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entice
  • - Lure leader away to unknown hollow
  • - One cent put out on top of envelope to tempt one
  • - Lure first of tourists in Eastern Mediterranean resort
  • - Coax, tempt
  • - it's nice to meet an alien - go on! tempt me!
  • - tempt a number to break the ice
  • - lure about ten onto the rink
  • - Coax, lure
  • - Tempt to enter apprenticeship
  • - tempt hospital department with diamonds
  • - to lure or tempt
  • - Tempt heads of European nations to increase carbon emissions
  • - Lure with some succulent ices
  • - Lure enemy initially to Northern Territory with addictive drug
  • - lure ten away with diamonds
  • - Tempt, allure
  • - Attract or tempt by offering advantage
  • - tempt most apprentices
  • - Ten cut diamonds tempt
  • - Lure, inveigle
  • - Lure in
  • - Lure and net snagged on rocks
  • - Lure and net snagged by rocks
  • - Attract, tempt
  • - Tempt, lure
  • - Bait or lure
  • - Lure net damaged on rocks
  • - Lure with some succulent ice cream
  • - Tempt man not opening with diamonds
  • - Tempt with a carrot?
  • - Lure, tempt
  • - Tempt Mam to leave mincemeat
  • - Lure about ten with diamond
  • - Tempt with promises of reward
  • - Attempt to tempt
  • - Tempt
  • - Lure
  • - lure european client possibly to part with pounds
  • - lure in eastern mediterranean resort? about time
  • - lure some of the apprentices
  • - tempt ten to go off course before hazard in winter
  • - Attract trainee (60%)
  • - By ten, about, someting cold to eat does seem tempting
  • - Some authentic examples are tempting
  • - allure some patient i cease to look after
  • - Inveigle, persuade
  • - Draw in net at sea, getting chill
  • - seduce ward with diamond
  • - seduce with some succulent ice-cream!
  • - Persuade with promise of reward
  • - Be seductive with
  • - Content I censor's held to act like clickbait
  • - Coax, moment mother leaves, with wafer?
  • - Lead on East, with diamonds to support no-trumps
  • - Attract only some apprentices
  • - Sweetheart not heartless with cool allure
  • - Bait the hook
  • - Act the seductress
  • - Be coquettish with
  • - Dangle a carrot, e.g.
  • - Sucker into
  • - Raise the interest of
  • - Be Circe-like
  • - Create a yen
  • - Dangle a carrot, so to speak
  • - Do Satan's work
  • - Offer temptation.
  • - Emulate Delilah
  • - Act the vamp
  • - Play the siren
  • - Coax
  • - Dangle a carrot in front of
  • - Sweeten the deal
  • - Seduce
  • - Dangle a carrot
  • - Emulate Circe
  • - Hold out a carrot to
  • - What sirens do
  • - Emulate a siren
  • - Sweet talk
  • - Attract
  • - Act the siren
  • - Decoy
  • - Act the Pied Piper
  • - Rope in
  • - Inveigle.
  • - Bait
  • - Lead on
  • - Lead into temptation?
  • - Lead astray
  • - Allure
  • - Draw in
  • - Prepare to pray
  • - Turn on
  • - Try to catch
  • - Draw
  • - Persuade
  • - draw and shuffle 10 diamonds
blacktie
  • - At first, bands need commitment of DJ
  • - Sort of occasion that may see Belgium miss match?
  • - Formal do without being restricted by limitations of buffet, that is
  • - *Kind of affair
  • - Formal-affair wear
  • - Semiformal, as an affair
  • - Order of dress.
  • - adjective for formal social event
  • - Formal evening dress for men
  • - Expensive habit that's seen at dinner?
  • - approach that some are well suited for?
  • - Bond chasing chess player in formal attire
  • - Semi-formal evening dress
  • - formal evening dress needed by defender, about 50, before match
  • - Gala garb, often
  • - Dress code
  • - Ban relationship which is formal
  • - Formal boycott needs commitment
  • - Formal attire
  • - Formal indication
  • - Fairly formal
  • - Fund-raiser wear, perhaps
  • - Semiformal
  • - Like some formal events
  • - Requiring a dinner jacket
  • - Phrase on some invitations
  • - Formal, but not too
  • - Formal wear
  • - Evening wear.
  • - Formal.
  • - Dark-skinned couple making a bow
  • - very smart male evening attire
scathe
  • - Denounce harshly
  • - Denounce unmercifully
  • - Witheringly denounce
  • - Denounce bitterly
  • - Denounce emphatically
  • - Denounce fiercely
  • - Denounce violently.
  • - Denounce fiercely: Archaic.
  • - Denounce witheringly.
