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beds
  • - Resting spots
  • - Planting spots
  • - Night spots for tots
  • - Places for hospital corners
  • - Spots to sleep
  • - Spots for roses
  • - Sleep spots
  • - Places to crash for the night
  • - Places for sprigs
  • - Places for roses
  • - Places for retirees?
  • - Places for planting
  • - Places for pillows
  • - Places for flowers
  • - People retire to these spots
  • - Homes for roses
  • - Drop-off spots?
  • - Areas for plants
  • - Sleeping spots
  • - Flower spots
  • - Places for naps?
  • - Spots for bulbs
  • - Plots for Belgium detective
  • - Limits betting odds for those fond of the naps
  • - Flower-growing spots
  • - Nightspots for the kings and queens
  • - Snoozers' spots
  • - Retirement spots
  • - Night spots
  • - Digs for oysters?
  • - Best of friends on both sides of night spots
  • - Dozing spots
  • - Nap spots
  • - Garden spots
  • - spots for blankets
  • - Sleeping places for garden plants
  • - Water and canopy
  • - places to which people retire may be full of flowers
  • - Flower plots
  • - Cribs and cots
  • - Flophouse furniture
  • - Dormitory staples
  • - Cribs and cradles
  • - Charpoys
  • - They're in the back of pickup trucks
  • - Some of them are twins
  • - Planting places
  • - Places to retire
  • - Flower garden plots
  • - With 40A, garden sites
  • - Where oysters rest?
  • - They're made daily
  • - Some twins
  • - Single and twin
  • - Single and double
  • - Plant plots
  • - Oyster territories
  • - Mattress holders
  • - Hospital furniture
  • - Fourposters, e.g.
  • - Four-posters
  • - Dream locations?
  • - Word with "queen," "oyster" or "flower"
  • - Word after murphy and water
  • - Where oysters hang out
  • - Where flowers flourish
  • - Water or flower followers
  • - Water and trundle
  • - Twins, possibly
  • - Twin- or king-sized furniture
  • - They're raised in some gardens
  • - They're often twins
  • - They're often turned down at night
  • - They're made by maids, sometimes
  • - They often get turned down
  • - They might be four-posters
  • - They have headboards and footboards
  • - They can be king-sized
  • - Tanning salon rentals
  • - Some are kings and queens
  • - Sleeps with
  • - Sleeping couches
  • - Sea floors
  • - Retires, with "down"
  • - Retirement places
  • - Retirement areas?
  • - Resting places after show
  • - Resting places after a show
  • - Queens and twins, e.g.
  • - Queens and twins
  • - Queens ... oysters ... flowers
  • - Plots with bulbs
  • - Planting areas
  • - Plant homes
  • - Places to snooze
  • - Places to lie?
  • - Pieces of furniture in hospital rooms
  • - Pieces of furniture in a hostel
  • - People sleep in them
  • - People retire to them
  • - Penitentiary count
  • - Parts of rivers
  • - Parts of pickups
  • - Oyster hangouts
  • - Oyster cloisters
  • - Nurses' responsibility
  • - Murphy and twin
  • - Modest Mouse "Autumn ......"
  • - Mattress sites
  • - Mason's mortar layers
  • - Kings, queens, and twins
  • - Items of furniture with headboards and footboards
  • - Inn availability
  • - Infirmary count
  • - Hotel-room pair
  • - Hotel furnishings
  • - Hotel and hospital features
  • - Hospital furnishings
  • - Hospital capacity measure
  • - Hollywood and truckle
  • - Greenhouse sections
  • - Goldilocks tried three
  • - Gardeners' creations
  • - Gardener's areas
  • - Garden units
  • - Garden sites
  • - Garden plots — English county (abbr)
  • - Garden growing areas
  • - Futons, usually
  • - Furniture with heads and feet
  • - Furniture pieces with mattresses
  • - Fourposters
  • - Four-poster and others
  • - Flowery places
  • - Flower-growing areas
  • - Flower sites
  • - Flower gardens
  • - Flower and water
  • - Flower and trundle
  • - Floral sites
  • - Floral settings
  • - Flophouse fixtures
  • - Features of greenhouses
  • - Feather followers
  • - Dream worlds?
  • - Dorm items
  • - Cribs, e.g.
