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gob
  • - Lump of gum
  • - Large amount, as of money
  • - Chunk of gum
  • - Brother of Michael and Lindsay on "Arrested Development"
  • - Small quantity of caviar
  • - Wad of gum
  • - Hunk of 38-Down
  • - Clump of gum, e.g
  • - Mass of goo
  • - Hunk of goo
  • - Amount of toothpaste
  • - One of the Bluth brothers on 'Arrested Development'
  • - Lump of goo
  • - Lump of mayo, e.g
  • - Wad of gum, e.g
  • - Lump of whipped cream, for example
  • - Lose one's train of thought
  • - Hunk of gunk
  • - Bit of caviar
  • - Whipped cream unit
  • - Whipped cream serving
  • - Serving of whipped cream
  • - Lead-in to "smacked" to mean astonished
  • - big object concealing mouth
  • - Shapeless mass (rhymes with "lob")
  • - Small lump or big bunch
  • - the mouth [sl]
  • - Trap in swamp after capsizing
  • - "Bog" backwards
  • - Mouth, slangily in Britain
  • - Mouth, in British slang
  • - bluto, for one
  • - Sailor, slangily (rhymes with "job")
  • - Arrested Development brother played by Will Arnett
  • - Lead-in to "smacked" to mean shocked
  • - Slimy lump
  • - Seaman, commonly
  • - Mouth (slang)
  • - Will Arnett's character on "Arrested Development"
  • - A mouthful.
  • - Sloppy lump
  • - Slang for a sailor
  • - Sailor, slang
  • - Part-time magician on "Arrested Development"
  • - Bluth brother whose name is pronounced like a biblical character
  • - "Foot in Mouth Disease" punks
  • - "Arrested Development" brother whose name is a homonym for a bible character
  • - "Arrested Development" brother [enjoy funny, edgy xwords? Sign up for them weekly @ avxwords.com]
  • - Thick lump.
  • - Soft wet lump in mouth
  • - Sailor, slangily
  • - Big dollop
  • - Mouth or mariner
  • - Sizable dollop
  • - Sailor, in slang
  • - Amorphous amount (and an 'Arrested Development' character)
  • - Mug in desert, one getting lost
  • - Local mouthy type found in San Domingo bar
  • - Mushy lump
  • - Tar clump
  • - Rhyming synonym for "swab"
  • - Soft lump
  • - Slangy sailor
  • - "I Hear You Calling" punks
  • - "Foot in Mouth Disease" Canadian punkers
  • - Bluth brother
  • - Tar on a deck
  • - "Foot in Mouth Disease" Canuck punks
  • - "Arrested Development" brother
  • - Squishy mass
  • - Seafaring man
  • - Soft mass
  • - Bell-bottoms wearer
  • - An "Arrested Development" brother
  • - Windjammer
  • - Shellback
  • - Goo lump
  • - Gross-sounding amount
  • - Big hunk
  • - One who takes liberties
  • - Amorphous portion
  • - Large quantity, as makeup
  • - Huge bunch
  • - Good "n" plenty amount
  • - Sailor, in slanguage
  • - U.S.N. tar
  • - Cruiser chap
  • - Large mouthful: Slang.
  • - Chunk: Colloq.
  • - Amorphous lump
  • - Gooey mass
  • - Dollop
  • - Gooey lump
  • - Gunk hunk
  • - Squishy lump
  • - Amorphous amount
  • - Big lump
  • - Big wet hunk
  • - Seaman
  • - Sea salt
  • - One in the Navy
  • - Swabbie
  • - Swabby
  • - Bluejacket
  • - Sea dog
  • - Jack-tar
  • - Mariner
  • - Mouth, slangily
  • - Hunk
  • - Great many
  • - Large lump
  • - Mass
  • - Swab
  • - Lot
  • - Bunch
  • - Big bunch
  • - Shapeless lump
  • - Shapeless mass
  • - Wad
  • - Tar
  • - See 13-Across
  • - ....-mouth
  • - Great deal
  • - Lose it
  • - Whole lot
  • - Whole bunch
  • - Sailor
  • - Salt
  • - Old salt
  • - Lump ......
