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tam
  • - Scotsman's hat
  • - Hat raised to some of one's mates
  • - Kilt's pom-pomed partner
  • - simon and river's last name on "firefly"
  • - Headgear for a Highlander
  • - Lassie's cap
  • - Scot's chapeau
  • - Beret's kin
  • - Beret's cousin
  • - Highlander's cap
  • - Scotsman's topper
  • - Piper's topper
  • - Clansman's topper
  • - Scottie's topper
  • - Scot's wee cap
  • - McDonald's lid?
  • - MacTavish's topper
  • - Lassie's lid
  • - Highlander's headgear
  • - Hebrides headgear
  • - Dundee headgear
  • - Angus's topper
  • - When bars close, in most U.S. cities
  • - Time in D.C. when it's midnight in Denver
  • - Sporran wearer's headgear
  • - Shetlander's chapeau
  • - Sen. Hayakawa's headwear
  • - Scot's head-coverer
  • - Sandy's headgear
  • - Royal Regiment of Scotland headgear
  • - Pompom's place
  • - N.Y.C. time when it's midnight in L.A.
  • - Milliner's item
  • - McTavish's cap
  • - Lassie's topper
  • - Lad's lid
  • - Lad's cap
  • - It's similar to a Balmoral
  • - It's on some Scottish locks
  • - Ian's headgear
  • - Ian's cap
  • - Highlander's bonnet
  • - Highlander's accessory
  • - Headwear named for a poem's hero
  • - Headgear with kilts
  • - Headgear for a sporran wearer
  • - Headgear at St. Andrews
  • - Glaswegian's topper
  • - Glaswegian's cap
  • - Gaelic headgear
  • - Clansman's wear
  • - Clansman's cap
  • - Cap for a bagpiper
  • - Burns's "...... o' Shanter"
  • - Beret's relative
  • - Balmoral's cousin
  • - Bagpiper's topper
  • - Bagpiper's headwear
  • - Bagpiper's beret
  • - Jaunty headgear.
  • - Scot's cap
  • - Scot's topper
  • - Bit of Highlands headgear
  • - Beret's Scottish cousin
  • - Bagpiper's hat
  • - Kilt-wearer's cap
  • - Kiltie's cap
  • - Highland headgear
  • - Scottish headgear
  • - Poofy bit of headgear
  • - Bagpiper topper
  • - Bagpiper's headgear
  • - Scot's headwear
  • - Piper's headgear
  • - Highlander's topper
  • - Highlands headgear
  • - Bagpiper's accessory
  • - Scot's hat
  • - Kiltie's topper
  • - Laddie's lid
  • - Highlander's headwear
  • - Scotsman's cap
  • - Scot's sun blocker
  • - Robbie's farmer
  • - Bagpiper's cap
  • - Laddie's cap
  • - Piper's cap
  • - Highlander's hat
  • - Kiltie's headwear
  • - Headgear.
  • - It's a bit matey to raise one's hat
  • - scottish topper in histamine
  • - .... Dalyell, former Father of the House of Commons
  • - Top of the Highlands?
  • - Flat-topped Scottish hat
  • - Woolen cap from Scotland
  • - Flat hat sometimes associated with Scotland
  • - 50% van de trommel is rustig
  • - Headwear in Scotland
  • - cap with a toorie
  • - Cap named for a farmer in a Burns work
  • - Hat that may match a kilt
  • - hat that might be worn with a kilt
  • - Flat Scottish cap
  • - Headwear with a pompom
  • - A little hat most Americans have
  • - one might be doffed in dundee
  • - Robert Burns' "... o' Shanter"
  • - Less than the right amount for a hat
  • - ... o' shanter (Glasgow cap)
  • - "... o' Shanter," poem by Robert Burns
  • - Aberdeen head topper
  • - ... o' shanter, Scottish cap ("mat" read from right to left)
  • - Aberdeen accessory
  • - Scottish cap with a pompom
  • - Tim ..., Australian chocolate biscuit
  • - Woolen hat
  • - Scottish cap, for short
  • - Scottish flat hat
  • - A Scottish tartan cap
  • - ... o' shanter (Scottish bonnet)
  • - Tim ... (Australian biscuit brand)
  • - Anagram of "mat" which means a Scottish cap
  • - Cap with a pompon
  • - Cap with a pompom
  • - Highlands cap
  • - Highland headwear
  • - Souvenir from Scotland
  • - Floppy lid
  • - Dundee topper
  • - "...... Lin," Scottish ballad
  • - Topper around a loch
  • - Pompom holder
  • - Highlands headwear
  • - Cover for locks on lochs
  • - Cap seen on a brae
  • - Cap of Scottish origin
  • - Caledonian cap
  • - Tufted topper
  • - Top with a pompom
  • - Stirling topper
  • - Sporty cap
  • - Scottish bonnet
  • - Round-topped topper
  • - Kirkcaldy topper
  • - Inverness headwear
  • - Hat with a pompon
  • - Glasgow cap
  • - Dundee cap
  • - Cap with a tassel
  • - Cap that may be partly plaid
  • - Brae beret
  • - Accessory worn with a kilt
  • - Tweedy topper
  • - Topper for Scotty
  • - Topper for R. Burns
  • - Top with a toorie
  • - Top of the Grampians
  • - Top for one who says "Top o' the mornin'"?