  • - Cots, bunks etc — eastern English county (abbr)
  • - Cots or bunks
  • - Cots and cradles
  • - Comforters cover them
  • - California kings, e.g.
  • - Bunkhouse furnishings
  • - Bunk components
  • - Bunk ...... (common pieces of furniture in camp cabins)
  • - Bunk ...... (common pieces of furniture at sleepaway camps)
  • - Accommodations at hostels
  • - Berths.
  • - Rest stops?
  • - Furniture items
  • - Geological layers
  • - Inn inventory
  • - River features
  • - Barracks staples
  • - Sleeping places
  • - Cots.
  • - Garden divisions
  • - Hotel capacity
  • - ...... Gardens
  • - Flower arrangements.
  • - King and Queen
  • - They're where dreams are made, usually
  • - They fill up the rooms in capsule hotels
  • - Cots, e.g
  • - Inn capacity
  • - Hotel furniture
  • - Hotel stock
  • - Some are twins but not siblings
  • - Mattresses' places
  • - Garden sections
  • - They may be made before breakfast
  • - They're separated on some old sitcoms
  • - Cradles and cribs
  • - Tanning salon fixtures
  • - Bits of garden furniture?
  • - Doubtless, louts removed from nightspots?
  • - Garden areas
  • - Dormitory furniture
  • - Hospital capacity units
  • - Twins, e.g
  • - Sleep furniture
  • - What some sofas can turn into
  • - They're often raised in gardens
  • - Garden plots
  • - Four-posters, e.g
  • - A rum from Bermuda's sleepy locations
  • - Mattress store furniture
  • - Pillows' places
  • - Hospital capacity
  • - Garden planting areas
  • - They're made by maids
  • - Pickup parts
  • - Hospital's capacity
  • - Hospital count
  • - Nap sacks
  • - Graduate teacher's furniture items?
  • - Sleep clinic furnishings
  • - Oysters' breeding grounds
  • - Where flowers and oysters grow
  • - Bunks, e.g
  • - Cots and cribs
  • - Oysters' homes
  • - Floors of seas
  • - Shortened county borders
  • - Sleep sites
  • - Things with springs
  • - Small county where people go to sleep
  • - Couches
  • - Garden dividers
  • - Hotel necessities
  • - Inn furniture
  • - Tanning salon units
  • - Oysters' habitats
  • - Garden foundations
  • - Barracks array
  • - Their heads and feet are usually the same distance from the ground
  • - Places to plant
  • - '...... Are Burning' (Midnight Oil hit)
  • - They're made after being used
  • - Hotel needs
  • - Hotel counts
  • - River bottoms
  • - Nap locales
  • - Plots with kings and queens
  • - Motel furniture
  • - Planter's plots
  • - Hotel count
  • - Inn things
  • - Retirement destinations
  • - Growing planes?
  • - Hotel reservation specification
  • - They may be made by a maid
  • - Hotel room essentials
  • - Hotel provisions
  • - Oyster locales
  • - They're made after they've been used
  • - Flophouse furnishings
  • - Hotel staples
  • - Motel furnishings
  • - Cribs
  • - Hospital units
  • - Places to sleep
  • - Queens, e.g
  • - Foundations
  • - Kings and queens
  • - Dorm furniture
  • - Strata
  • - Sacks
  • - Flower holders
  • - Ocean floors
  • - Resting places
  • - Pieces of furniture
  • - Motel offering
  • - River areas
  • - Kings, e.g
  • - Hotel units
  • - Bunks
  • - Plots
  • - See 54 Down.
  • - Pieces of dorm furniture
  • - Luton region, in short
  • - kippers found here: tucked in?
  • - Canopy, bunk or poster types
layabout
  • - Song concerning a lazy character
  • - ordinary boxing match enthralling a type averse to work
  • - Knock Jack down, he's a loafer
  • - Ne'er-do-well has to settle a fight
  • - ballad concerning a loafer
  • - loafer to bet on a fight
  • - Attack and knock the sailor unconscious
  • - Loafer set on
  • - Old song concerning an idler
  • - Attack lazy fellow
  • - Do-nothing, loafer
  • - Idler having answer in amateur contest
  • - Idle person
  • - Strike in all directions
  • - Lazy person?
  • - Loafer
  • - Idler
  • - Ne'er-do-well
ibsen
  • - A Doll's House and Hedda Gabler playwright
  • - Playwright Henrik ..
