- - Its use is adapted for wrapping paper
- - being very flimsy, its use has to be modified
- - susan is the one who makes the fabric
- - material named for its use
- - a thin layer of material surrounded astronaut's home by the second day of the week
- - A connected web (of lies?)
- - Sit out with a girl in gauzy fabric
- - Wrapping material is secured by super tape after repacking
- - paper handkerchief - eccentric uses it
- - suet is enough to make cellular fabric
- - is suet made out of paper?
- - flimsy material, but its use is varied
- - Sit back, Susan, with a wiper
- - It's a girl's sort of paper
- - It is, in an old-fashioned way, little Susan with a paper hanky
- - sit back and sue a paper of little substance
- - Letter to publish as a mere fabrication
- - it's out to take to court for material
- - It may be used in place of a handkerchief
- - Every so often trips by girl matter
- - as a kind of paper, its use is varied
- - its use could be for light wrapping
- - It may pop out of a box
- - Time with children? It could be used to mop up tears
- - Need for a sobfest
- - You might give one with your blessing
- - Paper in a gift box
- - Paper uses it in circulation
- - What's put out by cheat, ultimately, is collection of lies, perhaps
- - Tears don't rip it
- - Cells sharing a function
- - One might be given with a blessing
- - It is a girl who might use it
- - One may be given with a blessing
- - It's Susan's paper hanky
- - It may be given with one's blessing
- - It's something to sneeze at
- - Offer to one who's been recently blessed?
- - Necessity at a tearjerker
- - It's needed while watching a tearjerker
- - Offer to a crier
- - A group of cells that work together in the body
- - a group of cells in the body that have a similar structure and function together as a unit
- - it must be susan's series of lies
- - it's the girl with a paper handkerchief
- - Paper that ultimately children required
- - The first hand-out of fine paper
- - tip-top edition using thin gauzy paper
- - Adjust suits and leave behind toilet paper
- - Time Magazine's disposable paper
- - hanky made of paper
- - paper from the latin for "woven"
- - fine fabric used in making suites
- - the first edition has substance
- - Thin, soft paper
- - Tabloids primarily publish light material
- - group of cells with similar structure and function
- - Matter made from cells
- - Cellular structure in the body
- - Problem getting on, primarily, the web
- - Gift bag liner
- - Soft paper to blow your nose
- - Very thin fabric
- - Introduction to Trespasser and Sons and Daughters in the paper
- - Kleenex, generically
- - Thin paper for drying one's tears
- - Paper tiger - the first with sons and daughters
- - Nose wiper
- - Sneeze paper
- - Gift-box liner
- - Paper hanky
- - Interwoven series
- - Hay fever need
- - Disposable handkerchief
- - Thin gift wrap, ... paper
- - Substitute handkerchief
- - Snotpaper
- - Sneeze offering
- - Paper hankie
- - Mesh; web
- - Kleenex, for example
- - Interconnected series
- - Delicate wrapping paper
- - Complicated mesh
- - Carbon-copy paper
- - Bodily matter
- - Tear sheet?
- - Sneeze need
- - Fabric
- - Network
- - Web
- - Really mad
- - Network's tense broadcast
- - Soft paper
- - Runny nose helper
- - Thin, absorbent paper
- - Web matter for discussion under Tories originally
- - Absorbent paper
- - Soft thin paper in layers
- - Intricate structure, web
- - Soft thin paper ruined suites
- - Kleenex product
- - Paper supply on time
- - Paper handkerchief
- - Gift wrapper's supply
- - Thin paper
- - Puffs product
- - Bit of paper with signatures doesn't include Gran
- - Absorbent paper, used as handkerchief, say
- - Epitome of thinness
- - Tear clearer
- - Cold comfort?
- - Thin soft disposable paper
- - Finally, convict put out in cell block?
- - Gauzy fabric
- - Show off suites in The Paper
- - Sneezer's need
- - Hasn't left enthusiast's paper
- - Put out by first Tory leader in The Paper
- - Flimsy paper
- - Tear wiper
- - Car instalment in The Paper
- - Material from The Yorkshire Post?
- - Sneeze catcher?
- - Cold sufferer's need
- - Disposable hanky
- - Paper good at absorbing blows?
- - Something to sneeze at?
- - Sniffler's need
- - Paper required that's first edition
- - Tear drier
- - Very thin paper
- - Web; fabric
- - Makeup remover
- - Weeper's need
- - Handkerchief
- - Disposable hankie
- - Kleenex, e.g
- - Disposable piece of absorbent paper
- - Absorbent paper, used as handkerchief
- - Suddenly leave in protest
- - Soft, thin paper
- - Handkerchief alternative
- - Telegraph's first edition paper
- - Type of paper
- - Time to publish paper
- - Tearjerker viewer's need
- - Epithelium
- - Sneezer's sheet
- - Kleenex, say
- - Crying need?
- - Florist's supply
- - Muscle or bone
- - Common purse item
- - Hankie substitute
- - Gauzy material
- - Tearjerker necessity
- - Kind of paper for gift-wrapping
- - Sneezy's need
- - Tearjerker requirement?
- - Organ material
- - Scar ......
- - Organ component
- - Powder room paper
- - Makeup artist's supply item
- - Sneezer's request
- - Gauzy paper
- - Kind of paper
- - Sneeze stopper
- - Kleenex
- - Flu-season necessity
- - Paper ...
- - Paper under discussion has no leader
- - Skin temperature problem
- - Body's cellular fabric
- - paper handkerchief found in new suites
- - "Scar ...", song by Red Hot Chili Peppers
- - sopper of tears
- - Light paper
- - Hanky alternative
- - piece of absorbent paper
- - paper required - the first edition
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