➠ Words with e
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- - Walk heavily to the factory ... it's a grind
- - An exercise device with a continuous moving belt on which to walk or run
- - Exercise device that allows you to walk without going anywhere
- - drill team in a muddle - it's routine drudgery
- - take step in factory to keep belt rotating?
- - walk over the cotton factory - it's an example of routine drudgery
- - large machine to walk on top of
- - walk to the cotton factory - it's sheer drudgery
- - a model studied an english philosopher but it's a dull business
- - those using it walked to work
- - Routine drudgery — exercise machine
- - Drill team (anag) — routine drudgery
- - Prepare the ground, to incorporate bizarre dream routine
- - Hard drudgery mild later perhaps
- - Time to study English philosopher -- dull work
- - Winger's notes about badly made exercise machine
- - Tramp is presumably responsible for generating rumours of the boring routine
- - Routine drudgery
- - Study English philosopher? -- after short time that's a tedious occupation
- - Pore over millions invested in work on farm -- it's a routine operation
- - Punishment for people taking steps to maintain revolution
- - Start treatment to understand the beginning of migraine suffering from the daily grind
- - Tramp Press produced In the Gymnasium
- - . . . at the gym
- - Situation of routine drudgery
- - Look at male trapped by work's drudgery
- - Time to study English philosopher -- tedious work
- - It gets you nowhere
- - One was installed in the international space station
- - One symbol of the daily grind.
- - In the end, I'm all tired out running on this?
- - exercise machine used by taller dim eccentric
- - Alter mild sort of old punishment
- - Gym running machine
- - boring routine that may be exhibited by a drill team
- - machine with a conveyor belt
- - Piece of gym equipment
- - Dreary repetitive work
- - Exercise equipment
- - Gym machine
- - Routine part of tyre on motorway -- outwardly lethal
- - Gym fixture
- - Walking or running exercise device
- - Symbol of a boring routine
- - Fitness center staple
- - Fitness center equipment
- - Place for running in place
- - Health club staple
- - Exercise device
- - Relative of a squirrel cage.
- - Monotonous round of work.
- - Dreary routine
- - Daily grind
- - Monotonous routine
- - Dull routine
- - Tire patterns
- - Fitness club machine
- - place where you can run for hours without going anywhere
- - Warble about newly-made gym equipment
- - Destroy but create aid, somehow
- - get rid of crate - idea has changed
- - Get rid of poor read that is about queen, perhaps
- - Wipe out aid - create confusion
- - Get rid of character abroad, caught by international venture being withdrawn
- - remove by getting to the root of things
- - Get rid of English and gunners lay down the law heartlessly
- - do away with what ida create, when ground
- - How to get rid of a tree acid, perhaps
- - dispose of a cider and tea cocktail
- - get rid of crate aide damaged
- - Get rid of rubbish I created around area
- - Remove poster found in Morecambe by end of June
- - Get rid of last of cattle spread out round Cape
- - Get rid of completely
- - Get rid of
- - get rid of aid - create another way
- - Remove new cardie then prepare tea
- - trace idea that is wrong and root it out
- - Destroy monarch with a heartless order
- - time to command, time to go — so, destroy
- - English spread out around Cape to destroy
- - Initially appear bitter about cutting sick tree's root out
- - Wipe out many years, say, when time drifts away
- - eliminate from a tied race
- - remove aerated liquid, grabbing nearly frozen water!
- - Root out.
- - Extinguish, wipe out
- - Kill time, say, losing heart
- - Remove casualty with a heartless command
- - Finish off a cider cocktail and put away
- - Destroy idea and react badly
- - Root out completely
- - Stamp out Ecstasy spread around clubs
- - Remove monarch with a heartless order
- - Finish off a cider bottle and put away
- - To kill time, I acted strangely
- - Do away with heartless order after period
- - Destroy extremist expelling Liberal during Parisian summer
- - Remove energy beam, catching cold
- - Do this to ragweed and avoid sneezes
- - Annihilate
- - Destroy completely
- - Obliterate
- - Stamp out
- - Purge
- - Exterminate
- - Extirpate
- - Do away with
- - Completely remove
- - Uproot
- - Wipe out
- - Destroy
- - Time to rule heartlessly — destroy!
- - Relax about dad's meal
- - Extremely reasonable late meal
- - again taking earlier meal
- - The meal's about to be finished
- - Concerning history, it's of consuming interest
- - relax without father's meal
- - Father taking others out for a meal
- - Snooze after eating dad's food
- - concerning earlier meal
- - meal for father among others
- - Concerning former meal
- - it's about times gone by and what we had to eat
- - remainder takes father in for a good meal
- - Old man stops others getting meal
- - Break in which old man gets meal
- - Once more, Dad has the first meal
- - Break in which father is providing meal
- - Pop in during the break for a meal
- - it's about former times and a meal we enjoyed then
- - the others pop in for a meal
- - father divides the remains of a meal
- - the right paste mixture for a meal
- - Concerned with now ended meal
- - Old man gets others round for a meal
- - father interrupts the others in a good meal
- - a good meal for father among the others
- - Dad gets others round for meal
- - meal is again over
- - Formal meal
- - Fine meal
- - Lavish meal
- - The old man, among others, gets a meal
- - What's for supper
- - What's for lunch
- - Filling meal
- - Salesperson has no starter, getting kind of square meal
- - Meal tapers off
- - Meal commercial traveller's obtained beside a street
- - Meal's about finished
- - The old man breaks snooze maybe for a meal
- - Dinner's gone by again?
