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vicar
  • - six to transport cleric
  • - cleric taking part in civic arrangements
  • - cleric in civic arrangement
  • - Certain cleric
  • - Church of England cleric
  • - British cleric
  • - Episcopal cleric
  • - Chapel cleric
  • - English cleric
  • - Wakefield cleric
  • - Cleric
  • - reverend could be suspect
  • - six-vehicle churchman?
  • - Minister starts to visit Irish churches at random
  • - transport after six for minister
  • - Person in charge of a church and parish
  • - the sixth vehicle for a churchman
  • - motor required after six for the clerk
  • - Clergyperson
  • - Father has maybe one old possible banger after another
  • - Amateur hangers-on supporting state minister
  • - minister voted in, conservatives are reticent initially
  • - person in the services completes the civic arrangements
  • - Who'd be foremost in various interesting church activities, right?
  • - put six on the vehicle for the clergyman
  • - Local churchman
  • - member of the clergy with six means of transport
  • - churchman gets the girl a vehicle
  • - Clergyman bringing six to vehicle
  • - Parish minister
  • - Man with a dog collar
  • - Man (or woman) of the cloth
  • - Church deputy
  • - Catholic official
  • - Parish clergyman.
  • - Anglican leader
  • - Member of the clergy from Slavic area
  • - Minister is against taking island transport
  • - Six wheels for minister
  • - Parish person
  • - Leader in a 24-Down
  • - Bishop's deputy
  • - Clergyman brings six to vehicle
  • - Bishop's underling
  • - Clergyman arrives in vehicle by six
  • - ...... of Christ (the pope)
  • - Minister making some civic arrangements
  • - Anglican priest
  • - Victoria — a queen and head of church
  • - Church of England title
  • - Bishop's agent
  • - Church of England official
  • - Chapel figure
  • - Churchman's eye, we hear, caught by very short mini, say
  • - Episcopal VIP
  • - Parish head
  • - Ecclesiastic deputy
  • - Person with important clerical duties
  • - Goldsmith's "The .... of Wakefield"
  • - Episcopal chapel leader
  • - Episcopal priest in charge of a chapel
  • - Bishop's representative
  • - "The ...... of Wakefield"
  • - Rector's colleague
  • - Anglican parish priest
  • - Church of England parish priest
  • - Goldsmith's Wakefield clergyman
  • - Wakefield figure
  • - Bishop's stand-in
  • - Wakefield clergyman
  • - Certain clergyman
  • - Bishop's assistant
  • - Goldsmith title character
  • - Ecclesiastical agent
  • - ...... of Christ (papal title)
  • - Bishop's representative, in Catholicism
  • - Goldsmith character
  • - "The ...... of Wakefield" (Oliver Goldsmith novel)
  • - Oliver Goldsmith title character
  • - Chapel head
  • - Country pastor
  • - Goldsmith's Primrose, e.g.
  • - Episcopal priest
  • - Wakefield V.I.P
  • - Deputy of a sort
  • - Wakefield's clergyman
  • - Substitute; deputy
  • - Wakefield personage
  • - Wakefield resident
  • - Wakefield churchman
  • - Religious official.
  • - Goldsmith's Dr. Primrose.
  • - Minister's deputy.
  • - Deputy clergyman.
  • - Dr. Primrose of Wakefield.
  • - Parson
  • - Bishop's subordinate
  • - Certain man of the cloth
  • - Clergy member
  • - Parish priest
  • - Parish leader
  • - Minister
  • - Parish official
  • - Churchman.
  • - Church title
  • - Church official
  • - ...... priest
  • - Member of the clergy
  • - Pastor
  • - Man of the cloth?
  • - Deputy.
  • - Clergyman
  • - Church of England priest
  • - Parish personage
  • - churchman providing vehicle after six
  • - one who gets a living by regularly giving a service
  • - Church of England minister
parcel
  • - Mail item
  • - Package to mail
  • - Unit in a mail truck
  • - Mail delivery
  • - Mail carrier's charge
  • - Piece of fourth-class mail
  • - Fourth class mail matter.
  • - king nearly beginning to take piece
  • - Wrapped item with new placer
  • - bundle in normal restricted compartment
  • - Package containing broken replica with one piece missing
  • - Expected frame in package?
  • - Package brought by the postman
  • - you have the right to place it in a package
  • - One gradually stripped during a party game
  • - carp about the spanish bundle
  • - Part and ....
