- - Pressure on newspaper to conceal pivotal element of financial crash
- - accident crash
- - (Originally RAF slang for a) crash
- - Accident involved artist in our northern neighbour
- - Made call after parking crash
- - Paramedics initially called in accident
- - Minor car crash (inf)
- - Plane or car crash
- - Crash, informally
- - Crash (slang)
- - Car crash
- - Paramedics initially called to crash
- - Crash of pain felt crossing river
- - Crash having quietly pressed bell
- - Crash is pain — that's about right
- - Got in touch after parking shunt
- - Police initially called to crash
- - Crash
- - Crash has queen in pain
- - Crash one vehicle into another
- - Crash softly echoed
- - Crash (a motor vehicle)
- - Page with note in newspaper showing crash
- - Bomb heavily, in R.A.F. argot
- - Crash, to the R.A.F.
- - Crash in Britain
- - Crash: aviator's slang.
- - made a phone call after penny's car crash
- - Accident finding king in pain
- - crash by a vehicle within cheap range
- - quietly phoned concerning the crash
- - Without right, criticise golf hit from driver
- - minor car accident
- - called after parking accident
- - Qualm about king's possible aircraft accident
- - Provincial leader called for transport strike
- - Slang for car accident
- - Priest called to road accident
- - Initial pile-up called minor accident
- - Car accident
- - Collision
- - Minor accident
- - Minor accident (informal)
- - Jogged with PG Tips, causing an accident
- - Car accident (informal)
- - Made call after parking accident
- - Made a call after parking accident
- - Car accident, usually not too serious
- - Made phone call after parking accident
- - Made contact on parking — this the result?
- - Managed to interrupt doctor after upsetting little accident
- - Quickly moved after parking by rear of building causes accident
- - Bump into: Brit. slang.
- - Prince initially phoned - caused accident
- - Accident: paramedics initially called
- - bump on the rear sounded – little accident
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