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scotch

- main component of a rob roy
- Check on drunkard, swallowing last of alcoholic drink
- It's still produced north of the border
- Nationality of mostRed River settlers
- Type of whisky
- Put an end to possible cause of alcoholism?
- Shutdown half of 18 across
- Half of 18 across describes those from Perth?
- Kind of whiskey
- Part of a rusty nail
- Type of pine or grain
- Natives of Greenock.
- drink obtained from ascot cheaply
- Crush, Highland tipple
- Whisky, perhaps
- Lawyer brought over to clinch case involving intoxicating product
- Put an end to Highlander maybe and companion
- Highland spirit
- Drink with a Caledonian companion
- Brit getting taps or knock on the head
- Malt whiskey made in Scotland
- Put the lid on a drink
- quash [a rumour]
- Put paid to the whisky
- single-malt pour
- Does such mist have an alcoholic content?
- put an end to whisky
- Taps closed, gas turned up for warming drink
- cut in whisky?
- caledonian spirit
- whisky taken from bed in school
- To put an end to
- Small company car for going around Cloonfush, in spirit
- Drunkard catches cold preceding check for booze
- Spoil a good drink?
- put an end to spirit
- ingredient in a rusty nail
- ... eggs, dish in which hard-boiled eggs are wrapped in sausage meat
- Tape variety
- Rusty Nail need
- Liquor often mixed with soda
- Small company car going to church, in spirit
- Whiskey type
- Drink in bed in school
- Whisky without the 'e'
- Put a stop to hard liquor
- .... broth; soup variety
- From Inverness
- This broth is a soup made with beef stock and pearl barley
- Ben Nevis, e.g
- Put an end to drink
- Put an end to function in school
- Whisky from Scotland
- Rusty nail liquor
- Put a stop to those in Perth
- Liquor cabinet choice
- Drunkard catches cold — check what he's on?
- Finish off some hard stuff
- Chivas Regal product
- Some whiskey
- Put an end to hard drink
- Rob Roy liquor
- Bar bottle
- Aged potable
- Rob Roy ingredient
- Chivas Regal, for one
- Whiskey variety
- It's often served with soda
- Rob Roy need
- Soda's partner
- Single-malt liquor
- Word with tape or whiskey
- Word with pine or tape
- 3M brand
- .... and soda
- Crush; stamp out
- Put down; suppress
- Caledonian.
- Like Burns.
- Scarce liquid.
- Highland Bramble ingredient
- 'Hop ......!'
- Whisky
- Drambuie ingredient
- Foil
- ...... drink (soda)
- Stamp out
- Frustrate
- Alcoholic spirit
- Put an end to
- ... tape
- Pine
- Nix!
- Put the kibosh on
- Bar order
- Whisky such as Glenfiddich or Glenmorangie
- put an end to the drink
- Whisky made in Scotland
- Put the lid on booze
- put a stop to spirit
- Strong alcoholic drink
- Block a wee dram?
- have a retarding influence on strong drink
- Crush whisky

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restrict

- Limit or regulate
- Regulate rough critters
- Possibly put a cap on shivering critters?
- engineers, stern, revealing limit
- Impose limits on
- Put limits on refuse emptied near stern
- Confine or limit
- Bound to have instant cut in relaxation
- Limit time off work, initially resulting in crankiness, temper
- Put a limit on again, getting tough
- a new stricter limit
- use more stricter measures to find how to confine them
- again rigid limit
- limit all others keeping endless bit of foolery
- Prohibit(Used today)
- Confine within limits
- Put boundaries on
- Place a limit on
- Set limits on
- Restrain, limit
- Utilize a V-chip
- Slap a curfew on
- Synonym for 18 Across
- Set limits
- .... limits
- Keep under control
- Place limits on
- Fence off
- Circumscribe.
- Curb
- Confine
- Hem in
- Hamper
- Limit
- Put a limit on
- Put limits on
- Limit with respect to stern

