➠ Words with a

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  • - French money in a South American country
  • - Country in South America known for Tango and the Andes mountains
  • - a split in area about leader of great spanish-speaking country
  • - Country named for silver
  • - country east of chile
  • - Country area close to region with granite rocks
  • - Country inn, a great resort
  • - Skill acquiring information in a South American country
  • - A great inn rebuilt in a South American country
  • - the national grape harvest festival (vendimia) happens in medoza city in this country
  • - A right fellow to have in a country
  • - Agent has first rights in a South American country
  • - country that hosts the mundial de tango
  • - Grannie at resort in the country
  • - Soccer's Lionel Messi is from this country
  • - South American country with a capital having 'good air'
  • - It's the end of the world!...or, the country home to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world
  • - Queen escorted by a toff in a foreign country
  • - Man getting into piece of music about northern country
  • - Country cooking range with metal base from China
  • - Ta, Grannie, for the odd country
  • - Country rating an "E" after turmoil ...
  • - Member of our country club (1978, 1986)
  • - Evita's country
  • - Perón's power base
  • - Lonardi's country.
  • - Fascist country.
  • - Farrell's country.
  • - Peron's country.
  • - South American country
  • - Traveller crossing river in a Spanish-speaking country
  • - adjust rent again in country
  • - Most of Patagonia is in it
  • - south american countries
  • - "Don't Cry for Me, ...." ["Evita"]
  • - Land again, rent-free
  • - Eva's land near giant disturbance
  • - Home of the tango
  • - FIFA World Cup winners in 1978 and 1986
  • - Its flag features the Sol de Mayo
  • - 1986 football World Cup winner
  • - Homeland of Pope Francis
  • - Tangier confused North American: it's in South America
  • - Major source of Malbec wine
  • - Some peculiar gent in Asian republic
  • - Pope Francis' birthplace
  • - San Martín was its liberator
  • - Original home of 63-Across
  • - One side in the Falklands War
  • - Evita's land
  • - "Evita" venue
  • - 1978 and 1986 World Cup winner
  • - Buenos Aires locale
  • - Borges' land
  • - Much of a Patagonian's motherland
  • - Mount Aconcagua setting
  • - Where an official holiday is "Malvinas Veteran and Memorial Day"
  • - Falklands War participant
  • - Nation in a 1982 war
  • - 'Evita' setting
  • - It suspended exports of beef to the U.S. over concerns of possible contamination
  • - Where "Evita" was filmed
  • - 1986 World Cup winner
  • - Site of Rosario and Córdoba
  • - The Granary of the South
  • - Péron's turf
  • - Land of the pampas
  • - Scene of political upheaval.
  • - Where Rosario is.
  • - Where Aconcagua is.
  • - Scene of 1955 revolt.
  • - Where Rio de la Plata flows.
  • - Where Patagonia is.
  • - Peron's land.
  • - Where Messersmith is Ambassador.
  • - South American problem.
  • - Johnny-come-lately to United Nations.
  • - Where Farrell rules.
  • - Home of Ramirez and Rawson.
  • - A hesitant good neighbor.
  • - Neighbor of Brazil
  • - South American nation
  • - Buenos Aires is its capital
  • - “Don't Cry for Me, ....”
  • - familiar gent in advert that inspires nation
  • - Setting of the musical "Evita"
  • - Loathe a taste of crab hors d'oeuvre
  • - Can't Stand Losing You is 60 mins by a redub's end
  • - detest a tedious one endlessly embracing husband
  • - Hate having a house in Bangor's outskirts
  • - part of lab horticulturists hate
  • - to hate
  • - Hate crime: case for officer
  • - hate crab, horrible to eat
  • - loathe with a passion
  • - Hate sound of a tedious person with additional aspiration
  • - Really, really hate
  • - Hate with the fire of 1,000 suns
  • - Dislike more than a little
  • - Hate, hate, hate
  • - Hate Sailor Short's guts
  • - What haters do
  • - Loathe a person rabbiting on endlessly outside hospital
  • - Hate or dislike intensely
  • - Despise with a passion
  • - A second-rate hospital men detest
  • - To loathe a song
  • - Hate and then some
  • - Hate with a purple passion
  • - Detest with a passion
  • - More than hate
  • - Hate
  • - Really hate
  • - Dislike with a passion
  • - Hate with a passion
  • - Absolutely hate
  • - a british house residents initially despise
  • - Hate the sailor cutting short a hornpipe
  • - a book hard men hate
  • - Loathe drab, horrible stuff
  • - loathe, detest
  • - Shrink from hunting initially with wild boar around
  • - Wild boar outside hotel can't stand
  • - Group of Arab horses can't stand
  • - Sailor getting short at the centre, can't stand
  • - Not be able to stand
  • - Can't stand content in kebab -- horrendous!
