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adage
  • - "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree," for one
  • - one may become a cliché
  • - "a penny saved ... " is one
  • - 'Brevity is the soul of wit,' for one
  • - "Forbidden fruit is the sweetest," e.g.
  • - "Haste makes waste" or "Time is money," e.g.
  • - "fortune favors the bold," for one
  • - "All that glitters is not gold," for one
  • - "The unexamined life is not worth living," e.g.
  • - "Beauty is only skin deep," e.g.
  • - "A neat ship is a sweet ship," e.g.
  • - "Money talks," for one
  • - "Haste makes waste," for one
  • - "Time is money," for one
  • - "What goes around, comes around," for one
  • - "Two heads are better than one," for one
  • - "Look before you leap" is one
  • - "A watched pot never boils," for one
  • - "Two wrongs don't make a right," for one
  • - "Time is money," for example
  • - "Opposites attract," e.g.
  • - "Nothing ventured, nothing gained," for one
  • - "Love thy neighbor" is one
  • - "Love conquers all" is one
  • - "Know thyself," for one
  • - "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is," for one
  • - "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is," e.g.
  • - "Honesty is the best policy," e.g.
  • - "Curiosity killed the cat" is one
  • - "Better safe than sorry," for one
  • - "Better late than never" is one
  • - "As an online discussion grows longer, the probability of a comparison involving Nazis or Hitler approaches one," for one
  • - "A watched pot never boils" is one
  • - "A stitch in time" starts one
  • - "A penny saved is a penny earned."
  • - "A penny saved is a penny earned," for one
  • - 'Silence is golden,' e.g
  • - 'He who hesitates is lost,' e.g
  • - Murphy's Law, for one
  • - "No pain, no gain," for one
  • - 'Opposites attract,' for one
  • - 'Better safe than sorry' is one
  • - There are two pennies in a classic one
  • - A modern one is "Tweet in haste, repent at leisure"
  • - "Time is money," e.g.
  • - 'Fish and visitors stink after three days,' for one
  • - "Waste not, want not," for one
  • - 'A penny saved is a penny earned,' e.g
  • - "Look before you leap," for one
  • - 'Love is blind,' e.g
  • - "Opposites attract" is one
  • - Saying American lawyer is in time
  • - "Stupid is as stupid does," e.g
  • - Motto, proverb
  • - nowadays have time for proverb
  • - Saw a little daughter taking long time
  • - saw flier become old
  • - saying in modern period?
  • - fortune in a fortune cookie, often
  • - Wise observation
  • - Nowadays have time for a proverb
  • - Saw, for instance, a US lawman brought up
  • - Familiar saying like Better late than never
  • - saw, maxim
  • - bumper sticker material
  • - Memorable moral saying
  • - observational truism
  • - Had a gesture encapsulated an entire proverb?
  • - present day maxim
  • - saying it's a commercial era
  • - terse precept
  • - Saw a series of letters from Baghdad agent
  • - Proverb or true saying
  • - saw number of years after the present time, in short
  • - ada for example has returned to her old saying
  • - Girl, for example, turning up in proverb
  • - Proverb from Conrad, a genius
  • - A saying
  • - Saying used in Canada generally
  • - Saying, motto
  • - maxim for present-day generation
  • - Saying, proverb
  • - Saw notice on time
  • - Saw notice ahead of time
  • - there's something to be said about the bad ages
  • - saying it's commercial time
  • - "there's no such thing as a free lunch," e.g.
  • - saw commercial lose freshness
  • - saw an advertisement a long time afterwards
  • - 'Better safe than sorry,' for example
  • - Proverb, saying
  • - Axiom or maxim
  • - Old saying, e.g., "Beggars can't be choosers"
  • - Saw commercial over time
  • - "accidents will happen," e.g.
  • - Maxim used in Gilead agenda
  • - saying from the commercial era
  • - "Practice makes perfect," e.g.
  • - Saw a number grow old
  • - "words have consequences," e.g.
  • - "The early bird gets the worm," e.g.
  • - Traditional, wise saying
  • - saw flier grow old
  • - Timeworn words
  • - "All's fair in love and war," e.g.
  • - Traditional truism
  • - "What goes around, comes around," e.g.
  • - "Love conquers all," e.g.
  • - "Penny wise, pound foolish," e.g.
  • - "Let sleeping dogs lie," e.g.
  • - Sampler sentence
  • - "Beggars can't be choosers," e.g.
  • - Timeworn truism
  • - Proverbial saying
  • - Saying to remember
  • - Pithy platitude
  • - Oft-repeated words of wisdom
  • - Memorable maxim
  • - "Too many cooks spoil the broth," e.g.
  • - "If the shoe fits, wear it," e.g.
  • - Time-honored truism
  • - Simple saying
  • - Pearl from Poor Richard
  • - Often-quoted line
  • - Oft-quoted saying
  • - Maxim or saw
  • - Ben Franklin witticism
  • - Age-old expression
  • - "Still waters run deep," for example
  • - "Don't cry over spilt milk," e.g.
