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seine
  • - The longest river that flows into the English Channel
  • - The Pont Saint-Michel spans it
  • - which river meets the sea at le havre?
  • - River that's the setting for van Gogh's "Fishing in Spring"
  • - River near the Eiffel Tower
  • - Not one of the weeniest rivers to turn back in
  • - a french river that flows through the heart of paris
  • - Does it look about half an inch on the map?
  • - River spanned by the Pont de Normandie
  • - sight from the eiffel tower
  • - River fronting the Quai Saint-Michel
  • - River beneath the Pont Neuf
  • - a river that flows through the heart of paris
  • - Water, but there's a certain amount of wine on the way
  • - River mentioned in "The Ballad of John and Yoko"
  • - river spanned by the pont des arts
  • - Sight from Pont Neuf
  • - View from Notre Dame
  • - It splits the Left and Right Banks
  • - View from the Louvre
  • - River of the Left Bank
  • - View from the Quai d'Orsay
  • - View from the Latin Quarter
  • - River near the Sorbonne
  • - It's north of the Latin Quarter.
  • - You can see it from the Eiffel Tower
  • - Waterway near the Eiffel Tower
  • - The Pont Royal spans it
  • - The Cathedral of Notre Dame overlooks it.
  • - Site of the Pont de Normandie
  • - Sight from the Quai d'Orsay
  • - Sight from the Pont Neuf
  • - Sight from Rouen
  • - Sight from Notre Dame
  • - River through the City of Light
  • - River that runs near the Louvre
  • - River seen from the Eiffel Tower
  • - River from Dijon
  • - River around the Île de la Cité
  • - River along the Quai d'Orsay
  • - Parisian sight
  • - It's under the Pont Neuf
  • - It's to the left of the Rive Droite
  • - It's kept by the banks of Paris
  • - It divides the Left and Right Banks
  • - Flower under the Pont Neuf
  • - Divider between the Rive Droite and the Rive Gauche
  • - Bisector of the City of Light
  • - Bay of the ......
  • - french flower? sounds reasonable
  • - River to travel on a bateau-mouche
  • - regularly seen crossing a german river
  • - It's held in 47 Down in Paris
  • - continental river in which fish are caught
  • - Running through Paris, sounds sensible enough
  • - river near notre dame
  • - Bend on a German river!
  • - Paris waterway
  • - river which flows through paris
  • - net used by french watermen
  • - River that runs through Paris
  • - French currency sounds reasonable
  • - River beneath 37 Parisian bridges
  • - River in Paris
  • - river painted by monet
  • - Paris bisector
  • - Type of net
  • - Île de la Cité locale
  • - Eau de Paris
  • - Surrounder of Notre Dame
  • - Saint-Germain's river
  • - River spanned by La Pont Neuf
  • - River past Notre Dame
  • - Parisian flower
  • - Net on a schooner
  • - Left Bank/Right Bank divider
  • - Le quai des Tuileries adjoins it
  • - Large net
  • - La Rive Gauche locale
  • - It's held in Paris banks
  • - Champagne flow
  • - Word in four French department names
  • - Water near Notre Dame
  • - Van Gogh or Monet vista
  • - Trawler net
  • - Trap having sinkers and floats
  • - Trap for mackerel
  • - Subject of paintings by Corot and Manet
  • - Stream around Notre Dame
  • - St.-Germain's river
  • - Site of two famous banks
  • - River through Rouen
  • - River surrounding Notre Dame
  • - River past St.-Germain
  • - River past Fontainebleau
  • - River of Troyes
  • - River of Rouen
  • - River flowing beneath Paris's Pont Neuf
  • - River flowing alongside Notre Dame
  • - Rive Gauche's river
  • - Rive Gauche and Rive Droite separator
  • - Repeated setting for Georges Seurat paintings
  • - Relative of a trawl
  • - Pont-Neuf's crossing
  • - Pont Neuf's river
  • - Pont Neuf's locale
  • - Pont Neuf waterway
  • - Paris partitioner
  • - Paris island surrounder
  • - Paris flower
  • - Net type
  • - Net or river
  • - Marne outlet
  • - Mackerel fisherman's need
  • - Locale of two famous banks
  • - Left-Bank lapper
  • - Le fleuve de Paris
  • - It runs through Paris
  • - It flows along La Rive Gauche
  • - Important French river
  • - Ile Saint-Louis surrounder
  • - Ile de la Cité's stream
  • - Île de la Cité surrounder
  • - Ile de la Cité location
  • - Homophone for sane
  • - Hanging net
  • - French river — type of fishing net
  • - French lifeline
  • - Fishnet
  • - Fish net with floats
  • - Creator of banks in Paris?
