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coat
  • - Lab ... (scientist's garment)
  • - It provides cover when Tom's out for a duck
  • - Animal's hair
  • - bald spot's lack?
  • - Nail artist's layer
  • - Cat's fur
  • - Joseph's was multicolored
  • - Painter's layer
  • - Joseph had one of many colors
  • - Joseph's prized possession
  • - Joseph's pride
  • - Joseph had a colorful one
  • - Dolly Parton "...... of Many Colors"
  • - Trench ...... (private eye's garment)
  • - The doctor's is white
  • - Joseph's had many colors
  • - Jenny Lewis had a "Rabbit Fur" one
  • - Caroler's garment, often
  • - Of many colors.
  • - Painter's application
  • - Gift from Jacob to Joseph, in the Bible
  • - Dog's fur
  • - Joseph's many-colored garment
  • - Joseph's multicolored garment
  • - Bald patch in animal's fur?
  • - Animal's fur
  • - Groomer's concern
  • - Men's formalwear purchase
  • - American wrapped in bed cover
  • - add a layer
  • - painted garment?
  • - Smartly brushed application of paint?
  • - Clothing item that can be a trench or cape
  • - Parka or windbreaker
  • - Winter layer
  • - fur of the cat that ate the duck?
  • - Layer of stain
  • - Garment for a Siberian
  • - garment for paddington bear
  • - Layer, as of paint or makeup
  • - Fleece, pelt
  • - Puffer jacket, for example
  • - Blazer, for one
  • - An article in bed to help keep you warm
  • - It goes on a hanger
  • - Cover in chocolate, maybe
  • - ... of arms (identity shield)
  • - Parka or anorak
  • - Garment for warmth
  • - Layer of paint or make-up
  • - Parka or puffer, e.g
  • - "...another ... of paint"
  • - Something furry around old garment
  • - Dredge in flour before cooking e.g.
  • - application of wax
  • - Top ... (clear layer of nail polish)
  • - Garment you might check at a cloakroom
  • - Primer application
  • - London Fog product
  • - It can be checked
  • - Assembly of minks?
  • - Word with rain or sport
  • - Layer of paint or polish
  • - You may wear it out
  • - Parka, for example
  • - Chesterfield or ulster
  • - Pelage
  • - Mackinaw, e.g.
  • - Woolen winter warmer
  • - Ulster, e.g.
  • - Cover evenly
  • - Anorak, e.g.
  • - Something to shed
  • - Prince Albert, e.g.
  • - Paint application
  • - London Fog, e.g.
  • - Layer of polish
  • - ...... of arms
  • - You might wear it out
  • - Word with "rain" or "top"
  • - Snowfall
  • - Reefer
  • - Primer, for one
  • - Parka, for one
  • - Mackintosh, e.g.
  • - Mackinaw, for one
  • - Mac, e.g.
  • - Long-sleeved outer garment
  • - Item often checked
  • - Hanger in a closet
  • - Garment often worn out?
  • - Duster, for one
  • - Word with top (jacket)
  • - Word with frock or sport
  • - Word with "winter" or "sport"
  • - Windbreaker, for one
  • - Where to find a collection of minks?
  • - Warm winter garment
  • - Ulster or Norfolk
  • - Ulster or blazer
  • - Tree bark, e.g.
  • - Top or great follower
  • - Surtout, e.g.
  • - Someone can check it for you
  • - Snow on the ground, say
  • - Sherwin-Williams unit
  • - Rustproofing, for example
  • - Redingote, e.g.
  • - Rain or sport
  • - Protection from the cold
  • - Prince Albert, for one
  • - Prince Albert or chesterfield
  • - Primer, for example
  • - Paint covering
  • - Outerwear item
  • - Outer attire
  • - Might bring one for outdoor show
  • - Mackinaw or parka
  • - Mackinaw or Norfolk
  • - Judging point at a dog show
  • - Jenny Lewis wore a "Rabbit Fur" one
  • - Jenny Lewis "Rabbit Fur ......"
  • - It might be checked
  • - It may be checked, in two senses
  • - It may be checked, in more ways than one
  • - It may be checked or checkered
  • - It may be checked at a museum
  • - It gets worn out
  • - It gets hung indoors
  • - Great follower
  • - Glaze, for example
  • - Fur, say
  • - Fur or fleece
  • - Fall item
  • - Dutch Boy layer
  • - Dog breed distinction
  • - December duds
  • - David Bowie "Sell Me a ......"
