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rope
  • - A word which can be prefixed by tight, guide or tow
  • - Thick cord [for a lasso, eg]
  • - What some ladders are made of
  • - To lasso
  • - cord of a pulley system
  • - a large stout cord of strands of fibres or wire twisted or braided together
  • - Strong cord, say like a lasso
  • - Cord for lasso?
  • - something pulled to open a theater curtain
  • - What lassos are made of
  • - You could tie a knot in it
  • - What a lasso is
  • - What's pulled through a pulley
  • - A kid might skip it
  • - Lasso cord
  • - Candlestick alternative, in a classic game
  • - Word for a cheap cigar
  • - What's tugged in tug-of-war
  • - What some hammocks are made from
  • - What holds up a tire swing
  • - What Blue October jumps for exercise?
  • - What a lasso is, essentially
  • - What a kid would need in order to play Double Dutch
  • - Use a lasso on
  • - Use a lariat
  • - This can put you in a bind
  • - Subdue a dogie?
  • - String around a ring
  • - Snare, in a way
  • - Snag with a lasso
  • - Sheet in a regatta
  • - Rocket From the Crypt "On a ......"
  • - Part of a climber's gear
  • - Part of a bell tower
  • - Object looped on a cowboy's saddle
  • - Material for a kind of ladder.
  • - Line on a boat
  • - Lasso, for example
  • - Jump ...... (item used in a boxer's training regimen)
  • - 1948 Hitchcock film, starring James Stewart
  • - groped around for fastening
  • - String of Pearls — part of Meyerbeer opera
  • - Pore over cord
  • - Hitchcock movie named after its murder weapon
  • - Hard liner, in baseball lingo
  • - wrangle (in)
  • - Schoolgirls sometimes skip it
  • - Cluedo murder weapon
  • - 1948 Hitchcock thriller starring James Stewart
  • - One might be tied to an anchor
  • - Jump ... (double Dutch item)
  • - Europeans use it in lashings
  • - Substantial string of properties
  • - Bit of rock climbing gear
  • - Tire swing holder
  • - prop in christian grey's red room
  • - Tower in Truro perhaps
  • - Hitch the Master of Suspense directed it!
  • - they provide methods of transmission by cables
  • - thing to climb
  • - Double dutch essential
  • - It may get tied up in knots
  • - Its end can be hurtful!
  • - At the end of one's ... (cannot cope anymore)
  • - line you can skip?
  • - Hitchcock film that takes place in real time
  • - one of the murder weapons in cluedo.
  • - 1948 hitchcock film that appears to take place in real time
  • - You might want to skip it
  • - card in clue
  • - One of the Clue weapons
  • - Only Clue weapon whose token isn't metallic
  • - Skipping requirement
  • - Grappling hook attachment
  • - Weapon with the shortest name in the game Clue
  • - Hitch, or something he directed?
  • - Hitch: Master of Suspense directed it!
  • - Macrame requirement
  • - Double Dutch equipment
  • - Climber's need
  • - Wrangler's need
  • - Heavy cord
  • - Double Dutch need
  • - You may skip it
  • - Wall-climbing equipment
  • - It might be skipped
  • - Lariat material
  • - Jackstay
  • - Dude ranch prop
  • - CLOTHESLINE
  • - Boxing ring encloser
  • - Piton insert
  • - Piece of rodeo gear
  • - Noose material
  • - Mountaineering need
  • - Hitchcock's first color film
  • - Funambulist's tool
  • - Funambulist's footing
  • - 1948 Hitchcock thriller
  • - 1948 Hitchcock film
  • - Wrestling ring encloser
  • - Velvet barrier
  • - Tug-of-war item
  • - Tug-of-war equipment
  • - The "sheet" in "three sheets to the wind"
  • - Soap holder
  • - Snag dogies
  • - Rock-climbing gear
  • - Ring barrier
  • - Rappelling need
  • - Pulley part
  • - Product from sisal
  • - One may be skipped
  • - Mustard weapon, possibly
  • - Line at the dock
  • - Lifeguard's equipment
  • - It's often skipped at school
  • - It gets jumped
  • - Hitchcock's first Technicolor film
  • - Hitchcock tour de force
  • - Hitchcock film: 1948
  • - Hillbilly's belt
  • - Double Dutch item
  • - Do ranch work
  • - Composition of some ladders
  • - Certain jumper's need
  • - Catch, rodeo-style
  • - Catch, as calves
  • - Candlestick alternative
  • - Weapon in the board game Clue
  • - Weapon choice for Professor Plum
  • - Type of gold chain
  • - Tying material
  • - Tug-of-war gear
  • - Towing gear
  • - Tower's item
  • - Thin White ......
  • - Thick cable
  • - Style of gold chain
  • - Strong line
  • - String's big brother
  • - String of pearls e.g.
  • - Sting "Dead Man's ......"
