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terrier
  • - row about blunder with dog
  • - Dog is tense and more likely to stray by the look of it
  • - Dog, stray, tucked into part of wedding cake?
  • - Dog bone by mistake? That is right
  • - Smallish dog breed once used for hunting
  • - meaning "earth [dog]", any one of several breeds of canine originally trained to hunt burrowing animals; or, by extension, an eager person
  • - Line catching stray dog
  • - Dog to slip inside bank
  • - Man's best friend gets to slip in part of a stand
  • - dog can go astray in row
  • - As a part-time soldier, be wrong in rank
  • - dog whose name in french means "burrow"
  • - be mistaken during row involving dog
  • - *Herding dog with rough hair
  • - Boston ..., breed of dog found in USA
  • - Get into a knot over blunder on first run by dog
  • - make a mistake with row about a dog
  • - Small dog used by hunters
  • - Barker to misbehave, brought into line
  • - Small yapping dog
  • - make a mistake in row involving dog
  • - Dog with Boston and Yorkshire varieties
  • - Dog with "earth" in its etymology
  • - Dog — reservist
  • - Boston ........ (dog)
  • - Small breed of dog
  • - Yorkshire dog
  • - Row about stray dog
  • - Piece of cake tethering stray dog
  • - Row involves stray dog
  • - Scottie dog, for one
  • - Dog that's more like Terence?
  • - Reviews reading and writing in Ireland on time in the doghouse perhaps
  • - Small hunting dog
  • - Breed of dog whose name is based on a word meaning "land"
  • - Do the wrong thing in management? Level with one on the board of monopoly!
  • - Make mistake of getting into row with uniformed man
  • - Tenacious fighter has row about blunder
  • - Bank admits blunder getting part-timer in Services
  • - Piece of cake kennelling stray dog
  • - Dog bred for hunting
  • - One who volunteers to fight, but he's not a boxer
  • - Dog breed, a type of which begins the answers to starred clues
  • - Wirehaired dog
  • - Popular rat-baiting dog in Victorian England
  • - Dog like Toto
  • - Type of dog.
  • - Breed of dog
  • - Hunting dog
  • - Dog breed
  • - Small dog
  • - Dog-.....
  • - Soldier to make a mistake in level of hierarchy
  • - Dog originally bred to hunt in burrows
  • - Not an army boxer!
  • - Barking resident in bank grabbing boob
  • - Toto in "The Wizard of Oz," e.g.
  • - TV show judge's entertaining pooch?
  • - Row about Kerry losing its coat. Crufts entrant, perhaps
  • - Cairn or Airedale, say
  • - The little hunter from Ireland replaced nothing out of dread?
  • - Jack Russell ..
  • - Sealyham, for example
  • - Screen's Toto, for one
  • - Cairn
  • - Monopoly piece
  • - Scottish ..........
  • - Row about stray Jack Russell?
  • - Do wrong thing in part of wedding cake and ends up in the doghouse
  • - Jack Russell or Skye
  • - Airedale or Yorkshire
  • - Airedale, eg
  • - Toto, for one
  • - Energetic pooch
  • - Eager type to retire sadly from writing
  • - Scottie or Yorkie
  • - Jack Russell or wirehair
  • - One producing 50-Across
  • - Type of toy
  • - Airedale, e.g.
  • - Boston or wirehair
  • - Boston University player
  • - Scottie, e.g.
  • - Fala, for one
  • - Jack Russell, e.g.
  • - Wirehair, e.g.
  • - Airedale, for one
  • - Monopoly game marker
  • - Asta, for one
  • - Skye or Scotch
  • - Fox or Skye
  • - Dandie Dinmont, e.g.
  • - Yorkshire or Scottish ......
  • - One of the pet set
  • - Schnauzer
  • - More like football's Hanratty?
  • - Skye, for one
  • - Manchester or Yorkshire
  • - Dandie Dinmont.
  • - Anti-aircraft missile.
  • - Cairn, for one.
  • - Scotty.
  • - Airedale.
  • - Bedlington .......
  • - Bedlington or Boston.
  • - Kerry blue.
  • - Fala was one.
  • - Cairn, for instance.
  • - Boston U. football player.
  • - Spuds, for one
  • - Asta, e.g.
  • - Canine
  • - Canine breed.
  • - Bull ......
  • - Game pursuer
  • - Monopoly token
  • - 19-Across, e.g
  • - Boston ....