  • - Tobermorry topper
  • - Tim ......, 1958 Derby winner
  • - This has a pompom
  • - Tayside topper
  • - Soft headwear
  • - Skye topper
  • - Shetland chapeau
  • - Scottish lid
  • - Scottish headwarmer
  • - Scots topper
  • - Scotch cap
  • - Scotch bonnet
  • - Scot topper
  • - Robert Burns hero
  • - Relative of the beret.
  • - Quaint golfing wear
  • - Pompon-centered cap
  • - Pompom-centered cap
  • - Plus fours go-with
  • - Plaid cap
  • - Piper topper
  • - Part of Georgia Tech regalia
  • - Part of a doctoral graduation getup
  • - One may be worn with a kilt
  • - O'-shanter opener
  • - Mary Tyler Moore headwear
  • - MacTavish topper
  • - Loch Lomond locks topper
  • - Lid around a loch
  • - Kitschy golf hat
  • - Kilt accompanier, maybe
  • - Inverness topper
  • - Highlands head covering
  • - Hero of Burns' poem.
  • - Hebrides cover
  • - Hebridean hat
  • - Headwear for a Scot
  • - Headwear for short
  • - Hat with a pompom
  • - Hat named for a Burns hero
  • - Hat accompanying a kilt
  • - Gretna Green beret
  • - Galloway topper
  • - Gaelic hat
  • - Gaelic cap
  • - Flat-top hat
  • - Flat-crowned hat
  • - Flat hat with a pompom
  • - Edinburgh wear
  • - Edinburgh topper
  • - Edinburgh souvenir
  • - Edinburgh beret
  • - Dundee lid
  • - Dundee headwear
  • - Dundee headware
  • - Dundee hat
  • - Dreadlocks cover
  • - Clydebank cap
  • - Celtic cap
  • - Cap with a pom-pom called a toorie
  • - Cap with a pom-pom
  • - Cap of sorts
  • - Cap for Scotty
  • - Cap for Jock
  • - Cap for a Scot
  • - Burns' bonnet
  • - Bit of Highlands attire
  • - Beret on the brae
  • - Beret on a brae
  • - Beret cousin
  • - Banff bonnet
  • - Balmoral relative
  • - "Firefly" brother and sister River and Simon
  • - "...... Glen," Burns song
  • - ......-o'-shanter (traditional cap in Scotland)
  • - ......-o'-shanter (traditional cap for a Scotsman)
  • - ......-o'-shanter (Scottish headwear)
  • - Beret
  • - Lid for a lad
  • - Sporty chapeau
  • - Jaunty hat
  • - Kilt accessory
  • - Type of cap
  • - Rastafari wear
  • - Beret kin
  • - Small topper
  • - Hat.
