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adage
  • - Sampler sentence
  • - Sometime sampler stitching
  • - Sampler wisdom
  • - Motto, proverb
  • - nowadays have time for proverb
  • - Saw a little daughter taking long time
  • - "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree," for one
  • - saw flier become old
  • - saying in modern period?
  • - fortune in a fortune cookie, often
  • - Wise observation
  • - Nowadays have time for a proverb
  • - Saw, for instance, a US lawman brought up
  • - Familiar saying like Better late than never
  • - saw, maxim
  • - bumper sticker material
  • - Memorable moral saying
  • - observational truism
  • - Had a gesture encapsulated an entire proverb?
  • - present day maxim
  • - saying it's a commercial era
  • - terse precept
  • - Saw a series of letters from Baghdad agent
  • - Proverb or true saying
  • - saw number of years after the present time, in short
  • - ada for example has returned to her old saying
  • - Girl, for example, turning up in proverb
  • - one may become a cliché
  • - Proverb from Conrad, a genius
  • - A saying
  • - Saying used in Canada generally
  • - Saying, motto
  • - maxim for present-day generation
  • - "a penny saved ... " is one
  • - Saying, proverb
  • - Saw notice on time
  • - Saw notice ahead of time
  • - 'Brevity is the soul of wit,' for one
  • - there's something to be said about the bad ages
  • - "Forbidden fruit is the sweetest," e.g.
  • - saying it's commercial time
  • - "there's no such thing as a free lunch," e.g.
  • - saw commercial lose freshness
  • - saw an advertisement a long time afterwards
  • - 'Better safe than sorry,' for example
  • - Proverb, saying
  • - Axiom or maxim
  • - Old saying, e.g., "Beggars can't be choosers"
  • - Saw commercial over time
  • - "accidents will happen," e.g.
  • - Maxim used in Gilead agenda
  • - "Haste makes waste" or "Time is money," e.g.
  • - "fortune favors the bold," for one
  • - "All that glitters is not gold," for one
  • - "The unexamined life is not worth living," e.g.
  • - saying from the commercial era
  • - "Practice makes perfect," e.g.
  • - Saw a number grow old
  • - "words have consequences," e.g.
  • - "The early bird gets the worm," e.g.
  • - Traditional, wise saying
  • - saw flier grow old
  • - Timeworn words
  • - "All's fair in love and war," e.g.
  • - Traditional truism
  • - "What goes around, comes around," e.g.
  • - "Love conquers all," e.g.
  • - "Beauty is only skin deep," e.g.
  • - "Penny wise, pound foolish," e.g.
  • - "Let sleeping dogs lie," e.g.
  • - "A neat ship is a sweet ship," e.g.
  • - "Money talks," for one
  • - "Haste makes waste," for one
  • - "Beggars can't be choosers," e.g.
  • - Timeworn truism
  • - Proverbial saying
  • - "Time is money," for one
  • - Saying to remember
  • - Pithy platitude
  • - Oft-repeated words of wisdom
  • - Memorable maxim
  • - "Too many cooks spoil the broth," e.g.
  • - "If the shoe fits, wear it," e.g.
  • - Time-honored truism
  • - Simple saying
  • - Pearl from Poor Richard
  • - Often-quoted line
  • - Oft-quoted saying
  • - Maxim or saw
  • - Ben Franklin witticism
  • - Age-old expression
  • - "What goes around, comes around," for one
  • - "Two heads are better than one," for one
  • - "Still waters run deep," for example
  • - "Look before you leap" is one
  • - "Don't cry over spilt milk," e.g.
  • - "A watched pot never boils," for one
  • - "A stitch in time saves nine," e.g.
  • - "Nothing ventured nothing gained," e.g.
  • - Wise maxim
  • - What may follow "they say"
  • - Truth, in folklore
  • - Timeworn observation
  • - Terse observation
  • - Saying with meaning
  • - Relative of a motto
  • - Proverb containing wisdom almost certainly contradicted by some other proverb
  • - Poor Richard pronouncement
  • - Phrase of wisdom
  • - Pearl of wisdom, perhaps
  • - Part of Poor Richard's Almanack
  • - Paroemiographer's brain child.
  • - Old truism
  • - Often-quoted saying
  • - Memorable words
  • - Maxim's cousin
  • - Many a fortune cookie phrase
  • - Madison Ave. publication
  • - Item in "Poor Richard's Almanack"
  • - It's often said
  • - It may become a cliché
  • - Folksy saying
  • - Era of commercials?
  • - Encapsulated observation
  • - Common observation
  • - Cliché, often
  • - Bromide's cousin
  • - Bit of old wisdom
  • - Bit of grandmotherly advice
  • - Any of Aesop's morals
  • - "Two wrongs don't make a right," for one
  • - "Two wrongs don't make a right," e.g.