  • - Côte-d'Or river
  • - Corot subject
  • - Cod trap
  • - City of Light divider
  • - Circle Line : Hudson :: Bateaux-Mouches : ....
  • - Capacious net
  • - ....-Maritime: French department
  • - .......... Maritime (Rouen's department)
  • - Sardine catcher
  • - Fisherman's aid
  • - Ile de la Cité site
  • - River of Champagne
  • - Fish with a net
  • - Fish, in a way
  • - English Channel feeder
  • - River to English Channel.
  • - River through Paris
  • - Parisian river
tighten
  • - to increase the tension is a different way to get thin!
  • - Get hint about contract
  • - get hint to be less loose
  • - remove slackness
  • - Opposite of loosen
  • - Sound of giant to be more constrained
  • - For the audience, draw a number -- get tense
  • - get rid of some slack
  • - get rid of some slackness
  • - Become less loose
  • - Increase tension
  • - Become more tense
  • - Superman's pronounced cramp
  • - close more firmly
  • - Constrict further
  • - Squeeze gallons into the tin, furiously
  • - Tauten
  • - Strengthen (hold)
  • - Make stricter
  • - Adjust with spanner
  • - Use a torque wrench
  • - Use a lug wrench on, maybe
  • - Make more strict
  • - Make more secure
  • - Reportedly giant is tense
  • - Make harder to undo
  • - Colossus reportedly becoming tense
  • - Make more constrictive
  • - Strong person, we hear, to become tense
  • - Make more taut
  • - Wind up Cronus, maybe one might say
  • - Make tenser
  • - Turn to the right, say?
  • - Bolster, as security
  • - Turn a vise handle clockwise
  • - Use a clamp, say
  • - Turn right, maybe
  • - Make less loose
  • - Take up the slack
  • - Grow tense.
  • - Secure, in a way
  • - Stiffen
  • - Constrain
  • - Wind up
  • - Screw up
  • - Constrict
  • - Squeeze
  • - Stretch ......
  • - Constrict noisy god
  • - Fix more firmly
tulle
  • - Fine net used for veils or tutus
  • - Stiff net fabric
  • - A fine fabric used for dresses or decoration
  • - Fine net fabric used in dressmaking
  • - It's pretty thin stuff
  • - Sheer net fabric used in some women's clothing
  • - Silk net fabric
  • - Gown or veil fabric
  • - Fine net used in veils
  • - Fine net fabric used for evening dresses
  • - Thin fabric
  • - Fabric of fine net
  • - Net in bridal shops
  • - Delicate silk fabric
  • - Fine silk net
  • - Silk fabric some sell, utterly reversible
  • - Fine net material
  • - Silk netting
  • - Fine net fabric
  • - Thin material.
  • - Silk mesh.
  • - A delicate silk material.
  • - Open-meshed silk material.
  • - Net for veils.
  • - Filmy silk net.
  • - Thin silk fabric
  • - Silk fabric
  • - Net fabric
  • - Net material
  • - Fine net
  • - Net ......
