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cadet
  • - Trainee in rebel element, ultimately
  • - trainee found in arcade, typically
  • - Trainee sailor
  • - trainee tom holds newsman back
  • - Military student half-dead, grabbed by lion?
  • - Trainee state police officer cut short
  • - Military trainee caught kissing date out of uniform
  • - Trainee, rotter, extremely efficient
  • - Junior trainee in the forces
  • - student in military academy
  • - services trainee
  • - Scoundrel and French military trainee
  • - Greek characters leaving French wine for trainee
  • - military officer in training?
  • - Young trainee in the army
  • - acted strangely for a service trainee
  • - Forces or police trainee
  • - In recession, partly rested accounts trainee
  • - Trainee soldier, a rotter, meets an alien
  • - Trainee police officer
  • - Trainee soldier
  • - ... control as directed, even tickling tips of the younger branches
  • - Trainee especially in the police or military
  • - Young military trainee
  • - Trainee forced to spend minutes in court
  • - Trainee journalist
  • - Trainee officer
  • - Certain trainee
  • - Young trainee, eg in the police
  • - Young trainee
  • - Trainee — acted (anag)
  • - Service trainee
  • - One of the "Long Gray Line"
  • - Officer of tomorrow
  • - Military tyro
  • - Military intern
  • - Armed-forces trainee
  • - Academy trainee
  • - Police trainee
  • - Military student acted strangely
  • - A number of characters committed a crime setting up trainee officer
  • - Police student in DC ate out
  • - Military trainee
  • - Police trainee, rotter, extremely efficient
  • - Military student
  • - Military student acted weirdly
  • - Military student acted out
  • - Military student from DC ate bananas
  • - Trainee acted strangely
  • - Military rookie
  • - Military academy student
  • - Some characters committed a crime setting up trainee officer
  • - Trainee detective comes up without notice
  • - Trainee cop
  • - Trainee accountant upset Irish priest
  • - Trainee's heel and toe vacantly twisting
  • - Officer of the future
  • - Tom is shown round employment department as trainee
  • - Air Force trainee
  • - Young trainee hack ignoring judge in court
  • - Student in a uniform
  • - Student in uniform
  • - Army trainee
  • - pupil acted strangely
  • - pet held by french student
  • - Acted as would-be officer
  • - acted as one without experience
  • - that bounder, the alien, has taken my younger son!
  • - Forces newbie into ill-fated action the wrong way
  • - the bounder! spielberg brought him and he has my younger son
  • - acted as a would-be officer
  • - Younger son, rotter, extremely efficient
  • - inexperienced youth acted strangely
  • - student acted strangely
  • - West Point enrollee
  • - West Point pupil
  • - He is working for commission
  • - acted as a beginner
  • - Young soldier
  • - Younger son
  • - V.M.I. student
  • - Boy soldier
  • - Army student
  • - Younger son or brother
  • - Young man-at-arms
  • - West Point drillee
  • - V.M.I. man
  • - U.S.M.A. student
  • - U.S.M.A. member
  • - U.S.M.A. figure
  • - Training student
  • - Space(ditz)
  • - Schoolboy soldier
  • - Sandhurst student
  • - One in space?
  • - Mouton ..........
  • - Middy opponent
  • - Many a "Brother Rat" character
  • - Junior birdman
  • - General starting off point?
  • - Future major
  • - Eisenhower: 1911–15
  • - Colorado Springs collegian
  • - Coast Guard aspirant
  • - U.S.M.A. man.
  • - West Point newbie
  • - Midshipman
  • - West Pointer
  • - Potential officer
  • - Naval officer-to-be
  • - Future officer
  • - Citadel student
  • - Coast Guard Academy student
  • - West Point student
  • - Future cop
  • - Starfleet Academy attendee
  • - Middie's grid foe
  • - Midshipman's grid foe
  • - West Point attendee
  • - VMI student
  • - Future police officer
  • - Annapolis saluter
  • - Police force hopeful
  • - Air Force Academy student
  • - Space ...... (airhead)
  • - Midshipman's counterpart
  • - Uniformed student
  • - Younger brother
  • - Patton, circa 1904
  • - Academy attendee
  • - Student at the Citadel
  • - One taking instructions from baddie gets fleeced
  • - Officer-to-be
  • - Air Force student
  • - Major in the future, perhaps
  • - Space (ditz)
  • - America, determined, arrests soldier in training
  • - Academy student
  • - Officer in training
  • - Cop-to-be
  • - Middie opponent
censor
  • - work out score with new examiner
  • - a person to cut, no doubt
  • - cuts are only to be expected in one's work
  • - Cut out sound made by security device
  • - "Bleep" out offensive words, as in TV shows
  • - Block out, as inappropriate cinematic content
  • - Person authorised to cut material deemed offensive
  • - Crones (anag) — (person with powers to) make cuts in letters, plays etc
  • - Saracen so riled conceals cut
  • - Get the hell out of here?