  • - Regard with hatred
  • - find sickening
  • - Despise offence initially, then again
  • - Detest to the extreme
  • - To dislike
  • - Inapt rhyme for "adore"
  • - Strongly dislike
  • - Dislike strongly
  • - Detest vehemently
  • - More than disdain
  • - Simply loathe
  • - Regard with revulsion
  • - Detest, despise
  • - Be intolerant of
  • - Adore's rhyming antonym
  • - Dislike to the max
  • - Recoil from what's in kebab: horrid!
  • - Detest some Arab horsemen
  • - Find detestable
  • - Loathe or detest
  • - Recoil from content of kebab, horrified
  • - Some Arab horses can't stand
  • - Regard with disgust
  • - Detest area with house in the outskirts of Bognor
  • - Can't stomach how Tom leaves bathroom
  • - View with hatred
  • - Regard with disgust how Tom leaves bathroom
  • - Recoil from stuffing in kebab — horrible!
  • - Have antipathy toward
  • - Find despicable
  • - Find revolting
  • - Go beyond dislike
  • - Dislike big-time
  • - Injurious assault soldiers reject
  • - Synonym of 37 Across
  • - Detest sailor with brass instrument cut short
  • - Loathe, find repugnant
  • - After assault, soldiers can't stand
  • - Despise and then some
  • - Find repulsive
  • - Despise deeply
  • - Soldiers after charge can't stand
  • - Regard with disgust archbishop dropping chips
  • - Regard with disgust and hatred
  • - Rhyming antonym of "adore"
  • - Regard with repugnance
  • - Shudder at
  • - Cannot take
  • - Find odious
  • - Utterly despise
  • - "I ...... the dull routine of existence": Arthur Conan Doyle
  • - Dislike and more
  • - Truly despise
  • - Antonym for "adore"
  • - Apt rhyme for "deplore"
  • - Regard with loathing
  • - Regard with extreme aversion
  • - Antonym of love
  • - Feel more than disdain
  • - Are unable to stand
  • - Really detest
  • - Thoroughly dislike
  • - Find distasteful
  • - Find reprehensible
  • - Truly detest
  • - Scorn
  • - Cannot stand
  • - Dislike greatly
  • - Want nothing to do with
  • - Not be able to stomach
  • - Hold in contempt
  • - Don't like at all
  • - Not fancy at all
  • - Dislike, and then some
  • - Find execrable
  • - Can't take
  • - Not be able to take
  • - Dislike
  • - Can't stand
  • - Detest
  • - Loathe
  • - Utterly detest
  • - Absolutely despise
  • - Dislike intensely
  • - Can't stomach
  • - Despise
  • - Really, really dislike
  • - Find repugnant
  • - Abominate
  • - Opposite of love
  • - Find intolerable
  • - Have no use for
  • - Can't abide
  • - Really dislike
  • - Absolutely detest
  • - Find abominable
  • - More than dislike
  • - Intensely dislike
  • - Find loathsome
  • - Execrate
  • - Like
  • - Soldiers after injurious charge can't stand
  • - Find disgusting
  • - detest sort of violent crime linked to soldiers
  • - Look on with disgust or hatred
  • - Detest, loathe
  • - Metro rather shaky after a small quake
  • - Minor quake
  • - Mortar there exploded causing movement underfoot
  • - World leaders in the room more flexible -- an effect of satisfying congress?
  • - It causes the ground to move
  • - Microseism
  • - Small explosion in population
  • - Sudden sharp increase in the birth rate
  • - Sharp increase in population — the bulge
  • - Postwar population phenomenon
  • - Explosion of a sort
  • - tiny report of production expansion?
  • - Sudden higher birth rate
  • - Post-WWII birthrate increase
  • - Post-WW II birthrate increase
  • - Period of increased births: 2 wds.
