- - Is ripped middleman at party something of a blowhard?
- - Twister pulled a con
- - Ripped with a lot of fuss in a destructive windstorm
- - Whirlwind to trouble British sailors sucked in
- - Bad weather ? To the navy it's a party !
- - In two minds over a party — it requires quick turnaround
- - cut out such fuss - it's just a storm!
- - thanks to the donor, we got wind of it
- - Twister in two minds before a party
- - rent with confusion - it's a great storm
- - major plot twist in "the wizard of oz"?
- - Rent a party twister
- - with such a storm due one is not to take to the road
- - not a rod used for a heavy blow
- - such a blow can cause a great deal of damage
- - In two minds over a party storm
- - Ragged song and dance causes a storm
- - Twister spoiled a party
- - Twister in USA
- - Fuss about fleet meeting a storm
- - Bad weather means, to the navy, much fuss
- - Storm to trouble our sailors sucked in
- - Road not repaired in storm
- - Violent wind often shaped like a funnel
- - road not affected by severe weather
- - made to feel grief by fuss in storm
- - Storm to trouble British sailors being sucked in
- - Fuss about fleet, initially adrift in storm
- - Faced with dilemma over fuss? That's a blow
- - Tall, rotating and often destructive column of air
- - strong wind wrenched a door half off
- - ran round in the commotion caused by the storm
- - "The Wizard of Oz" effect simulated with a spinning muslin sock
- - Type of cyclone
- - "Wizard of Oz" plot device, or a reason for a performance?
- - It comes as a big blow in Split to a party
- - Twister charged over a con
- - Split from a party in The Tempest
- - Dreadful blow having split with a party
- - It's a big blow being in two minds before a party
- - One making a whirlwind visit ruined a party
- - 'The Wizard of Oz' plot twist--literally
- - Twister ruined a party
- - To sailors, trouble is a whirlwind
- - Wind pulled a daughter over
- - Phenomenon measured by the Enhanced Fujita Scale
- - Storm destroyed a party
- - Terrible blow having ruined a fleece
- - In view of service, a sign of repetition in weather phenomenon
- - Model to adorn part of weather forecast
- - Storm ruined a party
- - Phenomenon measured by the Fujita scale
- - Cut song-and-dance in 'The Tempest'
- - Destructive weather
- - Kind of watch or warning
- - "The Wizard of Oz" disaster
- - Show-canceling weather event
- - Subject of the Fujita scale
- - "The Wizard of Oz" weather event
- - "Wizard of Oz" plot device
- - Early scene in "The Wizard of Oz"
- - Severe weather
- - Weather alert subject
- - Weather whirler
- - What a storm chaser chases
- - Dangerous weather
- - "Wizard of Oz" transport
- - Violent weather
- - rent row causes a storm
- - rent-a-party produces intense storm
- - Rent trouble, quite a blow
- - road not adapted for poor weather
- - Big blow to Royal Navy, a trick
- - Meteorological phenomenon
- - giant willy-willy
- - Wind vortex
- - darn! too stormy for me!
- - Violent local windstorm
- - Tunnel-shaped wind storm
- - Violent twisting storm
- - EF5 event
- - Road not damaged by storm
- - fuss following rent storm
- - Ran out through the flap into the storm
- - lacerated with much fuss by the wild one
- - Violent whirling wind-storm
- - Destructive wind vortex
- - Rent trouble's spiralling problem for housing?
- - rent trouble is threat to housing
- - Whirlwind that can wreck houses
- - wind funnel
- - Violent whirlwind stirred up trouble
- - Unable to decide, laid low, regularly getting wind
- - Dangerous twister
- - Whiskey, rum, tequila, vodka and Coke drink
- - Violently destructive windstorm
- - Violent wind storm
- - Violent whirlwind over land
- - This may bring down the house
- - Thing measured by the Fujita scale
- - The Edmonton ............, 1987
- - Texas twister.
- - Funnel-shaped threat
- - Funnel site
- - Dorothy's transit to Oz
- - Alberta twister
- - Alley ......(Used today)
- - Waterspout.
- - Windstorm
- - Big storm
- - It sent Dorothy to Oz
- - Violent rotating windstorm
- - Hurricane ......
- - Twister
- - Rent trouble produces storm
- - Whirlwind to trouble RN inside
- - Trailer tosser
- - Rent trouble for twister
- - Whirlwind
- - Storm over old man is local nonsense
- - Cyclone
- - Whirlwind to trouble sailors inside
- - 'Storm Chasers' sighting
- - What would be extremely windy road not repaired
- - To sailors, trouble is whirlwind
- - What might raise the roof?
- - Rent row produces storm
- - Destructive wind
- - Whirled power?
- - The Edmonton ........
- - Vicious vortex
- - Terrible current cost to bear when China defeated and fiasco ends
- - Transport to Oz
- - Wind storm
- - Transportation to Oz
- - Funnel-shaped windstorm
- - Violent wind
- - Fuss with rent over the top -- one gets the wind up
- - Is it too darn windy?
- - Donator (anag.)
- - Hurricane relative
- - What transported Dorothy to Oz
- - With 50-Down, where twisters are common
- - Dorothy's transport to Oz
- - Too darn ugly for The Tempest
- - Destructive storm
- - 'Tempest' failing on the road, male drops out
- - Violent storm
- - Storm's too darn wild
- - Whirlwind fourth romance after 6 down goes to party
- - Rat on criminal, cheat and twister
- - Warplane damaged leading to fuss
- - Major storm created by fuss over rent? Just the opposite
- - Storm to meeting with navy, anticipating fuss
- - It transported Dorothy
- - What might take up residence?
- - Carrier to Oz
- - Home wrecker
- - Radar detection
- - Unfun funnel
- - Destructive windstorm
- - Alley-...
- - Supercell product
- - British fighter plane
- - Whirling wind
- - Destructive funnel
- - Siren's cause
- - House wrecker
- - One measured on the Fujita Scale
- - Funnel-shaped whirlwind
- - Zorro's horse
- - House mover?
- - Trailer park danger
- - Wind that winds
- - Circular wind
- - Violent windstorm
- - 1953 Waco disaster
- - European military plane
- - Storm
- - Big wind
- - Big blow
- - Whirling windstorm
- - Funnel-shaped typhoon
- - Strong wind ruptured flap
- - Violent whirlwind
- - storm now passing divided opinion initially
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