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abuse
  • - Calumniate
  • - maltreat sailor before exercise
  • - insult a coach and point
  • - President entertaining his country with insulting language
  • - exploit, as a privilege
  • - invective for the sailor to employ
  • - ill-treatment of lincoln around the states
  • - Take advantage of a sailor needing employment
  • - British in Australia start to explain cruelty
  • - stream of insults, say
  • - Treat someone badly
  • - sailor may employ vituperation
  • - Berate Lincoln about his country
  • - a black-american english insult
  • - Mistreat, or verbally offend
  • - Mistreat or bully repeatedly
  • - Hoot from houseboat - is that a sign of mistreatment?
  • - A coach has a way of cursing!
  • - sailor to employ insults
  • - Misuse
  • - Exploitation
  • - Shout insults at
  • - Treat worse than dirt
  • - Treat very poorly
  • - Treat like crap
  • - Terrible mistreatment
  • - Take unfair advantage of, as privileges
  • - Take it with bad review
  • - Take advantage of, as privileges
  • - Misapply
  • - Cruel treatment
  • - Inveigh against
  • - Vilification
  • - Harsh treatment
  • - British in Australia finally denounce exploitation
  • - Cruel treatment sailor almost used
  • - Seriously overdo, as a privilege
  • - Cruel treatment in Villa bus examined
  • - Cruel treatment in LA bus examined
  • - Treat cruelly
  • - Vituperation
  • - Poor treatment
  • - Cyberbullying, e.g
  • - Treat horrifically
  • - Overdo, as a privilege
  • - Invective, e.g
  • - Hurl invective at
  • - Reason for rehab
  • - Lab users concealing cruel treatment
  • - Cruel treatment in LA bus explained
  • - It's offensive
  • - Corrupt practice
  • - Handle irresponsibly
  • - Treat like garbage
  • - Bad treatment
  • - Misapply, as terminology
  • - They often keep their thoughts locked up
  • - American in Lincoln is hurt
  • - Treat badly; insult
  • - Overly indulge in
  • - Ride roughshod over
  • - Heckling, e.g
  • - Treat poorly
  • - Improper use
  • - It voids warranties
  • - Take unfair advantage of
  • - Days of the New "I've got this time on my hands. You are the one to ......"
  • - Treat terribly
  • - Constant criticism
  • - Silverchair "...... Me"
  • - Kick around
  • - Take unfair advantage of, as a privilege
  • - Insulting language
  • - Overexercise, as a privilege
  • - Vituperation, e.g.
  • - Nasty treatment
  • - Violation, as of privileges
  • - Obloquy, e.g.
  • - It might be verbal
  • - Treat offensively
  • - Physical maltreatment
  • - Railing
  • - Shabby treatment
  • - What constant criticism may lead to
  • - Obloquy
  • - Billingsgate
  • - Treat harmfully
  • - Violate a warranty
  • - Child Protective Services issue
  • - Hurl epithets at
  • - Treat scandalously
  • - Willful destruction
  • - Use beyond capacity
  • - Insult and injury
  • - Scolding, e.g.
  • - Employ improperly
  • - Treat wrongly
  • - Desecrate
  • - Battery, e.g
  • - Badmouth
  • - Treat like dirt
  • - Haranguing
  • - Violation
  • - Treat with disdain
  • - Tell off
  • - Bully's tactic
  • - Molest
  • - Walk all over
  • - Vilify
  • - Take for granted
  • - Dress down
  • - Manhandle
  • - Handle without care
  • - Exploit
  • - Malign
  • - Mishandle
  • - Ill-treat
  • - Wrong
  • - Harm
  • - Treat badly
  • - Treat harshly
  • - Treat roughly
  • - Maltreatment
  • - Ill treatment
  • - Mistreatment
  • - Maltreat
  • - Mistreat
  • - Revile
  • - Take the wrong way?
  • - Verbal attack
  • - Vituperate
  • - Rough up
  • - Bullying, e.g.
  • - Pervert
  • - Bad-mouth
  • - Insult
  • - Exploit, as political power
  • - seaman to employ vituperation
  • - more than stick?
  • - Cruel treatment that causes harm
  • - maltreatment of seafarer taking employment
abused
  • - ill-treated the american in a plot
  • - Treated cruelly
  • - it's maltreated as used by a sailor!