  • - word after boston or cairn
exempt
  • - Grant immunity to
  • - Grant immunity to former partner, mostly unoccupied
  • - Grant immunity to former partner, nearly clear
  • - Grant immunity to former politician in vacant employment
  • - Grant immunity
  • - Grant immunity to former Euro member before time
  • - former european politician ahead of time being excused
  • - Immune or absolved
  • - Not obliged to disclose former trouble with a temp
  • - forgive old flame being almost exhausted
  • - Used to be mostly empty and free of tax
  • - To free from an obligation
  • - Free from a liability
  • - Former European politician takes time to be excused
  • - To free from obligation
  • - though not liable, one finds rex empty at heart
  • - Not subject to
  • - Free from duty
  • - Previous emperor taxed leader who was not obliged to pay
  • - not subject to tax
  • - Former European politician with time to spare
  • - Not liable, as formerly, to be almost empty
  • - Tax-... status
  • - Former personal trainer catching me in the mirror is excused
  • - Not subject to taxation
  • - Release from obligation
  • - Free English parliamentarian trapped in extension
  • - "As a dependant she is ... from income taxes." (free from the obligation)
  • - relieve former parliamentarian visiting egypt on vacation
  • - Spared, excused
  • - Release from a liability
  • - tax-free?
  • - free expert taking me in without hesitation
  • - Unobligated
  • - Permitted to be unaffected
  • - Not subject to an obligation
  • - Not subject to (eg taxation)
  • - Not subject
  • - Not on the hook, as for taxation
  • - Not liable (for)
  • - Excused from paying taxes
  • - Excused (from tax)
  • - Excused — let off
  • - Above the rules, in a way
  • - ABSolved
  • - Excuse
  • - Duty-free?
  • - Release
  • - Not liable, as others may be
  • - Off the hook
  • - Let off the hook by former partner and is mostly unoccupied
  • - Release MP stuck in River Trent initially
  • - Not liable
  • - Given dispensation
  • - Relieved (from)
  • - Free from liability
  • - Excused (from)
  • - Not obligated
  • - Released (from)
  • - Not subject to, taxation perhaps
  • - Free (from)
  • - Not subject to, as jury duty
  • - Free old partner, almost worthless
  • - Absolve
  • - Free from obligations
  • - Not subject to jury duty, say
  • - Not subject to taxes
  • - Excused from a final exam, say
  • - Former wife, French and cuddling politician, offers excuse
  • - Not taxable, e.g
  • - Make an exception, as former drain isn't finished
  • - Like nonprofits vis-à-vis taxes
  • - Not subject to, taxation say
  • - Redcap in old film freed from obligation
  • - Free
  • - Not obliged to pay
  • - Immune
  • - Give a waiver to
  • - Spare Times the setter brought back in record time
  • - ... out of it!
  • - Free, as from a duty
  • - Free from obligation
  • - Not subject to a law
  • - Free, as from taxes
  • - Tax-.... (like municipal bonds)
  • - Tax-...... (duty-free)
  • - Unaffected
  • - Excused
  • - Getting a bye
  • - Like churches, vis-à-vis most taxes
  • - Freed (from), as taxes
  • - Like churches, vis- -vis most taxes
  • - Taking advantage of a conscience clause, e.g.
  • - Grandfather
  • - Release, as from an obligation
  • - Not included
  • - Duty-free, e.g.
  • - Freed from obligation
  • - Free from an obligation
  • - Give a waiver
  • - Spare via a grandfather clause
  • - Not subject to the rules
  • - Priviledged, in a way
  • - Allow through a grandfather clause
  • - Nonliable
  • - Tax-......
  • - Not obliged
  • - Released
  • - Not bound by
  • - Not subject to a rule
  • - Tax-loophole word
  • - Not liable to
  • - Privileged.
  • - Free from usual requirements.
  • - Let off the hook, in a way
  • - old english politician needing time to be free from obligation
  • - To free from liability
happened
  • - Went down
  • - Went down so to speak
  • - took place of drunk - he napped
  • - Chap left Charlie with Penelope briefly, and first date occurred!
  • - Hotel annex in which spectre finally materialised
  • - Came about a page by author being restricted by hard editor
  • - Befell
  • - "It ...... in Monterey," 1930 song
  • - "It ...... One Night."
  • - Chanced.
  • - Occurred
  • - Came to pass
  • - Took place
  • - Came into being
  • - chanced to upset daphne about physical education
newmarket
  • - Track emerging trade opportunity
  • - novel bazaar in horse-racing centre
  • - Fresh retail centre in a horse-racing town
  • - Town in Suffolk that is the headquarters of British horseracing
  • - Recent film having impact in horse-racing centre
  • - Recent demand for course
  • - Improved demand for card game
  • - 'hq of british horseracing'
  • - Suffolk racecourse
  • - it's a cardgame, of course
predict
  • - Look forward to penny credit being corrected
  • - initially, charles thomas took pride in being able to foretell things
  • - Foresee monarch being put into power with decree
  • - Try to figure out future events
  • - Say how things are going to be
  • - tired pc's inaccurate forecast
  • - Tell [future]
  • - Second-guess public relations decree
  • - forecast public relations on 20
  • - Foretell that cider will be given back in platinum
  • - Talk of tomorrow
  • - Guess (the future)
  • - Foretell proportional representation law
  • - Forecast from pair before proclamation
  • - Emulate a psychic
  • - Port drink knocked back with tea - hazard a guess what it is?
