- - Could blot the character of a could-be saint
- - A tin's possible discolouration
- - Red wine on a white tablecloth e.g.
- - Spot on a white shirt
- - Spot or mark which is difficult to remove
- - saint, popular, covering up a mark
- - blot on a reputation
- - It can be markedly unsightly
- - Tough spot to get out
- - It can blacken the character of a boy getting out of line
- - Mark, in a strange way, the top
- - Carrot-colored mark on a baby's bib, say
- - Spot on a bib
- - Bad mark for a boy who gets out of line
- - What dropping food on your clothes might leave
- - isn't upset about a bad mark
- - Blemish on a cloth or a rug, say
- - Mark a tin's possibly made?
- - Blotch on a bib
- - You can shift it out of satin
- - Leaky-pen consequence
- - Blot on a cloth
- - Blemish on a shirt
- - It can spoil satin
- - Grass streak on a white uniform e.g.
- - Get a bad mark on?
- - Substance used to impart color.
- - Squirt on a shirt, perhaps
- - Spot to get off
- - Spot on clothing that bleach might remove
- - Spot on a tie, say
- - Sight on the sheets at a motel room you probably want to get a refund on
- - Problem for a dry cleaner to tackle
- - Problem for a dry cleaner
- - Prepare a slide
- - Place a blot on
- - Lit song that's off to the cleaners?
- - Blemish on a tie
- - Tide target
- - What a Tide to Go pen can remove
- - Spot for a laundromat?
- - Leave a mark on
- - Tide may wash it away
- - Wrong to accept thanks for blemish
- - Blemish on a rug
- - Serious damage to one's reputation
- - Isn't perturbed about a bad mark
- - Tough job for a dry cleaner
- - Spot on a tie
- - Smudge on a shirt
- - It gets taken to the cleaners
- - A red wine one is hard to get out
- - Convert Ian to follow Saint Mark
- - Way to introduce a fashionable spot
- - One may be taken to the cleaners
- - Ink smudge on a shirt
- - It may be taken to the cleaners
- - spot ruining satin
- - Spoil permanently
- - Mark, no ordinary saint
- - discoloration spoils satin
- - gravy or ink smudge
- - Mark and Stanley getting out of line
- - Permanent mark on clothing
- - Bleach might help get it out of fabric
- - Blotch made by ink or mud, say
- - Discoloration of satin maybe
- - Dirty mark, blemish
- - It could ruin satin
- - mark isn't worried about answer
- - Tarnish; dye
- - Result of spilling red wine, often
- - It's gotten rid of on laundry day
- - it's an atrocious mark
- - shirt ruiner
- - ink blot, for one
- - result of spilling tea, perhaps?
- - Dye wood
- - Turmeric may leave one
- - Soiled Living Colour album?
- - Result of an ink spill
- - Blood leaves one
- - Unwelcome spot
- - Unintended spot
- - Tarnish or varnish
- - Spill consequence
- - Color, as glass
- - Coffee-spill result
- - Coffee spot
- - Carpet cleaner target
- - Woodworking finish
- - Wood coloring
- - White shirt woe
- - Unwanted spot on clothing
- - Treat wood
- - This goes with the grain
- - Spot on clothes
- - Spot in the laundry room
- - Spilled-ink woe
- - Result of grass rubbing off on you
- - Paint-shop offering
- - Paint alternative
- - Necktie woe
- - Microscopist's reagent
- - Living Colour's third
- - Gravy spot
- - Get coffee on, say
- - Foulard spoiler
- - Finish up some furniture
- - Fantastik assignment?
- - Ensanguine
- - Dye for wood
- - Discolour — blemish
- - Discolored spot
- - Deck finish
- - Color, as glass or wood
- - Carpet mark
- - Blot on one's escutcheon
- - Annoying spot
- - "The Human ......" (Philip Roth)
- - "Mancha," translated from Spanish
- - Cleaner's concern
- - Dry cleaner's concern
- - Maculation
- - Launderer's problem
- - Besmirch(Used today)
- - Washday problem.
- - Discolour
- - Maculate
- - Microscopy supply
- - Trouble spot?
- - Discolor
- - Furniture finish.
- - Pigment
- - Colorant
- - Cleaning challenge
- - Smutch
- - Dishonor
- - Splotch
- - Reputation spoiler
- - Deodorant spot
- - Varnish
- - Detergent target
- - Wood furniture application
- - Cleaning concern
- - Risk of drinking coffee or wine
- - Mark's wrong about cheers
- - Russian autocrat's not left mark
- - Couch blotch
- - Lip ...... (gloss alternative)
- - Laundry problem
- - Laundry woe
- - Laundry mark
- - "Razors pain you ... Acids ...... you" (Dorothy Parker)
- - Much-hated laundry spot?
- - Bio lab preparation
- - Sofa mishap
- - Discoloration on clothing
- - Unwanted spot
- - Washday challenge
- - Mostly remain in disgrace
- - Deck treatment
- - Bring discredit upon
- - Dirty mark
- - Deck application
- - Soil
- - Mark, showing stress, runs away
- - Blemish; colour (wood)
- - Stuff on the deck
- - Rug ruiner
- - Deck protector
- - OxiClean target
- - Dry cleaner's target
- - Blemish on one's reputation
- - Mark, head of security, ain't stupid
- - Spray 'n Wash target
- - Undesirable spot
- - Wine-on-the-tablecloth problem
- - Clothing discoloration
- - Wine may leave one
- - Woodworking supply
- - Penetrative dye; mark
- - Shirt spoiler
- - Mark is terribly antisocial when half cut
- - Get ink on, say
- - Laundry day target
- - Varnish, for instance
- - Discoloration
- - Washday woe
- - Mark's short visit home
- - Scotland's own, following St Mark
- - Post-Thanksgiving tablecloth problem
- - Rug discoloration
- - Spot not easily removed
- - Post-spill carpet spot
- - Fabric discoloration
- - Spot of tea?
- - Modest Mouse "Novocain ......"
- - Reputation damage
- - Red wine spill result
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