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hacks
  • - Database incursions
  • - Chops up drudges
  • - Emmy-winning series starring Jean Smart as a comedian
  • - mediocre writers getting chops
  • - Breaks into computer network
  • - Life ... (influencer's tips and tricks)
  • - Gains unauthorised access to computer files by moving one end of shack to the other
  • - Saws; dull writers
  • - Writers not likely to win literary prizes
  • - Gains unauthorized access to, in a way
  • - Correspondents shed, first to last
  • - Emmy-winning HBO show starring Jean Smart
  • - Even dull writers deliver some kicks
  • - Kicks poor journalists
  • - Contends with, handles
  • - cuts have halved cakes, oddly
  • - Puts up with chops
  • - Shack renovated for tired horses
  • - HBO Max series starring Jean Smart as a Las Vegas comedian
  • - Mediocre journalists?
  • - Dull writers; cuts
  • - Chops wildly
  • - Uninspired writers
  • - Layton's handlers = Jacks ..........
  • - Gets into a computer system illegally
  • - Clever solutions
  • - Cabbies
  • - Writers can be terrible nags
  • - Horses and bears?
  • - Chops roughly
  • - Programming solutions
  • - Programmers' inelegant solutions
  • - One thousand in used cash for local journalists
  • - Taxi drivers
  • - Breaks in, online
  • - Journalists in shed, first to last
  • - Horses; journalists
  • - Coughs
  • - Data breach causes
  • - Chops with a machete
  • - Gets into, as computer systems
  • - Breaks into, as a computer
  • - Street fare seekers
  • - Stringer's offering the rough cuts
  • - Modern break-ins
  • - Bad writers
  • - Accesses illegally, in a way
  • - Mediocre writers
  • - Chops crudely
  • - Political ...... (partisan sorts)
  • - Programmer's solutions
  • - Press cuttings
  • - Untalented writers
  • - Techie workarounds
  • - Literary drudges
  • - Chops away at
  • - Lousy writers
  • - Chops clumsily
  • - Ham-fisted writers
  • - Unskilled writers
  • - Breaks a computer code
  • - They charge by the meter
  • - Maligned writers
  • - Trespasses in cyberspace
  • - Penny-a-liners
  • - Two-bit writers
  • - Unrespected writers
  • - Basketball fouls
  • - Trite writers
  • - Uses a machete
  • - Junky writers
  • - Second-raters
  • - Saddle horses.
  • - Drives a taxi.
  • - Horses or taxis.
  • - Poor scriveners.
  • - Copes with
  • - Chops
  • - Wields an ax
  • - Cabs
  • - Taxis
  • - Drudges
  • - Chops with an axe, as the cockney said
  • - Tolerates journalists
  • - mediocre writers wanting chops
  • - life-improving tricks
  • - Chops, cuts
hackneyed
  • - Overworked in area of East London by editor
  • - cheek andy in common fashion
  • - Year in poverty after horse is worn-out
  • - Chap is after part of London common
  • - Stock cut, investing currency from the east
  • - Trite, overused
  • - Cut demand to keep variable stock
  • - Overworked pair of journalists concealing desire to retire
  • - Trite or banal
  • - Journalist looked to cover northern pedestrian
  • - Unoriginal, trite
  • - Awfully cheeky and unoriginal
  • - Old bear craving attention, taking its termination to heart
  • - Banal
  • - Cut-and-dried
  • - Well-worn
  • - Trite
  • - Clichéd
hackneycarriages
  • - Taxis licensed to collect passengers from a taxi rank
hackney-carriage
  • - Taxi cut the old knight up with attitude
hackney
  • - Journalist on leave finally in New York cab
  • - London borough: compact breed of horse
  • - Old cab — London borough
  • - Horse before the cart
  • - Carriage for hire
  • - Horse-drawn hire vehicle
  • - and 30: Official term for a black London taxi
  • - Illegally obtain access to Marshal's horse
  • - Carriage horse
  • - Cab or horse
  • - Horse-drawn taxi
  • - Carriage kept for hire.
  • - dull journalist recalled longing for old horse-drawn vehicle
  • - london borough; cab
  • - London borough cut Japanese funds back
  • - Forerunner of the taxicab
  • - Hired carriage
  • - London taxi
  • - Rising currency supporting poor writer in part of London
  • - London borough
  • - Carriage
  • - Cab
  • - "...... diamonds" [2023 rolling stones album]
hackoff
  • - Really upset journo on vacation
  • - sever with violent effort
hackoftheband
  • - Combo's cabbie?
hackofalltrades
  • - Versatile mediocre worker?
  • - Versatile hireling?
hackneys
  • - Hired coaches
  • - Coaches
hackneyedsaying
  • - Cliché, e.g.