  • - Clump
  • - Chunk
  • - Spit coming from mouth?
  • - Trap John on the way back
  • - Cakehole
  • - Caviar on a canape
  • - George Oscar Bluth Jr., acronym
  • - Big wad
  • - Small lump
blunt
  • - not keen to be outspoken
  • - Not at all tactful
  • - To be frank, not keen
  • - Dull, not sharp
  • - *Not pointed ... and the start of an eight-step word ladder
  • - To the point ... or not pointed
  • - Less than tactful
  • - Not pulling any punches
  • - Not pussyfooting
  • - Not sharp, as a pencil
  • - Not for the thin-skinned
  • - Not at all diplomatic
  • - Not too tactful
  • - Not mincing words
  • - Not sharp
  • - 26 not subtle with cannabis cigarette
  • - Like one who isn't concerned about being tactful when speaking
  • - James ..., English singer who topped the Billboard Hot 100 chart with the song "You're Beautiful"
  • - Hardly diplomatic
  • - Alternative to a joint or spliff
  • - such remarks may still be pointed!
  • - Unceremonious — dull
  • - Disconcertingly frank
  • - Very direct
  • - Lacking a sharp point, as a fencing sword
  • - Frank — Soviet spy, d. 1983
  • - Forthright — pointless
  • - Forthright – Soviet spy
  • - Dull — outspoken — spy
  • - Brutally honest
  • - Unsharpened
  • - Outspoken, a Parisian tucking into sandwich?
  • - Actress Emily
  • - Tactless Anthony the Soviet spy
  • - Uncompromisingly direct
  • - Remove lie from bulletin for Frank
  • - Dull sandwich has a French filling
  • - Painfully forthright
  • - Dull or tactless
  • - Lacking a sharp edge
  • - Disconcertingly direct
  • - Dull-edged
  • - "You're Beautiful" singer James
  • - From the hip
  • - To the point, ironically
  • - Short on finesse
  • - Like an épée's point
  • - Painfully frank
  • - Telling it like it is
  • - Plainspoken
  • - Free-spoken
  • - Far from beating around the bush
  • - Like a foil
  • - Mincing no words
  • - Outspokenly frank
  • - Like a used pencil
  • - Far from diplomatic
  • - Bluff
  • - Pulling no punches
  • - Forthright
  • - Plain-spoken
  • - Tactless
  • - Inconsiderate
  • - Candid
  • - Pot holder?
  • - Big joint
  • - Deaden
  • - Insensitive
  • - Abrupt
  • - Brusque
  • - Direct
  • - Outspoken?
  • - "... to the point!"
  • - Straightforward
  • - Matter-of-fact
  • - Dull
  • - Pointless
  • - Weaken
  • - Needing sharpening
  • - In need of sharpening
  • - Take the edge off
  • - Without an edge
  • - Obtuse
  • - Obtund
  • - English poet
  • - Unvarnished
  • - plain-spoken singer james
  • - Untactful to a fault
nab
  • - Capture, as a lawbreaker
  • - Collar, seize
  • - Collar found in Dowton Abbey
  • - Take a criminal off the streets, say
  • - Corner, as a criminal
  • - Seize something or someone, such as a thief
  • - Catch in the act, as a criminal
  • - arrest a criminal
  • - Collar a thief (inf)
  • - Seize as a criminal suspect
  • - Catch a thief red-handed
  • - Apprehend (inf)
  • - score, as great seats at a concert
  • - Arrest given reversal of prohibition
  • - Catch red-handed, say
  • - Steal from probationer
  • - Slap the handcuffs on
  • - Catch neighbour attempting burglary, initially
  • - Catch name? Boatman
  • - Pick up off the street
  • - Catch and cart off to jail
  • - Apprehend and take into custody
  • - nick has restriction lifted
bro
  • - Certain sib
  • - Sib
  • - A sib
  • - Alphabetically first sib
  • - Sis' sib, possibly
  • - Sis' sib, perhaps
  • - Sis' sib
  • - Non-palindromic sib
  • - Sis's sib
  • - 6-Down's sib
  • - ......-country (music genre for Blake Shelton and Luke Bryan)
  • - ......-country (2010s music genre)
  • - Drinking buddy?
