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tablet
  • - Writing pad
  • - Pad of writing paper
  • - Scratch pad
  • - Pad of paper
  • - Pad made of sheets
  • - Pill or pad.
  • - .... pad
  • - Races to get hold of smart electronic device
  • - Clay ..., ancient Mesopotamian writing surface that was used thousands of years ago
  • - Aspirin possibly that's finally found under furniture item
  • - The first sailor allowed a notebook
  • - pill and small electronic device
  • - it may commemorate a confused battle
  • - Small computer with screen
  • - lightweight option for surfing
  • - Aspirin, perhaps
  • - flat slab
  • - Spreadsheet on seventh generation iPad
  • - Amazon Fire for one
  • - Computer that may be prescribed?
  • - Handy device prescribed by the doctor?
  • - Bill allowed some medication
  • - Computer in battle ground
  • - Handheld PC?
  • - medicine makes list on time
  • - what the patient takes for a shocking battle
  • - pill taken at the start on board
  • - memorial of a confused battle?
  • - Moses had this battle lost
  • - one way take battle formation
  • - Moses had this medicine
  • - Often-swiped thing
  • - used for mosaic inscription to rearrange battle
  • - plaque that shows a different battle
  • - a memorial of the battle, perhaps
  • - doctor may prescribe this electronic device
  • - iPad Pro, for one
  • - Moses had this awful battle
  • - It may cure sick little computer
  • - Capsule's kin
  • - Small bar of soap
  • - Medicine — flat slab — computer
  • - Laptop's little cousin
  • - iPad or Amazon Fire
  • - Handheld personal computer
  • - Google's Nexus 10, e.g.
  • - Form of aspirin
  • - Computer — medicine
  • - Battle (anag)
  • - Aspirin pill
  • - Aspirin dose
  • - Notepad
  • - Glue-bound product
  • - A consumable computer?
  • - Laptop's kin
  • - Stone slab in battle ground
  • - Pill
  • - Pill form
  • - Laptop alternative
  • - Slab; computer
  • - Small computer
  • - Old fashioned writer's block: medicine needed
  • - Pharmaceutical unit
  • - Microsoft Surface or iPad
  • - iPad, for one
  • - Compressed powdered drug
  • - iPad, e.g
  • - Smartphone alternative
  • - Some medicine for writer's block?
  • - Back-to-school purchase
  • - Gelcap alternative
  • - Microsoft Surface, e.g
  • - Computer part of 25 across?
  • - Check permit for memorial
  • - Netbook descendant
  • - Reckoning restriction is PC
  • - iPad Air, e.g
  • - Something in the restaurant in front of square is given to patient type
  • - Stone slab for furniture item at end of street
  • - Capsule, pill
  • - Aspirin unit
  • - Flat slab (of stone, etc)
  • - Pill relative
  • - Statue of Liberty feature
  • - Air, e.g.
  • - 69-Across, e.g.
  • - Kindle Fire, for one
  • - Surface, e.g.
  • - Ancient writing surface
  • - Armful for Moses
  • - iPad, for example
  • - Netbook alternative
  • - One of two Commandments holders
  • - Capsule alternative
  • - One of two for the Ten Commandments
  • - Gel cap alternative
  • - Note-taker's need
  • - Dose, perhaps
  • - Inscribed slab
  • - Writing aid
  • - Medicated morsel
  • - Stone slab
  • - Dose, sometimes
  • - Writer's block?
  • - Pill for a chill
  • - Plaque
  • - Pupil's need
  • - Medicine form.
  • - Monument.
  • - One form of medicine.
  • - Memorial wall panel.
  • - Small, flat piece, as of soap.
  • - Aspirin.
  • - What the lady on Bedloe's Island holds in her left hand.
  • - Lozenge
  • - Aspirin, e.g
  • - .... desk
  • - Marker
  • - Electronic device
  • - Scottish sweet usually made from butter, condensed milk and sugar
  • - Slim computing device
  • - lie about book and origin of this small portable computer
  • - pill used in battle?
  • - Medicine in pill form
  • - Small touchscreen computer
  • - Device used for some food truck payments
nobody
  • - an unimportant person can complicate a murder trial
  • - Not one criticism of thin wine?
  • - What model of head and shoulders has for one of no account
  • - 2021 thriller film starring Bob Odenkirk as an ordinary man with a dark past
  • - Opposite of a superstar
  • - Unimportant person describing a weak wine
  • - the missing corpse is that of an insignificant person
  • - a person of little importance is a problem for the murder detective
  • - Pooter as a diarist
  • - Not a soul is a problem for The Invisible Man
  • - VIP's opposite
  • - Opposite of a star
  • - In describing the invisible man, it's the reason one can't prove there's been a murder!