  • - Saracen so riled sustaining cut
  • - Bleep out
  • - Saracen's oration in part is cut
  • - To cut corners carelessly's right out
  • - Ban, cut
  • - Cut bits from, maybe
  • - Black out, perhaps
  • - One may throw out a line
  • - He cuts holes in the mail.
  • - Get the word out
  • - Cut out
  • - Crone's wrong person to use blue pencil
  • - Put restrictions on dishevelled crones
  • - one who forbids unacceptable material
  • - Inspector's son kidnapped by hideous crone
  • - one who screens material for public consumption
  • - Member of a network's standards and practices department
  • - Remove language from
  • - suppress information
  • - sex cop
  • - Guardian of morals and drunken crones
  • - restrict device responding to signal on the radio
  • - expurgator
  • - make changes in crones
  • - Use a seven-second delay, e.g.
  • - Person authorised to remove unacceptable passages
  • - Network naysayer
  • - Movie examiner
  • - Film classification judge
  • - Expletive expurgator
  • - Curse bleeper
  • - Official with power to prohibit distribution of material
  • - Ban diabolical crones
  • - Bleep bad words from
  • - Won't allow a bad word said against anyone on screen and is bound to clean up
  • - Insert bleeps
  • - Won't hear a bad word said against anyone on screen and is bound to clean up
  • - Wield a blue pencil
  • - Won?t hear a bad word said against anyone on screen and is bound to clean up
  • - Person who makes sure you aren't hearing things?
  • - Offensive line striker
  • - Network watchdog
  • - Add in the "bleeps"
  • - Insert "@#$%!," say
  • - Remove offensive content
  • - Bleeping official
  • - Bad-word bleeper
  • - Pixelate, say
  • - One who refuses to take an oath?
  • - Show snipper
  • - Bowdlerize
  • - Office held by Cato the Elder
  • - One might remove a curse
  • - Bleep when inappropriate?
  • - Blacklist
  • - One who removes a curse, maybe
  • - Cato's appellation, with "the"
  • - Authorized examiner
  • - Ultimate critic
  • - Sitcom overseer
  • - Network bleeper
  • - Disappearing network TV employee
  • - Bleep whenever appropriate
  • - Morality judge
  • - Propaganda worker
  • - Cato's epithet
  • - Faultfinder
  • - Cato's title in 184 B.C.
  • - Morals arbiter
  • - Meddler of a sort
  • - Viewer of X-rated films
  • - Man with a stamp
  • - Reviewer of a sort
  • - Critic of a sort.
  • - Overseer of conduct.
  • - Man with a blue pencil.
  • - Guardian of public morals.
  • - Reader of other people's mail.
  • - Official with power to suppress.
  • - Adverse critic.
  • - Literary watchdog.
  • - He tells people how to behave.
  • - Supervisor of manners or morals.
  • - Examining official.
  • - Blue-penciler.
  • - Anthony Comstock's role.
  • - One who may take an oath?