  • - "Time is money," for example
  • - "There ain't no such thing as a free lunch," e.g.
  • - "That's how the ball bounces," e.g.
  • - "Red sky at night, sailor's delight," e.g.
  • - "Poor Richard's Almanack" offering
  • - "Poor Richard's Almanack" maxim
  • - "Poor Richard's Almanack" inclusion
  • - "Poor Richard's Almanack" excerpt
  • - "Out of sight, out of mind," e.g.
  • - "Opposites attract," e.g.
  • - "Nothing ventured, nothing gained," for one
  • - "Money talks," say
  • - "Love thy neighbor" is one
  • - "Love conquers all" is one
  • - "Look before you leap," for example
  • - "Know thyself," for one
  • - "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is," for one
  • - "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is," e.g.
  • - "Honey catches more flies than vinegar," e.g.
  • - "Honesty is the best policy," e.g.
  • - "Fortune favors the bold," e.g.
  • - "Every dog has its day," e.g.
  • - "Don't shit where you eat," e.g.
  • - "Curiosity killed the cat" is one
  • - "Better safe than sorry," say
  • - "Better safe than sorry," for one
  • - "Better safe than sorry," e.g.
  • - "Better late than never" is one
  • - "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one," for one
  • - "A watched pot never boils" is one
  • - "A stitch in time" starts one
  • - "A penny saved is a penny earned."
  • - "A penny saved is a penny earned," for one
  • - "Crime doesn't pay," e.g.
  • - Gnome.
  • - Familiar saying
  • - 'Don't count your chickens before they hatch,' e.g
  • - Bit from 'Poor Richard's Almanack'
  • - Time-tested truism
  • - "A stitch in time ...," e.g.
  • - "That's life!," e.g.
  • - Pithy expression.
  • - Poor Richard's Almanack item
  • - Condensed but memorable saying
  • - 'Silence is golden,' e.g
  • - 'He who hesitates is lost,' e.g
  • - Succinct saying
  • - Aphorism
  • - Words from the wise
  • - Memorable saying
  • - Words to the wise
  • - 'Slow and steady wins the race,' e.g
  • - Truism
  • - 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it,' e.g
  • - "What goes up must come down," e.g.
  • - Murphy's Law, for one
  • - Murphy's Law, e.g.
  • - Words of wisdom
  • - "No pain, no gain," for one
  • - Old maxim
  • - "Look before you leap," e.g
  • - Wise words
  • - 'Time flies,' e.g
  • - Saw inside Baghdad agency
  • - Proverb
  • - Wise saying
  • - Time-honored words
  • - 'Opposites attract,' for one
  • - "Measure twice, cut once," e.g
  • - Proverb used by Conrad, a genius
  • - Traditional maxim
  • - "Love conquers all," for example
  • - 'Better safe than sorry' is one
  • - There are two pennies in a classic one
  • - Saw a daughter mature
  • - Maxim used in skinhead agenda
  • - A modern one is "Tweet in haste, repent at leisure"
  • - Saw some Canada geese
  • - 'Birds of a feather flock together,' e.g
  • - 'Waste not, want not,' e.g
  • - "Curiosity killed the cat," e.g.
  • - "Time is money," e.g.
  • - Sage words
  • - 'Fish and visitors stink after three days,' for one
  • - Saw an American lawyer for example rebuffed
  • - Terse truth
  • - 'Don't judge a book by its cover,' for instance
  • - Saw woman for example headed west
  • - Pithy saying
  • - 'Better late than never,' e.g
  • - Longstanding observation
  • - 'Know thyself,' e.g
  • - Word from the Latin for "I say"
  • - 'Great minds think alike,' e.g
  • - 'Safety first,' e.g
  • - Popular saying
  • - Wise truism
  • - Proverb helping to make Conrad a genius
  • - Proverb used in Nevada generally
  • - "Waste not, want not," for one
  • - 'Poor Richard's Almanack' bit
  • - 'Eat, drink and be merry,' e.g
  • - Many a line from Benjamin Franklin
scary
  • - like "us" or "it follows"
  • - Spine-tingling, like a haunted house
  • - like many stephen king stories
  • - Difficult to understand scary like a haunted house
  • - Like horror movies
  • - Like either option in "Would you rather watch a video of your parents having sex or your parents watch a video of you having sex?"
  • - Like many campfire stories
  • - Like spooky campfire tales
  • - Like many Halloween decorations
  • - Like horror films
  • - Like R.L. Stine stories
  • - Like nightmares
  • - Like demonic shock rocker
  • - Like a nightmare
  • - Like some amusement park rides
  • - Like Stephen King novels
  • - Like a Vincent Price movie
  • - Like the "Halloween" films
  • - Like a typical Stephen King novel
  • - Like many a King novel
  • - Like a fee-faw-fum
  • - Like a close call
  • - Like a chiller
  • - Like ghosts and ogres
  • - Like ghosts and ghouls.
