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begorra
  • - Stereotypical Irish exclamation
  • - Mild Irish oath
  • - Irish oath
  • - Irish interjection
  • - Irish euphemism
  • - Irish exclamation.
  • - Like men seen in item of female attire by God!
  • - Cork cry
  • - Galway "Golly!"
  • - Irishman's expression of surprise
  • - Dublin oath
  • - "Golly!" in Galway
  • - Mild oath
being
  • - The Unbearable Lightness of ...., Daniel Day-Lewis film
  • - Living a teetotaller gets out of betting
  • - "... and Nothingness," 1943 book by the philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre about his existentialist ideas
  • - part of a tribe in germany in existence
  • - For the time ....; meanwhile
  • - Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of ... Earnest"
  • - partner of "nothingness" in a sartre title
  • - A meaning of "être"
  • - For the time .... (temporarily)
  • - "The Importance of ...... Earnest"
  • - Subject for the philosopher Heidegger
  • - Wilde's "The Importance of ...... Earnest"
  • - "...... John Malkovich" (1999 film)
  • - Any one of God's creatures
  • - "........ There": Sellers film
  • - For the time .......
  • - the unbearable lightness of ..........: celebrated novel by milan kundera
  • - 'The Perks of ...... a Wallflower' (2012 teen film)
  • - Earnestly ask about home for creature
  • - Begin new life
  • - Looking after visitors to Soho? Bed unmade and trendy joke thrown in
  • - Creature in crazy binge
  • - Given heart transplant, start living
  • - "Gee, it's great after ... out late; Walking my baby back home" sang Johnnie Ray
  • - One in cottage room has good living
  • - Creature initially employed in Crosby?
  • - Person, human ...
  • - Creature in riotous binge
  • - Existence
  • - Life form
  • - Subject for a philosopher
  • - Human or alien
  • - Word after human or time
  • - Word with human or alien
  • - Ontology focus
  • - Organism
  • - Entity
  • - In coming forward, start living
  • - Human .... (person)
  • - Word after "human"
  • - Word with "well" or "human"
  • - It's a state
  • - Extraterrestrial, e.g.
  • - ".... John Malkovich"
  • - "Human" or "alien" ending
  • - Word following "well" or "human"
  • - It's alive
  • - Wilco: "...... There"
  • - "...... Bobby Brown"
  • - Philosophy topic
  • - Ontologist's area
  • - "...... and Nothingness" (Sartre)
  • - With 69-Across, song from 20-Across
  • - Human chaser
  • - Well closure?
  • - Milan Kundera title word
  • - Ontologist's concern
  • - Human follower
  • - In existence
  • - Since, colloquially, with "as"
  • - "...... There," Kosinski novel
  • - Supreme follower
  • - "His acts ...... seven ages": Shak.
  • - Live one
  • - Supreme ......
  • - Human or time
  • - Fellow creature
  • - One's fundamental nature.
  • - Mortal.
  • - Living thing?
  • - A person
  • - 'I'm serious!'
  • - Quote, part 3
  • - Existing
  • - '... life?'
  • - Essence
  • - Individual
  • - Human ....
  • - Person.
  • - '-- living!'
  • - .... man
  • - Créature
  • - Existent entity
  • - Living creature
bust
  • - Sitter's sculpture
  • - sculpture of head, shoulders and chest
  • - Sculpture shattered
  • - Opposite of 'boom' in the economic cycle
  • - Art museum head?
  • - Sculpture with just head and shoulders
  • - Sculpture of a head and shoulders
  • - Sculpture — ruined
  • - Portrait sculpture
  • - Opposite of boom
  • - Measurement signified by the first number in a dressmaker's "38-26-36"
  • - Head sculpture
  • - Hall of Fame sight
  • - First number of three measurements
  • - Broken — bankrupt — sculpture
  • - Piece of sculpture
  • - Upper part of a torso
  • - Sample of upsetting plant substance found in local crack
  • - It's heads-up in a museum
  • - Broken; sculpture
  • - Head-and-shoulders sculpture
  • - Upper body sculpture
  • - Face-and-torso likeness
  • - Classic sculpture
  • - Smashed sculpture
  • - Bankrupt work of art
  • - Sculptured head
  • - Work of Beethoven?
