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abatements
  • - Diminutions
  • - Moderations of intensity
  • - Tax deductions
abatement
  • - Let up
  • - Weakening a bait, meant to be heard
  • - Reduction of sorts
  • - Sailor messed with crew before temperature drop
  • - Decrease or lull
  • - Reduction
  • - Reduction, as in tax
  • - Subsidence worried crew in Lambeth periodically
  • - Tax reduction
  • - Suppression
  • - Reprieve from a tax obligation
  • - Lessening
  • - Mitigation
  • - Depreciation
  • - Diminution
abater
  • - One that lessens
  • - Lessener
  • - Thing that reduces
  • - One who eases off
  • - One who lessens
  • - It lessens
  • - That which diminishes.
  • - One who moderates.
  • - Draft which lessens fever.
  • - Diminisher
  • - Tax lowerer
  • - Decreaser
  • - Asbestos remover
  • - Reducer
  • - Diminishing agent
  • - Subtractor
  • - Relaxer.
  • - Easer.
  • - Mitigator.
  • - Moderator
  • - Legal plea.
  • - See 59-Down
abaters
  • - They weaken
  • - They reduce or moderate
  • - Reducers
  • - Diminishers
  • - Suppressers
  • - Moderators
  • - Slackening agents
  • - Mitigating agents
  • - Soothers
  • - Legal pleas.
abated
  • - Reduced in amount or intensity
  • - Suspended a criminal penning note
  • - it's reduced for a clubman
  • - showed diminishing strength at getting into a bed
  • - Lowered like a sailor given the wrong date?
  • - After a little time in a bed, had let up
  • - A cricket club with Oriental dimension came to an end
  • - A quiffed man on airline grew smaller
  • - Settled a debt unexpectedly, bringing in first of accountants
  • - Became more moderate in a short time when retired?
  • - Calmed down one of them, who can't see behind American writer
  • - Annulled, as a writ
  • - Reduced in intensity
  • - Reduced.
  • - american finding a debt oddly reduced
  • - Sailor swallowed penny but died down
  • - Sailor worried and died — sank?
  • - subsided; fell off
  • - grew less
  • - Eased off or died down
  • - Slackened off, died back
  • - Cooled down
  • - Became less strong or severe
  • - Slacked off, died away
  • - Decreased in force
  • - Became less intense
  • - Jack, given wrong date, lowered
  • - Tailed off
  • - Ridded of, as asbestos
  • - Ran the course
  • - Nullified, in law
  • - Quashed, in law
  • - Simmered down
  • - Made easier.
  • - Became less.
  • - Quashed: Law.
  • - Wound down
  • - Decreased in intensity
  • - Slowed down
  • - Eased
  • - Lessened in intensity
  • - Ebbed
  • - Decreased
  • - Waned
  • - Died down
  • - Declined
  • - Lost intensity
  • - Slacked off
  • - Slackened
  • - Dropped off
  • - Eased up
  • - Quieted (down)
  • - Calmed down
  • - Subsided
  • - Tapered off
  • - Let up
  • - Diminished
  • - Moderated
  • - Lessened
  • - Eased off
  • - Dimmed.
  • - Ate bad cooking and went into decline
abates
  • - Dies down in a Psycho hotel
  • - Decreases in intensity
  • - What type of psycho motel subsides?
  • - A psychotic motel owner lets up
  • - calms down a wild beast
  • - a beast in distress lowers
  • - Dies back
  • - Lets off a creepy motelier
  • - Dies away
  • - Peter's out with a troop leader in new base?
  • - Going up in Dorset, a balloonist has a fall
  • - Lets up, as a storm
  • - Soft-pedals, in a way.