  • - His comeback features in Greene's biography
  • - Scandinavian writer is hogging British space at printer's
  • - Drama's "father of realism"
  • - Children's author nearly brought up playwright
  • - ben is awful as a dramatist
  • - He wrote some lines - Bill's written back
  • - Henrik ..., author of A Doll's House
  • - Playwright called The Father of Realism
  • - Playwright Ben is hammered
  • - A playwright starts to introduce boring scenes expressing nothing
  • - ben's confused by one dramatist
  • - Writer of a note, throwing out broken nibs
  • - Ben is out to be a writer
  • - Writer reflected in someone's bibliography
  • - Dramatist sent up in Sterne's biography
  • - Dramatist in Swinburne's biography on the rise
  • - Playwright that is hosting book society [Norway]
  • - Playwright Henrik, the "Father of Realism"
  • - some carib sentiment expressed by playwright
  • - Ben is turning into a dramatist
  • - "Rosmersholm" playwright
  • - "Brand" playwright
  • - Norwegian playwright Henrik (author of "A Doll's House")
  • - Norway's most celebrated playwright
  • - Nora's creator
  • - Nora Helmer's creator
  • - His first play was "Love's Comedy."
  • - Henrik ...... (Norwegian playwright who wrote "Ghosts")
  • - Father of Nora and Peer
  • - Creator of Hedda Gabler
  • - Author of "Hedda Gabler"
  • - Author of "A Doll's House"
  • - A Doll's House writer
  • - "Pillars of Society" playwright
  • - "Love's Comedy" playwright
  • - "Emperor and Galilean" playwright
  • - Norwegian playwright
  • - "Ghosts" playwright
  • - Peer Gynt playwright
  • - Dramatist sent up in Osborne's biography
  • - 'Peer Gynt' playwright Henrik
  • - Henrik ........ wrote Hedda Gabler
  • - Writer using a selection of nibs enthusiastically
  • - 'A Doll's House' dramatist
  • - Playwright in limbo, seeing odd characters cut
  • - Beastly disease caught by popular playwright
  • - 'A Doll's House' playwright Henrik
  • - "A Doll's House" playwright
  • - "The Wild Duck" playwright
  • - Dramatist returns in scenes, bizarrely
  • - Henrik ...., writer
  • - Some ad-libs enraged author
  • - Dramatist crops up in scenes, bizarrely
  • - henrik ...., norwegian dramatist
  • - Author of Peer Gynt, d. 1906
  • - Scandinavian inspiration for Shaw
  • - Henrik whose last play was When We Dead Awaken
  • - Dramatist, current Scottish eminence, entertaining society
  • - Dramatist whines biography is holding him back
  • - One who made drama of medical condition, case of exaggeration
  • - Author Edith briefly backed Norwegian one
  • - Dramatist in one book Sterne regularly shunned
  • - Author of verse drama Peer Gynt
  • - Scandinavian writer
  • - peer gynt author
  • - ad-lib sentence enthralling dramatist
  • - Distressing condition initially explored by northern writer
  • - Writer phones — biographer rings back
  • - More than one ghost writer
  • - author breaking nibs around beginning of essay
  • - Dramatist Ben is drunk
  • - Dramatist Henrik
  • - Author of "Peer Gynt"
  • - "Rosmersholm" author
  • - Writer Henrik
  • - Poet, Henrik ..........
  • - Norwegian novelist
  • - Norwegian dramatist Henrik
  • - Nordic poet
  • - He wrote "The Wild Duck"
  • - He wrote "The Master Builder"
  • - Ghosts author
  • - Father of modern drama
  • - Famous figure in drama.
  • - Dramatist, author of Peer Gynt
  • - Dramatic Henrik
  • - Creator of Nora Helmer.
  • - Creator of master builder Solness
  • - Creator of Hedwig Ekdal.
  • - Creator of Ase
  • - Author of "Rosmersholm"
  • - "Wild Duck" author
  • - "The Father of Modern Drama"
  • - "Rosmersholm" dramatist
  • - "Little Eyolf" dramatist
  • - "Ghosts" creator
  • - "Law & Order" evidence
  • - Dramatist
  • - "Peer Gynt" dramatist
  • - Norwegian writer
  • - "The Master Builder" author Henrik
  • - Author of The Master Builder, d. 1906
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