  • - Criterion for a show dog
  • - Cover, as with paint
  • - Cover with a layer
  • - Cold outdoor show need
  • - Cloakroom hanging
  • - Chesterfield or ulster, e.g.
  • - Chesterfield or duster
  • - Chesterfield or blazer
  • - Capote
  • - Burberry
  • - Brushed layer
  • - Bright Eyes "Amy in the White ......"
  • - Blazer or parka
  • - Balmacaan
  • - Application, as of paint
  • - Actor Goran Visnjic, for one
  • - "Rabbit Fur ......" (Jenny Lewis)
  • - ...... of paint
  • - It may be checked
  • - Canine concern
  • - Winter garb
  • - Anorak
  • - Primer, e.g.
  • - Apply paint
  • - Overlay
  • - Protective finish
  • - Oft-checked item
  • - Put paint on
  • - Layer of paint
  • - Paint layer
  • - Good thing to have in winter
  • - Benjamin Moore layer
  • - You may hang one on a tree
  • - Duffel —; morning —
  • - Winter garment
  • - Checked item
  • - Nail polish layer
  • - Layer of nail polish
  • - Roll in bread crumbs, say
  • - Varnish layer
  • - Blazer, for example
  • - Word after 'lab' or 'trench'
  • - Parka or blazer
  • - Sherwin-Williams layer
  • - American in bed cover
  • - Chocolate, in some candies
  • - Oscar draped in feline fur
  • - Application of paint
  • - Checked garment
  • - Brushed-on layer
  • - Primer, say
  • - Mackinaw or mackintosh
  • - Lacquer layer
  • - Checkroom item
  • - Parka, for instance
  • - Fall fashion item, maybe
  • - Bed covering a blanket
  • - Suit jacket
  • - Paint unit
  • - Jacket kin
  • - Chesterfield, for one
  • - Layer of stucco attractively displayed
  • - Anorak, eg
  • - Cover thickly
  • - Latex application
  • - Layer of varnish
  • - Tongue covering
  • - Layer applied by brush
  • - Wool, for a sheep
  • - Winter attire
  • - Valspar layer
  • - Lacquer, e.g
  • - Bed contains a blanket -- or fleece
  • - Surface application
  • - What 17- and 59-Across and 11- and 33-Down are each "bundled up" in
  • - Thing to wear in winter
  • - Primer layer
  • - Parka or mackinaw
  • - Ulster
  • - Puffer or parka
  • - Generous paint application
  • - What one often wears out?
  • - Word with pea or trench
  • - Dredge, as with flour
  • - Layer on a wall
  • - Duster, e.g
  • - Jacket or parka
  • - Whitewash, perhaps
  • - Parka, e.g
  • - Encrust
  • - Kind of tail
  • - A wall may need a second one
  • - Paint ply
  • - Fur, e.g
  • - Whitewash
  • - Overgarment
  • - It may be checked at the door
  • - Mackinaw.
  • - Slicker
  • - Slather
  • - Cloak
  • - Outdoor garment
argot
  • - Jargon or tag that is misquoted
  • - Content of jargon primarily this?
  • - a king acquired the language of a particular class
  • - Try penetrating cunning jargon
  • - Jargon — patois
  • - Lingo or jargon
  • - Class jargon
  • - Jargon, slang
  • - Specialized jargon
  • - In-group jargon
  • - Jargon from a mixed-up Florida athlete?
  • - Jargon
  • - Shop jargon
  • - Group jargon
  • - Group's jargon
  • - french term for slang or jargon
  • - Romeo in wrapround, so to speak?
  • - King in toga sent up criminal language
  • - "in" language?
  • - girl losing her head over slang
  • - Try to break into painting's special language
  • - Some cant referencing tyrannical leader in pursuit of mythical ship
  • - lawyerspeak or tech talk, e.g.