  • - Opposite of a big star
  • - Not a name
  • - Bigwig's opposite
  • - Opposite of everyone
  • - Old person in New York, an insignificant one
  • - Boy given the nod about an unimportant person
  • - corpse missing? it's an inconsequential person
  • - Unimportant person lacks physique
  • - Lightweight don yob thrashed
  • - Chopped liver, so to speak
  • - Fake name given by Odysseus to the Cyclops
  • - Who expects the Spanish Inquisition, according to Monty Python
  • - Inconsequential person
  • - Unknown problem found in solving murder?
  • - Unimportant person
  • - Lightweight Don boy thrashed
  • - Not one person
  • - Event planner's nightmarish turnout
  • - Unknown problem encountered in solving murder?
  • - No person
  • - Everyone? Nope, U-turn
  • - Insignificat person
  • - Unimportant sort
  • - Emily Dickinson, self-descriptively
  • - "I Ain't Got ......" (Louis Armstrong hit)
  • - Undistinguished one
  • - Hardly an influential person
  • - Unknown one
beatnik
  • - One reading Kerouac or Ginsberg, say
  • - Many a character in Kerouac's "On the Road"
  • - Kerouac in bank with tie crumpled?
  • - Disillusioned '50s-'60s type
  • - Jack Kerouac was one
  • - Jack Kerouac, e.g.
  • - Kerouac type.
  • - Kerouac, for one
  • - Young maverick is to attend prison, about to leave
  • - His anarchic style upset Ken a bit
  • - Trump clan rejected countercultural figure
  • - What do we call one who avoids traditional conventions of behaviour, dress, etc
  • - Bongo-playing 1950s stereotype
  • - Shabby, long-haired person tossed tin in, Bill!
  • - punch and cut out charlie, the non-conformist
  • - Bereted bongos player, stereotypically
  • - Young person of the 1950s, nonconformist in dress and behaviour
  • - Young nonconformist of the 1950s and 1960s
  • - Social rebel of the 1950s
  • - Member of a 1950s' and 1960s' youth subculture of nonconformism
  • - Long-haired person
  • - Kite ban (anag) — bohemian
  • - Kite ban (anag) — 1950s' non-conformist
  • - Hippie's precursor
  • - Bongo-playing poet in a coffee shop, perhaps
  • - 1950s version of a hipster
  • - Rebellious youth (dated)
  • - Hippie's predecessor
  • - Bohemian family turning on switch
  • - Bohemian relations back on strike
  • - '50s counterculturalist
  • - '50s bohemian
  • - Word coined by Herb Caen in 1958
  • - Maynard G. Krebs of old TV, notably
  • - '50s nonconformist
  • - '50s-'60s counterculturist
  • - Hippie's ancestor?
  • - Unconventional sort
  • - 1950s stereotype
  • - Maynard G. Krebs, for one
  • - Maynard G. Krebs, notably
  • - Counterculturalist of the '50s
  • - '50s cool one
  • - Coffeehouse poet, once
  • - '50s cool cat
  • - One often ending sentences with "man"
  • - Nonsquare
  • - Allen Ginsberg, e.g.
  • - '50s hipster
  • - Coffeehouse poet
  • - Hippie's relative.
  • - Rebel, modern style.
  • - Devotee of the offbeat.
  • - Dweller in a pad.
  • - Pad dweller.
  • - Cool cat
  • - Slam participant
abide
  • - Put up with assistant bringing book in
  • - Put up with a US president, baselessly
  • - bear is live
  • - Put up with assistant hogging bottle opener
  • - Live bear
  • - Helper traps black bear
  • - bear, stand
  • - Put up with, suffer
  • - Follow rules, with "by"
  • - comply with, with "by"
  • - Comply with, as laws
  • - heed, with "by"
  • - Hymn, ... With Me
  • - Adhere to, with "by"
  • - Try being hugged by a European bear
  • - Go along with, with 'by'
  • - Bear patiently
  • - Put up with unpleasantries
  • - Bear with
  • - Put up with attempt in hospital ward
  • - Put up with papers penned by president
  • - Bear with patience
  • - Follow, with 'by'
  • - Put up with something
  • - Put up with a bass (fish)
  • - ".... With Me": hymn
  • - Agree to, with "by"
  • - Obey, with "by"
  • - "...... with Me" (old hymn)
  • - "...... With Me" (popular hymn)
  • - "...... With Me" (famous hymn)
  • - Put up with something unpleasant
  • - Follow the rules with by
  • - ........ with me . . .