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enclose

- Include in an envelope, as a check
- Include, as in a mailing
- Include contents of menu and lock up
- Include, in a way
- Include in the envelope
- Shut (up)
- les once accidentally shut in
- Once Les has worked it out, put it in with one's letter
- Put fence round space nearby
- Extremely naive about secret hold
- egghead, northern, nearby being shut in
- Put inside, surround
- surround space, getting near
- put in an envelope, e.g.
- Surround with a fence
- Put inside, as in an envelope
- Encase
- Envelop
- Surround completely
- Surround eastern knight nearby
- Confine English knight nearby
- Put inside
- Fence off
- Shut in linen closet with no fabric around
- Fence in (common land)
- Fence in (land)
- Wall off
- Shut in
- Surround space nearby
- To surround on all sides
- Surround on all sides
- Put in the envelope
- Stuff into an envelope
- Put a fence around
- Wall in
- Place in an envelope
- Girdle
- Circumscribe.
- Compass about.
- Confine
- Cocoon.
- Box in
- Corral
- Hem in
- Contain
- Surround
- Fence (in)
- ...Pen
- Ring ......
- '-- wrap!'

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allocate

- Place local renovated at end of lane
- Conservative in Scots town emptied the place
- local tea-place perhaps
- Would local eat a form of what one might apportion?
- Place brewing local tea
- Dish out fantastic local tea
- Ration out cook's local tea
- apportion lace - a lot, possibly
- Almost everyone has to find and hand out
- Assign (resources)

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ascetic

- hermit cites a problem, catching cold
- cites a problem about hermit
- one practises self-denial as a spiritual discipline
- Australian unusually cites creed's opening, being of austere outlook
- A doubter must lack pressure, being 25!
- It's no fun as a rule for him
- Hermit's a powerless non-believer
- Antithesis of a hedonist
- a spare man
- A sea-tick said to be austere
- accent is confused, not having name for a hermit
- One leading a spartan lifestyle
- One who leads a Spartan lifestyle
- Like a monk's life
- Hedonist's opposite
- Monk, perhaps
- Many a monk
- Hedonist's antithesis
- Hardly a hedonist
- Buddhist monk, e.g.
- Like some monks
- Monk
- hermit from a terrible sect in charge
- Severely self-denying
- one shuns society and sounds vinegary
- denying oneself worldly pleasures
- Refer to leaders of cult seen as backward or severe
- austere and sour about one point
- strict hermit
- Strict in self-denial
- Stern and bow of ship going in one sudden movement
- hermit gets twitch after solving case
- Hardly self-indulgent
- Self-denying one
- Self-denier
- Anchorite, e.g.
- St. Francis of Assisi, for one
- St. Anthony was one
- Religiously abstinent
- Person who sounds vinegary
- Opposite of "epicurean"
- No hedonist, he
- Far from self-indulgent
- Austerely simple
- Abstinent
- Rigorously abstinent
- Self-denying
- Essene, for instance
- Austere detectives in CIA sent back
- Religious recluse
- Hermit
- Practicing great self-denial
- Loner
- Spartan
- Abstemious
- Austere
- Mahatma Gandhi, for one
- one who won't indulge in acid, according to some
- Self-denying person
- One strictly abstaining from worldly pleasures
- Austere, severely strict
- Hermit is wildly ecstatic with time out

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enchilada

- A stuffed tortilla baked in sauce, often with a cheese topping
- Ena keeps youngster eating a Mexican dish
- i had clean free mexican food
- Needing no introduction, wench one lad's seen with — a Mexican dish!
- Breakdown of niche Russian car making Mexican scoff
- As an American term for everything, "the whole ...." is an alternative to "the whole nine yards"
- In Mexican cuisine, a rolled and filled tortilla cooked with a chilli sauce
- Mexican tortilla with chilli
- End of a "complete" phrase
- Mexican dish with a name identifying the sauce added to it
- Tortilla and chilli dish
- Exotic lunch idea not for everyone -- a Mexican dish
- Chilean cook marries mother in Mexican restaurant
- Pregnant woman, perhaps eating a Mexican meal
- Rolled Mexican fare
- Queso-topped dish
- Rolled Mexican dish
- Mexican menu choice
- Mexican dish
- lance had travelled around italy to find mexican food
- Cooked a nice dahl — or another dish perhaps?
- Dish left in ramshackle hacienda
- Food chain deal founders
- CIA handle criminal's fare from Mexico
- Tortilla — lead chain (anag)
- Filled tortilla served with chilli sauce
- Rolled tortilla
- Tortilla with meat and chilli
- Taqueria treat
- "Big" one
- The whole ...
- Whole thing?
- Filled tortilla
- whole food?