  • - Jersey municipality
  • - Friend, slangily
  • - Bachelor party attendee
  • - Kinsman: Abbr
  • - Family member: Abbr
  • - Family mem
  • - Member of the family: Abbr.
  • - A rel.
  • - Relative: Abbr.
  • - 'C'mon, man!'
  • - Mac's kin
  • - Mandolin relative
  • - One of the guys
  • - Slangy chum
  • - Homey
  • - Dude kin
  • - Buddy, slangily
  • - Friend in the 'hood
  • - Pal, slangily
  • - Pal in the 'hood
  • - Friend, in slang
  • - Male buddy, in slang
  • - Buddy, in slang
  • - Feller
  • - Member of a fam
  • - Amigo
  • - Homie
  • - Close bud
  • - Friendly term of address
  • - Sibling (informally)
  • - Man on the street.
  • - Mate
  • - Homeboy?
  • - Mac
  • - Fam. member
  • - Short relative?
  • - See 60 Across
  • - Friend
  • - Soul mate
  • - Dog-.....
  • - Homes
  • - Cat
  • - Chum
  • - Crony
  • - Good buddy
  • - Comrade
  • - Family nickname
  • - Family guy
  • - "What's shakin'?"
  • - Buddy
  • - Dude
  • - "Yo, dude!"
  • - "My man!"
  • - Counterpart of sis
  • - "Cool story, ......"
  • - Street address?
  • - Sis's sibling
  • - Fella
  • - Sis may have one
  • - Guy to say "Sup?' to
  • - Hedonistic young male, slangily
  • - Dude's address
  • - Dude relative
  • - Luigi, to Mario, briefly
  • - Compadre
  • - Fraternity nickname
  • - Frat member
  • - Address for a frat friend
  • - Prefix with -mance
  • - Tech ......
  • - 'Grow up, ......'
  • - Family nickname for a certain male
  • - Frat dude
  • - Sibling, for short
  • - Frat buddy
  • - "Dawg!"
  • - Member of the fam
  • - Family nickname, sometimes
  • - Brother, condensed
  • - ......-country (dude-centric music subgenre)
  • - Male buddy
  • - Frat fella
  • - Frat mate
  • - Stereotypical frat member
  • - Word after "frat" or "tech"
  • - Frat bud
  • - Sis sibling
  • - Bud
  • - ......-country (genre including Florida Georgia Line)
  • - Good bud
  • - Prototypical hard-partying prepster
  • - .... hug
  • - Good pal
  • - "Hey, dude!"
  • - Frat guy, probably
  • - Pal kin
  • - Pal
  • - 46-Across sibling
  • - Main man
  • - Male sibling, for short
  • - Frat guy
  • - Frat address
  • - Neighborhood salutation
  • - Modern prefix with "-flake"
  • - 'Duuuude!'
  • - Tech .... (Silicon Valley stereotype)
  • - Dungeons & Dragons weapons
  • - Salutation in the 'hood
  • - Sis' male relative
  • - 'Don't tase me, ......!'
  • - Male chum, slangily
  • - Dude's kin?
  • - ......-country (modern music genre)
  • - Frat greeting
  • - "Sup, ......?'
  • - 'Hood salutation
  • - Alternative to 'dude'
  • - Sis relative
  • - Guy pal, informally
  • - Frat friend, maybe
  • - Dude's relative?
  • - Hipster address
  • - Male sibling's nickname, say
  • - "........ My Guy"
  • - A brother or male sibling
  • - Informal term for a close male friend
  • - Slangy sibling
  • - Luigi, to Mario, informally
  • - boy of the fam
  • - Nickname for a guy pal
  • - fratty guy
  • - Sam or Dean Winchester, to each other
  • - The ... code (men's friendship etiquette)
  • - Term of address for a dude
  • - Boy friend, lovingly
  • - Casual term for a close male friend
  • - One of the buddies
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