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tadpole
  • - The little one has a stick at the end and a tail at the end
  • - it swims around lead pot
  • - Creature prepared to leap across delta
  • - despite being a little froggy, got to the top and took the lead
  • - Toad's larva
  • - Young creature to leap explosively across delta
  • - One lives on after it croaks
  • - Immature toad or frog
  • - Creature prepared to leap round delta
  • - What might ultimately do leap after development?
  • - Young animal to leap explosively over delta
  • - This ultimately destined to leap, when developed!
  • - This might ultimately do leap when developed?
  • - Animal designed to leap across delta
  • - Story about origins of dashing prince -- one that's turned into a frog?
  • - It could turn into toad and leap, skipping area
  • - Young toad
  • - Early form of frog
  • - Little frog
  • - Undeveloped frog
  • - youngster is somewhat european
  • - Little European 4
  • - Amphibian is a bit European
  • - Young swimmer needing a little support
  • - A little European larva
  • - aquatic larva of frogs
  • - Little swimmer prepared to plead
  • - croaker junior!
  • - frogs' larva
  • - Little European swimmer
  • - Little Rod will grow up to be a frog
  • - Little wriggler wriggling in lead pot
  • - Little rod used for pond-life?
  • - A little upright creature?
  • - Young Kermit playing old tape
  • - Top deal (anag.)
  • - Embryonic amphibian
  • - Pollywog
  • - Pre-frog form
  • - Potential frog
  • - Larva of a frog
  • - Juvenile frog
  • - Infant amphibian
  • - Frog's juvenile phase
  • - Frog stage
  • - Baby amphibian
  • - Young frog
  • - Young amphibian
  • - Embryonic frog
  • - Creature in water bit person from Krakow?
  • - On perch spot larva
  • - He's a little froggy
  • - Immature creature bit person from Krakow?
  • - Little European swimmer in pond?
  • - Young beast bit German neighbour
  • - Immature frog
  • - Larval form
  • - Larval frog
  • - An amphibian larva
  • - Baby frog
  • - A little European water creature
  • - Larval amphibian also called a pollywog
  • - Frog larva
  • - 'Pre-frog'?
  • - Little European wriggling baby
  • - A little stick for pond dweller
  • - Being not properly developed bit Eastern European
  • - Frogman trainee, in slang
  • - Old tape repaired jumper at an earlier stage
  • - Young European with a bit up top
  • - Creature that loses its tail
  • - Amphibian larva
  • - Aquatic creature bit perch
  • - Future croaker
  • - Story about pond developing no new larva
  • - Small creature is a little European
  • - Infant frog
  • - Pond juvenile
  • - Newborn frog
  • - Stage in a frog's life
  • - Amphibian with gills
  • - One on the verge of croaking?
  • - Larva with gills
  • - Small frog in a big pond?
  • - One who'll croak in the future
  • - He'll croak eventually
  • - Pond infant
  • - Larval amphibian
  • - Future jumper
  • - Kermit as a youth
  • - Lily-pond larva
  • - Immature swimmer
  • - Kermit as a youngster, presumably
  • - Kermit, once?
  • - Kermit as a kid
  • - Polliwog
  • - Pond creature
  • - Would-be frog.
  • - Swimming larva.
  • - Larva of an amphibian.
  • - Long-tailed larva.
  • - Immature amphibian.
  • - Swimmer in the spring.
  • - Future frog
  • - Frog to be
  • - Pond denizen
  • - Amphibian
  • - Pond swimmer
  • - Young swimmer to plead being injured
  • - old tape about a young swimmer
  • - Stick seen behind a little creature in stream?
  • - top deal in order for diminutive swimmer
  • - lead pot broken by the larva
  • - little rod getting little swimmer
  • - Pond life
tads
  • - Very young guys
  • - Little amounts
  • - Little folks
  • - Little fellows
  • - Little guys
  • - Little shavers
  • - Little boys
  • - Little 'uns
  • - Little tykes
  • - Little bits
  • - Little ones
  • - much less than loads
  • - Youngsters, or small amounts: Plural
  • - Young 'uns
  • - Boys and lads
  • - Minuscule portions
  • - Playpen crowd
  • - Young squirts
  • - Insignificant amounts
  • - Small fellows
  • - Male dandiprats
  • - Dandiprats
  • - Wee portions
  • - Small children
  • - Gamins
  • - Certain small fry
  • - Kindergartners.
