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splutter
  • - Confused talk
  • - Rapid and incoherent talk
  • - Rapid, confused speech
  • - Confused noise
  • - Wild turtles found around park make a spitting sound when communicating
  • - Speak with a spitting sound
  • - Make spitting sounds when speaking (in a rage?)
  • - Articulate confusedly, as in a rage
  • - Spit out mock turtle soup lacking substance
  • - Let out oddly supple voice
  • - The spit of wild turtles found around park
  • - Eject drops
  • - Show confusion
  • - Throw out fifty getting into small club
language
  • - English, for example
  • - for gaul, e.g., an alternative method of communication
  • - In Scotland, extended university years for Russian, perhaps
  • - Crazy angle about leaders giving up argument with English
  • - English or Latin
  • - French, for instance, finishing with 15 across
  • - Urdu, for one
  • - English, for one
  • - English or French
  • - English ......
  • - Eg, French
  • - Chinese or Dutch
  • - Angel out round university with silver tongue
  • - System of communication common to a group
  • - human communication method
  • - Hold your tongue
  • - Words recalled reduced measure in a way
  • - Characters finishing with 15 across, in a manner of speaking
  • - System of words
  • - Words Angela misused about good university
  • - Formalised system of communication
  • - *Nonverbal communication
  • - The air's blue? This is bad!
  • - Communication system
  • - Profanity? There's a way to accommodate restriction on speech around University
  • - The Irish can be bad in a manner of speaking
  • - Dan Fogelberg "The ...... of Love"
  • - Urdu or Nahuatl
  • - Terminology
  • - High school requirement
  • - More than a few words
  • - Body follower
  • - Means of communication
  • - Tongue
  • - Lingo
  • - Contract content
  • - Medium of communication
  • - Sign
  • - Danish, e.g.
  • - Mother
  • - Urdu or Turkmen
  • - Means by which animals communicate
  • - communication network having rejected gold standard
  • - hindi, e.g.
erode
  • - Eat away at the beach?
  • - Chip away, as support
  • - Become eaten away
  • - Wear slowly
  • - Wear in bad weather?
  • - Wear away, as popularity
  • - Wear away due to the tides
  • - Wash away gradually
  • - Gradually chip away
  • - Eat away gradually
  • - Eat away at the bank?
  • - Wear gradually
  • - Wear down over time
  • - Wear down naturally
  • - Wear away, like a coastline
  • - Wear away, as a bank
  • - Wear away with age, as dunes
  • - Wear away slowly, like a seacoast
  • - Wear away naturally, like a coastline
  • - Wear away due to wind or water
  • - Waste away gradually
  • - Waste away from weather
  • - Wash or wear away
  • - Wash away, as the shoreline
  • - Wash away, as a bank
  • - Wash away over time
  • - Take away little by little
  • - Steadily wear away
  • - Slowly wear down
  • - Slowly wear away, like a shoreline
  • - Slowly wear away, as a cliff face
  • - Slowly crumble away
  • - Partly eat away
  • - Get washed away
  • - Eat or wear away.
  • - Chip away slowly
  • - Blow away, maybe
  • - Become worn away
  • - Rust away
  • - Wear down slowly
  • - Wear away slowly
  • - Gradually destroy drugs found on both sides of bar
  • - Some hero demons wear down
  • - Eat away
  • - Wear away over time
  • - Wear down gradually
  • - Eat out in bar in heart of Greece
  • - Etch away
  • - Gradually wear away
  • - Gradually wear down
  • - Crumble away gradually
  • - Eat away at
  • - Wear away gradually
  • - Wash away
  • - Crumble away
  • - Wear away
  • - Rub away
  • - Slip away
  • - Whittle away
  • - Wear out
  • - Gnaw away
  • - Waste away
  • - Chip away at
  • - Wear.
  • - Blow away
  • - Fall away
  • - Wear down
  • - stick in here regularly or wear away?