  • - Like a bugbear
  • - Like a King novel
  • - Like slasher films
  • - Like haunted houses
  • - Like Poe tales
  • - Like a ghost story
  • - Like ghost stories
  • - Like King novels
  • - Like a haunted house
  • - Movie, horror spoof
  • - Mel B's spicy name?
  • - Eerie to predict the future without first asking
  • - evidence of injury on yankee? that's frightening
  • - car's crashed ending in waterway? that's frightening
  • - mel b was nicknamed .......... spice.
  • - Alarming means of transport in the outskirts of Surrey
  • - Outcry as it's frightening
  • - spine-tingling, maybe
  • - Spice Girl's a little sad about track
  • - Alarming, maybe paranormal
  • - "...... Movie" (2000 horror movie spoof)
  • - Nightmarish
  • - Grant possibly presented to son for this 13
  • - Causing shudders
  • - ...... good (amazing)
  • - Eliciting gasps, perhaps
  • - What goth and metal try to be?
  • - Horrorful
  • - Mel B. nickname
  • - Having a high chill factor?
  • - Metal lyrics?
  • - Suitable for Halloween
  • - Causing goose bumps, maybe
  • - Shriek-inducing, perhaps
  • - Gooseflesh-inducing
  • - Inducing the willies
  • - Adjective for the Minotaur
  • - Causing goose flesh
  • - Adjective for a fee-faw-fum
  • - Adjective for a bugaboo
  • - Giving one the creeps.
  • - Very timid: Colloq.
  • - Timid: Colloq.
  • - Alarming: Colloq.
  • - Very timid.
  • - Descriptive of a haunted house.
  • - Shivery
  • - Fear-inducing
  • - Horrific
  • - Lovecraftian
  • - Blood-curdling.
  • - One of the Spice Girls
  • - Bloodcurdling
  • - Daunting
  • - Flay
  • - Eerie
  • - Timid
  • - Frightening
  • - Intimidating
  • - Redoubtable
  • - Spooky
  • - Creepy
  • - Spine-chilling
  • - Unsettling
  • - Goosebumps-inducing
  • - Hair-raising
  • - Fright-causing
  • - Spine-tingling
  • - Macabre
  • - Causing goose bumps
  • - A la King
  • - Causing fright
  • - Fearsome
  • - Menacing
  • - Chilling
  • - Frightful
  • - Terrifying
  • - Goose-pimply
  • - Alarming
  • - Worrisome
  • - Bone-chilling
  • - Speedometer letters
  • - spiciest spice girl?
  • - Spine-tingling, as a movie
  • - Causing fear
  • - frightening evidence of injury with unknown character
  • - It's alarming, Oscar losing his head and coming to a sticky end!
cash
  • - Check alternative
  • - Alternative to paying with a credit card
  • - Mastercard alternative
  • - Hard
  • - Hard stuff
  • - Some wealth
  • - Kind of sale
  • - .... money
  • - Register
  • - "...... on the line"
  • - Tender
  • - Kind of cow
  • - Bills
  • - ATM output
  • - Scratch
  • - Cow
  • - Green ...
  • - Readies
  • - .. change
  • - Sounds like a hiding place for money
  • - Bread from store delivered
  • - "... or card?" (payment mode)
  • - Money in form of notes and coins
  • - pat ..., winner of the 1987 wimbledon men's singles tennis championship
  • - see timber as money
  • - "Strapped for ...," idiom that means one is financially in dire straits
  • - Eid gift
  • - craig ..., the royle family actor
  • - Bread or dough
  • - Physical money
  • - Pressed for ... (short on money)
despicable
  • - Deserving contempt
  • - Contemptible, mean
  • - Miserable director, one answering questions with no end of torpor
  • - Special bed made low
  • - Vile of French, having photo framed in black
  • - Arousing indignation
  • - Wretched paid 'celebs' going wild
  • - Special bed you can make low
  • - Adjective for Bill Sikes
  • - Worthy of keen disapprobation.
  • - Disgusting
  • - Contemptible
  • - Wretched
  • - Base
  • - spied confused telegram that's vile
  • - Self-assembly bed with special base
  • - Wretched Dicky spied and wired message
kardashian
  • - See 10 Across
  • - US family noted for their reality TV appearances
  • - Kim ......, US reality TV celebrity
  • - Sister trio Kourtney ..., Kim ... and Khloe ..., who had hugely-successful reality TV programs together
  • - Kim, Khloé, or Kourtney
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