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bone
  • - Dog's favorite part of a steak
  • - Rottweiler's reward
  • - Pooch's present
  • - Paleontological find
  • - Mother Hubbard's lack
  • - Rover's prize
  • - Ribs feature that's absent (along with rib meat) from a McRib sandwich
  • - Puppy's prize
  • - Pebbles Flintstone's hair accessory
  • - London broil's lack
  • - It's softer than tooth, believe it or not
  • - It's set when broken
  • - It's buried in the yard
  • - Indonesia's Gulf of ......
  • - Fido's treasure
  • - Dog's delight
  • - Dog's buried treat
  • - Canine's quest
  • - Archeological dig find
  • - Mother Hubbard's quest.
  • - Archeological find
  • - Archaeological find
  • - Dog's reward
  • - Boxer's reward
  • - Dog's treasure
  • - Fish eater's annoyance
  • - Paleontologist's discovery
  • - Fillet's lack
  • - Dog's treat
  • - Fossilized find
  • - Paleontologist's study
  • - Filleter's removal
  • - Paleontologist's find
  • - Bruce's first single is a matter of contention
  • - When following the last words of 20-, 39- and 56-Across, Reba McEntire's list of what's needed to succeed in life
  • - No-show in Hubbard's cupboard
  • - Archaeologist's find
  • - Word with china or dry
  • - Symbol of dryness
  • - Off-white hue
  • - Zygoma, e.g.
  • - Word with head or meal
  • - Vomer, e.g.
  • - Vomer or zygoma
  • - Tibia, for one
  • - Something to pick or throw
  • - Sacrum, e.g.
  • - Sacrum or parietal, e.g.
  • - Rib or kneecap, for example
  • - Ossicle
  • - Oft-buried item
  • - Mandible, e.g.
  • - Hair accessory for Pebbles
  • - Funny or hip
  • - Fibula, e.g.
  • - Femur or rib
  • - Doggie bag item
  • - Word with fish or wish
  • - Wish or funny
  • - White shade for a china set
  • - What a dog might bury in the yard
  • - What a chow chow chews
  • - Whale or herring follower
  • - Vomer, for one
  • - Ulna or tibia
  • - Ulna or femur
  • - Treat for Marmaduke
  • - Token concession
  • - Tibia, e.g.
  • - Tibia or femur
  • - T-follower
  • - T or aitch
  • - T addition
  • - Study hard, with "up"
  • - Study (up on)
  • - Stockpot item
  • - Sternum or clavicle
  • - Soup staple
  • - Soup or funny
  • - Soup base, perhaps
  • - Snack for Fido
  • - Snack for a dog
  • - Sleep with, less politely
  • - Skull, e.g.
  • - Skeleton substance
  • - Skeletal piece
  • - Skeletal material
  • - Shin or rib
  • - Scapula, radius or tibia?
  • - Scapula, for one
  • - Scapula or fibula
  • - Rib or ulna
  • - Rib or jaw
  • - Review with up
  • - Radius or vomer
  • - Radius or tibia.
  • - Radius or scapula
  • - Radius or rib
  • - Radius or femur
  • - Prop for a "2001" ape-man
  • - Prepare for a test, with "up"
  • - Piece of a skeleton
  • - Pebbles Flintstone wore one
  • - Paleontology subject
  • - One may be fractured
  • - Nourishment for a boxer
  • - Meal or yard leader
  • - Maxilla, e.g.
  • - Maxilla or scapula
  • - Maxilla or malar
  • - Marrow source
  • - Malleus or hyoid
  • - Kind of meal or china
  • - Item often picked
  • - Item for Fido
  • - Item for an osteopath
  • - Humerus.
  • - Humerus is one
  • - Head or meal
  • - Have sex with, in puerile slang
  • - Get it on, as it were
  • - Funny ...... (piece in the game Operation)
  • - Fried-chicken leftover
  • - Fish throwaway
  • - Femur, for one
  • - Femur or tibia, for example
  • - Femur or fibula, for example
  • - Dry as a ........
  • - Doggy-biscuit shape
  • - Doggie-biscuit shape
  • - Dog treat that might be made of rawhide
  • - Cut to the ......
  • - Costa or scapula
  • - Costa or maxilla
  • - Consolation prize
  • - Common shape for a dog treat
  • - Coccyx, e.g.