  • - Sample of statuary
  • - It's head and shoulders
  • - Art consisting of a head and shoulders
  • - It's often head and shoulders
  • - Head-and-shoulders statuette
  • - Pedestal sculpture
  • - Head statue
  • - Sculpted head
  • - Piece of statuary
  • - Marble head?
  • - Sculpture on a pedestal, perhaps
  • - Head and shoulders
  • - Tabletop sculpture
  • - Head/shoulders sculpture
  • - Opposite of 15-Across
  • - Sculpture.
  • - Shattered sculpture?
  • - break vehicle with base of ratchet
  • - Sculpture of the head and shoulders
  • - Opposite of boom, on Wall Street
  • - not a good way to go, taking a bus to the west end
  • - broken chest
  • - Arrested in an art gallery
  • - Coach trip's beginning with no money
  • - Catch being bad
  • - go over twenty-one, in blackjack
  • - Partly built street reduced to ruins?
  • - Dressmaking measurement
  • - Go over 21, say
  • - .... a gut (laughy loudly)
  • - Get 22 in blackjack, say
  • - Police raid road transport depot, finally
  • - ... a move (start dancing)
  • - Police raid not working
  • - Boom's antithesis
  • - ...... a move (dance)
  • - Sculpted piece found in police raid
  • - Go ... (go broke)
  • - 3D portrait
  • - broken by economic depression
  • - Broken stub, maybe
  • - Figure it's broken
  • - Arrest(Used today)
  • - Pedestal topper
  • - Yarborough, e.g.
  • - Sculptor's product
  • - Piece on a pedestal
  • - Young MC "...... a Move"
  • - Worthless bridge hand
  • - Tame broncos
  • - Raid — boobs
  • - Hourglass part?
  • - Get cards totaling 22 or more, in blackjack
  • - First-round draft pick that goes nowhere
  • - Drug raid
  • - Draw a face card, perhaps
  • - Bosom — broken
  • - Boom's partner
  • - ...... a gut (roar with laughter)
  • - ...... a gut (laugh loudly)
  • - Bankrupt (informal)
  • - Statue found in police raid
  • - Broken statue
  • - Boom's opposite
  • - Narc's coup
  • - *It might be placed on a pedestal
  • - Sting success
  • - Reach 22, in a game
  • - Go over 21
  • - Exceed 21, in blackjack
  • - Sculpted piece
  • - Police arrest, informally
  • - Go over in blackjack
  • - Reach 22, perhaps
  • - Police incident
  • - Sculptor's portrait
  • - 14-Across's result
  • - Boom's counterpart
  • - Work at a museum
  • - Complete dud
  • - Narc's arrest
  • - Figure indicates economic collapse
  • - Go over 21, in blackjack
  • - Museum work
  • - Sculptor's piece
  • - Exceed 21 in twenty-one
  • - Lose, in a Vegas game
  • - "Pike's Peak or ......!"
  • - Boom's opposite on Wall Street
  • - Unwelcome concert event, to partier
  • - Boom follower, maybe
  • - Lose at blackjack
  • - Exceed 21, in a way
  • - Statue in a study
  • - Narc's goal
  • - Sculptured form
  • - Boom alternative
  • - Get 22
  • - California alternative?
  • - Break, as balloons
  • - Tame, as a bronco
  • - Sting operation, perhaps
  • - Abject failure
  • - Wall Street collapse
  • - Museum statue, perhaps
  • - Lose it all
  • - Narc activity
  • - Go over 21 at Vegas
  • - Pikes Peak alternative
  • - Bernini's forte
  • - Split open
  • - Sculptor's creation
  • - Sculptor's work
  • - It's put on a pedestal
  • - Narc's collar
  • - Museum figure
  • - Bosom
  • - On one's uppers
  • - Financially ruined
  • - Chest
  • - Epic fail
  • - Break apart
  • - Narc's operation
  • - Break up
  • - Police action
  • - Cop's arrest
  • - Total failure
  • - Utter failure
  • - Complete failure
  • - Washout
  • - Small statue
  • - Statuette
  • - Arrest, slangily
  • - Lacking funds
  • - Run-in
  • - Broke
  • - Flop
  • - Break
  • - Broken
  • - Demote
  • - Failure
  • - ...... turkey
  • - Pinch
  • - Bankrupt
  • - Bankruptcy
  • - Arrest
  • - broken transport systems' core
buffoon
  • - polish band in contact with fool
  • - Polish cooking involves duck and turkey
  • - Comical fool
  • - Fool with nothing on seen by expert
  • - Fool lover with nothing on
  • - Bare skin has nothing on comic
  • - Aficionado at work takes in old fool
  • - Clown in bare skin with nothing on!