  • - Estimate consequence of ancient Briton consuming Chianti, say
  • - Give a forecast
  • - Forecast in proclamation from publicity department?
  • - Divine decree introduced by priestly leaders
  • - Tell the future
  • - Forecast or prognosticate
  • - Do a weather report, e.g.
  • - Do a meteorologist's job, say
  • - Deal in futures?
  • - Interpret signs
  • - Make an educated guess
  • - Act like an oracle
  • - Interpret tarot cards
  • - Do crystal-gazing
  • - Tell of tomorrow
  • - State that there will be.
  • - Foretell the future.
  • - Use a crystal ball
cheerio
  • - i re-echo the salutation
  • - Good luck to choir performing around middle of the week
  • - All the best English port taken by revolutionary
  • - First couple in Channel port keeping quarters for so long
  • - "À bientôt," across the Channel
  • - All the best Argentine red, then English port
  • - Jupiter's moon to brighten in the west
  • - word of farewell from ten after shout of applause
  • - Farewell expression
  • - Firm, I here break in to say a final word
  • - Toast and two-thirds of Stilton, perhaps with port
  • - i re-echo such a greeting
  • - Farewell from guerrilla leader going over European port
  • - Celebrate 1-0 for so long
  • - Fleet Street farewell
  • - A parting word
  • - word of farewell used by ten after shout of encouragement
  • - Singular sitcom I love for so long?
  • - British "Buh-bye!"
  • - British Toodle-oo!
  • - revolutionary queen in oman starts drinking toast?
  • - Flawed heroic figure's end concealed for so long
  • - Toast, one round with topping of egg on
  • - i re-echo a greeting
  • - Bit of cereal, or a Brit's goodbye
  • - farewell greeting
  • - word of farewell from ten after shout of encouragement
  • - i re-echo light-hearted farewell
  • - First bit of solid food for many a baby
  • - British "Bye-bye!"
  • - Farewell, informally
  • - British goodbye
  • - Beaten ice hero's farewell
  • - British farewell
  • - I'm off toast!
  • - Put one's hands together for Number 10 - having said that, will they Leave?
  • - Ice hero upset in farewell
  • - Final message bringing comfort to Zeus's lover
  • - Goodbye (informal)
  • - Farewell from two Europeans in terrible choir
  • - Farewell from shattered ice hero
  • - English in ridiculously heroic farewell
  • - Acclaim for Number Ten saying goodbye
  • - Goodbye from injured ice hero
  • - Cut out third of fatty food and port for your health
  • - Old chap's goodbye
  • - Root for instance, often initially is so long
  • - European visiting revolutionary South American city for so long
  • - So, long rice hoe is broken
  • - Expression used when leaving meal, say, I love
  • - Character abroad, always confined, having nothing for so long
  • - Soho "So long!"
  • - Brit's bye-bye
  • - Leeds leave-taking
  • - Brit's goodbye
  • - English toast
  • - Londoner's "Bye!"
  • - Southampton so long
  • - London farewell!
  • - Sheffield farewell
  • - Relative of hello
  • - So-long in Soho
  • - Piccadilly farewell.
  • - Piccadilly greeting.
  • - Salutation in London.
  • - Londoner's greeting.
  • - Defunct radio program.
  • - "Bye bye, Beckham"
  • - London greeting
  • - British toast
  • - 'Ta-ta!'
  • - "Toodle-oo!"
  • - Goodbye
  • - "So long!"
  • - 'Bye!'
  • - Farewell
  • - Informal farewell
  • - Brit's 'Bye!'
  • - Shout 'hurrah', I love parting word
  • - Bye-bye in Britain
  • - "Toodles"
  • - Later chapter on strange tailless duck
  • - 'Farewell' here translated, one parting company
sidekick
  • - Person's assistant
  • - a person's assistant or close associate
  • - superhero's assistant
  • - ... to be loyal?
  • - Pal(Used today)
  • - Ethel, to Lucy
  • - Robin, e.g
  • - Close friend
  • - Close associate
  • - Ally
  • - Chum
  • - Crony
  • - Acolyte
  • - Buddy
  • - Pal
  • - Robin, for Batman
underdiscussion
  • - cousin's sun-dried alternative being talked about
  • - Being talked about
  • - spilling unused corn, sid is being talked about
  • - Below having a confab as this has not yet been decided
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