  • - Cnemis or zygoma
  • - Clavicle or femur
  • - Clavicle for one
  • - China or dry
  • - Carpal or tarsal, for example
  • - Brush (up)
  • - Beige alternative
  • - Article of contention
  • - Any part of a skeleton
  • - A boxer may work on it
  • - A ................ of contention
  • - "Whale" or "herring" attachment
  • - ...... up on (cram)
  • - ...... up (cram)
  • - ...... Thugs-N-Harmony
  • - ...... of contention (something controversial)
  • - Ulna, e.g.
  • - Kind of meal
  • - Treat for a terrier
  • - Treat for Fido
  • - Popular color.
  • - Joint part
  • - Prepare for an exam
  • - Conciliatory gift
  • - Small concession
  • - Conciliatory bribe
  • - Fillet
  • - One of a famous trio
  • - Fossil
  • - Type of china
  • - Jolly Roger feature
  • - Soup base
  • - Light beige
  • - Dig discovery
  • - Kind of china
  • - Study hard
  • - Meat holder
  • - Radius, e.g
  • - Chicken part
  • - Reward for a dog
  • - Reward for Rover
  • - Hosiery shade
  • - Off-white
  • - Something to chew on
  • - T
  • - It may be picked
  • - Spur
  • - '...... funny!'
  • - City in Algeria
  • - A dog might bury one
  • - Tibia or humerus
  • - Skeleton part
  • - Elongated dog-biscuit shape
  • - Dog biscuit shape
  • - Radius, for one
  • - Drumstick part
  • - A boxer may chew it
  • - Uneaten part of an entree, maybe
  • - Support group member?
  • - See 90-Across
  • - Supporting Elbow, for example, performing in Belgium
  • - ....-tired
  • - Femur or fibula
  • - Humerus, for one
  • - A boxer may chew on it
  • - Fossil fragment
  • - Something to pick
  • - Dog biscuit shape, often
  • - British individual hip for example
  • - Off-white shade
  • - Part of a 47 Across
  • - Joint component
  • - Study, with "up"
  • - Shade of white
  • - Radius, but not diameter
  • - Grave matter
  • - See 45-Down
  • - Cram, with 'up'
  • - Cram for exams, with "up"
  • - Common dog biscuit shape
  • - Metaphorical concession
  • - Fibula or femur
  • - Spine for example found in tomb on examination
  • - Skeletal tissue
  • - Skeleton piece
  • - Treat for Rex
  • - Part of the skeleton found at the end of 8 down
  • - Malar or vomer
  • - Stockpot addition
  • - Word gone from the theme answers
  • - Treat for a dog
  • - Maybe rib second-class individual
  • - Beige shade
  • - Vitamin in dog food?
  • - Skeleton material
  • - Fibula or ulna
  • - Canine treat
  • - Part of the skeleton found around Bois de Boulogne
  • - Doggy bag item
  • - Leftover for Fido
  • - Shade akin to ecru
  • - What a dog may bury
  • - Small concession to "throw"
  • - Boxer makes a meal of blondes dropping LSD
  • - Chew toy alternative
  • - Humerus, e.g
  • - Talus or radius
  • - Tibia or fibula
  • - Fossil component, perhaps
  • - Red-sweatered Ken from a 2016 presidential debate
  • - Dog-tag shape
  • - Dog treat
  • - Pebbles Flintstone hair adornment
  • - Doggy bag treat
  • - Ivory shade
  • - Bad thing to break
  • - Off-white color
  • - White shade
  • - Radius or ulna
  • - Anvil, e.g
  • - Treat for the dog
  • - Rib, for one
  • - Ulna or clavical
  • - Femur or tibia
  • - Trapezium, e.g
  • - Rib, e.g
  • - Stapes, for one
  • - Skeleton segment
  • - You'll probably think this is funny going around bogus pipeline
  • - Skeletal component
  • - China
  • - Anvil or stirrup
  • - Marrow site, in the body
  • - any of the structures that make up the skeleton
  • - Supportive framework in the body
  • - Femur or ulna
  • - Black individual hip for example
  • - ... of contention [point of disagreement]
  • - one of 206 found in the human body
  • - Not quite white
  • - Bald headed individual a dog might go for
spitball
  • - Wet missile
  • - Classroom missile
  • - Misbehaving student's missile
  • - Schoolroom missile
  • - Schoolboy's missile.
  • - Child's missile.
  • - It's hard to hit
  • - Naughty missile to be announced during leadership challenge
  • - classroom projectile fired through a straw
  • - Cross after hints about what a naughty child might throw
  • - metaphor for an idea being thrown around
  • - Cardinal sin?