  • - Mistreated a book, second-hand
  • - Not treated properly, when sleeping round America
  • - Ill-treated
  • - Treated poorly
  • - Ill-used
  • - Cruelly treated
  • - Treated badly
  • - The boy cleaned up in Boston after American was assaulted
  • - Treated cruelly; insulted
  • - Used improperly, as a privilege
  • - Took advantage of, as a privilege
  • - Treated harmfully
  • - Badly treated
  • - Treated shabbily
  • - Sailor accustomed to being reviled
  • - Exploited unlimited jabs and took drugs
  • - Kicked around
  • - Spoke offensively to
  • - Shouted insults at
  • - Misused
  • - Mishandled
  • - Maltreated
  • - Exploited sailor took drugs
  • - Mistreated
  • - Insulted; violated
  • - Bad- mouthed, say
  • - Took advantage of too often
  • - Was addicted to
  • - Misapplied
  • - Vituperated
  • - Vilified
  • - Downtrodden
  • - Wronged
  • - Maligned
  • - Took unfair advantage of
  • - Walked all over
  • - Took advantage of
  • - Insulted
  • - Exploited
  • - Reviled
abuser
  • - A form of address to a fellow lacks hint of thoughtfulness — one is offensive
  • - One who insults or mistreats another
  • - One mistreating another
  • - One taking advantage of privilege
  • - One overstepping bounds
  • - Exploitative one
  • - One who overdoes a privilege
  • - One who flaunts privileges
  • - Vituperative one
  • - Bully someone doing sit-ups
  • - Someone who insults Her Majesty on a double-decker?
  • - a rebus puzzle for addict
  • - Sailor is the type of person taking advantage of addict
  • - Slanderer
  • - Playground bully, e.g
  • - Sailor finds drugs for addict
  • - Say bully finds work in decrepit bar
  • - Exploitative sort
  • - Mistreating type
  • - Addict, e.g
  • - Candidate for rehab
  • - He reviles a blockhead employer
  • - Sailor takes drugs with addict
  • - Privilege loser, often
  • - Any excessive drug user
  • - Drug addict, e.g
  • - Bully, e.g
  • - Bully or addict
  • - Rehab candidate
  • - Problem drinker, e.g.
  • - Hurtful sort
  • - Maligning sort
  • - Substance overdoer
  • - Addict or bully
  • - Exploitative type
  • - Mistreater
  • - Sadist, e.g.
  • - Harmful person
  • - Manhandler
  • - Hurtful person
  • - Child ...... (cruel parent)
  • - Maltreater
  • - Reviler.
  • - Detractor.
  • - Drug addict
  • - Addict
  • - Bully
abusers
  • - They'll walk all over you
  • - They take liberties
  • - ones who take too much advantage of a privilege, e.g.
  • - Vituperative sorts
  • - Name callers, and worse
abusedcars
  • - Regulars at the body shop?
abusees
  • - Henpecked ones
abusenot
  • - Blue crocus
abuseme
  • - Silverchair song for a masochist?
abundance
  • - Plenty for Cuban and Dane to be excited about
  • - A very large quantity
  • - plenty at the baker's ball?
  • - Plenty of cake following a social occasion
  • - Great numbers make a roll hop
  • - great plenty
  • - Plenty of cake in a cakewalk, say
  • - Nine tricks of a rabbit mating display?
  • - Loads of hair worn up in a ball
  • - Cake brought into a disco in great supply
  • - American 'rock' includes 'roll' in profusion
  • - Plenty have a hair-style that is on the ball
  • - Host a knees-up getting cake in
  • - Host's hair formed into a rounded mass after a twirl
  • - State of plenty
  • - A trip to get cake in plenty
  • - Plenty to confuse Cuban Dane
  • - Roll ball succeeding a great deal
  • - What you might see in a Pillsbury doughboy commercial?
  • - A cotillion in a pastry shop?
  • - Plenty
  • - A whole lot
  • - Plenty roll into a ball?
  • - the cakewalk perhaps? there's a lot of it about
  • - Plentifulness
  • - Plentiful state
  • - Copious supply
  • - Plentiful amount
  • - Plenitude
  • - Large amount, sometimes more than needed
  • - Plentiful supply
  • - Lavishness
  • - Great supply
  • - Affluence.