  • - Conform to, with "by"
  • - Go along with
  • - ... bear
  • - Live with
  • - Put up with
  • - Stick (by)
  • - attaché case for a follower to take
  • - Stay in one place
  • - live on
  • - Accept a woman on her wedding day has run off?
  • - Act like The Dude in The Big Lebowski
  • - sailor i would expect, initially, to tolerate
  • - an offer men losing margins accept
  • - Couldn't ....; loathed
  • - Tolerate a new wife moving right out
  • - Tolerate a new wife having no resistance
  • - Can't ....; abhors
  • - word from gothic for "patience"
  • - Endure, tolerate
  • - Obey, as laws
  • - Observe, as laws
  • - Follow, as some rules
  • - Wait where a bride runs out
  • - Endure, be big about
  • - Obey a rule
  • - Can't ....; finds intolerable
  • - Remain — tolerate
  • - Stay — suffer
  • - Live (in a place)
  • - Linger
  • - Follow the rules
  • - Obey
  • - Stand for
  • - A newly-wed has no right to stand
  • - .... by (obey)
  • - .... by (obey, as a law)
  • - ...... by the rules
  • - Remain patiently
  • - Wait for call in A&E
  • - Stay, poetically
  • - Tolerate a tender sweetheart
  • - Last long
  • - What to do by the rules
  • - Stand bachelor up on unfortunate date, in brief
  • - A newly married woman has no right to stay
  • - Wait patiently
  • - Live, dwell
  • - Emulate The Dude
  • - Are not merely faddish
  • - Stay awhile
  • - Endure; dwell
  • - Stand fast
  • - Follow the law
  • - Remain patient
  • - Remain
  • - Stay a while
  • - .... by (agree to)
  • - Continue in a particular condition
  • - Reside (in)
  • - Accept without objection
  • - Play (by), as rules
  • - Start of a famous hymn
  • - Start of Lyte's notable hymn
  • - Hymn word
  • - Adhere to
  • - Continue.
  • - First word of well-known hymn.
  • - Stay: Poet.
  • - Stand firm.
  • - First word of a memorable hymn.
  • - First word of an evening hymn.
  • - Remain steadfast.
  • - First word of a much-sung hymn.
  • - Countenance
  • - Tolerate
  • - Rest
  • - Stand
  • - Dwell
  • - Reside
  • - Brook
  • - **Sojourn
  • - Stay
  • - Heed
  • - Wait
  • - Last ....
  • - Tarry
  • - Live
  • - Withstand
  • - Endure
  • - Stomach
  • - No clue
  • - "Take ......!"
  • - Suffer
  • - "Students have to ... by the rules" (follow)
  • - Prefab identified where some might live
  • - Tolerate proposal in hospital department
  • - Follow laws
  • - tolerate plan to block a&e
  • - tolerate bishop interrupting assistant
  • - Tolerate, accept a rule
unattainable
  • - beyond reach
  • - Out of reach
  • - A banal tune — it swings like The Impossible Dream?
  • - Beyond your grasp
potbellied
  • - Having prominent corporation with pounds in bank misrepresented
  • - Overweight kitty left to laze in bed
  • - Describing the anatomy of a stove?
  • - Like some pigs
  • - Santa-like
  • - Corpulent
republican
  • - Are losing a host for party
  • - See 62-Down
  • - One way to vote
bankrupt
  • - Place to save game point, suffering losses
  • - there's not much that's to one's credit
  • - There's not much that's to his credit presumably
  • - Lean right out of bed -- time to reveal bust
  • - Row right up close to boat on rocks
  • - Unable to pay debts
  • - Back to zero, on 'Wheel of Fortune'
  • - Row right up close to boat no longer afloat
  • - Unable to pay one's debts
  • - Row right up close to craft on the rocks
  • - Put your money away reading up on Turkish leader in debt
  • - Having insufficient assets to cover debts
  • - Side with little power in routine offering no new ideas?
  • - he suffers from a complete lack of balance
  • - Cash-strapped
  • - 'Wheel of Fortune' chance
  • - Insolvent person
  • - 'Wheel of Fortune' spin on either side of 'ONE MILLION'
  • - Financially ruined
  • - Row breaks out after being discovered as insolvent
  • - Legally insolvent
  • - Like a Chapter 11 filer
  • - Belly up
  • - Impoverished
  • - Destitute
  • - Penniless
  • - Insolvent
  • - Broke
  • - filing for chapter 11 protection
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