  • - package delivered by a real policeman
  • - amazon delivery
  • - hedwig's cargo, often
  • - Wrap up and quietly clear off
  • - Postal item repacked with some replacements
  • - Unhappy settler didn't start to get correspondence
  • - plot is average, closing early in small room
  • - can mean a package or a piece of land.
  • - Wrapped gift in a children's party game
  • - Distribute, with "out"(Used today)
  • - Courier's burden
  • - The 'P' in UPS
  • - Wrap; packet
  • - Bundle, package
  • - Doorstep delivery
  • - Friend admits writing to church - what would you expect from a man of letters?
  • - Part's partner
  • - Turns up, the foreign credit application for the most part is in the post
  • - Revolutionary bound to cover up Catholic plot
  • - Package mailed
  • - Partner of part
  • - Wrapped package
  • - Usual place for bird, not quite a box
  • - Package delivery
  • - Mailed package
  • - Gift container king put in odd place
  • - Part of UPS
  • - Package is right in place being sorted
  • - FedEx pick-up
  • - Pack up quietly and clear out
  • - Kind of record store delivery
  • - FedEx arrival
  • - Small package
  • - Real estate plot
  • - Real estate chunk
  • - Item in a mailroom
  • - Lot or plot
  • - It's a lot for sale
  • - Lot for sale
  • - Target of some tracking
  • - FedEx concern
  • - Shopper's burden
  • - Post predecessor
  • - C.O.D. item
  • - Postman's burden
  • - Commuter's frequent burden.
  • - USPS concern
  • - FedEx delivery
  • - Packet
  • - Checkroom item
  • - Dole out
  • - Postal delivery
  • - Distribute, with "out"
  • - Mete (out)
  • - Unit of land
  • - Lot
  • - Part of 58 Down
  • - Shopper's concern
  • - ...... package
  • - Kind of post
  • - Post
  • - Tract of land
  • - Bundle
  • - See 35-Across
  • - Package Norm left outside church
  • - carpel damaged by bundle
  • - Large package
  • - pressure to clear out bundle
  • - Lot of Catholics in return of Spring
  • - Wrap up carp cooked by the Spanish
tapas
  • - Mediterranean snacks
  • - Spanish dishes that are good for sharing
  • - Small Spanish dishes
  • - small plates in spain
  • - madrid bar food
  • - pasta turned out to be spanish food
  • - spanish equivalent of mezes
bracelet
  • - pair surmounting obstacle to form band
  • - Couple hire out band for show
  • - Couple allowed jewellery item
  • - couple allowed to make a feminine ornament
  • - a small band or two allowed
  • - band couple hired
  • - Couple allowed to make some personal adornment
  • - Couple hired to form a band
  • - Arm band
  • - Had a wager about people initially liking band
  • - Couple hire item of jewellery
  • - Couple hired band
  • - Couple allowed in charmed circle?
  • - Couple hire piece of jewellery
  • - Wrist band
  • - Ornamental band
  • - Couple hired to make jewellery
  • - pair allowed bangle to be produced
  • - Wrist chain
  • - pair allowed in with wristband
  • - Item worn on wrist
  • - cartier product
  • - Black treacle ruined jewellery
  • - jewellery item and lace bert misplaced
  • - Prepare to rent piece of jewellery
  • - Arm jewelry
  • - Jewellery having its charms?
  • - two allowed to make a piece of jewellery
  • - ornament for the wrist
  • - Jewellery worn around the wrist
  • - Arm bling
  • - Arm adornment
  • - Arm jewellery
  • - Charmed circle?
  • - Wrist ornament
  • - Pair allowed in charmed circle?
  • - 'Charming' jewelry?
  • - Let caber be made into a piece of jewellery
  • - Jewellery with its charms?
  • - Two permitted in charmed circle?
  • - Might Bel react badly to the jewellery?
  • - Pair allowed item of jewellery
  • - Patient's ID
  • - What might be charmed circle?
  • - Might Bel react badly to this jewellery?
  • - Might Bel react to this jewellery?
  • - Rebel cat (anag.)
  • - Personal ornament
  • - Place for an allergy alert
  • - Charmed gift?
  • - Wrist adornment
  • - Common glow-in-the-dark item
  • - Slap ...... ('90s fad)
  • - Wrist bauble
  • - Charm, for one
  • - Jewelry with charms
  • - Hoosegow handcuff
  • - Wonder Woman's wristwear
  • - Ankle adornment
  • - This may have charms
  • - Ankle ornament.