  • - Quashes, in law
  • - Diminishes in intensity
  • - Calms down
  • - Quiets (down)
  • - Dies down
  • - Lessens in intensity
  • - Winds down
  • - Slows down
  • - Goes down
  • - Slackens, as rain
  • - Weakens(Used today)
  • - Cools off most getting off steamboats
  • - Actor who wrestled with O. Reed stops
  • - Lessens, as the tide
  • - Becomes less intense
  • - Tails off
  • - Grows less intense
  • - Drops off or subsides
  • - Starts to drop
  • - Ebbs; wanes
  • - Becomes lessened
  • - Quashes: Law.
  • - Becomes less.
  • - Eases up.
  • - Eases
  • - Grows less.
  • - Eases (off)
  • - Ebbs
  • - Suppresses
  • - Slackens off
  • - Slacks off
  • - Moderates
  • - Recedes
  • - Falls away
  • - Subsides
  • - Wanes
  • - Tapers off
  • - Dwindles
  • - Lessens
  • - Falls off
  • - Reduces
  • - Declines
  • - Loses intensity
  • - Slackens
  • - Diminishes
  • - Drops off
  • - Weakens
  • - Lets up
  • - Decreases?
abath
  • - Take ...... (lose big)
  • - Take ...... (suffer financial loss)
  • - Take ......: go bankrupt
  • - Take ...... (wash up): 2 wds.
  • - Take ...... (suffer heavy financial loss)
  • - Take ...... (lose much money)
  • - Take ...... (lose lots of money)
  • - Take ...... (lose heavily)
  • - Take ...... (lose big time)
  • - Take ...... (lose a bundle)
  • - Bad thing to take, financially
  • - Took ......: lost a bundle
  • - "Splish splash, I was takin' ......" (1958 lyric)
abathingbeauty
  • - Start of a quip
abating
  • - money in a sack is growing less
  • - sounds as though a harassment is dying down
  • - In a decline
  • - Becoming less bad
  • - Lessening (noise)
  • - becoming less
  • - Becoming less intense
  • - Slacking off, dying away
  • - Slacking off or dying away
  • - Slacking off, dyeing away
  • - Easing up
  • - Ebbing
  • - Settling down
  • - Like remittent diseases, perhaps
  • - Dying down
  • - Deducting
  • - Dwindling.
  • - Lessening
  • - Easing off
  • - Falling off
  • - Weakening
  • - Diminishing
  • - Letting up
abate
  • - Another word for decrease or nullify
  • - Ease off or subside
  • - Decrease in force
  • - Drop off or diminish
  • - Diminish or die down
  • - A temptation said to decrease
  • - Decrease in intensity
  • - Decrease in strength
  • - *Decrease
  • - To decrease in intensity
  • - Possibly beat a retreat
  • - Hand out tea and it does diminish
  • - Calm sailor dined
  • - lessen in tension
  • - Become less intense, as a storm
  • - calm down - it sounds like a temptation to get caught
  • - To grow less flab, half dined
  • - Reduce in severity
  • - Weaken a magnet when picked up
  • - Lessen, subside
  • - a racket originally expected to subside
  • - lessen, as a rainstorm
  • - get less intense, as a rainstorm
  • - Let up a bit
  • - put an end to an enticement, we hear
  • - Ease back
  • - Lessen in severity
  • - Diminish, as a nuisance
  • - Become less
  • - Lessen, diminish
  • - In the beginning, Adam mentioned temptation as moderate
  • - Adult temptation said to subside
  • - Lessen, as the tide
  • - Fade slowly
  • - Diminish; slacken
  • - Snowball's opposite
  • - Deintensify
  • - Lessen in intensity
  • - Sailor, consumed, to calm down
  • - Let up, as a storm
  • - Let up, as rain
  • - Cricketer in A&E to wind down
  • - Subside, as a storm
  • - A temptation said to become weaker
  • - Make less intense
  • - Gradually lessen
  • - A temptation said to subside
  • - Calm down, subside
  • - Australian and English openers holding bat appear calm
  • - Lessen in strength
  • - Fall off in intensity
  • - Diminish in strength
  • - Lose strength, as a storm
  • - Taper off, as wind
  • - Ease off, as rain
  • - Drop in intensity
  • - Diminish in intensity
  • - Ebb away
  • - Quash, in law
  • - Slacken up
  • - Reduce racket in casualty
  • - Drop off slowly
  • - Reduce, as taxes
  • - Lessen, as a storm
  • - Slacken off
  • - Grow less
  • - What storms eventually do
  • - Simmer down
  • - Fall in intensity
  • - Ease; subside
  • - Stem
  • - Mitigate
  • - Lull
  • - Put an end to
  • - Cut down
  • - Settle down!