  • - "A stitch in time saves nine," e.g.
  • - "Nothing ventured nothing gained," e.g.
  • - Wise maxim
  • - What may follow "they say"
  • - Truth, in folklore
  • - Timeworn observation
  • - Terse observation
  • - Sometime sampler stitching
  • - Saying with meaning
  • - Relative of a motto
  • - Proverb containing wisdom almost certainly contradicted by some other proverb
  • - Poor Richard pronouncement
  • - Phrase of wisdom
  • - Pearl of wisdom, perhaps
  • - Part of Poor Richard's Almanack
  • - Paroemiographer's brain child.
  • - Old truism
  • - Often-quoted saying
  • - Memorable words
  • - Maxim's cousin
  • - Many a fortune cookie phrase
  • - Madison Ave. publication
  • - Item in "Poor Richard's Almanack"
  • - It's often said
  • - It may become a cliché
  • - Folksy saying
  • - Era of commercials?
  • - Encapsulated observation
  • - Common observation
  • - Cliché, often
  • - Bromide's cousin
  • - Bit of old wisdom
  • - Bit of grandmotherly advice
  • - Any of Aesop's morals
  • - "Two wrongs don't make a right," e.g.
  • - "There ain't no such thing as a free lunch," e.g.
  • - "That's how the ball bounces," e.g.
  • - "Red sky at night, sailor's delight," e.g.
  • - "Poor Richard's Almanack" offering
  • - "Poor Richard's Almanack" maxim
  • - "Poor Richard's Almanack" inclusion
  • - "Poor Richard's Almanack" excerpt
  • - "Out of sight, out of mind," e.g.
  • - "Money talks," say
  • - "Look before you leap," for example
  • - "Honey catches more flies than vinegar," e.g.
  • - "Fortune favors the bold," e.g.
  • - "Every dog has its day," e.g.
  • - "Don't shit where you eat," e.g.
  • - "Better safe than sorry," say
  • - "Better safe than sorry," e.g.
  • - "Crime doesn't pay," e.g.
  • - Gnome.
  • - Familiar saying
  • - 'Don't count your chickens before they hatch,' e.g
  • - Bit from 'Poor Richard's Almanack'
  • - Time-tested truism
  • - "A stitch in time ...," e.g.
  • - "That's life!," e.g.
  • - Pithy expression.
  • - Poor Richard's Almanack item
  • - Condensed but memorable saying
  • - Succinct saying
  • - Aphorism
  • - Words from the wise
  • - Memorable saying
  • - Words to the wise
  • - 'Slow and steady wins the race,' e.g
  • - Truism
  • - 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it,' e.g
  • - "What goes up must come down," e.g.
  • - Murphy's Law, e.g.
  • - Words of wisdom
  • - Old maxim
  • - "Look before you leap," e.g
  • - Wise words
  • - 'Time flies,' e.g
  • - Saw inside Baghdad agency
  • - Proverb
  • - Wise saying
  • - Time-honored words
  • - "Measure twice, cut once," e.g
  • - Proverb used by Conrad, a genius
  • - Traditional maxim
  • - "Love conquers all," for example
  • - Saw a daughter mature
  • - Maxim used in skinhead agenda
  • - Saw some Canada geese
  • - 'Birds of a feather flock together,' e.g
  • - 'Waste not, want not,' e.g
  • - "Curiosity killed the cat," e.g.
  • - Sampler wisdom
  • - Sage words
  • - Saw an American lawyer for example rebuffed
  • - Terse truth
  • - 'Don't judge a book by its cover,' for instance
  • - Saw woman for example headed west
  • - Pithy saying
  • - 'Better late than never,' e.g
  • - Longstanding observation
  • - 'Know thyself,' e.g
  • - Word from the Latin for "I say"
  • - 'Great minds think alike,' e.g
  • - 'Safety first,' e.g
  • - Popular saying
  • - Wise truism
  • - Proverb helping to make Conrad a genius
  • - Proverb used in Nevada generally
  • - 'Poor Richard's Almanack' bit
  • - 'Eat, drink and be merry,' e.g
  • - Many a line from Benjamin Franklin
  • - Tried-and-true saying
  • - Bit of folk wisdom
  • - Proverb from Armada gentlemen
  • - Poor Richard gem
  • - Proverb from road agent
  • - Old saying of publicity era
  • - Traditional saying
  • - Instructive saying
  • - Proverb from Canada geese
  • - Pithy bit of wisdom
  • - Byword
  • - Time-honored saying
  • - "Many hands make light work," e.g
  • - 'Better a witty fool, than a foolish wit,' e.g
  • - "Clothes make the man," e.g
  • - Pearl of wisdom
  • - Condensed, memorable saying
  • - "A closed mouth gathers no foot," e.g
  • - Apothegm
  • - 'Haste makes waste,' e.g
  • - Motto
  • - Wise old saying
  • - Old saying
  • - Oft-repeated words
  • - Maxim
  • - Word from the wise
  • - Poor Richard's forte.