  • - Snare material
  • - Snag nags
  • - Small skin opening
  • - Sailor's sheet
  • - Sailing necessity
  • - Rocky Balboa skipped it
  • - Rock-climbing need
  • - Rock climber's equipment
  • - Ring side
  • - Ring element
  • - Ring appurtenance
  • - Rigging line
  • - Riata, e.g.
  • - Piñata need
  • - Partition, with "off"
  • - Parents may feel they're at the end of it
  • - Only plastic weapon token in the game Clue
  • - Obstacle course item
  • - Object in gym class
  • - Nonmetallic weapon in the game Clue
  • - Nonmetallic weapon for Professor Plum
  • - Museum barrier
  • - Mountain climber's line
  • - Manila, for one
  • - Macramé medium
  • - Lifesaving equipment
  • - Lifeline, maybe
  • - Lariat or riata
  • - Kind of dancer or walker
  • - Kids skip it
  • - Just skip it
acme
  • - Cartoon corporation that sells Rocket-Powered Roller Skates
  • - Culminating point: that's getting married in a church
  • - Cartoon corporation
  • - word from the greek for "highest point" that was adopted by warner bros as the name of a corporation in looney tunes cartoons
  • - Fictional company in Warner Bros animations
  • - Month in service that's perfect culminating point
  • - Supplier of iron carrots in old cartoons
  • - Cartoon company?
  • - cartoon company that makes anvils
  • - cartoon corp.
  • - Wile E. Coyote's preferred dynamite brand
  • - Cartoon supplier of anvils and fake tunnels
  • - Wile E. Coyote's go-to company in "The Road Runner Show"
  • - Tech brand in Road Runner cartoons
  • - Wile E. Coyote's go-to brand
  • - Cartoon explosive company heavily used by Wile E. Coyote
  • - cartoon maker of a cactus costume
  • - Cartoon co.
  • - Mail-order company in Road Runner cartoons
  • - Fictional brand of rocket-powered roller skates
  • - Cartoon company where Wile E. Coyote gets his equipment from
  • - High point getting married in a church
  • - anvil brand in cartoons
  • - Supply company in Road Runner cartoons
  • - Wile E. Coyote's choice of brand
  • - Cartoon maker of Dehydrated Boulders
  • - Staple breakfast in Scotland
  • - Cartoon anvil maker
  • - Month in service is culminating point
  • - Cartoon explosives brand
  • - TNT vendor of cartoons
  • - Cartoon catalog company
  • - TNT seller of cartoons
  • - Cartoon anvil seller
  • - Cartoon gadget seller
  • - Longtime cartoon business
  • - Name found high in many a business directory, appropriately
  • - Anvil vendor of cartoons
  • - Return addressee on many Looney Tunes deliveries
  • - Fictional corporation frequently used in cartoons, notably those of Looney Tunes
  • - Cartoon purveyor of TNT
  • - Maker of outlandish products in Road Runner cartoons
  • - Cartoon supplier of dehydrated boulders, cactus costumes and iron bird seed
  • - wile e. coyote's brand
  • - Company at the center of the murder in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"
  • - Brand bought by Wile E. Coyote
  • - Brand name in many cartoons
  • - came around the summit
  • - I object after electricity reaches a peak
  • - Wile E. Coyote's equipment supplier
  • - account by first person achieves the climax
  • - Highest point came about
  • - Mail-order company that delivers explosives to Wile E. Coyote
  • - Ultimate attainment
  • - Looney Tunes recurring company
  • - looney tunes supply company
  • - Wile E. Coyote's superstore
  • - Wile E. Coyote's supplier of iron birdseed and giant magnets
  • - Simply the top
  • - philly supermarket chain
  • - Maker of a jet-propelled pogo stick
  • - Top area seen by camper regularly
  • - Greatest achievement of expert enthralling millions
  • - Fictional seller of anvils
  • - Wile E. Coyote's explosive supplier
  • - Peak current setter goes after
  • - Looney Tunes fictional company
  • - Corporation that provides Wile E. Coyote with outlandish products
  • - Bill joins me at the summit
  • - place to plant a flag
  • - Looney Tunes company
  • - Wile E. Coyote's TNT supplier
  • - Mail-order company used by Wile E. Coyote
  • - Company that provided Wile E. Coyote's gadgets
  • - Corporation that Wile E. Coyote buys products from
  • - Crowning point, as of a mountain
  • - wile e. coyote's favorite company
  • - ... top with whipped cream right away!
