- - Diminish like the visible part of the moon
- - get thinner, like the moon
- - wax and ...... (what the moon does over a month)
- - Wax and ... (get larget and smaller, like the moon)
- - Get smaller, as the moon
- - Wax and ... (get bigger and smaller, like a crescent moon)
- - Decrease in size, as the moon
- - Wax and ...... (increase and decrease, like the visible part of the moon)
- - Wax and ...... (get larger and smaller, like the moon)
- - Decrease gradually, like the visible part of the moon
- - Decrease gradually, like the bright side of the moon
- - Decline, as the visible moon
- - Gradual decline, of the moon say
- - Grow less visible, as the moon
- - Become less full, as the moon
- - Shrink, as the moon
- - Decrease, as the moon
- - What moons do after full moons
- - Become less bright, as the moon
- - Shrink, as the visible part of the moon
- - Post-full moon occurrence
- - Turn from full to crescent, as the [circled letters]
- - diminish, as the moon may
- - former cowboy film star, we hear, gets to decline
- - grow less intense, as enthusiasm
- - To decline in brightness
- - Reduce in influence
- - Wax's chum
- - Begin to drop off in intensity or power
- - Become progressively smaller
- - Become smaller, like a libido
- - grow or become smaller
- - Weaken anew, maybe
- - Approach an end
- - Wax's partner
- - Fall in power
- - Decrease in size or power
- - Gradually become smaller
- - Fade slowly
- - Die (out)
- - Become smaller
- - Pull back
- - Lose oomph
- - Decline, in influence
- - Become weaker
- - Wax off?
- - Ebb
- - Begin to fade or grow less powerful
- - Anew (anag.)
- - Subside; lessen
- - Wind down
- - Go downhill
- - Gradually decrease
- - Stop waxing, say
- - Dissipate
- - Go down, in a way
- - Lose zip
- - Decrease in size
- - Get smaller gradually
- - Taper off
- - Draw to a close
- - Drop off, as floodwaters
- - Grow weaker, as rain
- - Lose impact
- - Wax and --
- - Become less intense
- - Start to go out
- - Wax's opposite
- - Become less important
- - Peter out
- - Decrease in intensity
- - Opposite of wax
- - Words are not enough from leaders in decline
- - Grow dimmer
- - Be on the way out
- - Western star said to be in decline
- - Diminish gradually
- - Lose strength
- - Decline, as in popularity
- - Draw to an end
- - Decrease gradually
- - Dwindle down
- - Wax partner
- - Tail off
- - Decrease in strength
- - Period of gradual decline
- - Decline gradually
- - Grow smaller
- - Get smaller
- - Lose force
- - Gradual decline
- - Wax's counterpart
- - Decline in power
- - Wax counterpart
- - Lose influence
- - Alternative to wax
- - Wax antonym
- - Antithesis of wax
- - Anagram for anew
- - Become less brilliant
- - Pass one's heyday
- - Grow faint.
- - Begin to fade
- - Lessen in power
- - Grow dim
- - Lose power
- - Diminish slowly
- - Dim
- - Lose intensity
- - Lose brilliance
- - *Decrease
- - Go downhill, in a way
- - Diminish
- - Subside
- - Recede
- - Flow back
- - Fade away
- - Abate
- - Lessen
- - Die down
- - Fade
- - Dwindle
- - Gradually decline
- - Fall back
- - Flag
- - Ease off
- - Slack off
- - Decline
- - Fall off
- - Go down
- - Drop off
- - Lose energy
- - See 43-Across
- - Contract
- - Languish
- - Wax and ... (get larger and smaller)
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