- - More than a hot dog
- - Sit-down meal
- - It's for dinner
- - Good meal.
- - Commemorative spread?
- - agent sat preparing food
- - about former times and what we had to eat
- - On no more courses
- - concerned with tense series of courses
- - agent sat preparing some food
- - christmas feast, e.g.
- - Lunch or brunch
- - Dinner, say
- - Food and sleep blocked by father
- - Spread similar to one of those in 27 across
- - Break to take secretary for dinner, say
- - Nourishment
- - Lunch or dinner, e.g
- - Brunch, e.g
- - Supper, e.g
- - Supper, say
- - Restaurant offering
- - Something to eat cooked at supper, cut up
- - Chowtime, more politely
- - Spread to chow down on
- - Holiday feast, e.g.
- - Lunch, say
- - Fine spread
- - Spread to chow down
- - One of three squares
- - Dinner, e.g.
- - Epicurean spread
- - Large dinner
- - Lunch or dinner
- - Supper
- - Elaborate banquet
- - Buffet, e.g.
- - Feed
- - Buffet
- - Dining occasion
- - Chow, more formally
- - Table, so to speak
- - An anagram for tapers
- - High tea
- - Refection.
- - Self-willed chief with powerful following
- - Self-willed boss, wrong to see wife as saint?
- - Danger host represented, being self-willed
- - Obstinately determined the dragons must be beaten
- - Self-willed
- - Strong-willed
- - obstinately self-willed
- - Obstinate leader gets powerful support
- - Stubborn chief, resilient
- - Wilful, obstinate
- - Boss appears mighty stubborn
- - Brain power? Or just impulsive?
- - Wilful
- - Impulsive organist, not one he'd fancy!
- - Wilful, determined
- - Extremely willful
- - Recalcitrant.
- - Willful
- - Stubborn
- - Determined
- - Obstinate
- - Reckless
- - Rash
- - A Doll's House and Hedda Gabler playwright
- - His comeback features in Greene's biography
- - Scandinavian writer is hogging British space at printer's
- - Drama's "father of realism"
- - Children's author nearly brought up playwright
- - He wrote some lines - Bill's written back
- - Henrik whose last play was When We Dead Awaken
- - Henrik ..., author of A Doll's House
- - ben's confused by one dramatist
- - Writer reflected in someone's bibliography
- - Dramatist sent up in Sterne's biography
- - Dramatist in Swinburne's biography on the rise
- - Norwegian playwright Henrik (author of "A Doll's House")
- - Norway's most celebrated playwright
- - Nora's creator
- - Nora Helmer's creator
- - His first play was "Love's Comedy."
- - Author of "A Doll's House"
- - A Doll's House writer
- - "Love's Comedy" playwright
- - Dramatist sent up in Osborne's biography
- - 'A Doll's House' dramatist
- - 'A Doll's House' playwright Henrik
- - "A Doll's House" playwright
- - His nibs enterprisingly setting out a dramatic talent?
- - Gabler's creator
- - Writer promoted one's birthday cakes
- - Playwright's single book: 'Every Way But West'
- - Writer's current book dispatched without back cover
- - World's #2 most-performed playwright
- - His last play was 'When We Dead Awaken'
- - Henrik --, Norwegian dramatist who wrote 'A Doll's House'
- - Hedda Gabler's creator
- - "When We Dead Awaken" was his last play
- - Peer Gynt's creator
- - "A Doll's House" author
- - Playmaker's chronic complaint over Everton's wingers
- - Norwegian playwright Henrik, wrote A Doll's House
- - Writer of A Doll's House
- - Dramatist returns in scenes, bizarrely
- - Henrik ...., writer
- - Some ad-libs enraged author
- - Dramatist crops up in scenes, bizarrely
- - Playwright Henrik ..