  • - Bangle
  • - Bit of bling
  • - It has its charms
  • - Item of jewellery
  • - Jewellery item
  • - Piece of jewelry
  • - Jewelry item
  • - boring device permitted as ornament
  • - armband or two allowed
  • - piece of jewellery made from steel, client oddly removed
demoralise
  • - Dispirit
  • - corrupt said to be in ruin
  • - Make downhearted
  • - Pervert said to be in ruin
  • - Discourage passing having taken exam
  • - Dishearten loser I made drunk
  • - Dishearten with exam in end
  • - Dishearten
  • - said in passing to be corrupt
parasite
  • - Organism that lives in or on another
  • - U-turn from host
  • - Flea, to a dog
  • - It's standard having a lot put on tick?
  • - One hanging on where falling soldier might be found
  • - Sounds like small army barracks has a reputation for exploiting people
  • - Sounds like the barracks has a reputation for exploiting people
  • - Drunken parties around area creating problem for host
  • - Recruitment space online for soldiers has a reputation for exploiting others
  • - Organism that lives on another
  • - Host's bane
  • - Soldiers' landing-place that needs a host
  • - Jumper's place for louse, say
  • - Host's annoyance
  • - Host's counterpart
  • - What a host holds
  • - Opposite of a host
  • - Host's counterpart in a symbiotic relationship
  • - Soldier has location for drone?
  • - 2019 Oscar-winning South Korean thriller that's one of the highest-grossing independent movies
  • - Symbiotic organism that harms its host
  • - Aggrieved parties getting hold of a scrounger
  • - Special tea is after standard sponge
  • - Pit areas disbanded by hanger-on
  • - Sycophant disguised as pirate
  • - Disguised pirate as leech
  • - Flea, perhaps -- where might you find one trained to jump?
  • - Dog flea, e.g.
  • - One who takes something and gives nothing
  • - Leech or tapeworm, e.g.
  • - Tick or flea, e.g.
  • - User
  • - Aphid or flea
  • - Orchid, for example.
  • - The mistletoe, for instance.
  • - Mistletoe is one.
  • - Flea.
  • - Toady
  • - Leech
  • - Sponger
  • - Freeloader
  • - Mooch
  • - Moocher
  • - Sycophant
  • - Sponge
  • - Hanger-on
  • - Bloodsucker
straddle
  • - To sit or stand with one leg on either side of something
  • - Put one foot on either side of
  • - Separate legs, taking seat across sides of tractor
  • - have one leg each side of
  • - Not take a stance on
  • - Be situated on both sides of
  • - Lie on both sides of
  • - Take both sides?
  • - Gymnastic exercise with a leg on either side of parallel bars
  • - Trade LSD freely to favour both sides
  • - Favor both sides
  • - Favor both sides of an issue
  • - Not choose one side or the other
  • - Not pick sides?
  • - Play both sides
  • - Appear to take both sides of (an issue).
  • - Appear to favor both sides: Colloq.
  • - Appear to favor both sides of: Colloq.
  • - pair surmounting obstacle to form band
  • - Ride astride
  • - Position legs over edges of tear in seat
  • - Getting stand with legs well spaced, led off with violin
  • - Sit on a horse
  • - go across street — basic reason for mix-up
  • - Lumber covers frame on Tower Bridge
  • - sit on, as a motorcycle
  • - Stand astride
  • - Sit as on a horse
  • - Led darts (anag)
  • - Extend over a certain area
  • - Be astride
  • - Sit astride
  • - Go across step half missing on rickety ladder
  • - One who's on the fence
  • - Stand across
  • - Sit astride of
  • - Bestride
  • - Go across street with right turn
  • - Get across half of tree amidst lumber
  • - Sit on, as a horse
  • - Sit on the fence with fiddle, led astray?
  • - What fence-sitters do?
  • - Fence-sit
  • - Fence-sitter's position
  • - Sit astride (a horse)
  • - Mugwump's stance
  • - Be noncommital on an issue
  • - Hedge on an issue
  • - Sit on the fence
  • - Be noncommittal on an issue
  • - Hedge: Colloq.
  • - Equivocal position: Colloq.
  • - Refuse to commit oneself: Colloq.
  • - Extend over
  • - Mount
  • - Extend across
  • - Equivocate
  • - Span
  • - high jump technique that dominated the sport before the fosbury flop
  • - Take an attitude over something that's beneath you
  • - Sit with the legs wide apart
  • - jump right back in the saddle
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