  • - Expurgate
  • - Roman magistrate
  • - Critic
  • - Bleeper
  • - Red-pencil
  • - Blue-pencil
  • - Bleep
  • - Examiner
  • - Suppress
  • - Ban
  • - Movie classifier
  • - Expurgate, bowdlerise
  • - ban or heavily edit
acute
  • - Like an eagle's eyesight
  • - Like a 45-degree angle
  • - Like some angles
  • - Like a 30-degree angle
  • - Like an angle that's neither right nor obtuse
  • - Penetrating wound seen in A&E
  • - Penetrating wound observed in A&E
  • - Like two right-triangle angles
  • - Like angles less than 90 degrees
  • - Keen for a cut at flyweight at the centre
  • - Sharp as a tack
  • - Penetrating wound in A&E
  • - Like sharp pain
  • - Like a 20-degree angle
  • - Very serious, as a water shortage
  • - Like a hawk's vision
  • - A clipped English accent
  • - Like most triangle angles
  • - Sharp, as vision
  • - Like the accent in 'é'
  • - Severe injury in A & E
  • - Like two angles in a right triangle
  • - Like the accent in cliché
  • - Like some accents
  • - Etched round copper with a sharp point
  • - Like severe pain
  • - Like the accent on "passé"
  • - Hospital department admitting stroke's severe
  • - Like pain after getting poked
  • - Like an 80-degree angle
  • - Like at least two angles in every triangle
  • - a measure to save money and energy is severe
  • - Excruciating pain
  • - Pressing
  • - Sharp pain
  • - Perceptive
  • - Very sensitive
  • - Extreme
  • - Urgent
  • - More than serious
  • - Dire
  • - Poignant
  • - Crucial
  • - Less than right
  • - Very sharp
  • - Severe
  • - Shrewd copper outwardly irritated
  • - Sharp; serious
  • - Highly perceptive
  • - Sharp, as eyesight
  • - Perspicacious
  • - Not quite right?
  • - Sharp; accent
  • - Less than right, angle-wise
  • - Not obtuse
  • - Less than 90 degrees
  • - Severe; French accent
  • - Critical
  • - Less than 90°, as an angle
  • - Kind of angle
  • - Intense
  • - Below 90 degrees
  • - Sharp or intense
  • - Sharp, as intelligence
  • - Angle of less than 90 degrees
  • - Critical, serious
  • - Less than obtuse
  • - Intense, as pain
  • - Sharp, as pain
  • - Not quite right, maybe
  • - Well-honed
  • - Keenly perceptive
  • - Severe but short, as an illness
  • - Extremely sharp
  • - Biting
  • - Able to recognize or draw fine distinctions
  • - Angle not quite right?
  • - Less than 90°
  • - Accent mark
  • - Critical: shrewd
  • - Below 90°
  • - Penetrating, as insight
  • - Piercing
  • - Razor-sharp
  • - Sharp in perception
  • - Sharp-witted
  • - Some angles
  • - Sharp reduction in Accident and Emergency
  • - Between 0 and 90 degrees, as an angle
  • - Severe and short, as an illness
  • - Type of angle or pain
  • - Keen, as eyesight
  • - 70 degrees, say
  • - Sharper than 90°
  • - Under 90 degrees
  • - Sharper than 90 degrees
  • - Cutting
  • - Type of angle
  • - Keen; severe
  • - Angle type
  • - Finely honed
  • - Severe reduction in atomic energy
  • - Grave
  • - Not chronic
  • - Type of triangle
  • - Less than 90 degrees, anglewise
  • - Penetrating
  • - Very perceptive
  • - Sharp-sighted
  • - Very serious
  • - '...... serious?'
  • - Shrewd
  • - Sharp
  • - Diacritical mark
  • - Keen
  • - Perceptive answer, darling!
  • - acting daintily is urgently pressing
  • - in mathematics, an angle of less than 90º
  • - Sharp - even when beheaded
  • - below 90 degrees in math class
  • - Sharp and severe
  • - Less than 90, in geometry
  • - Sharply pointed
comedic
  • - arrive to send cid up in amusement
  • - Company doctor meant to be amusing?
  • - Fellow-surgeon, perhaps, providing description of light work in theatre
  • - Meant to be humorous
  • - humorous to turn up, turning detectives
  • - relating to humor
  • - Fellow doctor's gagging
  • - For laughs
  • - Company doctor is good for a laugh
  • - Kind of genius
  • - Of humour
  • - Chuckle-inducing
  • - Funny business consultant?
  • - Like most Seth Rogen roles
  • - Full of cracks?
  • - Like Kaye's roles
  • - Laugh-producing
  • - Pryor's timing
  • - Like a Laurel-Hardy film
  • - Thalian
  • - Farcical
  • - '...... funny!'
  • - Humorous
  • - Amusing
  • - Not serious
  • - county doctor characterised by humour?
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