  • - More small fry.
  • - Tots
  • - Wee amounts
  • - Minimal amounts
  • - Slight amounts
  • - Young boys
  • - Boys
  • - Young fellows
  • - Striplings
  • - Shavers
  • - Small boys
  • - Young ones
  • - Youngsters
  • - Tykes
  • - Moppets
  • - Iotas
  • - Youthful ones.
  • - Squirts
  • - Bits
  • - Small bits
  • - Very small amounts
  • - Wee bits
  • - Wee ones
  • - Itty-bitty bits
  • - Tiny bits
  • - Not much
  • - Small amounts
  • - Smidgens
  • - Minor amounts
  • - Jots
  • - Tiny amounts
  • - Bits and pieces
  • - Pinches
  • - Children
tadpoles
  • - Frog larvae
  • - Pond larvae
  • - Little pond swimmers
  • - Pond-life stole iPad I lost, carelessly
  • - Pond youngsters
  • - Aquatic larvae of a frog, toad or other amphibian
  • - Larvae of a frog
  • - Terribly sad poet holding fifty little wrigglers
  • - pleads to become frogs of the future
  • - Young swimmers playing old tapes
  • - Immature frogs
  • - Future frogs
  • - Larval frogs
  • - Stories about regularly adept or developing little swimmers
  • - Baby frogs
  • - Young toads
  • - Toads-to-be
  • - Young of frogs
  • - Polliwogs
  • - This all depends on leaders in Europe - the immature frogs perhaps?
  • - Volunteers, Europeans, housing five hundred little creatures
  • - Frogs-to-be
  • - Dicky aped lots of small characters that came out of Salamander
  • - Froglets
  • - Young frogs
  • - They get older and then croak
  • - Larval amphibians
  • - They croak when they get older
  • - Chad rows while ...
  • - Larval wrigglers.
  • - Immature amphibians
tada
  • - "Wasn't I amazing?!"
  • - "Aren't I amazing?"
  • - "Amazing, right?"
  • - Producer's cry?
  • - Mock fanfare word
  • - Kin of "voila!"
  • - Invitation to be impressed
  • - Interjection that may precede a bow
  • - Immodest exclamation
  • - Illusionist's cry
  • - Follower of a wondrous feat
  • - Follower of a drum roll
  • - Flourish sound
  • - Fake-fanfare sound
  • - Exclamation with a flourish
  • - Exclamation usually made in a high voice
  • - Exclamation that might accompany a curtsy
  • - Exclamation similar to "Voilà!": Hyph.
  • - Exclamation of achievement
  • - Exclamation after "Presto chango!," perhaps
  • - Exclamation accompanying a drumroll
  • - Entertainer's word
  • - Drumroll follower, at times
  • - Cry with a swelled chest
  • - Cry uttered with jazz hands, often
  • - Cry that's often sung
  • - Cry often made with jazz hands
  • - Cry of unveiling
  • - Cry made with a flourish
  • - Cry made with a curtsy, maybe
  • - Cry made while taking a bow
  • - Cry frequently made with jazz hands
  • - Cry before curtsying or taking a bow
  • - Cry before applause
  • - Cry after doing something impressive
  • - Cry after a successful stunt
  • - Coup follower, perhaps
  • - Bit of mock vocal fanfare
  • - Accompanier of a wondrous feat
  • - "Well, look what I did!"
  • - "Well, aren't I clever?!"
  • - "Wasn't that fantastic?!"
  • - "Told you I could do it!"
  • - "There, look what I did!"
  • - "The feat is complete!"
  • - "The deed is done!"
  • - "That's how you do it"
  • - "That's how it's done, folks"
  • - "Look, I made a souffle!"
  • - "Look what we just did!"
  • - "Look how perfectly I performed!"
  • - "Look at this great thing I did!": Hyph.
  • - "Look at me - I did it!"
  • - "I'm the bomb!"
  • - "I'm finally done!"
  • - "I'm do-o-one!"
  • - "I made a chocolate soufflé!"
  • - "Hey, look what I did!"
  • - "Feat accomplished!"
  • - "Didn't I do great?!"
  • - "Check out this great thing I did!": Hyph.
  • - "Behold my creation!"