  • - Wear down amid zero degrees
  • - wear away getting stick in eastern spain
  • - Wear away soil, for instance
  • - Wear down the Queen with some poetry
  • - Of wind, to wear away rock
  • - Wear away under wind and water
  • - Wear away bar held between points
  • - some of the rodents gnaw away
  • - Lose at the bank?
  • - Go from rock to dust
  • - Decay by degrees
  • - Crumble, as support
  • - Break down over time
  • - Become worn down
  • - Weather, in a way
  • - Weather gradually
  • - Wane, as support
  • - Succumb to wind and water
  • - Slowly reduce, as a cliff
  • - Shrink slowly
  • - Show signs of weakening
  • - Reduce by degrees
  • - Reduce bit by bit
  • - Opposite of strengthen
  • - Make smaller, in a way
  • - Lose underpinnings, e.g.
  • - Go from there to barely there
  • - Form a gully
  • - Disassemble naturally
  • - Disappear slowly, in a way
  • - Disappear slowly but surely
  • - Diminish, in a way
  • - Diminish, as support
  • - Diminish bit by bit
  • - Deteriorate over time
  • - Degrade gradually
  • - Crumble into the sea, as shoreline
  • - Create chasms
  • - Cause to gradually vanish
  • - Cause decay
  • - Carve a canyon
  • - Become ground down
  • - Withdraw from the bank?
  • - What waves do to shores
  • - What storms do to riverbanks
  • - What seas do to shores
  • - What cliff faces gradually do
  • - Weaken, as support
  • - Weaken over time
  • - Weaken from below
  • - Weaken bit by bit
  • - Vanish bit by bit
  • - Undermine, in a way
  • - Undermine gradually
  • - Under-mine
  • - Subject to detrition
  • - Subject of ablation
  • - Strengthen's opposite
  • - Steadily reduce, in a way
  • - Some shorelines do it
  • - Slowly weaken
  • - Slowly reduce
  • - Slowly lose ground
  • - Slowly eat into
  • - Slowly crumble from weather
  • - Slowly crumble
  • - Slowly break off?
  • - Slowly break down
  • - Siphon off, as support
  • - Shrink, as support
  • - Sap slowly
  • - Run to seed
  • - Rot slowly
  • - Reduce over time
  • - Reduce bank deposits, say
  • - Opposite of build up
  • - Naturally decay
  • - Make smooth, perhaps
  • - Make less craggy, say
  • - Make bank withdrawals?
  • - Make a bank withdrawal?
  • - Lose some ground?
  • - Lose little by little
  • - Lose ground, literally
  • - Lose as power
  • - Gradually surrender to wind and water
  • - Gradually make a bank withdrawal?
  • - Gradually get worn down, like rocks in a river
  • - Gradually disappear, as support
  • - Gradually destroy, as confidence
  • - Gradually decay
  • - Gradually break down
  • - Fall off, as confidence
  • - Fail to hold up, as a bank
  • - Eat off the land?
  • - Eat at the bank?
  • - Dwindle, as public favor
  • - Dwindle, as popularity
  • - Displace over time, as soil
  • - Disappear, bit by bit
  • - Disappear slowly, as soil
  • - Diminish, as trust
  • - Diminish, as a signal
  • - Diminish naturally
  • - Develop ruts, say
  • - Deteriorate, as rock or shoreline
  • - Deteriorate, as a coastline
  • - Deteriorate slowly
  • - Destroy steadily
  • - Decay or vanish gradually
  • - Crumble to the sea, as shoreline
  • - Crumble to the sea
  • - Crumble slowly
  • - Crumble gradually
  • - Break down gradually
  • - Break down bit by bit
  • - Begin to decay
  • - Become more rounded, maybe
  • - Be slowly destroyed
  • - Antonym of "accrue"
  • - Adversely affect, as one's confidence
  • - Destroy gradually
  • - Gradually destroy
  • - Slowly fade
  • - Undercut
  • - Weaken, in a way
  • - Destroy slowly
  • - Eat into
  • - Diminish over time
  • - Gradually diminish
  • - Rust
  • - Give ground
  • - Eat out
  • - Gully
  • - Gnaw
  • - Weaken gradually
  • - Weaken, as confidence
  • - Slowly diminish
  • - Gradually disintegrate