  • - You've heard it all too often
hackneyedphrase
  • - Overused expression
  • - "It remains to be seen" or "Wait till next year"
hacksaw
  • - Bad writer observed tool
  • - Put up with dated tool
  • - carpenter\u2019s tool
  • - humble writer observed to be a mere tool
  • - narrow-bladed tool for cutting metal
  • - metal-cutting tool [7]
  • - Tool spotted by poor writer
  • - Tool used to be written up by journalist
  • - Metal-cutting device
  • - Cabin's not opening with a turning tool
  • - Tool to gain unauthorised access was returned
  • - Metal cutting-blade
  • - Hand-held metal cutter
  • - Tool whose name consists of two words meaning "cut"
  • - Metal cutter
  • - Carpenter's metal cutter
  • - Toothed tool for cutting metal
  • - Tool for cutting metal
  • - Tool hits article moving left to right
  • - Metal-cutting implement.
  • - Metal-cutting tool
  • - Metal tool.
  • - Bladed tool
  • - Machine shop tool
  • - Hand tool
  • - Cutting tool.
  • - Carpentry tool
  • - Carpenter.s tool
  • - a hand-held tool for cutting through wood etc
  • - hand tool for cutting metal
  • - .. Ridge, 2017 war firm starring Andrew Garfield and Sam Worthington
  • - Blade set in a frame
  • - Ordinary horse - spotted one with teeth
  • - Cutting article from writer seen as mediocre and dated
  • - Cutting blade
  • - Dull reporter saying something cutting?
  • - "...... Ridge" (2016 war movie)
  • - Cuttings from this item witnessed by journalist?
  • - Carpentry cutter
  • - Pipe cutter
  • - Journalist witnessed item smuggled into prison?
  • - Uninspiring reporter saying something cutting?
  • - Was Observer supporting journalist's cutting article?
  • - Journalist witnessed something used for cutting
  • - Cut bad writer was taken back
  • - Cutter of a sort
  • - Shop cutter
  • - Cutter
  • - cutting-edge journalist got spotted
  • - Something used in cutting mediocre journalist understood
hackwilson
  • - Babe Ruth contemporary
  • - Single-season RBI record-holder since 1930
  • - Cubs Hall of Famer
  • - Hall of Fame slugger
hacktivist
  • - Reporter, one aboard the tube first, is a keyboard warrior
  • - Dissonant surfer treated a thick prospect losing foot
  • - Website defacer, of a sort
hackwriter
  • - Pulp producer
  • - Author who produces mediocre material
hackwork
  • - Hardly great literature
  • - Penny-a-line toil.
hacktivism
  • - Subversive use of computers to promote a political agenda
hacksup
  • - Cuts pieces from bad journalist's university page
  • - Cuts to pieces
hacksaws
  • - Fine-toothed hand tools
  • - One local journalist associated with maxims for cutting types that do damage
hackshifis
  • - Takes an ax to some old sound systems
hacksthedeck
  • - Causes serious damage at sea?
hacksit
  • - Makes the grade
hackenbush
  • - Groucho role
hackensack
  • - Newark Bay feeder
  • - river in new jersey and new york, us, that flows into newark bay
  • - Giant emigration site
  • - New Jersey city
hackee
  • - Chipmunk
hackedinto
  • - used code to access without permission, e.g.
hacker
  • - Online invader?
  • - Internet invader
  • - Website invader
  • - Electronic invader
  • - Computer network trespasser
  • - White-collar criminal of sorts
  • - One might code a virus
  • - Mr. Robot from "Mr. Robot," say
  • - Cybercriminal
  • - Computing whiz
  • - Computer intruder
  • - Computer criminal?
  • - Computer criminal, informally
  • - Computer enthusiast
  • - One might circumvent a firewall
  • - Rihanna's character in 'Ocean's 8,' e.g
  • - Computer user who might say 'I'm in'
  • - Cyber-terrorist
  • - One breaking into a computer system
  • - High-tech intruder
  • - Cyber-criminal
  • - One breaks into computer systems for nefarious purposes
  • - One needing keys to break in
  • - Cuts a rough diamond perhaps and is investigated for online fraud
  • - Jim --, character played by Paul Eddington in the sitcom 'Yes, Minister'
  • - Creator of a Trojan horse, say
  • - Wild slasher and computer criminal
  • - Information thief
  • - Has the cut of a rough person investigated for online fraud
  • - Off-site infiltrator
  • - Novice golfer
  • - PM on TV who bypasses security measures?
  • - Electronic snoop
  • - Poor golfer
  • - User trying to get through a firewall
  • - System infiltrator
  • - Virus carrier, maybe
  • - Unauthorized user?
