pool; plain
- - poetically, a lake or a pool
- - only a pool
- - Just visible in summer, especially
- - Pool used up in ceremony
- - Lake seen in summer excursion
- - Bare bottoms in stream are rather large
- - Pool, lake
- - Mom, in Marseilles
- - in some restful stretch of water
- - Lake in former estate
- - sea in france near eastern lake
- - Pond, in poesy
- - Mother, in Lyons
- - Pool, in poesy
- - Mother, in Paris
- - "A ...... pawn in the game"
- - Sea, in old verse
- - Pool, in poetry
- - Pool or fen
- - Pond, in Liverpool
- - Mother, in Montmartre
- - Mother, in Metz
- - Mother, in Marseille
- - Mother, in Dijon
- - Mother, in Calais
- - Lake, in poesy
- - Lake or pool
- - being nothing more than a lake
- - "This can't be a .... coincidence"
- - You have never talked to a ... mortal (C.S. Lewis)
- - Just before following a leader of men
- - It's a ... technicality
- - Sister of un oncle
- - Dismissible
- - I'm not sure penetrating this setter is simple
- - No more than 1,000 European Engineers?
- - "It's a ... coincidence!" (simple)
- - 'A ... coincidence!'
- - Not good, not bad missing some sore stretch of water
- - "It's a ... formality" (basic)
- - Without addition or modification
- - It's only a small lake!
- - Marseille mom
- - Just me going at half fare
- - Former Enrolled Nurses only
- - Parisian mom
- - ...... christianity (c. s. lewis book)
- - nice parent
- - Marseilles mom
- - Only a section of some recent work
- - Like certain coincidences or mortals
- - ... mortals [no gods]
- - nothing more than a stretch of water
- - just a lake
- - join girl leaving lake
- - "Your ... presence is inspiring"
- - ... mortals (insignificant)
- - Adjective for "mortals" or "pittance"
- - neither more or less than a lake
- - English adjective that becomes a French noun when an accent is added
- - Just about setter on top
- - "It was more than ... chance"
- - A lake, pure and simple
- - I object again to the Maori war club
- - Nothing more than, say
- - Mother, to Jacques
- - Small shallow lake
- - Pure, bare
- - "That's a ... formality!" (just a small formality)
- - ... mortals (normal humans)
- - Whom to call "maman"
- - A ... pittance (hardly anything)
- - ... mortals (humans)
- - Just a French mother
- - "A ... coincidence!" (insignificant)
- - ... mortals (word that means nothing more than)
- - ... mortals (ordinary beings)
- - ... mortals (human beings)
- - ... mortals (average human beings)
- - ... mortals (small and insignificant)
- - War-club; pond
- - Word used before "mortals" to point out frailty
- - only a lake
- - ... mortals (ordinary)
- - "A ... formality" (small and insignificant)
- - "A ... formality" (insignificant)
- - pure water?
- - Mother, to Gerard
- - only a stretch of water
- - Just this writer embraces the Queen
- - It's only me again
- - A trifle
- - Scant(Used today)
- - Nothing more than specified
- - French mother
- - Kind of formality
- - Word with "mortals" or "formality"
- - "That's a ...... technicality!"
- - Small pond of standing water
- - No better than
- - Being nothing more than specified
- - Being nothing more than
- - Adjective for a pittance
- - Word with formality or pittance
- - Word with bagatelle
- - Type of coincidence
- - Pierre's mom
- - Mother, to Lili
- - Insignificant New York band?
- - Hardly more than
- - Apt rhyme for sheer
- - Adjective for a sou
- - Word with pittance or formality
- - Word with pittance
- - Word with "bagatelle" or "technicality"
- - Type of pittance
- - Small pond, poetically
- - Simple; bare
- - Renee's mom
- - Piffling
- - Nothing better than
- - Not enhanced
- - Marseilles mother
- - Lake — French mother
- - It may precede "pittance"
- - Fille's mother
- - C.S. Lewis book, "...... Christianity"
- - ...... mortals (regular people)
- - ...... mortals (ordinary people)
- - Word with words or coincidence
- - Word that often precedes "pittance" or "technicality"
- - Word often used before "pittance" or "technicality"
- - Word for a bagatelle
- - Word before mortal or pittance
- - This and no more.
- - Technicality description, at times
- - Ste- ........ -Eglise France
- - Standing water
- - Small area of standing water
- - Scarcely enough
- - Scantily sufficient
- - President Hollande's mother?
- - Pond, to a poet
- - Pond, poetically
- - Pond — pure and simple
- - Poetic pond
- - Poet's pond
- - Plain; bare
- - Pierre's mother
- - Only this, and nothing else
- - Nothing much
- - Nothing else than
- - Not much more than
- - Neither more nor less
- - Mortal descriptor
- - Marginally sufficient
- - Maori war club
- - Mademoiselle's matriarch
- - Like civilians, to stars?
- - Like a widow's mite
- - Like a bagatelle?
- - Lake, to Byron
- - Lake (and nothing else?)
- - Kind of technicality?
- - Kind of bagatelle
- - It often precedes technicalities
- - Interpol "C'......"
- - Insignificant deLillos album?
- - Having no admixture
- - Grendel's abode
- - Garçon's "best friend"
- - For a ...... pittance (inexpensively)
- - For a ...... pittance (cheaply)
- - Femme who has a child
- - Exclusive of anything else
- - Enfant bearer
- - C.S. Lewis's "...... Christianity"
- - Belittling adjective
- - Bébé watcher
- - Barely worth mentioning, like whatever you do vis-a-vis my brilliant career
- - Bagatelle type
- - Appropriate rhyme for sheer
- - Apart from anything else
- - Antonym for abundant
- - An antonym for abundant
- - Adjective for a mite or mote
- - Adjective for "bagatelle"
- - A ...... pittance (very small amount)
- - A ...... nothing
- - 1994 deLillos album
- - "Lady of the ......": Wordsworth
- - "It's a ...... formality"
- - "Honour is a ...... scutcheon": Falstaff
- - "Honor is a ...... scutcheon": Shak.
- - "Close My Mind" Heather
- - "A .... trifle consoles us": Pascal
- - "...... Christianity" (C.S. Lewis)
- - "...... Christianity" (C.S. Lewis work)
- - Small pond
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