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ago
  • - "A long long time ..., in a land far away...."
  • - "a long long long time ......" (song by the proclaimers)
  • - Something a competitive person will have?
  • - Have ... at someone (criticize): 2 wds.
  • - past a green light?
  • - 'That was quite a while ...'
  • - 'A long time ... . . .'
  • - Song American Pie starts "A long, long time .."
  • - once upon a time, long long ........
  • - That happened quite a while ...
  • - "it was many and many a year ......" (opening line of "annabel lee")
  • - "A long time ..., in a forest far away"
  • - Word after "A long time" or "Many moons"
  • - "A Year ... in Winter" (2008 film)
  • - "that was a million years ......"
  • - "A long time ..., in a galaxy far, far ..."
  • - "It should've happened a long time ..."
  • - backdated a leave?
  • - Back in a game
  • - "A long, long time ..." (Opening lyrics to "American Pie," a cover by Madonna)
  • - "A long time .., in a galaxy far, far away..." ("Star Wars" opening line)
  • - Word you'd sometimes see after "Many years" or "A while"
  • - "She left a few minutes ...."
  • - "That was a while ...."
  • - "I met him a few years ... and he seemed like a great guy."
  • - "Long ... in a faraway land..."
  • - "That happened a while ..."
  • - "Have ... at it" (try): 2 wds.
  • - "a" in b.y.a
  • - "Have ... at" (attempt): 2 wds.
  • - A board-game for two players in the past
  • - Have ... at (try) : 2 wds.
  • - "That happened a long time ..."
  • - 'That was a long time ...'
  • - "A long time .... in a galaxy far, far away..." ("Star Wars" opener)
  • - "A long time ..., in a land far away..."
  • - "Long .. lived a prince in the castle"
  • - "A long time ... in a kingdom far, far away ..."
  • - In the past, when an air gunner needed a bit of oxygen
  • - A pass back
  • - "Have ... at": 2 wds. (try out)
  • - A long long time ... (first line of Don McLean's American Pie)
  • - "A long time ..., in a land far far away..."
  • - "Long ... in a faraway lan .."
  • - Many a year
  • - Of a previous time
  • - "A long time ...... in a galaxy far . . ."
  • - "Long ......, in a galaxy far ..."
  • - "A long time ...... in a galaxy ..."
  • - "Four score and seven years ......"
  • - silver ring found in the past
  • - "Give it ...!" ("Just try!"): 2 wds.
  • - Many moons ...
  • - Million Years ... (Adele song)
  • - In the past, previously
  • - 'Long ... . . .'
  • - "Fourscore and seven years .. ..."
  • - All Those Years .... (1981 George Harrison song)
  • - taken from lagos in the past
  • - Years ... (back in the day)
  • - Many years ... (in the past)
  • - "Not too long ..."
  • - Word following "ages" or "long"
  • - "Many moons" follower
  • - the gettysburg address begins "four score and seven years ...... ...".
  • - once, long ....
  • - What "syne" means in "Auld Lang Syne"
  • - Since losing exceptional singer Georgians falter
  • - Back the expulsion of odd characters from Bangkok
  • - earlier than today
  • - fifth word in mclean's "american pie"
  • - Mere moments ... (quite recently)
  • - Many moons ... (back in the day)
  • - Adverb in the "Star Wars" opening crawl
  • - Be in the middle of heavy edged shoes, before now
  • - "it's ...!" (thumbs up)
  • - 'That was so long ...'
  • - "That's so 15 minutes ..."
  • - "That was many years ..."
  • - Prior to the present
  • - Historian's word
  • - Chic follower
  • - An attempt to indicate time past
  • - Gone by in wagon
  • - During the before times
  • - had .... at: tried
  • - "christmas long ......" (the echelons)
  • - Historically-speaking
  • - "Not that long ..."
  • - Long ... (many months before)
  • - "Long ... and Far Away" (TV series)
  • - "I suggest you to give it ..." (try): 2 wds.
  • - "Many years ......" (back in time)
  • - "Many eons ......"
  • - Give it ... (try it out): 2 wds.
  • - "Give it ....!": 2 wds.
  • - what syne in "auld lang syne" means
  • - "Dinosaurs roamed the earth millions of years ...."
  • - 'That was weeks ...'
  • - In the bygone days
  • - "It was twenty years ... today..." (The Beatles' lyric)
  • - Give it ... (try)
  • - Long, long ...
  • - "The big bang happened billions of years ...."
  • - "Long ..." (fairytale beginnings)
  • - Some time ... (in the indefinite past)
  • - "Four scores and seven years ..."