  • - Illegal diamond pitch
  • - Diamond offense
  • - It uses liquid from a pitcher
  • - Illegal pitch
  • - Outlawed baseball pitch
  • - Changing pitch
orsonbean
  • - American TV personality who was a longtime panellist on game show To Tell the Truth
  • - Actor/comedian who was a regular on Johnny Carson's "Tonight Show"
  • - Host of TV's "The Blue Angel": 1954
  • - Coolidge's third cousin
  • - Actor and TV personality
  • - "Anatomy of a Murder" actor, 1959
  • - Dr. Lester portrayer in "Being John Malkovich"
romewasntbuiltinaday
  • - be patient: we meant 'sword'?
badminton
  • - Ill fortune concerning game with a net
  • - sport named after its english village of origin
  • - Cheap 7, game
  • - It's no sin for Sinbad to take mint on an outdoor game
  • - Awful lot of money on game
  • - Sport named after its English estate of origin
  • - Bishop dominant having moved in game
  • - British administration puts weight on sport
  • - Difficult to make money playing sport
  • - wicked male into new game
  • - Game played with rackets
  • - Shuttlecock game
  • - Bishop dominant when moved in game
  • - I'm not with band playing game
  • - Black strangely dominant in game
  • - Game and horse trials
  • - Black dominant on move in game
  • - Ashamed to make money working in sport
  • - Game feasible after managerial work within company
  • - China beyond corrupt in game
  • - Net game
  • - China's pursuing offensive game
  • - Wicked (excellent) playing game
  • - Game played with a shuttlecock
  • - Start bringing paperwork that's not put up for sport
  • - stick around, mind adjusted for sport
  • - ....House, Gloucestershire stately home that hosts an international equestrian event
  • - evil in purest form, eager for sport
  • - Mounted contests here — and others in court
  • - terrible flavour - no different to sport
  • - Grand estate in Gloucestershire
  • - olympics event with rackets and shuttlecocks
  • - Notice China supporting British in court action
  • - Turned mind to breaking embargo in sport
  • - no mit band played sport
  • - olympics event with rackets
  • - Shuttlecock sport
  • - Famed horse trials
  • - *Sport with birdies
  • - Graduate and teacher describing brand-new sport
  • - Inferior pottery in Glos. estate
  • - Horse trials venue using inferior porcelain?
  • - China going after evil activity involving rackets in court
  • - Poor playing seen around new sport
  • - 22 Across sport
trilby
  • - Hat with a narrow brim
  • - A felt hat
  • - Narrow-brimmed hat with a dented crown
  • - attempt to hide a one-pound hat
  • - Hat named after a George du Maurier character
  • - Svengali's hat of choice?
  • - 1894 novel by George du Maurier that gave its name to a hat
  • - Hat — George du Maurier heroine
  • - Felt hat with an indented crown
  • - Attempt to secure one pound for hat
  • - Hat named after a George du Maurier novel of 1894
  • - One pound in tax? It'll go over your head
  • - Hat named after the eponymous heroine of a George du Maurier novel of 1894
  • - Hear about the Italian bishop's hat
  • - Attempt to secure one pound for a hat
  • - Fedora-like hat
  • - English hat similar to a fedora
  • - Soft felt hat with an indented crown
  • - Hat of soft felt worn in London
  • - Role for Hildegarde Neff.
  • - Hat.
  • - Style of hat
  • - Soft felt hat
  • - Hat type
  • - Type of hat.
  • - Felt hat
  • - Hat with an indented crown
  • - attempt to get round the italian bachelor in felt hat
  • - Man's hat
  • - narrow-brimmed hat worn by singers such as frank sinatra and leonard cohen
  • - hat for one pound found during test
  • - Heard birdcall through felt lid
  • - Svengali's subject
  • - Fedora
  • - Headgear style
  • - The singer under the control of the hypnotist Svengali
  • - Quivering sound curtailed by singer in novel
  • - Leaves from livery stable with O'Ferrall's novel headgear
  • - Fedora lookalike
  • - Narrow-brimmed fedora
  • - 1894 novel.
  • - Novel by Du Maurier, 1894.
  • - George du Maurier's heroine.
gambrel
  • - Crooked stick used by butchers for hanging carcases
  • - Common barn roof
  • - Horse's hock
  • - Type of roof with two slopes on each side.
themandelbaumgate
  • - Novel by Muriel Spark
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