  • - Cyber-crook
  • - Computer troublemaker
  • - Computer felon
  • - On-line terrorist
  • - Computer mischief-maker
  • - Cyber-nuisance
  • - Black hat
  • - Computer whiz
  • - Software whiz
  • - one cutting sort damaging another's files?
hacked
  • - bore cut
  • - Cut two journalists
  • - Cut-up
  • - Broke into a computer, say
  • - Gained unauthorized access to a computer system
  • - Broke into, as a computer system
  • - Got into without a password, say
  • - A pair of journalists got into the computer business
  • - Journalist and boss gained unauthorised access online
  • - Two pressmen given the chop
  • - Broke into, as a computer
  • - Pair of journalists did a job on the Internet
  • - Shown to be insecure
  • - Accessed illegally, as a computer
  • - Got in illicitly
  • - Used a machete
  • - Broke through security code, e.g.
  • - Broke into, in a way
  • - Golfed grossly
  • - Rode a hired horse.
  • - Took an illegal Amazon tour?
  • - Slashed
  • - Chopped ......
hack
  • - Handle
  • - Cabbie
  • - Cab-driver
  • - Take an ax to
  • - Slash
  • - Cybersecurity concern
  • - Cab
  • - Drudge ......
  • - Tired old horse
  • - Cut crudely
  • - Cope with
  • - Cutting tool.
  • - Taxi
  • - Cut
  • - Chop
  • - Deal (with)
  • - Stomach
  • - Taxi driver
  • - Go riding with journalist
  • - Trick
  • - a technique for managing one's time or activities more efficiently
  • - Slang for an ugly fix to problem
  • - Expose the vulnerabilities of, in a way
  • - cybersecurity event
  • - make like jonny lee miller's character in a 1995 cult classic
hackable
  • - Of a computer, vulnerable to intrusion
hackcheese
  • - Cabbie's snack?
hackattack
  • - Latter-day invasion
  • - Ransomware intrusion, e.g
hackathon
  • - Event for computer whizzes
  • - Collaborative computer coding event
  • - Software developers' get-together
hackandhill
  • - Faith teamed with a bad writer?
hackamore
  • - Headgear for a horse
  • - Bitless bridle
  • - Looped bridle
hackashaq
  • - NBA strategy that involves deliberately fouling the opponent with the worst free throw percentage
hackat
  • - use a machete on
  • - Take a machete to, as dense vegetation
  • - Take a machete to
hackl
  • - Cornelius ...... ("Hello, Dolly!" role)
hackle
  • - cock's neck feather
  • - Fishing fly feather
  • - Turkey feather
  • - Long slender feather
  • - Neck feather
  • - Rooster's neck plumage
  • - restraint, losing small hair
  • - Feathered fly for angling.
hackit
  • - Muddle through
  • - Manage, in slang
  • - Cope, in slang
  • - Be up to the challenge
  • - Cope, slangily
  • - Manage, slangily
  • - Cope: Slang
  • - Cope
  • - Get the job done
  • - Make the grade?
  • - Cut the mustard?
  • - Manage
hackinto
  • - Access illegally, as a database
  • - Access illegally, as computer files
hackinthepulpit
  • - False prophet?
hackles
  • - Chop less off the end of the neck feathers
  • - Neck hairs
  • - Raised your ...... (made you angry)
  • - Defensive anger, metaphorically
hackmatack
  • - Saw relative on course abandoning run in the coniferous forest in America
hackman
  • - Gene ........ played obsessive cop Popeye Doyle
  • - Popeye Doyle's portrayer
  • - Hollywood acting great, Gene ...
  • - Gene --, US actor in the film 'The French Connection'
  • - "Runaway Jury" actor
  • - "Unforgiven" Oscar winner
  • - Oscar winner for "Unforgiven"
  • - Best Actor of 1971
hacklicense
  • - Cabbie's permit
hackingtrail
  • - Evidence that leads to identity thieves?
hackingjacket
  • - is it worn by the rider when shin-kicking?
hackerlife
  • - What a high-tech spy experiences each day?
hackers
  • - Crypto heist perpetrators
  • - keyboard warriors chop with the woman's husband away
  • - 1995 film starring Angelina Jolie and Jonny Lee Miller
  • - Ransomware developers
  • - Criminal search over the weekend for those working illegally online
  • - IT criminals
  • - WikiLeaks associates
  • - Cybercrooks, e.g.
  • - Computer criminals
  • - Computer troublemakers
  • - Cyber-nuisances
  • - Cyberspace nuisances
  • - Cyberterrorists, e.g.
hackett
  • - Old-school comedian Buddy
  • - Costello portrayer in the 1978 film "Bud and Lou"
  • - Comic Buddy who played Costello in "Bud and Lou"
  • - Comedian Buddy
  • - Name an Australian Olympic swimming gold medallist, Grant.
  • - surname of father jack.
  • - "super junior" minister at the department of agriculture.
hackie
  • - Cabbie
  • - Cab-driver
hackinggolf
  • - Poor links play, as they might say in England?
hackingcough
  • - Common cold symptom
hacking
  • - Committing a computer crime
hackies
  • - Taxi drivers
hackery
  • - Bullock cart
hackerway
  • - Facebook HQ's street address
hackerspace
  • - Communal tech workshop, in modern lingo
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