- - henrik ...., norwegian dramatist
- - Author of Peer Gynt, d. 1906
- - Scandinavian inspiration for Shaw
- - ben is awful as a dramatist
- - Playwright called The Father of Realism
- - Playwright Ben is hammered
- - A playwright starts to introduce boring scenes expressing nothing
- - Dramatist, current Scottish eminence, entertaining society
- - Dramatist whines biography is holding him back
- - One who made drama of medical condition, case of exaggeration
- - Writer of a note, throwing out broken nibs
- - Author Edith briefly backed Norwegian one
- - Dramatist in one book Sterne regularly shunned
- - Ben is out to be a writer
- - Author of verse drama Peer Gynt
- - Scandinavian writer
- - peer gynt author
- - ad-lib sentence enthralling dramatist
- - Playwright that is hosting book society [Norway]
- - Distressing condition initially explored by northern writer
- - Writer phones — biographer rings back
- - Playwright Henrik, the "Father of Realism"
- - some carib sentiment expressed by playwright
- - More than one ghost writer
- - author breaking nibs around beginning of essay
- - Dramatist Ben is drunk
- - Ben is turning into a dramatist
- - Dramatist Henrik
- - Author of "Peer Gynt"
- - "Rosmersholm" playwright
- - "Rosmersholm" author
- - "Brand" playwright
- - Writer Henrik
- - Poet, Henrik ..........
- - Norwegian novelist
- - Norwegian dramatist Henrik
- - Nordic poet
- - Henrik ...... (Norwegian playwright who wrote "Ghosts")
- - He wrote "The Wild Duck"
- - He wrote "The Master Builder"
- - Ghosts author
- - Father of Nora and Peer
- - Father of modern drama
- - Famous figure in drama.
- - Dramatist, author of Peer Gynt
- - Dramatic Henrik
- - Creator of Nora Helmer.
- - Creator of master builder Solness
- - Creator of Hedwig Ekdal.
- - Creator of Hedda Gabler
- - Creator of Ase
- - Author of "Rosmersholm"
- - Author of "Hedda Gabler"
- - "Wild Duck" author
- - "The Father of Modern Drama"
- - "Rosmersholm" dramatist
- - "Pillars of Society" playwright
- - "Little Eyolf" dramatist
- - "Ghosts" creator
- - "Emperor and Galilean" playwright
- - "Law & Order" evidence
- - Dramatist
- - Norwegian playwright
- - "Ghosts" playwright
- - Peer Gynt playwright
- - "Peer Gynt" dramatist
- - 'Peer Gynt' playwright Henrik
- - Norwegian writer
- - Henrik ........ wrote Hedda Gabler
- - Writer using a selection of nibs enthusiastically
- - Playwright in limbo, seeing odd characters cut
- - Beastly disease caught by popular playwright
- - "The Master Builder" author Henrik
- - Author of The Master Builder, d. 1906
- - "The Wild Duck" playwright
- - "Hedda Gabler" playwright
- - Norwegian playwright Henrik
- - Playwright whose social dramas include Ghosts and The Wild Duck
- - "Ghosts" writer
- - Playwright Ben is slammed
- - Norwegian dramatist
- - Noted Norwegian playwright
- - Henrik ......, 'Hedda Gabler' playwright
- - 'Hedda Gabler' playwright Henrik
- - Strindberg contemporary
- - Playwright with digestive condition needing nurse
- - Playwright
- - Henrik who wrote 'Peer Gynt'
- - "Peer Gynt" creator
- - Norwegian dramatist and playwright
- - Playwright is barely surviving, eating nothing initially
- - 'The Master Builder' playwright
- - Dramatist at home nursing complaint
- - 'An Enemy of the People' playwright
- - 'Peer Gynt' dramatist Henrik
- - English author making comeback? No time for Scandinavian one
- - Dramatist at home infected by disease
- - "Ghosts" playwright Henrik
- - Dramatist and writer for children almost returned
- - Major influence for Shaw and Wilde
- - Norwegian playwright, d. 1906
- - 'Hedda Gabler' author
- - Norwegian dramatist, d. 1906
- - Barges in losing rag with writer associated with the pillars of society
- - Order of St. Olav honoree, 1893
- - Inspiration for Shaw and Wilde
- - Playwright who wrote in Danish
- - 'The Wild Duck' dramatist
- - "When We Dead Awaken" playwright
- - "Peer Gynt" writer
- - Creator of Torvald and Nora Helmer
- - "Ghosts" writer Henrik
- - "The Wild Duck" playwright Henrik
- - "Ghosts" dramatist
- - "Little Eyolf" playwright
- - "When We Dead Awaken" dramatist
- - Norwegian port
- - The Giving Tree author Silverstein
- - 'Hedda Gabler' dramatist
- - Playwright Ben is drunk
- - Ben is becoming a noted Norwegian
- - henrik ...., norwegian playwright
- - henrik ..., author of stage plays hedda gabler and the league of youth
- - henrik ---, dramatist
- - Writer is disturbed by book being oddly ignored
- - point broken nibs out for a writer
- - Not a native name to use in promoting Swiss mountain
- - Group whose fourth album, '4,' was #1 for 10 weeks in 1981
- - 'Cold as Ice' and 'Hot Blooded' group
- - Alien
- - Stranger sort of job on the side
- - Stranger on fire, Reg, needs putting out
- - "Feels Like the First Time" band
- - Many a tourist