- - Pet butterfly, perhaps
- - Crawl or butterfly, e.g.
- - Butterfly or crawl, in swimming
- - Swim move, such as the Butterfly, etc.
- - Butterfly, for example, found in small wild trek around Oxford
- - Cricket or tennis shot
- - Butterfly or freestyle
- - Australian crawl or butterfly, to a swimmer
- - The butterfly found in 15 across, for instance
- - Pet butterfly?
- - Chip or pitch
- - Butterfly, for one
- - Butterfly, e.g
- - Perhaps butterfly's light touch
- - Perhaps crawl right into Midlands town
- - Backhand or forehand, e.g.
- - Crawl or butterfly
- - Chip or putt
- - Drive or chip
- - Lob or smash
- - Chip shot or putt
- - Lob or putt
- - Cause of a bong or dong
- - Pitch or putt
- - Crawl or trudgen.
- - Drive or putt
- - Tennis or cricket shot
- - pet style of swimming
- - manner of swimming
- - Golf shot for opening round in English city
- - mark shot in cricket
- - The oarsman gives one a line in writing
- - Swimming moment
- - Inspired act, ... of genius
- - Way of swimming all right in stream when forenoon's gone
- - Dash right into Potteries town
- - it's o.k. to receive the rest of the blow
- - Shot Pat
- - Caress member of boat crew
- - In rowing, the oarsman who sits nearest the stern of a shell
- - A hit in tennis
- - High blood pressure risk
- - Caress lash
- - What an oarsman will do, if the boat capsizes?
- - mark of a rower
- - England all-rounder nearly picking up runs for cover drive?
- - High blood pressure danger
- - It might be oblique note to follow Mark, perhaps: ringing endorsement
- - the light touch of an oarsman
- - one of eight requires medical attention
- - How to caress an oarsman?
- - Stoker suffered a blow
- - Pet(Used today)
- - Swimming style
- - Golf hit
- - Swimmer's move
- - Slim Dunlap suffered one in '12
- - Fondle — rower
- - Crew member's motion
- - Cerebrovascular accident, familiarly
- - Caress — rower
- - Caress — golf shot
- - Canoe crew motion
- - Backhand, e.g.
- - Small heads on termites, rhagoletis, obereas, katydid, earwigs and one of the butterflies?
- - One of four on a par-4
- - Caress; swimming style
- - Drawn line; caress
- - Swimmer's choice
- - A shot of the swingers witnessed in 24 across
- - It's caused by interruption in blood-flow to the brain
- - Painter's motion
- - Member of rowing crew
- - Minigolf motion
- - Hit rower
- - Gustav —, composer
- - Mark one of the crew
- - Scoring unit, in golf
- - Piston motion
- - Member of crew in river passing through English city
- - Golfer's hit
- - Pamper, as somebody's ego
- - Brilliant achievement for rower
- - Coxswain's call
- - Crew direction
- - Hit from a 102-Down
- - Putt, for instance
- - It precedes "Substituted Ball" in the Definitions section of the "Rules of Golf"
- - Hitting of a golf ball
- - Golf putt, for example
- - Single act, as of genius
- - Rub lightly
- - Putt, e.g.
- - Swim move
- - Cox's call
- - Sternmost member of a crew team
- - Massé, e.g.
- - Golf swing
- - Rower's motion
- - Golf lesson topic
- - Call to a crew
- - Word from a coxswain
- - Crew team member nearest the stern
- - Difference between eagle and birdie
- - Brush mark
- - Stern one in a shell
- - Stern man in a shell
- - Golfing unit
- - Pencil mark.
- - Sudden action.
- - Oarsman.
- - Member of the crew.
- - Swimmer's motion.
- - Member of a varsity eight.
- - Power in a racing shell.
- - Coxswain's command
- - Golf shot
- - Flatter
- - Stroke
- - Caress
- - Pet
- - Blow
- - Brush
- - Soft touch
- - Touch
- - Touch lightly
- - Swimming technique
- - One sportsperson played by another
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