  • - Tasseled hat
  • - Tasseled topper
  • - Tassled topper
  • - ......-o'-shanter
  • - Cap of Scotland
  • - Flat-topped cap
  • - Highland hat
  • - Tartan topper
  • - Scottish hat
  • - Scottish headwear
  • - House of Tartan product
  • - Hat worn with a kilt
  • - Hat often with a pompon
  • - Clyde cap
  • - Black Watch topper
  • - Edinburgh cap
  • - Scottish head cover
  • - Scottish cap
  • - Woolen cap
  • - Part of Highlands regalia
  • - ...-o'-shanter, Scottish cap
  • - Scots hat
  • - Top of Scotland
  • - Unlike cheetahs in the savanna, usually
  • - Hat for 19 Across
  • - Lid for a laddie
  • - Scottish topper
  • - Tartan cap
  • - Cap worn with a kilt
  • - Flat cap
  • - Highland Games wear
  • - Flat hat in Scotland
  • - Burns' farmer
  • - Laddie topper
  • - Lid with a woolen ball
  • - Bit of doctoral graduation regalia
  • - Hebrides hat
  • - Topper with a pompom
  • - Topper with a pom-pom
  • - Scots cap
  • - Woolen Scottish cap
  • - It may be felt above you
  • - Highlands hat
  • - Jaunty topper
  • - Flat Scottish hat
  • - Retro golf wear
  • - Highland lid
  • - Wool cap
  • - Cap named after a Robert Burns hero
  • - Skye cap
  • - Natty hat in Scotland
  • - Flapper accessory
  • - Scottish beret
  • - Tobermory topper
  • - Scotch topper
  • - Edinburgh bonnet
  • - Highland topper
  • - Topper for a 49-Down
  • - Scottish head covering
  • - Highland cap
  • - Cap for a Celt
  • - Tobermorey topper
  • - Cap on the Clyde
  • - Cap named for a Robert Burns hero
  • - Beret relative
  • - Headpiece
  • - Symbol of Scotland
  • - Soft hat
  • - Floppy cap
  • - Floppy top
  • - Flat topper
  • - Floppy topper
  • - Cap
  • - Head covering
  • - Flat hat
  • - Brimless hat
  • - Topper
  • - Headwear
  • - some anti-histamine spilt on scottish topper
  • - fashion designer vivienne who wrote "china chic"
  • - In abbreviated form, a brimless broad circular woollen cap
  • - Brimless cap
  • - Tim ___ (Australian cookie brand)
  • - scottish topper with a dose of histamine
  • - Highlands topper
  • - catamaran reduced to a woolly hat!
  • - Is it Dalyell appearing in Just a Minute?
  • - many a plaid cap
  • - hat used to hold dreadlocks
tama
  • - Japanese cat given title of "Station Master" in 2007
  • - Town in central Iowa
  • - County in central Iowa.
  • - County in Iowa.
  • - City in Iowa
  • - ... Art University Library, academic library with two locations which is considered an architectural wonder
  • - Author Janowitz of literature's 'brat pack'
  • - Author Janowitz
  • - Writer Janowitz
  • - 'Memoir of Glamour and Dysfunction' writer Janowitz
  • - 'Slaves of New York' writer Janowitz
  • - Janowitz who wrote 'Slaves of New York'
  • - 'Literary Brat Pack' member Janowitz
  • - "The Male Cross-Dresser Support Group" author Janowitz
  • - Novelist Janowitz
  • - "Slaves of New York" author Janowitz
  • - Indian of Colombia
  • - Colombian Indian
  • - Word from a Latin lover?
tamable
  • - Like Katherine's mother to have food served all round
  • - Not too wild to domesticate
  • - Not too wild to be broken
  • - Subject to breaking
  • - Having the capacity to be broken
  • - Easy to domesticate
  • - Like some wild animals
  • - male bat can become domesticated
  • - Fit for breaking
  • - Capable of being broken
  • - Quite gentle.
  • - Adjective for some circus animals.
  • - Domesticable.
  • - Capable of gentling.
  • - Like some lions
  • - Easily broken
  • - can be trained as a stablemate, set out in style
tam-oshanter
  • - Poem that's more a novel primarily, somehow
tamagotchi
  • - Digital pet that was very popular in the 1990s
  • - Japanese "digital pet"
  • - Digital pet of the '90s
  • - Electronic Japanese pet of the 1990s
  • - Digital pet that became a fad
  • - Handheld digital pet (1997)
  • - Virtual pet simulation game that won an Ig Nobel prize for its Japanese creators
  • - Toy you shouldn't have received having broken the speed of sound
tamablesalt
  • - Mariner who can be broken?
talweg
  • - Outline of a riverbed; wet lag (anag.)
taluses
  • - Rock piles at bases of cliffs
talus
  • - Bone that connects with the tibia
  • - Tempted Greek character loses tan from bone
  • - Fallen rock
  • - Cast site, at times
  • - Ankle
  • - Scree
  • - The ankle
  • - Slope formed by rock debris
  • - Pile of rock debris
  • - Cliff slope
  • - Rocky slope
  • - Rock debris at base of cliff
  • - A slope.
  • - Foot part
  • - Slope
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