  • - Denounce
  • - Damage part of St Paul's Cathedral
  • - Criticize or rebuke harshly or vehemently
  • - Scorch, sully
  • - Be critical of the woman cuddling pet
  • - She holds a cat that's hurt
  • - Blast staggering cheats
  • - Verbally eviscerate
  • - Burn, in a way
  • - Haggard woman adopting pet, possibly hurt
  • - Let have it good
  • - Word from Old English for "malefactor"
  • - Lash into
  • - Give a withering review
  • - Securing boat, this lady causes historic damage
  • - Attack with harsh criticism
  • - Criticize, and then some
  • - Cruelly criticize
  • - Harm that comes from the woman embracing tiger?
  • - Criticize emphatically
  • - Give a blistering review of
  • - Critique harshly
  • - Blister
  • - Review harshly
  • - Tell off in no uncertain terms
  • - Hurl brickbats at
  • - Attack severely
  • - Wither with words
  • - Wither, old style.
  • - Harm, old style.
  • - Wither with denunciation.
  • - Scorch verbally.
  • - Assail with withering denunciation.
  • - Sear with invective.
  • - Intensely criticize
  • - Tongue-lash
  • - Rake over the coals
  • - Tear into
  • - Reprove severely
  • - Lay into
  • - Castigate
  • - Assail verbally
  • - Harshly criticize
  • - Scorch
  • - Criticize severely
  • - Verbally attack
  • - Do harm to
  • - Do damage to
  • - Harm
  • - Injure
  • - Harm, injure
  • - Mangle
  • - Sully
  • - Excoriate
  • - Criticize harshly
  • - Damage
  • - severely criticise articles on science
  • - Attack with criticism
  • - to injure
autocracy
  • - Rome under Augustus, e.g.
  • - Dictator's domain showing raised bed, lurid and topped with gold
poncho
  • - After reduction, slip on choice piece of clothing
  • - A little strap on choirmaster's garment
  • - Garment not entirely tiptop on chorister
  • - Let up on Chopin, hiding South American cloak
  • - Cloak policeman keeps on in front of house
  • - Waterproof garment
  • - Offers blanket coverage perhaps of extract from Trump on choices
  • - Trip on choirboy's cloak
  • - Something to put on before a shower
  • - Waterproof cloak
  • - Pressure on US leader to drop initial cover for South American
  • - waterproof item on sale at alton towers?
  • - Type of cloak originating in South America
  • - Shawl-like garment
  • - Sleeveless circular outer garment
  • - Rainy day option
  • - a cape in s. america
  • - 14 made of a single piece of material with a hole in the middle
  • - Kind of cloak
  • - Indigenous South American garment
  • - Pedro's cloak
  • - South American cloak with slit for the head
  • - Simple raincoat
  • - Rain garb
  • - Loose, sleeveless raincoat
  • - Cloak with a hole in the centre for the head
  • - A blanket-like cloak with a hole in the centre for the head
  • - Lightweight rainwear
  • - Unfinished pool fairly selected in The Cape?
  • - Mexican cape
  • - Wet weather wear
  • - South American cape
  • - S American garment
  • - Weapon choice should incorporate cover for the body
  • - South American garment
  • - Endless space for the frogs with limitless local food by The Cape in South America
  • - South American cloak
  • - Fair amount of iron in butchers chop from The Cape in South America
  • - Mexican cloak
  • - Barking pooch grabs new garment
  • - Blanket-like cloak
  • - The Man With No Name's garment
  • - That's some weapon chosen - if you're in Peru this will probably go over your head
  • - Bad-weather gear
  • - That's some weapon chosen - if you're in Peru this'll probably go over your head
  • - Coverage for South American Open?
  • - Blanketlike cloak with a hole in the center
  • - Rain garment
  • - Selection of weapon? Choose a cloak
  • - Weapon chosen partly to provide protection for Peruvian?
  • - Blanket wrap
  • - Blanketlike cloak
  • - Blanket with a big hole in it?
  • - Sleeveless top
  • - Blanket with a hole in it, basically
  • - Something to save for a rainy day
  • - Armless garment
  • - Pullover raincoat
  • - Blanket with a hole in it?
  • - Simple rain gear
  • - Over-the-head cloak
  • - Piece of rainwear
  • - Wet-weather gear
  • - Worn blanket?
  • - Sombrero accompanier
  • - Rainy day wear
  • - Rain cloak
  • - Mac's kin
  • - Blanketlike raincoat
  • - Llano dweller's garment
  • - Type of raincoat.
  • - Blanket cloak.
  • - Rainy day garment.
  • - Vaquero's garment.
  • - Rain gear
  • - Cloak
  • - Simple garment
  • - Umbrella alternative
  • - Raincoat
  • - cloak type
  • - eccentric pooch wearing new garment
  • - a cape in south america?
jcc
  • - social org. that might offer torah study classes
  • - Social org. with a pool, Torah study classes, yada yada
  • - Org. closed on Yom Kippur
  • - Civic org.
