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trap
  • - Lex Luger music genre
  • - part broken from snare
  • - Hip-hop subgenre that originated in Atlanta
  • - lure tenor with form of popular music
  • - Music style from Atlanta
  • - Surround from all sides
  • - deceive by a trick into getting some back
  • - Sand ... (golf hazard)
  • - wrong part of snare
  • - this is meant to catch a bit back
  • - "The Parent ..."
  • - A comeback role in 'The Snare'
  • - Leave no way out
  • - Chops branch up
  • - catch the wrong part
  • - snare piece put back
  • - sand-filled golf obstacle
  • - Animal control officer's device
  • - "The Parent ..." (1998 film starring Lindsay Lohan)
  • - Hunter's game catcher
  • - baited device to catch animals
  • - Back part is a snare
  • - Not all brought up in net
  • - Mouse-catching item
  • - a bit sent back – there may be a catch in it
  • - only some returned: it's a trick
  • - honeypot scheme, e.g.
  • - Spider's web, to a fly
  • - snare, enmesh
  • - catch by ambush
  • - Treasure hunter's hindrance
  • - Snare for retreating section
  • - Lint ... (part of a laundry machine)
  • - Trickery with deck
  • - For a start, a dog may be in one!
  • - Overly touristy spot designed to pull in crowds
  • - Venus fly ........
  • - Device for catching
  • - Ambush, eg
  • - Hip-hop subgenre in Lil Nas X's "Old Town Road"
  • - "stop -- it's a ......!"
  • - The Parent ... (remake starring Lindsay Lohan)
  • - Tourist snare
  • - leave without escape
  • - vehicle hard to get out of?
  • - a light two-wheeled carriage
  • - Lobster pot, for example
  • - something that one might set or shut
  • - Mouse catching aid
  • - Hunter's snare, for one
  • - screen section put back as a hatch
  • - Catch Republican wearing listening device
  • - i'm rapt in it but there's a catch to it
  • - Catch a blow on the back of the foot
  • - It's worse for a mouse than for a greyhound
  • - Something a clever detective sets
  • - Baited device for catching animals
  • - Lindsay Lohan starrer "The Parent ..."
  • - Slang term for mouth
  • - Vehicle that may catch a speeding motorist
  • - Catch part in retrospect
  • - Kisser's role reversal
  • - future genre
  • - The Parent ... (1998 Disney remake starring Lindsay Lohan)
  • - Carriage factor's looking up
  • - Vagrant losing millions in trick
  • - Booby ... (burglar-thwarting device crafted by Kevin in Home Alone)
  • - One should avoid falling into one of these
  • - Equipment used to catch a mouse, often seen in "Tom And Jerry"
  • - Word before 'beat' or 'door'
  • - What spiderweb is for flies?
  • - Mouse's downfall
  • - Reverse PART?
  • - Big ol' mouth
  • - "Birds in the ... Sing McKnight," Travis Scott's 2016 studio album featuring the single "Wonderful"
  • - ... door (place to fall through the floor)
  • - Bunker some go back into
  • - Slang for drug house
  • - returned some gin
  • - Device meant to catch something off-guard
  • - "The Parent ...," movie featuring Lindsay Lohan
  • - Son leaving belt in corner
  • - snare part put up
  • - Capture with device
  • - Word that can follow "speed" or "sand"
  • - tough-to-get-out-of situation
  • - Mouse catcher, say
  • - Device that could catch a mouse
  • - Catch some returning
  • - Carriage; snare
  • - Word after 'tourist' or before 'door'
  • - Catch the part that breaks
  • - thirst ...... (provocative selfie)
  • - Sport shooting variety
  • - Hip-hop subgenre that rhymes with a hip-hop genre
  • - olympics shooting event with clay pigeons
  • - A novel by Australian author Peter Mathers, winner of the Miles Franklin Award in 1966
  • - "it's a ........!", admiral ackbar in return of the jedi.
  • - means of transport, sometimes sprung
  • - "old town road" genre
  • - Trick, in a way
  • - hip-hop subgenre for future
  • - Shooting sport with clay pigeons
  • - Mouse-catching device
  • - Danger at Augusta National
  • - Kind of door
  • - Word with fly or clap
  • - Pebble Beach hazard
  • - Fairway hazard
  • - Sandy hazard
  • - Green flanker
  • - Drainpipe section
  • - Drainpipe part
  • - Drainpipe feature
  • - Spider web, essentially
  • - Device that's sprung
  • - Catch with cunning
  • - Word with sand or speed
  • - Spider web, e.g.
