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wane
  • - former cowboy film star, we hear, gets to decline
  • - To decline in brightness
  • - Decrease gradually, like the visible part of the moon
  • - Decrease gradually, like the bright side of the moon
  • - Decline, as the visible moon
  • - Gradually become smaller
  • - Decline, in influence
  • - Gradually decrease
  • - Gradual decline, of the moon say
  • - Get smaller gradually
  • - Words are not enough from leaders in decline
  • - Western star said to be in decline
  • - Diminish gradually
  • - Decline, as in popularity
  • - Decrease gradually
  • - Period of gradual decline
  • - Decline gradually
  • - Gradual decline
  • - Decline in power
  • - Gradually decline
  • - Decline
  • - grow less intense, as enthusiasm
  • - Diminish like the visible part of the moon
  • - get thinner, like the moon
  • - wax and ...... (what the moon does over a month)
  • - Wax and ... (get larget and smaller, like the moon)
  • - Reduce in influence
  • - Get smaller, as the moon
  • - Wax and ... (get bigger and smaller, like a crescent moon)
  • - Wax's chum
  • - Begin to drop off in intensity or power
  • - Decrease in size, as the moon
  • - Become progressively smaller
  • - Become smaller, like a libido
  • - grow or become smaller
  • - Weaken anew, maybe
  • - Approach an end
  • - Wax's partner
  • - Wax and ...... (increase and decrease, like the visible part of the moon)
  • - Wax and ...... (get larger and smaller, like the moon)
  • - Fall in power
  • - Decrease in size or power
  • - Fade slowly
  • - Die (out)
  • - Become smaller
  • - Pull back
  • - Lose oomph
  • - Become weaker
  • - Wax off?
  • - Ebb
  • - Begin to fade or grow less powerful
  • - Anew (anag.)
  • - Subside; lessen
  • - Wind down
  • - Go downhill
  • - Stop waxing, say
  • - Dissipate
  • - Go down, in a way
  • - Lose zip
  • - Decrease in size
  • - Taper off
  • - Draw to a close
  • - Drop off, as floodwaters
  • - Grow weaker, as rain
  • - Grow less visible, as the moon
  • - Lose impact
  • - Wax and --
  • - Become less intense
  • - Start to go out
  • - Wax's opposite
  • - Become less important
  • - Peter out
  • - Decrease in intensity
  • - Opposite of wax
  • - Grow dimmer
  • - Be on the way out
  • - Become less full, as the moon
  • - Lose strength
  • - Draw to an end
  • - Shrink, as the moon
  • - Decrease, as the moon
  • - Dwindle down
  • - Wax partner
  • - Tail off
  • - What moons do after full moons
  • - Become less bright, as the moon
  • - Shrink, as the visible part of the moon
  • - Decrease in strength
  • - Grow smaller
  • - Get smaller
  • - Lose force
  • - Wax's counterpart
  • - Post-full moon occurrence
  • - Wax counterpart
  • - Lose influence
  • - Alternative to wax
  • - Wax antonym
  • - Antithesis of wax
  • - Anagram for anew
  • - Become less brilliant
  • - Pass one's heyday
  • - Grow faint.
  • - Begin to fade
  • - Lessen in power
  • - Grow dim
  • - Lose power
  • - Diminish slowly
  • - Dim
  • - Lose intensity
  • - Lose brilliance
  • - *Decrease
  • - Go downhill, in a way
  • - Diminish
  • - Subside
  • - Recede
  • - Flow back
  • - Fade away
  • - Abate
  • - Lessen
  • - Die down
  • - Fade
  • - Dwindle
  • - Fall back
  • - Flag
  • - Ease off
  • - Slack off
  • - Fall off
  • - Go down
  • - Drop off
  • - Lose energy
  • - See 43-Across
  • - Contract
  • - Languish
  • - Turn from full to crescent, as the [circled letters]
  • - Wax and ... (get larger and smaller)
  • - diminish, as the moon may
waned
  • - Grew weaker
  • - Grew dimmer
  • - Grew faint
  • - Grew dim
  • - Became weaker.