  • - Period of increased births
  • - Care for and support up to maturity
  • - Care for, bring up
  • - Car's ..-view mirror
  • - Bring up youngsters
  • - bring up the one that's cooked rare
  • - bring up this kind of guard
  • - Set up right sensing device
  • - Bring up backside?
  • - Bring up? It's brought up by the laggardly
  • - In lecture, a reason for being stern
  • - Bring up something to sit on
  • - raise oneself up at the back
  • - bring up behind
  • - Raise in the Ardmore area
  • - tail section of a plane
  • - breed animals
  • - The hind part
  • - hitchcock thriller starring grace kelly,..............window
  • - Word before "brakes" or "window"
  • - breed that may be rare
  • - The back part of something
  • - ... admiral (rank in the Navy)
  • - raise back part
  • - foster will show a position at the back
  • - Back in an hour, early
  • - Are turning right back
  • - Back regular outsiders?
  • - Raise bottom
  • - the last men to raise offspring
  • - parking spot, often
  • - a warning to followers at night
  • - ... Window (classic Hitchcock film)
  • - back on the right ear
  • - back to look after the young
  • - be alongside a radio employee working around middle of holiday
  • - Be connected to the side of
  • - Neighbour's a music maker performing around India
  • - Have a common border with something else
  • - ... border woman at centre of a row
  • - Border -- a record spinner, with number turning to trap one
  • - A radio presenter working to include one neighbour
  • - Be a neighbor to
  • - Be next to
  • - Be right next to
  • - Be connected to
  • - Love to wear a smart coat with fashionable border
  • - To connect two things together for use
  • - Joan I'd unfortunately be next to
  • - Be a close thing!
  • - Couple of Adam Johns' interests are connected
  • - notice link going to border
  • - Are beside the notice urging you to enlist
  • - Meet — touch
  • - Lie by associate undermining promotion
  • - Fuss around Jack, popular neighbour
  • - Interconnect
  • - Abut on
  • - Link up with Dijon Dance Academy to begin with
  • - Next to Bill, half of 4 down is fashionable
  • - Butt against
  • - Rest next to
  • - Connect to
  • - Abut
  • - Append
  • - Attach
  • - Neighbor
  • - Border on
  • - Juxtapose
  • - Neighbour
  • - Lie adjacent to another
  • - Border
  • - Touch
  • - Meet girl in commercial at home
  • - What Monty earned?
  • - Mall shark mad for authentication stamps
  • - Symbols of quality
  • - Identifying devices
  • - Distinguishing characteristics
  • - Primarily young mares king enters in African state event for them?
  • - Children's equestrian event
  • - Athletic-sounding series of equestrian events
  • - I pulled out of mad haymaking contest you have to be up for
  • - Equestrian exhibition
  • - Field day for equestrians
  • - Equestrian event
  • - an equestrian day event with races on horseback, typically for children
  • - Jim Carr said nah to a horsey event
  • - I'm amazed about king entering African country's sporting event
  • - Pony meeting
  • - At which horses display their skills
  • - Pony competition
  • - Riding event
  • - A horsey 28
  • - At which horses display a range of skills
  • - James said eastern ruler should introduce a sporting event
  • - Athletic arena
  • - Athletic meet.
  • - Horse show
  • - Thelwell's .... was one of Norman Thelwell's cartoon books
  • - Apportion
  • - Give, as chores
  • - Transfer, in law
  • - Give, as duties
  • - Make responsible for
  • - Select for duty
  • - Dole out the tasks
  • - Give tasks
  • - Give homework
  • - Allot tasks
  • - Appoint to a post.
  • - Give a task.
  • - Allot
  • - Allocate
  • - Commission
  • - Prescribe
  • - Give a seat
  • - Ascribe
  • - Transfer property
  • - Pass out
  • - Post
  • - Attribute
  • - Transfer legally
  • - Delegate
  • - Hand out
  • - Give out
  • - ...... name.
  • - Fix
  • - Task
  • - Specify
  • - Designate
  • - Appoint
  • - appoint to a job or task
  • - delegate, as roles
  • - Commission made gains and raked in the dollars
  • - delegate, as a task
  • - specify as indication
  • - Grant is like Leo?
  • - Transfer a small notice
  • - Give an indication to the listeners
  • - Allot as responsibility
  • - Allocate [a job or duty]
  • - Turn up clip of Hingis saving set
  • - To give someone a task