  • - What canyon walls do over time
  • - Slowly cause to deteriorate
  • - Deteriorate having travelled to the south of Spain
  • - Diminish by degrees
  • - Cut into
  • - Disintegrate
  • - Break down
  • - Degenerate
  • - Molder
  • - Crumble
  • - Rub down
  • - Become worn
  • - Cause to vanish
  • - Deteriorate, in a way
  • - Grind down
  • - Eat at
  • - Corrode
  • - Deteriorate
  • - Diminish gradually
  • - Abrade
  • - Gnaw (at)
  • - Undermine
  • - Impair
  • - Gradually remove
  • - Remove gradually
  • - Disappear gradually
  • - Slowly disappear
  • - Diminish slowly
  • - Gradually vanish
  • - Disappear slowly
  • - Vanish gradually
  • - Fret
  • - Diminish
  • - Lessen gradually
  • - Dwindle
  • - Dwindle, as support
  • - Gradually weaken
  • - Sap
  • - Decline
  • - Fall off
  • - Run off
  • - Lose ground
  • - Weaken
  • - Take the edge off
  • - Decay
  • - Destroy
  • - Eat
  • - run on the bank?
  • - grind down queen with poem
accrue
  • - Gradually build up a group of sailors who listen
  • - collect gradually
  • - Grow gradually
  • - Grow by adding to
  • - Increase gradually
  • - Be added gradually
  • - Grow over time
  • - Grow by addition
  • - Grow, as interest
  • - Grow, as capital
  • - Grow
  • - Grow, as interest on money
  • - Periodically increase a crew, we hear
  • - Collect a small volume and wish one hadn't
  • - Increase vineyard one's acquired
  • - fall due
  • - A shipping company we hear to make profits
  • - Build up hotshot to take over French vineyard
  • - come as profit, we hear, to a ship's company
  • - Amass over time
  • - A group heard to accumulate
  • - Come as normal profit
  • - increase in a ship's company, say
  • - Collect a cold cure concoction
  • - Increase, accumulate
  • - Build up with time
  • - Increase over time
  • - clubs pursuing a team announced result
  • - Build up a band on the radio
  • - Build up a sound team of workers
  • - Build up a team, by the sound of it
  • - Gather (interest)
  • - Build up over time
  • - Build up, as interest
  • - Gain interest
  • - A Mass on the radio for sailors
  • - Accumulate over time
  • - Pile up
  • - Build, as interest
  • - Earn, as interest
  • - Get together a band for the audience
  • - Build up interest in reports from a ship
  • - Build up a hundred to go on new cure
  • - Gather over time, as interest
  • - Accumulate, as interest
  • - Pile up, as interest
  • - Mount up
  • - Build up outstanding vintage for investment
  • - Mount up and fall
  • - Gather, as interest
  • - Accumulate, as bank interest
  • - Increase, as interest
  • - Come about as a natural growth
  • - Recognize as debt: Law
  • - Be added periodically as an increase
  • - Arise in due course.
  • - Come by way of increase.
  • - Be added to, as interest.
  • - Result from natural growth.
  • - Collect
  • - Amass
  • - Accumulate
crusades
  • - Holy missions to hear crew's aides
  • - Struggles to maintain faith in the past
  • - campaigns for used cars to be serviced
  • - Campaigns running scared, limiting empty undertakings
  • - Campaigns that could make us scared
  • - Important campaigns
  • - Fights for a cause
  • - Series of wars to recover the Holy Land
  • - Lofty campaigns
  • - Battles for betterment
  • - Concerted actions for causes or ideas.
  • - Zealous actions for causes.
  • - Aggressive campaigns
  • - Religious wars; personal undertakings
  • - Expeditions scared relaxed American dons
  • - Terrible curse going around Down in the religious wars
  • - Single-minded pursuits
  • - Ideological quests
  • - Holy wars
  • - Aggressive movements
  • - High-minded causes
  • - Vigorous defenses
  • - Religious wars
  • - High-minded drives
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