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screw

- Nail's threaded alternative, in the toolbox
- Threaded fastener similar to a bolt
- Spiral nail
- Nail's kin
- Threaded hardware
- Threaded fastener
- Fastener with a tapered threaded shank
- Alternative to a nail
- Threaded bolt
- Threaded bit of hardware
- Nail alternative
- Threaded metal fastener
- Spirally threaded tack
- Threaded nail
- Threaded securer
- Nail's cousin
- Threaded object
- Fastener that turns with a slotted head; cousin to nail
- Propeller guard
- Carpenters fastener
- The Turn of the ...., Henry James story
- It's driven home in a roundabout way
- Pay the s-sailors
- snooker players might use this fastener
- Metal wood-fastener
- Prefix with "driver" to mean a tool
- wages for southern company
- a cardinal gets the ship's complement to make fast with this
- Prison warder is mad if he has one loose
- a kind of driver for the propeller
- Payment made when the gang are at their wits' end
- Turn a metal fastener into a wall with a driver
- Prison officer's pay?
- Hinge fastener
- Con fixer
- one propeller after another used by the carpenter
- It's similar to a bolt
- "Cork" follower to mean a bottle opening tool
- fasten...or a fastener
- Prison officer with his own driver?
- "r.i.p. ......" (2018 travis scott song)
- It's followed by "driver" to mean a popular drink
- Metal fastener with a helical thread
- "Driver" lead-in to mean a tool
- object with a thread
- Form of propeller
- a propeller fastening
- wind a kind of thread
- wages for a kind of driver
- Fastener with a Phillips head, perhaps
- Prefix with "driver" for a fastening tool
- Prefix with "driver" to mean an everyday tool
- it needs a driver
- Word attached to driver or ball
- It propels, being itself driven
- Metallic fastener
- Word before "driver" to mean a tool
- Prison officer (slang)
- Fastener that may be loose
- Wood or metal fastener
- Con warder
- 9 seconds taken by men
- Item driven in shop class
- item with a head and thread
- a kind of driver - it has a certain pitch
- it's driven home in a roundabout way by its driver
- tighten up on one's salary?
- Prefix with "driver"
- Container of paper turned into wood
- Extort warder
- Twist a top on
- fastener held on by a thread
- Loose bolt?
- Cork follower
- Wood connector, often
- Spiral fastener
- Ship's propeller
- Kind of propeller
- Kind of ball or driver
- You may drive one in a garage
- Twist (in)
- Turned fastener
- The Turn of the ...... , 1898 Henry James horror story
- Tapered fastener with a slotted head
- Spiral pin
- Something to drive
- Something often loose
- Small piece of hardware that gets turned
- Small hardware item
- Ship propeller
- Relative of a bolt
- Propelling device
- Phillips head item
- Metal fastener that's turned
- Item in a hardware bin
- It might have a Phillips head
- It gets driven
- It fits into a nut
- It could be a board member?
- It can go in brackets
- Fastener with a slotted head
- Fastener that's twisted in
- Fastener that's turned with a "driver"
- Fastener that's turned
- Fastener that could have a Phillips head
- Driver or ball header
- Driver or ball
- Cork or thumb appliance
- Cork or thumb
- Contort by twisting
- Bulb base feature
- Bolt feature
- Bit of hardware that may have a Phillips head
- "Turn of the ......"
- "The Turn of the ......": James
- Phillips .......
- Auger shape
- Type of bolt
- Kind of thread
- Cheat out of money
- Kind of driver
- What propels boat south: rowers
- Twisted-in metal fastener
- What propels boat south -- oarsmen?
- Fastener tightened by rotating
- Fastener with a ridge
- 'Righty tighty, lefty loosey' subject
- Helical thread
- It has a head and a thread
- Casual wages of small gang
- Fastener twisted into wood
- Prison guard, slangily
- Fastener with a twist
- Fastener with threading
- Phillips-head hardware
- It's groovy
- Endless men on boat in wind
- Fasten, in a way, with 'in'
- Fastener that's driven
- Bookcase assembly accessory
- Force men on ship, half cut
- Small man's salary
- Prop in second team
- Driven item
- Bookcase fastener
- Eyeglass kit item
- A thread winds around it
- Word with ball or driver
- One locks up gang led by son
- Guard's son bragged loudly
- Fastener, rivet
- Fastener that turns
- Tapered fastener
- Install, as a bulb, with 'in'
- Hardware fastener
- Common fastener
- Propeller type
- *Hardware insertion point
- Head-turner's hardware?
- Apply backspin (snooker)
- Direction followed by ship's complement that drives it
- Thumb thing
- It may go into a nut
- Prison guard, in slang
- Flathead, for one
- Bookcase-kit item
- It might be in one's kitchen cabinet?
- One turning to enter?
- Item in the hardware department with a "+" or "-" on its head
- You may make its head turn
- Word with "cork" or "thumb"
- Drywall fastener
- Thread site
- Bad thing to have loose
- Archimedes' ...... (ancient water-transport machine)
- It may have a slotted head
- One whose head is turned
- Door-hinge holder
- Hoosegow honcho
- Twisted fastener
- Word before ball or driver
- Handyman's fastener
- "The Turn of the ......"
- A simple machine
- Fastener that may have a Phillips head
- Vise closer
- It has a groovy head
- It's twisted
- A carpenter may drive it
- Propeller shape
- Summon (up), as courage
- Turnkey
- Hardware store fastener
- Thread holder
- Piece of hardware
- Flat-headed fastener
- Propeller.
- Simple machine
- One of the simple machines
- Turn in
- Carpenter's device
- Hinge holder
- Fastening device
- Woodworker's fastener
- Carpenter's fastener.
- Wood fastener
- Carpentry fastener
- Fastener
- Hardware item
- Fool (around)
- Goof (around)
- Machine part
- Bit of hardware
- Boat propeller
- Carpenter.s tool
- Metal fastener
- Twist
- Mess up
- .... you!
- driven fastener
- Cheat, having succeeded, gloated
- The Turn of the ......, Henry James ghost story
- it may need a driver to get it home
- it might have a phillips or flat head
- Slang word for a prison warder
- cheat prison officer
- Metal pin driven into wood
- billiards shot in which the cue ball is hit below its centre causing it to recoil after hitting the object ball
- Warder's wages
- At sea, can keep crews moving

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scale

- reptilian skin
- Fish skin feature
- Relative dimensions
- go higher for 100 in auction
- ascend note by note?
- What is a group of notes played in ascending or descending order according to a specific scheme?
- Distance ratio in the corner of a map
- Weighing device in a bathroom
- Climb up fish plate
- noted thing to climb
- A pianist may play one as part of their practice
- Climb; kettle deposit
- go up an octave
- you climb with your laces undone?
- Kinsey ... (sexual orientation metric)
- Postal ... (item for weighing envelopes)
- ratio; climb
- Reference for measurement
- What the shaded letters in this grid depict
- size ratio
- One uses pounds in the U.S. but not in the U.K.
- rate found on fish
- Simple piano exercise
- bulk buyer's meauring device
- snake covering
- Weighing device in the produce section
- Climb up weighing machine
- Piano player's warmup
- Common bathroom device
- climb with knotted laces
- "Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do" is one
- Range of notes in Tosca, Les Miserables, etc
- Device that can weigh you
- Bony plate on a fish's body
- What you use to draw straight lines
- Serpent bit
- Climb on a fish's back
- Climb with laces tangled?
- a noted climb
- Mount plate