  • - Where Wile E Coyote shops
  • - came to a peak
  • - High point reached, some problem catching up
  • - Wile E. Coyote's go-to company
  • - Wile E. Coyote's go-to gadget company
  • - How the pinnacle of success came about
  • - toon maker of a female road runner costume
  • - Coyote supplier
  • - Came adrift at highest point
  • - Company that sells novelty items to Wile E. Coyote
  • - Company whose founder's murder Roger Rabbit is framed for
  • - Wile E. Coyote's TNT vendor
  • - Pinnacle (of achievement)
  • - Point of perfection
  • - A million visiting church for summit
  • - Supplier of fake tunnels to Wile E. Coyote
  • - Culmination, perfection
  • - Apex or peak
  • - The highest point of achievement
  • - Highest point of a mountain (rhymes with "acne")
  • - Company where Wile E. Coyote shopped for gadgets
  • - Point from where it can't get any better
  • - Wile E. Coyote's anvil supplier
  • - came over to the summit
  • - Fictional company that sells a giant rubber band
  • - The tippy-top of a mountain
  • - Fictional company on The Road Runner Show
  • - Crowning point for a mountaineer
  • - manufacturer of hi-speed tonic and tornado seeds
  • - Highest point (anagram of "mace")
  • - Top marks received by expert
  • - Highest point, apex
  • - Current Magazine ends top
  • - Prime Suspect claimed ID left unused
  • - The company that was shown to have made all the evil weapons used by Wile E. Coyote to try and catch the Roadrunner
  • - Top position
  • - Highest point of achievement
  • - High place
  • - Mountain climber's goal
  • - Peak point
  • - Climax
  • - Highest level
  • - Bottom
  • - Height
  • - Agency that tracks Carmen Sandiego
  • - High point
  • - High water mark
  • - Summit
  • - Highest point
  • - Ultimate height
  • - Apex
  • - Maker of giant rubber bands (for tripping roadrunners)
  • - Culmination
  • - Very top
  • - Maiden puts on best top
  • - Tippy-top
  • - Crowning point
  • - Mike's wearing great top
  • - Fictional maker of earthquake pills and tornado seeds
  • - The highest point possible
  • - Tiptop
  • - Wile E. Coyote's supplier
  • - Top point
  • - Fictional maker of Dehydrated Boulders and Tornado Seeds ('just add water')
  • - Ne plus ultra
  • - Zenith
  • - Top spot?
  • - Highest point of excellence
  • - Maker of Instant Feathers and Hi-Speed Tonic
  • - Wile E. Coyote's vendor
  • - Descents start from here
  • - Superb exterior to masculine perfection
  • - TNT provider on TV
  • - Height of accomplishment
  • - Crown
  • - Crown owns Gatcombe Park ... odd bits of it
  • - The high point is when one gets married
  • - Climber's goal
  • - Toon seller of 32-Across
  • - Toon TNT seller
  • - Toon mail-order company
  • - Height of excellence
  • - It's all downhill from here
  • - Peak of perfection
  • - Climber's destination
  • - Crown holding the setter to account
  • - Came out top
  • - Top of a mountain
  • - Wile E. Coyote vendor
  • - Mountaineer's goal
  • - Fictional company behind earthquake pills and dehydrated boulders
  • - The product line's company
  • - Top or highest point
  • - Highest point; culmination
  • - Utmost height
  • - Wile E. Coyote supplier
  • - It's downhill from here
  • - Vertex
  • - The very top
  • - Mail order company of cartoondom
  • - Seller of Rocket-Powered Roller Skates and Female Road-Runner Costumes
  • - Point at the very top
  • - Fictional corporation that sells explosive tennis balls
  • - As high as one can go
  • - Top of the heap
  • - Topmost point
  • - Untoppable point
  • - Upper extremity
  • - Most elevated point
  • - With 63 Across, Wile E. Coyote purchase
  • - Uppermost point
  • - Fictional TNT supplier
  • - Point above all others
  • - Word from the Greek for "point"
  • - Wile E. Coyote's supplier of iron bird seed
  • - Catalog sales company of cartoondom
  • - Place if you've peaked?
  • - Spots Mike conquering Northern peak
  • - Nadir's opposite
  • - High point of excellence
  • - Tip-top
  • - Highest degree
  • - Peak
  • - Pinnacle
  • - Top
  • - Fictional supplier of Jet-Propelled Pogo Sticks and Dehydrated Boulders
  • - apogee
  • - Highest point; came (anag.)
  • - Peak, pinnacle
  • - wile e. coyote's preferred supplier
  • - Mace (anag.)
  • - Top spy infiltrates great corporation making outlandish products
  • - the highest level or degree attainable
  • - Crowning point or zenith
  • - ...... looniversity ("tiny toon adventures" school)
  • - Summit meeting's principle bores expert
  • - Topmost spot
  • - peak of performance finally after a century by middlesex opener
  • - detective agency often outsmarted by carmen sandiego
  • - corporation making invisible paint and exploding tennis balls
  • - high point that came to grief
mandate
  • - Chap on escort getting instruction
  • - Decree
  • - Written order
  • - Order
  • - And in match, a sanction
  • - Order male partner for the night
  • - permission to give the fellow an appointment
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