  • - soft net-like fabric
  • - fine silk fabric often used for evening dresses
  • - fine net fabric oddly tied worn by university students
  • - Silk netting used for veils
  • - Lightweight silk netting, often starched
  • - fine net fabric of silk or rayon used as a trimming for hats
  • - thin silk or nylon net
  • - Material used for veils
  • - back in a cell, utterly reject fine material
  • - Some back well-utilised material
  • - Ballet skirt fabric
  • - Delicate netting used in bridal veils
  • - Fine material used for veils
  • - netted fabric
  • - Stelluti keeps this material back
  • - Veil-maker's material
  • - France's "town on the seven hills"
  • - Flimsy material
  • - Light material
  • - Tutu material
  • - Delicate bridal netting
  • - Veil fabric
  • - Bridal gown netting
  • - Lightweight mesh fabric
  • - Tutu netting
  • - Fine netlike fabric
  • - Common material in tutus
  • - In a nutshell, utterly reversed material
  • - Fine material gives Jethro ecstasy
  • - Fabric lines appearing during day
  • - Bridal veil material, sometimes
  • - Bridal veil material
  • - Prom dress material, sometimes
  • - Fine netting
  • - Delicate netted cloth
  • - Bridal shop netting
  • - Tutu fabric
  • - Netlike material
  • - Diaphanous veil material
  • - Bridal fluff
  • - Fine material
  • - Evening gown material, perhaps
  • - Bridal veil material, perhaps
  • - Ballet costume material
  • - Diaphanous material
  • - Veil netting
  • - Lightweight netting
  • - Tutu cloth
  • - Delicate netting
  • - Evening gown fabric
  • - Prom dress material, perhaps
  • - Fine mesh
  • - Stuff of veils
  • - Delicate material
  • - Prom dress fabric
  • - Material for a veil
  • - Meshy material
  • - Bridal veil material, often
  • - Fine netting used for veils
  • - Fine meshed fabric
  • - Veiling
  • - Netting for veils
  • - Fabric named after a French city
  • - Dress material
  • - Material for veils
  • - Sheer material
  • - Dress fabric
  • - Fabric for bridal veil.
  • - Fabric for ballet costumes.
  • - Filmy fabric.
  • - Fabric named after a French town.
  • - Netting used in veils
  • - Prom dress material
  • - Ball-gown fabric
  • - Gown material
  • - Wedding dress fabric
  • - Gown fabric
  • - Sheer fabric
  • - Fabric
  • - Material
  • - Veil material
  • - Fine fabric
  • - Netting
  • - Gauzy fabric
  • - material having odds of truce about 50/50
  • - Delicate fabric
  • - lightweight netted fabric used to make gowns
leakage
  • - Unofficial news of an escape
  • - amount escaping
  • - Escaping liquid or gas
  • - An escaping.
  • - Accidental admission or escape of liquid or gas
  • - Eek, a gal (anag.)
  • - Escape of gas or liquid
  • - a keg with ale gets broken-might this be the result?
  • - Gradual escape of liquid
  • - unauthorised disclosure that may be in the pipeline
  • - undesired flow of current
  • - Grim days with British gone: such a loss!
  • - Crack, flow, drip
  • - a breach of security
  • - Disclosure of secret information
  • - Unintended outflow
  • - Lake's troubled period: why it is losing water?
  • - percolation
  • - Unwanted discharge of fluid
  • - Accidental loss of ale a keg contains
  • - Fluid loss
  • - Discharge of fluid through a small gap
  • - What escapes
  • - Slow discharge
  • - Fluid seepage
  • - Divulgence
  • - Accidental spill
  • - Plumbing concern
  • - Pen problem
  • - What finally made Lake Geneva empty out?
  • - Escape eagle circling around a kid's head
  • - Loss of fluid
  • - Escape Manx lion some call Georgia
  • - Drip fermented a keg ale
  • - Escape of fluid
  • - Accidental loss of fluid
  • - Security problem for some time needs plugging
  • - Tell someone about division of time for a bit of escapism
  • - Unauthorised disclosure over time causes a loss in liquid assets
  • - Ale a keg spilt -- from this?
  • - Possible result of a cracked pipe
  • - Loss of water, perhaps, could come from e.g. a lake
  • - Result of bad insulation
  • - Loss of electricity
  • - Accidental escape
  • - A seeping
  • - Ale a keg spilt?
  • - Problem with pipes
  • - Amount getting out
  • - Escape of a sort
  • - Waste of a sort
  • - Loss, of sorts
  • - What gets out
  • - Runoff
  • - Possible result of a crack
  • - Atomic-plant danger
  • - Unwanted outflow
  • - Result of faulty roofing.
  • - Result of faulty insulation.
  • - Battery trouble.
  • - Amount that escapes.
  • - Electrical problem
  • - Engine problem
  • - Pipe problem
  • - Plumbing problem
  • - Seepage
  • - Hose problem
  • - Plumbing woe
  • - Unauthorised disclosure
  • - Diaper problem
  • - — loss
  • - Noisy boy to confine water loss
  • - spill a keg ale that's lively
  • - Amount seeping
rewrite
  • - Edit
  • - Edit, in a way
  • - Editor's order
  • - Put another way
  • - Second draft
  • - Change, as copy
  • - Do some editing
  • - Change the wording of a book or speech
  • - foolishly we took on a trier to put pen to paper again
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