  • - Diminished, especially moon
  • - Gradually faded
  • - Went from full to gibbous
  • - Didn't wax, say
  • - Diminished got smaller
  • - Tailed off
  • - Gradually diminished
  • - Ecstasy seen in something magical is diminished
  • - Lost strength
  • - Pale little man declined
  • - Didn't wax
  • - Ebbed; declined
  • - Wound down
  • - Approached third quarter, say
  • - Decreased gradually
  • - Diminished over time
  • - Declined in power
  • - Drawn back
  • - Opposite of waxed
  • - Was on the ebb
  • - Decreased in intensity
  • - Became smaller
  • - Got smaller
  • - Lost popularity
  • - Diminished over time, as the moon
  • - Approached extinction
  • - Decreased in strength
  • - Passed the peak
  • - Lost force
  • - Approached an end
  • - Neared an end
  • - Approached the end.
  • - Was on the downgrade.
  • - Went down
  • - Weakened
  • - Ebbed
  • - Faded
  • - Backed off
  • - Fell
  • - Decreased
  • - Receded
  • - Fell off
  • - Died down
  • - Declined
  • - Abated
  • - Dwindled
  • - Petered out
  • - Flagged
  • - Dropped off
  • - Gradually declined
  • - Lost power
  • - Faded away
  • - Subsided
  • - Tapered off
  • - Let up
  • - Diminished
  • - Lessened
  • - Drew to a close
  • - Withered
  • - Dimmed.
  • - Slowly declined
waner
  • - Paul or Lloyd of baseball lore
  • - Lloyd or Paul of Cooperstown
  • - Baseball Hall of Famer Paul or Lloyd
  • - Paul or Lloyd of Cooperstown
  • - Lloyd of Cooperstown
  • - Hall-of-Famers Lloyd or Paul
  • - Paul or Lloyd of baseball fame
  • - Big Poison of baseball
  • - "Big Poison" of baseball fame
  • - Memorable slugger, now in Hall of Fame
  • - Baseball Hall of Famer
  • - Baseball's Big Poison
  • - Cooperstown's Paul or Lloyd
  • - Cooperstown brothers' surname
  • - Baseballer Paul, known as "Big Poison"
  • - Big or Little Poison
  • - Paul ......, baseball's Big Poison
  • - Baseball's Paul or Lloyd
  • - Baseball's Big or Little Poison
  • - Big Poison or Little Poison
  • - Baseball brothers
  • - Cooperstown name
wanes
  • - at the end of june, elegant bird, sadly, becomes less visible
  • - Gradually gets smaller, like the moon
  • - Lessens in force
  • - Nears an end
  • - Approaches the end.
  • - A news broadcast fades
  • - What a full moon does
  • - Grows dim, say
  • - Decreases in size
  • - Gradually decreases
  • - Ebbs
  • - Gradually declines
  • - Decreases in strength
  • - Declines as enthusiasm
  • - Grows dim
  • - Diminishes in intensity
  • - Moves off
  • - Evanesces
  • - Declines in power
  • - Loses power
  • - Recedes
  • - Subsides
  • - Pulls back
  • - Abates
  • - Dies down
  • - Tapers off
waners
  • - Lloyd and Paul of baseball's Hall of Fame
  • - Famous baseball brothers
  • - Baseball's Big and Little Poison
wanderlusts
  • - Irresistible impulses to travel
wanderon
  • - Talk endlessly
wanderlust
  • - Desire to move baton, result being different
  • - Eagerness to travel
  • - Strong desire to travel
  • - Desire to travel
  • - Passion for travel
  • - Urge to travel
  • - Traveler's itch
  • - Dawn breaking with strange lustre gives one the travel bug
  • - Seasonal yen
  • - Urge to roam.
  • - Desire to roam.