  • - Ebb
  • - Wind down
  • - Taper off
  • - Become less intense
  • - Peter out
  • - Lose strength
  • - Tail off
  • - Cut back
  • - Alleviate
  • - Let up
  • - Tone down
  • - Slacken
  • - Quiet down
  • - Mollify
  • - Reduce.
  • - Lower
  • - Reduce in intensity
  • - Die away
  • - Lose intensity
  • - 'Calm down!'
  • - Ease
  • - '...... cool!'
  • - Diminish
  • - Subside
  • - Recede
  • - Wane
  • - Fade away
  • - Lessen gradually
  • - Recede, as the tide
  • - Lessen
  • - Die down
  • - Dwindle
  • - Ease up
  • - Fall back
  • - Ease off
  • - Decline slowly
  • - Slack off
  • - Increase
  • - Decline
  • - Fall off
  • - Go down
  • - Drop off
  • - Fall
  • - Weaken
  • - "Slow down!"
  • - Moderate
  • - Slow
  • - Lose steam
  • - [Back off!]
  • - force a beat to relax
  • - A club with little energy to become less active
  • - Wane, die down
  • - force a beat to relent
  • - Hear what angler uses to calm down
abat
  • - meat loaf song portion: "like.... out of hell..."
  • - Like ... out of hell
  • - Like ...... out of hell: 2 wds.
  • - "Like — out of ..."
  • - Like ...... out of Hades
  • - Like .... out of 79-Down
  • - Go like ...... out of hell
  • - "The mind is like ......": Wilbur
  • - Blind as ......: 2 wds.
  • - Blind as —
  • - As blind as ......
  • - 'Grab ....': 'You're pinch-hitting'
  • - Blindness comparison
abat-jour
  • - 50 per cent of diaries, a hit when put on screen
abatable
  • - Subject to reduction
  • - Subject to remedying, as a nuisance
  • - Stoppable
abashing
  • - Activists start striking. It's embarrassing
  • - Embarrassing adult rapping
  • - That's embarrassing for party in Government
  • - Embarrassing
  • - That's embarrassing for a party in Government
  • - A hit in Government - that's embarrassing?
  • - A beating is embarrassing
  • - A striking defeat that's humiliating
  • - A blow in third argument was disconcerting
  • - A violent attack is disconcerting
  • - Humiliating
  • - Disconcerting
  • - Discomfiting
abashes
  • - Confounds
  • - Destroys the self-possession of.
  • - Takes aback
  • - Shames
  • - Embarrasses.
  • - Discomposes
  • - Discomfits
  • - Makes flush
  • - Disconcerts
  • - Turns red, maybe
  • - Rattles
  • - Puts down
  • - Humiliates
  • - Humbles
abask
  • - So happy sunbather may lie down with bottom on rucksack!
abasing
  • - it's degrading to have a graduate give a solo
  • - Degrading
  • - Humiliating when Swedish group half-heartedly perform
  • - Taking down
  • - Mortifying
  • - Putting down
  • - Belittling
  • - Humbling?
abashment
  • - shame of soldier about to thump this setter
  • - a party intended to not include a feeling of shame
  • - Heartless about arresting party workers? Shame!
  • - Batsman? He's out: shame!
  • - Mortified state
  • - Discomfiture
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