  • - George Harrison's "All Those Years ..."
  • - Article on travel in the past
  • - "several years ...... ..."
  • - Adverb in the "Star Wars" intro crawl
  • - "It's ...." (approval for liftoff): 2 wds.
  • - Goa supplies time past
  • - Dating adverb
  • - An attempt in the past
  • - Word after 'many moons'
  • - "million years ......" (adele hit)
  • - "want to give it ......?"
  • - Many years ...
  • - "Long time ... in Bethlehem..."
  • - Years ... (long back)
  • - Many moons ... (long back)
  • - Beautiful old 1833 ballad, "Long, Long ..."
  • - "That happened so long ..."
  • - In times gone by
  • - Give it ...... (try): 2 wds.
  • - Formerly(Used today)
  • - Before now(Used today)
  • - Years ...... (in the past)
  • - Reminiscer's word
  • - "Star Wars" prologue word
  • - Earlier than now
  • - Long follower
  • - Make ...... of it (succeed): 2 wds.
  • - "All Those Years ......" (George Harrison hit)
  • - Long ...... (way back when)
  • - In past time
  • - At some point in the past
  • - "All Those Years ......" (George Harrison song)
  • - Word in the first sentence of the Gettysburg Address
  • - Long trailer?
  • - Word in the first line of the Gettysburg Address
deadly
  • - Murderous
  • - Potentially causing or capable of causing death
  • - fatal agreement to contain germany ending in disarray
  • - causing loss of life
  • - dose doing away with outsize lady, unexpectedly fatal
  • - Occasionally duel and ally gets implacable
  • - Absolutely empty lavatory is lethal
  • - Is committing murder such a sin?
  • - having grave consequences
  • - Deathly
  • - The seven ...... sins
  • - Silent partner?
  • - Life-threatening
  • - Gluttony may be so fatal
  • - Not merely dangerous
  • - Day with awful delay in terminal
  • - Sounds great for writer returning with lady by arrangement
  • - Like seven sins
  • - Killing trade over days and years
  • - Not just dangerous
  • - Really boring
  • - Testament: "First Strike Still ......"
  • - Totally boring
  • - Extremely poisonous
  • - Excruciatingly boring
  • - ...... nightshade
  • - Like certain sins
  • - Extremely boring
  • - Unbearable: Colloq.
  • - Seven ...... sins.
  • - Belladonna.
  • - Lethal
  • - Extremely accurate
  • - Implacable
  • - Mortal.
  • - Fatal
  • - Calamitous choice, nowadays
  • - harmful business agreement limiting germany and italy lately
  • - Fatal, lethal
agreed
  • - Consented to a proposal or opinion
  • - a gang leader with marsh plant held a similar opinion
  • - A sin that's approved
  • - a lust that's understood
  • - tallied with a vice
  • - didn't deny it's a selfish characteristic
  • - consented to a selfish desire
  • - shared a viewpoint
  • - Definitely a sickly colour? How stuffed-up person might report this
  • - A deadly sin? I concur
  • - Went along with a show of avarice
  • - was consistent with a bad habit at table
  • - Admitted a craving
  • - concurred it is a deadly sin
  • - Accepted a rush after silver
  • - silver part of a clarinet - that's not in dispute
  • - concurred it was a vice
  • - A sin that's allowed
  • - Came to a mutual understanding
  • - Shook, in a way
  • - Word that may accompany a handshake
  • - A selfish desire established
  • - Permitted a sin
  • - Adult vice that's accepted
  • - Said yes to a vice?
  • - Came to terms with a type of gluttony
  • - A mortal sin admitted
  • - Accepted elderly must imbibe red, mostly
  • - 'It's a deal!'
  • - A sin? Yes!
  • - Consented to a deadly sin
  • - You're on grass, after a little taste of ganja
  • - A sinful desire of one mind
  • - Accepted; tallied
  • - A vice that's allowed
  • - "You've got a deal!"
  • - A longing to get settled
  • - Settled for a good source of venison on the way back
  • - Signed a pact, say
  • - Was a yes-man
  • - "Then it's a deal"
  • - "We've got a deal!"
  • - "You've got yourself a deal!"
  • - Made a pact
  • - Came to a consensus
  • - it's accepted as a sin
  • - a vice accepted without dissent
  • - Poor grade E established
  • - Felt the same
  • - Thought the same about something
  • - got on the same page, say
  • - an abnormal appetite, no argument about that
  • - of one mind over silver rush
  • - came to an understanding
  • - held the same views of an undesirable quality
  • - American with avarice is of the same mind
  • - "it's settled, then!"