  • - Bit of wisdom
  • - Axiom
  • - "You can say that again"
  • - Wise remark?
  • - Saying
  • - 'Money talks,' e.g
  • - Dictum
  • - Old saw
  • - Saw
  • - Words to live by
  • - Almanac filler
  • - Saying "Notice the time"
  • - Publication for marketing pros
  • - Saw maturity on promotion
  • - Maxim in marketing era?
  • - expression of a universal truth
  • - saying from a director with maturity
  • - Present time and date of old saying
  • - 9's heartless saying
  • - Saw commercial silver mine's last piece
snipe
  • - wading bird and wild pines
  • - Guardedly shoot wading bird
  • - Bird of marshes and river banks with a long straight bill
  • - shows a lot of spine that bird!
  • - bird akin to the woodcock
  • - Shoot out of sight
  • - bird comes out of the pines
  • - Bird with a bill much longer than its head
  • - bird came out of the pines
  • - Wading bird with a long bill
  • - pines away for bird
  • - Shoot from a concealed position
  • - Possibly pines for a bird
  • - From concealment, shoot a bird
  • - Straight-billed wading bird
  • - Bird used by the Poles to make pie?
  • - Shoot from a hidden position
  • - Win an eBay auction with a last-minute bid
  • - Use a long-distance rifle, like Bradley Cooper's character in a 2014 movie
  • - Take shots from a hiding place
  • - Tactically target from a rooftop, say
  • - Stubbed cigar, or a migratory bird
  • - Make petty comment
  • - Make verbal attacks
  • - shoot from hiding-place in knotted pines
  • - Criticise courage as president falls
  • - outbid at the last second, on ebay
  • - Make petty criticisms
  • - Dowitcher
  • - Shoot from ambush
  • - Woodcock's relative
  • - Take shots (at)
  • - Criticize, with "at"
  • - Becassine
  • - Woodcock's kin
  • - Take pot shots at
  • - Take pot shots
under-the-table
  • - Done secretly and out of sight
reveille
  • - Morning bugle call
  • - Newly relive the French morning call for soldiers
  • - waking signal that concerns dale, we hear
  • - military signal at sunrise
  • - Military morning call
  • - Bugle signal
  • - Military signal to wake up
  • - Waking-signal for the military
  • - Waking signal
  • - Army waking signal
  • - Wake-up signal
  • - Military waking signal
  • - Early-morning call always upset sick European
  • - Morning assembly call
  • - Morning call
  • - Signal at sunrise
  • - Morning signal.
  • - Morning notes
  • - In Paris, she very nearly got up, receiving one wake up call
  • - Call for a rise
  • - Bugle call to wake you up
  • - Military bugler's tune
  • - Minister, not well in middle of week, getting wake-up call
  • - The militant's first summons
  • - It brings about a military rising
  • - Bugler's wake-up call
  • - Well I never! Disheartened after wife leaves, returning to cause some kind of alarm
  • - Summons to get up
  • - Soldiers' wakening call
  • - Military wake-up call
  • - "It's time to get up" tune
  • - Rousing tune?
  • - Bugle call at sunrise
  • - Military bugle call at sunrise
  • - Bugle at daybreak
  • - What people privately get up to is a wake-up call for those working for a major employer
  • - Soldiers' wake-up call
  • - Rising notes?
  • - Party goer finally dropping off? One's received wake-up call
  • - Early military calling
  • - Father English is not too good at start of evening - it's a wake-up call for anyone fighting in their sleep
  • - It puts paid to the rest of the men
  • - One popped by raver, all but a wake-up call
  • - Call for soldiers, some of them by place of death, as heard in poem
  • - Vicar takes drug repeatedly, transfixed by rough wake-up call
  • - Rousing melody
  • - Military day starter
  • - Rousing notes
  • - Rousing rendition?
  • - Soldier's wake-up call
  • - "I can't get 'em up . . . "
  • - Serenade
  • - Wake-up call?
  • - Bugle call
  • - Bugle call to waken soldiers
sven
  • - Scandanavian man's name.
  • - Scandinavian man's name.
  • - Danish boy's name.
  • - Man's name: Scandinavian.
  • - Scandinavian man's name that means "young warrior"
  • - Hummer voiced by Arnold Schwarzenegger in "Cars"
  • - reindeer from disney's frozen
  • - kristoff's reindeer in disney's frozen
  • - animal sidekick in "frozen"
  • - frozen's reindeer
  • - Writer Hedin
  • - Swedish name.
  • - Swedish first name.
  • - ...... Hedin.
  • - ...... Hedin, Swedish explorer.
  • - Friend of Olaf and Nels.
  • - Mr. Hedin, the explorer, to his friends.
  • - Dutch speed skating Olympian Kramer
  • - Plethora
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