  • - Ridiculous person
  • - Enthusiast having nothing on is a fool
  • - Foolish person, fan with nothing on
  • - Sandy has nothing on, the clown!
  • - In a roll, turned away from old joker
  • - Expert has nothing on clown
  • - Rude or vulgar fool
  • - Pagliacci, for instance.
  • - Foolish person
  • - Jester
  • - Merry-andrew
  • - Clown
  • - Goofball
  • - Joker
  • - a ridiculous but amusing person
  • - Muscular goon lost gram of dope
  • - expert took heart, no fool
scoob
  • - Shaggy's nickname for his dog
  • - Toon Great Dane's nickname
  • - Film about the dog of Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy
  • - nickname used by shaggy
  • - Shaggy's canine pal, for short
  • - Nickname given by Shaggy
  • - Shaggy's best bud
  • - Nickname of Shaggy's dog
  • - Shaggy's pal, to Shaggy
  • - Shaggy's dog, to Shaggy
  • - Shaggy's nickname for his canine friend
  • - Scrappy-Doo's uncle, to Shaggy
  • - What Shaggy calls his crime-solving Great Dane in cartoons
  • - "like, zoinks, ......!"
  • - 2020 movie about a cartoon canine
  • - Great Dane of cartoons, informally
  • - Cartoon uncle of Scrappy-Doo, informally
  • - Cartoon Great Dane, informally
  • - Saturday morning cartoon dog, informally
boilingpoint
  • - temperature at which liquid become gas
  • - 212 degrees Fahrenheit, for water
bracelet
  • - Couple allowed to make some personal adornment
  • - Arm adornment
  • - Wrist adornment
  • - Ankle adornment
  • - Ankle ornament.
  • - pair surmounting obstacle to form band
  • - Couple hire out band for show
  • - pair allowed bangle to be produced
  • - Wrist chain
  • - pair allowed in with wristband
  • - Item worn on wrist
  • - Couple allowed jewellery item
  • - couple allowed to make a feminine ornament
  • - a small band or two allowed
  • - cartier product
  • - band couple hired
  • - 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
  • - Couple hired to form a band
  • - ornament for the wrist
  • - Jewellery worn around the wrist
  • - Arm bling
  • - Arm jewellery
  • - Charmed circle?
  • - Arm band
  • - Had a wager about people initially liking band
  • - Wrist ornament
  • - Pair allowed in charmed circle?
  • - 'Charming' jewelry?
  • - Couple hire item of jewellery
  • - Let caber be made into a piece of jewellery
  • - Couple hired band
  • - Jewellery with its charms?
  • - Couple allowed in charmed circle?
  • - Couple hire piece of jewellery
  • - 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?
  • - Wrist band
  • - Might Bel react to this jewellery?
  • - Rebel cat (anag.)
  • - Personal ornament
  • - Place for an allergy alert
  • - Charmed gift?
  • - Common glow-in-the-dark item
  • - Slap ...... ('90s fad)
  • - Wrist bauble
  • - Charm, for one
  • - Jewelry with charms
  • - Hoosegow handcuff
  • - Wonder Woman's wristwear
  • - This may have charms
  • - Bangle
  • - Bit of bling
  • - It has its charms
  • - Item of jewellery
  • - Jewellery item
  • - Piece of jewelry
  • - Jewelry item
  • - Ornamental band
  • - boring device permitted as ornament
  • - armband or two allowed
  • - Couple hired to make jewellery
  • - piece of jewellery made from steel, client oddly removed
ribc
  • - broken chest
notables
  • - VIP's.
  • - V.I.P.'s
  • - Famous folks
  • - Celebrities heard this in the bar with standing room only perhaps
  • - Powerful people lacking furniture?
  • - Dignitaries
  • - Important people.
  • - Names
  • - Celebrities
  • - Deficiency in restaurant for VIPs?
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