  • - Old dressing on, certainly!
  • - Concurred or assented
  • - Said yes, the old soldier had come in
  • - were of the same opinion
  • - Was of same opinion
  • - An avaricious quality, that's understood
  • - shook on it
  • - Was of the same mind
  • - determined by consent
  • - Consented to Lou going after precious metal
  • - Silver buck returned as decided
  • - didn't deny that it's an abnormal appetite
  • - Shared the same view about old houses
  • - Harmonised metal instrument
  • - Reached an understanding
  • - Settled by common consent.
  • - OK, fine!
  • - Death Vessel "We ......"
  • - Coincided
  • - "Quite right!"
  • - Gave consent
  • - Said yes
  • - Settled, decided
  • - Complied
  • - Decided upon
  • - Decided
  • - "I feel the same way"
  • - 'OK by me'
  • - In agreement
  • - "Definitely"
  • - Concurred, assented
  • - Had the same opinion
  • - Grey clothes on -- yes!
  • - Adult sin? I think so, too
  • - Consented
  • - Top lawyer to study state deal!
  • - Concurred
  • - Saw eye to eye
  • - Did concur
  • - 'Yup'
  • - Held the same opinion
  • - Conceded
  • - 'I'm with you'
  • - Old trousers on? Yes!
  • - Acquiesced
  • - Let's do it!
  • - Jointly decided
  • - Adherent's first sin admitted
  • - Admitted longing to be next to American
  • - In unison
  • - Came to terms
  • - Assented (to)
  • - 'No argument here!'
  • - 'Totally!'
  • - Tallied
  • - "I'm on board"
  • - Old soldier's to be taken in to get settled
  • - Old guards about to get settled
  • - Shook hands with lawyer representing weak impressionable type
  • - "I concur"
  • - Adam's original sin was consistent
  • - Settled
  • - Corresponded
  • - Were on the same page
  • - "Done deal!"
  • - Was like-minded
  • - Found common ground
  • - "Deal!"
  • - Signed on the dotted line
  • - Of one mind
  • - Was in harmony
  • - Jibed
  • - Said "yea"
  • - Shook hands (on)
  • - "You're absolutely right"
  • - Matched
  • - "That's OK!"
  • - Went along
  • - "Sure!"
  • - Thought alike
  • - ...... done!
  • - Had the same idea
  • - Determined by mutual consent
  • - Assented
  • - Mutually determined
  • - Played the yes man
  • - In accord
  • - Harmonized
  • - Of one opinion
  • - Settled differences
  • - Accorded
  • - Seeing eye to eye
  • - Said okay
  • - Conformed (to).
  • - At one.
  • - Word to shake hands on.
  • - Went along with
  • - See lawyer rush to get this settled
  • - Achieved harmony
  • - elderly carrying on for sure
  • - was of the same opinion
  • - 'Let's shake on it'
  • - Was fitting American with desire for wealth
hauled
  • - Carried with effort
  • - Carried.
  • - Pulled or dragged with effort
  • - Pulled or possibly held going round a bend
  • - transported in a truck
  • - Did teamster work
  • - Pulled with effort
  • - Towed
  • - Carted away
  • - Moved by semi
  • - Transported by truck
  • - Towed along
  • - Took by truck
  • - Put a vessel in dry dock
  • - Trucked in
  • - Drove a rig
  • - Prepared to strike, with "off"
  • - Used the pickup
  • - Took by cart
  • - Took away
  • - Carted
  • - Trucked
  • - Did a teamster's job
  • - Dragged.
  • - Schlepped
  • - Lugged
  • - Pulled
  • - Drew
  • - Conveyed
  • - Took off
stage
  • - place to sing "defying gravity"
  • - .... door, performers' entrance to a theater
  • - Performer's platform
  • - Part of a theater?
  • - Play setting
  • - Theater section
  • - Exhibit.
  • - Put on
  • - -
  • - Elevated platform.
  • - Platform used for performances
  • - Phase of development
  • - ...... fright, fear of performing
  • - Dramatic platform
  • - Put for public view
  • - Part of a journey or progression
  • - occupied by people in an acting capacity
  • - Theater centerpiece
  • - Broadway actor's platform
  • - part of carnegie hall that's named after ronald perelman
  • - Put on, dramatically
  • - where actors perform in a play
  • - Drama coach?
  • - location for pageants and dramatic performances
  • - mount for example occasional bits of fantasy here?
  • - Act on it!
  • - Play venue
  • - Step ....
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