  • - Skeet device
  • - It may be set to catch a speeder
  • - Catch using trickery
  • - Web, to bugs
  • - Sting operation, essentially
  • - Rat catcher
  • - It may be sprung
  • - Duffer's obstacle
  • - Drain part
  • - Deadfall
  • - Clay pigeon hurler
  • - Chess gambit
  • - Catch-y item?
  • - Booby ...... (pitfall)
  • - Bear snare
  • - "Shut your ......!"
  • - Word with rat or mouse
  • - Word with fly or speed
  • - Word with fly or bear
  • - Word with bear or booby
  • - Word with "bear" or "sand"
  • - Word after speed or sand
  • - Word after sand or speed
  • - Where to use a wedge
  • - What a lobster may fall into
  • - Web, to a fly
  • - Weapon of mouse destruction?
  • - Unfortunate destination for a tee shot
  • - U-shaped section of a pipe
  • - Thing to spring
  • - Sting, perhaps
  • - Sting operation, basically
  • - Spider web, say
  • - Skeet launcher
  • - Sink pipe part
  • - Sand ...... (golfing hazard)
  • - Problem for Peete
  • - Plumbing pipe feature
  • - Part reversal?
  • - Part of a drain
  • - Mouth that needs to be shut?
  • - Keddah, e.g.
  • - It may be laid or set
  • - Golfing snag
  • - Golfer's bane
  • - Gin — hidden danger
  • - Force into a corner
  • - Eelpot, e.g.
  • - Duffer's headache
  • - Duffer's hazard
  • - Duffer's dread
  • - Door type
  • - Device for catching animals
  • - Deceitful lure
  • - Baited device
  • - Ambusher's setup
  • - "The Tender ......" (1955 movie)
  • - Word with speed or fire
  • - Word with sand or mouse
  • - Word with door
  • - Word with bear or speed
  • - Word with bear or fly
  • - Word that can follow "tourist," "booby," or "sand"
  • - Word before door
  • - Word after speed or tourist
  • - Woods hazard?
  • - Win at cat-and-mouse
  • - Web, to flies
  • - Web, e.g.
  • - Use a ruse on
  • - U2 fell into a "Bass" one
  • - U2 "Bass ......"
  • - U-shaped section of pipe
  • - Trickster's stratagem
  • - Trick or lure
  • - Tourist ...... (attraction for sightseers)
  • - Tourist for one
  • - Tomb raider's concern
  • - This may require a chip
  • - Thing that's set to catch an animal
  • - Sucker bet
  • - Sting, of sorts
  • - Sting, essentially
  • - Sting, basically
  • - Spy film staple
  • - Sprung thing
  • - Springe, e.g.
  • - Spigot [Links hazard]
  • - Spiderweb, to a fly
  • - Spiderweb, e.g.
  • - Source of remorse on a course
  • - Something bad to walk into
  • - Snare — mouth
  • - Sink plumbing piece
  • - Sinatra's was tender
native
  • - Local from capital of Thailand wearing green
  • - The Return of the ... , 1878 Thomas Hardy novel
  • - Kind of American or son
  • - Opposite of "acquired"
  • - Local putting it back in centre of church
  • - Type of American
  • - Hardy's "The Return of the ...."
  • - Kind of son or American
  • - Like English, to most Americans
  • - Type of son
  • - Descriptive of Belafonte's songs.
  • - ...... Dancer, outstanding horse of '52.
  • - Word with American or son
  • - Son of a kind.
  • - Son
  • - Americans.
  • - American Indian
  • - Of the country
  • - American .......