  • - Yen to travel
  • - drawls tune about itchy feet
  • - 2012 comedy starring Paul Rudd and Jennifer Aniston
  • - Rambler's itch
  • - It shows with roaming around lands? True
  • - Moving urge
  • - Marco Polo had it
  • - D. Steel best seller
  • - Nomadic instinct
  • - Impulse of Odysseus
  • - That open-road feeling.
wanderoo
  • - Asian monkey
  • - sri lankan leaf monkey or langur
wanders
  • - Goes here and there
  • - Goes astray
  • - Roams
  • - Meanders
  • - Strays
  • - Deviates
  • - Rambles
  • - Rambles that, unfortunately, end in fights
wands
  • - Wizards' needs
  • - Wizards' rods
  • - Things wizards wave
  • - Wizards' accessories
  • - Sticks to do magic with
  • - With which wizards begin and end to work their magic
  • - Magic sticks
  • - Wizard's props
  • - Wizards' sticks
  • - Magic store supply
  • - What all of the answers to the starred clues have
  • - Magic items
  • - Scepters for Mab and Titania.
  • - Sticks with conjunctions
  • - Sticks for casting spells
  • - magicians wave them
  • - Fairies' rods
  • - Mascara applicators
  • - Purchases at Ollivanders, in fantasy
  • - Magicians' sticks
  • - Hogwarts props
  • - Harry Potter film props
  • - TSA agents' gear
  • - They may be waved at concerts
  • - Props for magicians
  • - Sticks for tricks
  • - Illusionists' props
  • - Fairy godmothers' gadgets
  • - Airport screening equipment
  • - 35-Across rods
  • - Gadgets for Merlin
  • - 81-Down scanners
  • - Prestidigitator's props
  • - Hogwarts School musts
  • - Hogwarts supplies
  • - Cosmetics applicators
  • - Magicians' needs
  • - Tarot suit
  • - Handheld optical scanners
  • - Mystical sticks
  • - Magician's rods
  • - Conjuring aids
  • - Handheld scanners
  • - Conductors' batons
  • - Conjurers' props
  • - Wizardry supplies
  • - Tools for Harry Potter
  • - Prestidigitatory props
  • - Bar-code readers
  • - Batons
  • - Staffs of magicians
  • - Conjurers' tools
  • - Fairies' props
  • - Magicians' rods
  • - Conjurers' sticks
  • - Magicians' gear
  • - Rods used by magicians
  • - Magicians' gadgets
  • - Willow shoots.
  • - Diviners' rods.
  • - One suit in a tarot deck
  • - Pointers
  • - Staffs
  • - Magicians' props
  • - Divining rods.
  • - Fairy godmothers' sceptres
wandle
  • - river and tributary of the thames in south london
  • - Pliant timber for binding round stripped ends
wandersin
  • - enters casually
wanderer
  • - Traveling man
  • - Man without a country
  • - Rover's rear end removed when following wife
  • - Rolling Stone's staff do wrong, nicking last of cocaine
  • - Wife with husband abandoning her twice for vagabond
  • - "Hopeless ...," Mumford & Sons track from their album "Babel"
  • - Nomadic type
  • - 1962 Dion hit, with "The"
  • - Rambling one
  • - Aeneas was one
  • - Schubert fantasie
  • - Odysseus, for one
  • - Peregrinating person.
  • - Strayer from a path.
  • - Roamer
  • - Nomad
  • - Rolling stone
  • - Itinerant
  • - Vagabond
wanderers
  • - Nomads, people who move from place to place
  • - Nomads
  • - Name shared by the 1958 and 1960 FA Cup winners
  • - Mostly dreary news circulating in Wolverhampton?
  • - Odysseus and others.
  • - They may be at home at a cricket ground in South Africa, though
wanderedoff
  • - offended by war that's barbaric so drifted away
wanderedlonelyasaclod
  • - What Wordsworth did before he got hip?
wandered
  • - Meandered
  • - Roamed.
wanderings
  • - And, inside, we are, I say, in glorious extremes in leisurely travels
  • - audibly pondering small, aimless journeys
wanderingpew
  • - Long bench that moves around a lot?
wanderingjude
  • - Lost subject of a hit Beatles song?
wanderingjew
  • - Creeping plant
  • - "I'm a rabbi and...um...wait, where was I?"
wanderingsoul
  • - Drifter
wanderingjays
  • - Crested birds that meander?
wandering
  • - Oceanic animal — large bird's not a swan (anag)
  • - Cuckoo's voice, to Wordsworth
  • - Willie
  • - Roaming
  • - Peripatetic.
wanderingis
  • - What ladies' men tend to have
wandering-off
  • - Departing from a place or subject
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