  • - Gym and rec center closed for the High Holidays: Abbr.
acme
  • - Name found high in many a business directory, appropriately
  • - Top or highest point
  • - Highest point; culmination
  • - Point at the very top
  • - Fictional corporation that sells explosive tennis balls
  • - As high as one can go
  • - Topmost point
  • - Untoppable point
  • - Most elevated point
  • - Uppermost point
  • - Point above all others
  • - Word from the Greek for "point"
  • - High point of excellence
  • - Highest degree
  • - Highest point; came (anag.)
  • - the highest level or degree attainable
  • - Crowning point or zenith
  • - high point that came to grief
  • - Wile E. Coyote vendor
  • - Longtime cartoon business
  • - Mountaineer's goal
  • - Fictional company behind earthquake pills and dehydrated boulders
  • - The product line's company
  • - Anvil vendor of cartoons
  • - Utmost height
  • - Wile E. Coyote supplier
  • - It's downhill from here
  • - Vertex
  • - The very top
  • - Return addressee on many Looney Tunes deliveries
  • - Fictional corporation frequently used in cartoons, notably those of Looney Tunes
  • - Mail order company of cartoondom
  • - Seller of Rocket-Powered Roller Skates and Female Road-Runner Costumes
  • - Cartoon purveyor of TNT
  • - Top of the heap
  • - Upper extremity
  • - With 63 Across, Wile E. Coyote purchase
  • - Fictional TNT supplier
  • - Wile E. Coyote's supplier of iron bird seed
  • - Catalog sales company of cartoondom
  • - Maker of outlandish products in Road Runner cartoons
  • - Place if you've peaked?
  • - Spots Mike conquering Northern peak
  • - Nadir's opposite
  • - Cartoon supplier of dehydrated boulders, cactus costumes and iron bird seed
  • - Tip-top
  • - Peak
  • - Pinnacle
  • - Top
  • - wile e. coyote's brand
  • - Fictional supplier of Jet-Propelled Pogo Sticks and Dehydrated Boulders
  • - apogee
  • - Peak, pinnacle
  • - wile e. coyote's preferred supplier
  • - Mace (anag.)
  • - Top spy infiltrates great corporation making outlandish products
  • - Company at the center of the murder in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"
  • - Brand bought by Wile E. Coyote
  • - Brand name in many cartoons
  • - ...... looniversity ("tiny toon adventures" school)
  • - Summit meeting's principle bores expert
  • - Topmost spot
  • - peak of performance finally after a century by middlesex opener
  • - detective agency often outsmarted by carmen sandiego
  • - corporation making invisible paint and exploding tennis balls
clueless
  • - Bras from Brussels Lace? Had no idea that was possible!
  • - Having no understanding or ability (inf)
  • - Poser from takeaway has no idea
  • - Having no idea: not like our solvers!
  • - Having no idea! Not like you, the solver!
  • - Had no idea this is one of those from Takeaway
  • - No idea this is what detective is looking for from Takeaway
  • - Baffled, as Clouseau often was?
  • - movie about cher horowitz
  • - Hopelessly ignorant
  • - Oblivious to crossword writer's block?
  • - Alicia Silverstone film based on the Jane Austen novel Emma
  • - ignorant eccentric sells cue
  • - Stupid -- unlike 24 Across?
  • - oblivious without one of these!
  • - 1995 film reworking of Jane Austen's Emma starring Alicia Silverstone
  • - Lacking knowledge and ability (informal)
  • - Ignorant (informal)
  • - 1990s ABC/UPN comedy/drama based on an Alicia Silverstone movie
  • - 1995 comedy film, influenced by Jane Austen's Emma but based in Beverly Hills
  • - The answer isn't this stupid!
  • - Sign for takeaway completely in the dark
  • - This answer isn't stupid!
  • - Piece of evidence, not so great, leaves one bewildered
  • - 1995 comedy film loosely based on Jane Austen's Emma
  • - Completely in the dark
  • - Like five answers in this puzzle, literally and figuratively
  • - Alicia Silverstone movie
  • - 1995 Silverstone flick about crosswords?
  • - Like a crossword solver in big trouble?
  • - Alicia Silverstone film
  • - "Emma" updated
  • - Inspector Clouseau, frequently
  • - Like a space cadet
  • - Ditzy
  • - Ignorant
  • - Oblivious
  • - Knowing nothing
  • - Uninformed
  • - Out of the loop
  • - ...... in the dark
  • - Totally out of it
  • - Out to lunch
  • - Stupid
  • - Alicia Silverstone stars in this 1995 coming-of-age film
  • - Totally incompetent
  • - 1995 Amy Heckerling film loosely based on "Emma"
  • - comedy loosely based on jane austen's "emma"
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