  • - Copious amount
  • - Glut
  • - Profusion
  • - Multitude
  • - Copiousness
  • - Ample amount
  • - Plethora
  • - Great amount
  • - Copious quantity
abundant
  • - Rich sailor and German soldier
  • - a pastry poet doesn't finish - that's rich
  • - Rich sailor and German worker
  • - Rich poet almost on a roll
  • - a roll given to man with tea, say - plentiful
  • - Well-supplied with a roll and fresh tea, we hear
  • - A roll and crackers on time in great supply
  • - Bakery product consumed by a short Italian poet is more than enough
  • - Notice soldier eating bun that's rich
  • - Band cooked with tuna that's rich
  • - Notice six-footer eating cake that's rich
  • - Notice colonist eating bun that's rich
  • - Notice worker eating cake that's rich
  • - Rich nun at bad parties
  • - A bit of food poet left unfinished -- more than enough?
  • - Rich nun at bad resort
  • - Notice insect eating bun that's rich
  • - Worker admits holding burger for relative - that's rich
  • - Rich sailor gets a French article on Dante - for the most part
  • - A worker having eaten roll, departs full
  • - Available in vast quantities
  • - Plentiful tuna and bass initially become agitated
  • - Luxuriant hairstyle publicity worker covers
  • - In plentiful supply
  • - Sailor and German soldier could be all over the place
  • - Existing in large amounts
  • - Copious, plentiful
  • - Copious, galore
  • - Not scarce
  • - Ample coming from British sailor and German worker
  • - Profuse
  • - Luxuriant mass of hair adopted by publicity worker
  • - Full tuna ban arranged involving Germany
  • - Teeming
  • - In full supply.
  • - More than enough
  • - Plentiful
  • - Bountiful
  • - Overflowing
  • - Copious
  • - Generous
  • - Ample
abundances
  • - Ballerina's hairdo gets into the act?
abullina
  • - Oaf arranged Ballina Uni dance with mates
abulsed
  • - tore away forcefully
abullet
  • - " . . . and put ...... through his head"
abull
  • - Strong as ....
  • - Like ... in a china shop
  • - Red flag to ...... (anger provocation)
abult
  • - Mideast capital
abum
  • - gets .... rap
  • - Got .... rap: was falsely accused
  • - Give ...... steer (dispense bad advice to)
  • - "You're ......!" (line from "Rocky")
  • - "Hallelujah, I'm ......"
  • - 'I coulda been somebody, instead of ......' ('On the Waterfront')
  • - "Hallelujah, I'm ......" (Al Jolson film)
  • - "He's ......" (jaded New York sports fan's line)
  • - Don Drysdale book "Once ......, Always a Dodger"
  • - "Hallelujah I'm ......," Jolson film
  • - Give ...... steer to
abulia
  • - Loss of willpower
  • - Loss of will power
abuja
  • - Capital of Nigeria
  • - Nigeria's capital
  • - ........ replaced Lagos as the capital of Nigeria in 1991
  • - Newly-built city in central Nigeria, now the capital
  • - A blue jean occasionally can be capital
  • - Nigerian capital
  • - Nigeria's capital since 1991
  • - Capital of Nigeria since 1991
  • - ... and the city that replaced it
abul
  • - Arabic name starter
abunchofbaloney
  • - An unbelievable tale
  • - Nonsense
abunch
  • - Lots
  • - "What ...... of garbage!"
  • - Boatloads
abunchofvintners
  • - Oenological group
abun
  • - Have ...... on (be intoxicated)
  • - Have ...... in the oven (be preggers)
  • - Have .... in the oven
abump
  • - Sit like ...... on a log
  • - Like .... on a log
  • - .... on the head
  • - Hit ___ in the road
abumsteer
  • - What the tout gave at the track
abus
  • - Moslem names
  • - Arabic names.
  • - "Come away with me on ......" (Norah Jones line)
  • - Jim Lehrer book, "...... of My Own"
  • - "Us on ......," old song
  • - Irish battle cries.
  • - Fathers, in the East.
  • - ".... catch!"
abusage
  • - Malapropism is a second-class habit
aburton
  • - See 3
aburnt
  • - .... child
aburr
  • - T. Jefferson's opponent
aburglarstoleit
  • - Homework excuse #2
abundleofun
  • - amusing thing
abundleofnerves
  • - Extremely anxious
  • - Beloved nun fears being redeployed; she's really anxious
  • - Overcome with anxiety
  • - What one with the jitters has
  • - Jitters
aburst
  • - Sign of applause or deflation
  • - "...... of Light" (Audre Lorde collection)
  • - Full to the point of breaking open.
  • - Virtually exploding
  • - Exploding.
  • - Erupting
abundantly
  • - Very [clear]
  • - Plentifully
abundantlyclear
  • - Not even a little hazy
  • - Hardly hazy
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