- - free someone from duty or from pain
- - Release right and wrong information in the period leading up to a festival
- - in there, lie very still to make things easier
- - Stand in for Republican first lady penning tale
- - Stand in for Romeo priest found on top of woman
- - Provide comfort to the real Eve, or so we hear
- - the way to ease a liver upset - really ease it
- - Take over from a king and two biblical characters
- - Soothe Republican First Lady hosting priest from Israel
- - Take over duty from
- - take a job over to break the monotony
- - take over from engineers, as it happens, around five, ultimately
- - Take over from with ease
- - Take the place of, as a starting pitcher
- - Break the sameness of
- - Release from duty.
- - Private business, in slang
- - Stand in for Royal Engineers and be outside base
- - Take over responsibilities from
- - Come out of the bullpen
- - Free from duty: on leave we hear
- - Take over from European, absorbed by experience once more
- - Replace on the mound
- - Free from obligation and religion, not half, naughty woman!
- - Take the place of
- - Come in for
- - Come in from the bullpen
- - Break the monotony
- - Ease the tension.
- - Fill in (for)
- - Go in (for)
- - Free from anxiety
- - Take over from
- - free mongrel i eventually impounded
- - Dispel worries
- - Bring aid to fifty-one locked up by local magistrate
- - take over when about to depart, say
- - Discharge rector replacing bishop as head of trust
- - Replace soldiers, as it happens, touring East
- - ease a burden
- - Religious education story very easy, initially, to replace
- - Marriage of two OT characters meeting resistance, calm
- - Replace as a starting pitcher
- - experience again having energy to alleviate
- - Free of duty
- - Make milder
- - bring aid
- - Right to trust missing book provides help
- - take half a barrel one night before to alleviate
- - Make discomfort less severe
- - concerning story some caveats soften
- - Semi-reliable Eve to take over
- - Reduce discomfort
- - Lessen monotony of
- - Ease up(Used today)
- - Soothe, as one's anxieties
- - Lessen, as pressure
- - Ease, as tension
- - Solace
- - Disburden
- - Lessen, like pain
- - Help Resistance woman tempted to conceal priest
- - Dull relative? That is very impolite, ultimately
- - Substitute for
- - Release Romeo by end of day -- entertaining fib!
- - King two biblical characters help
- - Help king and two biblical characters
- - Sappers said to go free
- - Royal Engineers said to go free
- - Despair's ending — two biblical characters help
- - Antonym of "aggravate"
- - Take over for
- - Release right priest before close of day
- - Alleviate (pain)
- - Replace engineers on holiday, we are told
- - Make duty-free?
- - Free, about to go on holiday, it's said
- - Take away relic, even ignoring conclusions
- - Ease, as pain
- - Let up on
- - Give a break
- - Take over for a band member
- - Substitute for, as a pitcher
- - Sub for
- - Take over for, as a pitcher
- - Perform as a closer
- - Change pitchers
- - Replace a starter
- - Remove pressure
- - Emulate Bob Stanley
- - What firemen do on a diamond
- - Do a pitching chore
- - Serve a pitching role
- - Do a pitching job
- - Set off by contrast.
- - Ease tension.
- - Set off by constrast.
- - Give aid to.
- - To spell.
- - Send help to.
- - Bring help to.
- - Make less tedious.
- - Furnish reinforcements.
- - Spell
- - Assist
- - Allay
- - Assuage
- - Mitigate
- - Palliate.
- - Alleviate
- - Lighten
- - Unburden
- - Mollify
- - Soothe
- - Ease
- - Ease up
- - Free
- - soothe liver - treatment includes one vitamin, then another
- - excuse bizarre lie veronica hides
- - woman tempted to devour whopper after dinner ultimately finds comfort
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