  • - "And that's it!"
  • - "And here you have it!"
  • - "And here it is!": Hyph.
  • - "And heeeere it is!"
  • - "And boom goes the dynamite!"
  • - "Ain't I wonderful!"
  • - "Ain't I sumthin'!"
  • - "Ain't I somethin'?!"
  • - "... and here I am!"
  • - "And ... voila!"
  • - "Look at me, ........."
  • - Triumphant exclamation
  • - Unveiling cry
  • - "How ya like them apples?!"
  • - 'Et voilà!'
  • - Show-off's shout
  • - Fanfare sound.
  • - Dramatic intro
  • - Cousin of "Voilà!"
  • - Dramatic entrance announcement
  • - "Hooray for me!"
  • - Shout of accomplishment
  • - Cry of achievement
  • - Magician's cry
  • - 'There you have it!'
  • - Kin of 'Presto!'
  • - "And here it is!"
  • - 'And there it is!'
  • - Unveiling exclamation
  • - Revealing cry
  • - "Here it is!"
  • - Magician's "I did it!"
  • - Cry of pride
  • - Shout of triumph
  • - It's done
  • - 'Looky here!'
  • - Revelation exclamation
  • - "Here I am!"
  • - "Good for me!"
  • - "Look ma, no hands!"
  • - Cry of accomplishment
  • - "Et voilГ !"
  • - "Yay, me!"
  • - "Look what I did!"
  • - 'Voila!'
  • - Fanfare noise
  • - 'Look, I did it!'
  • - Revealing interjection
  • - Self-satisfied exclamation
  • - Exclamation with a dramatic reveal
  • - Self-congratulatory cry
  • - 'Look what I just did!'
  • - "Voilà!" cousin
  • - 'There, I did it!'
  • - Exclaimed flourish
  • - 'Bam!'
  • - Relative of "Voilà!"
  • - "Check it out!"
  • - Presto
  • - Finish line
  • - "There it is!"
  • - 'THERE you are!'
  • - Magician's word
  • - Magic word
  • - Magic show exclamation
  • - All done
  • - 'There!'
  • - Behold
  • - "Check this out!"
  • - Look ......!
  • - Cry of success
  • - How about that?!
  • - Cry of surprise
  • - 'All finished!'
  • - [mic drop]
  • - "I'm finished!"
  • - "And there you have it!"
  • - Cry of triumph
  • - Triumphant cry
  • - Triumphant shout
  • - "I did it!"
  • - Just like that
  • - ...... done!
  • - 'Aren't I somethin'?!'
  • - 'Look here . . .'
  • - Cry of accomplishment (hyph.)
  • - Magician's exclamation at a trick's reveal: Hyph.
  • - "Look at what I did!"
  • - "See? It's magic!"
  • - See what I did: Hyph.
  • - "Presto! Here's your card!"
  • - Revealing call
tadas
  • - Exclamations of achievement
  • - Cries at unveilings
  • - Proud cries
  • - "VoilГ !" cries
  • - Cries of unveiling
  • - "Voilà!" cries
  • - Self-congratulatory cries
  • - Cries of pride
  • - Cries of accomplishment
  • - Cries at revelations
  • - Unveiling cries
  • - Triumphant cries
  • - Cries of triumph
  • - Shouts of triumph
  • - Spoken flourishes
  • - Unveiling exclamations
  • - 'Yay me!' shouts
  • - Verbal flourishes
  • - Unveiling shouts
  • - Words said with a flourish
  • - Performance fanfares
  • - Oral flourishes
  • - They're said with a flourish
  • - Drumroll-accompanying exclamations
  • - Triumphant shouts
tadaentry
  • - Gateway for the triumphant?
tadlincoln
  • - Onetime White House resident with a cleft palate
  • - Abe's youngest son
tadine
  • - Loyalty Islands port
tadema
  • - Artist Alma-......
  • - English painter Alma-......
  • - Alma ......, painter
  • - Alma-......, English painter.
  • - Sir Lawrence Alma-......, painter.
taddeo
  • - Tonio's stage name in "I Pagliacci"
  • - Suitor in Rossini's "L'Italiana in Algeri"
  • - Painter Gaddi: 14th century
  • - ...... Gaddi, pupil of Giotto
taddy
  • - [Scottish] Type of snuff, named after maker
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