  • - Indigenous North American people
  • - inhabitant inexperienced with time
  • - deep-rooted inhabitant
  • - An oyster that's born to the place
  • - One born to a country
  • - inexperienced about the first local
  • - inexperienced about training first inhabitant
  • - Relating to one's birthplace
  • - Local agent's ultimate green housing
  • - four in neat arrangement are indigenous
  • - Local square surrounded by green
  • - Original new musical heading to West End
  • - Vegetarian removes gear in the local
  • - local model in simple surrounding
  • - man i have found to be an indigenous local
  • - someone who knows the city well, probably
  • - locally grown
  • - Indigenous origin
  • - One locally born
  • - Like the people photographed for Project 562
  • - Lifelong citizen
  • - Indigenous person
  • - In a natural state
  • - Foreigner's opposite
  • - Belonging to one by birth
  • - Anthem word 6
  • - Local inhabitant
  • - The 'N' in NAJA
  • - Local name brings musical back
  • - Person 'from around here'
  • - Good guide, maybe
  • - Retiring old foreign political leader finds nationalist in local
  • - Like one's first language
  • - Home-grown new musical coming up
  • - Belonging by birth
  • - ... local putting green round tee
  • - Like one's own tongue
  • - Infant finally cradled by inexperienced mother
  • - Lifelong local
  • - Local vet in a shambles
  • - Tour guide, often
  • - One born there
  • - Indigenous tribe's leader has primitive surroundings
  • - Expert guide, perhaps
  • - Person born in a particular place
  • - Looking back, old foreign political leader finds nationalist in local
  • - Original inhabitant
  • - Poison's "Tongue"
  • - One who was born there
  • - Indigene
  • - Born and raised here
  • - Poison album "...... Tongue"
  • - Resident since birth
  • - Longtime local
  • - Best guide around town, probably
  • - Hardy returner
  • - Thomas Hardy's returner
  • - Lifelong resident
  • - Like one's own language
  • - Not an emigré
  • - Born here
  • - Aborigine
  • - Hardy's returner
  • - Hardy figure
  • - Autochthonous
  • - Word in a Hardy title
  • - Indian in America
  • - First settler.
  • - Born in a place.
  • - Hardy's Clym Yeobright.
  • - Original dweller.
  • - Longtime resident
  • - Home-grown.
  • - Endemic
  • - Intrinsic
  • - Local resident
  • - Local
  • - Concerning birth
  • - Indigenous
  • - Old timer
  • - Aboriginal
  • - Innate
  • - Inborn
  • - Inhabitant
  • - Inherent.
  • - Resident
  • - From around here
  • - Homegrown
  • - "Land -!"
  • - Lands
  • - One way to go
  • - Confuse vet Ian, a local inhabitant
  • - Indigenous, aboriginal
  • - Born in a specified place
curtains
  • - Hanging drapes
  • - Hanging cloths
  • - It means the end for hangings
  • - Rain cuts out the final moments
  • - There may be a dramatic scene between this couple
  • - When these come down it's the end
  • - Their falling would ruin acts perhaps
  • - The end of acts in play touring old city
  • - Why the outsider never gets a look in
  • - Theatre drapes
  • - It's the end for some home furnishings
  • - They may be hung and drawn, meaning death
  • - Stage drapes
  • - Shade screens
  • - Death (slang)
  • - Act ruins play changing one's view of Rear Window perhaps
  • - Those on the rails, passing?
  • - Death in short, a terrible sin
  • - Decorative hangers
  • - Veils of a sort
  • - The end, in slanguage
  • - They're gold at the Met.
  • - Window treatments
  • - Disastrous end
  • - Window coverings
  • - Drapes
  • - Fabric coverings for windows
  • - Disastrous outcome
  • - Perhaps sinner and saint going out — they often meet in the dark
frugal
  • - thrifty old convict returning to change fur
  • - Economic fellow starts to regard using gyms as lavish
  • - giving a girl a new fur is not extravagant!
  • - To be mindful about spending to save money
  • - living without waste right in the midst of a gulf war
  • - not at all spendthrifty
  • - Avoiding waste
  • - Saving river between France and Portugal, left abandoned
  • - Economical, avoiding waste
  • - Overseas football authority admits carpet length is too tight
  • - Being thrifty using mat found in river
  • - Not wanting waste carpet to be chucked in river
  • - Careful, in a way
  • - Waste-hating
  • - Thrifty, if proud: gladly giving away the odd bits
  • - Spartan, meagre
  • - fine mat - a large saving
  • - Careful with money, French girl pressing uniform
  • - Prudent, scrimping
  • - Sparing, thrifty
  • - economical; sparing
  • - sparing some stuff, rug also
  • - Withhold tune from Ungrateful Dead - mean that is!
  • - Father with posh girl is thrifty
  • - Unlike binge shoppers
  • - Artificial fur on US girl involving very little expense
  • - Sparing with resources
  • - Careful with money
  • - Skimping and scrimping
  • - Careful with spending
  • - Careful about spending
  • - Cost-conscious
  • - Watching every penny.
  • - Sparing
  • - Penny wise
  • - Thrifty.
  • - Saving
  • - Economical
  • - Penny-pinching
  • - Like Scrooge
  • - Parsimonious
  • - sparing or thrifty
  • - sparing or economical regarding money and food
  • - sparing father having huge sale repeatedly exposed
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