  • - Specific terms obtained by gutless ambassador
  • - turn in creative work in slang
  • - Talk to which a peculiar ending was given
  • - Language a scholar finally understood
  • - Lingo of a particular group
  • - Leave art out of this special talk
  • - Reports are obtained in slang
  • - Language used when trouble started on Jason's ship
  • - "Language of misery," according to Victor Hugo
  • - Leave skill out of the conversation!
  • - Slang used by a particular group
  • - Slang words
  • - girl loses her head over slang
  • - Language in ship seeking the Golden Fleece for Troy
  • - Specific speech of king in classical garb from the east
  • - Villon used it.
  • - Underworld tongue
  • - Techspeak or shop talk
  • - Slang; idiom
  • - Pedagese, e.g.
  • - Language of a particular group
  • - Insider's vocabulary
  • - Criminals' slang
  • - Idiom
  • - Lingo (GATOR anagram)
  • - Tongue of thief a king received ...
  • - Cant; vernacular
  • - In-group vocabulary
  • - Topless woman's criminal language
  • - Language rejected by cryptographer
  • - Language of a particular group or sect
  • - Insider lingo
  • - Lingo for a specific group
  • - Word from the French for "slang"
  • - In-group language
  • - It's some regular Goth's speech in the vernacular
  • - Part of a newbie's learning curve
  • - Specialized idiom
  • - Unmarried woman's criminal language
  • - Such language skill must incorporate work
  • - Mythical ship on time, in a manner of speaking
  • - Industry talk
  • - Shop lingo
  • - Professional slang
  • - One may end in "ese"
  • - Insiders' talk?
  • - Slanguage
  • - In-group lingo
  • - Thieves' slang
  • - Slang used in cargo terminal
  • - Language confusing to laymen
  • - Street slang, e.g
  • - Insider's language
  • - Professional vocabulary
  • - Job-specific vocabulary
  • - Crookspeak, e.g.
  • - Criminals' slang, e.g.
  • - Talk for a select group
  • - Journalese, e.g.
  • - Trade talk
  • - Arcane vocabulary
  • - Crookspeak
  • - Laymen don't understand it
  • - Specialized patois
  • - Some gangster-film dialogue, say
  • - Professional terminology
  • - Specialists' idiom
  • - Legalese, say
  • - Exclusive lingo
  • - Distinctive vocabulary
  • - Idiomatic vocabulary
  • - Trade talk, e.g.
  • - Underworld talk
  • - Lawyerese, e.g.
  • - Gang's slanguage
  • - Groupspeak, e.g.
  • - Street talk, e.g.
  • - Rap lingo, e.g.
  • - Distinctive vocabulary group
  • - Pig latin, e.g.
  • - Rap talk, i.e.
  • - Local dialect
  • - Local lingo
  • - Terminology
  • - Specialized lingo
  • - Secret lingo
  • - Underworld lingo
  • - Street talk
  • - Street lingo
  • - Idiomatic talk
  • - Teen talk
  • - Specialized slang
  • - Special vocabulary
  • - Patois
  • - Specialized talk
  • - Legalese, e.g.
  • - Computerese, e.g
  • - Insider's lingo
  • - Specialized language
  • - Shoptalk
  • - Shop talk
  • - Slang
  • - Dialect
  • - Lingo
  • - Academese, e.g.
  • - Vernacular
  • - Specialized vocabulary
  • - Special lingo
  • - Talk of the town
  • - Cant
  • - Secret language
  • - cargo transported in the vernacular
  • - language for thieves of paintings to go into
miscreant
  • - Felon's foul crimes against worker
  • - criminal producing shocking scare in money-making establishment
  • - Narc's time wasted finding villain
  • - Varied crimes by worker? He must be one
  • - Crime's unravelled by Arnott oddly finding criminal
  • - Rascal cares about being trapped in mint
  • - A rascal
  • - Whipped cream isn't for rascal
  • - Wrongdoer or villain
  • - Lawbreaker
  • - Wrongdoer.
  • - Villain
  • - Bad actor
  • - Blackguard
  • - Scoundrel
  • - Villain, wrongdoer
tarot
  • - Plant last of gift cards
  • - pack with 78 cards
  • - sharp, holding zero cards
  • - Cards used in esoteric practices
  • - Deck with The Sun and The Moon
  • - wheel of fortune setting
  • - deck where you'll find the tower
  • - thanks carpenter, finally getting overtime for deck
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