- - Clings to kindling
- - Clings
- - Dull, boring people from the backwoods?
- - Branches found out in the wop wops
- - Legendary river, reportedly, doesn't flow smoothly
- - Becomes attached to and puts up with
- - Legendary river, we hear, in wood
- - Remains loyal, or maybe switches
- - glues pieces of wood
- - Tree pieces
- - Adheres to kindling
- - Remains in the countryside
- - Kindling material — remote rural areas
- - Rod Stewart is opening clubs?
- - The instant the seconds are out, gives a pasting to
- - "Black ........"; name for NZ men's and women's field hockey teams
- - Twigs
- - Drummer's handful
- - Dog toys
- - Nowheresville, with "the"
- - Glues; twigs
- - Small pieces of wood
- - "... and stones may break my bones but names will never hurt me"
- - Impales
- - Report jerk in boat clubs
- - Butter portions
- - Twigs or thin branches
- - Twigs or thin branches of a tree
- - Drummer's pair
- - Remains in talked-about underworld location
- - Needs grease, maybe
- - Boonies
- - Puck pushers
- - Drummer's need
- - Doesn't melt, as snow
- - Clubs provide small source of local credit for going on bender
- - Stones' companions
- - Butter units
- - "...... and stones may ..."
- - Twin sons welcome credit for basic furniture
- - Fish servings
- - Dowsing rods, essentially
- - Pick-up ....: toy
- - Remote area, with "the"
- - Won't open
- - Backwater, with "the"
- - Jabs
- - Attaches, as a stamp
- - Backwoods.
- - Holds fast.
- - "Five, six, pick up ......."
- - Rural districts: Colloq.
- - Boondocks
- - Hinterland
- - Hinterlands
- - Adheres
- - Walking aids
- - Kindling
- - Remains firm.
- - Hangs around
- - Rods
- - Rhubarb jams?
- - Remains in the rural areas
- - See 34-Across
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