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subdue
  • - Take down by force
  • - Put down — quieten
  • - Overcome, quieten
  • - Calm down, there's a boat on the way
  • - Put down contribution expected
  • - Quieten
  • - Keep down
  • - Tone down
  • - 'Calm down!'
  • - Put down
  • - Quiet
  • - Quell or tone down
  • - Quiet coach from the south expected
  • - Humble form of transport turns up as expected
  • - Reserve player is expected to conquer
  • - Type of warship expected to conquer
  • - Annual fee expected to overcome
  • - Curb, bring under control
  • - Quell, restrain
  • - overcome – because subscription hasn't yet been paid?
  • - U-boat expected to vanquish
  • - Pin in a ring, say
  • - Overpower and bring under control
  • - Pin in a ring, perhaps
  • - Overpower by force
  • - Allay inflammation
  • - Bring under control.
  • - Get under control
  • - Conquer
  • - Overpower
  • - Pacify
  • - Quell
  • - Quash
  • - Cow
  • - Tame
  • - Vanquish
  • - Overcome
  • - Establish ascendancy over naval vessel, expected to arrive
  • - Placate
  • - Repress
severe
  • - Strict clergyman has a setback in the diocese
  • - very strict towards others
  • - Strict at all times in South-east
  • - strict, always, in the london area
  • - a harsh form of poetry in the east
  • - Very bad part — character in Romeo and Juliet
  • - Grim little revolution back in bishop's diocese
  • - Acute; strict
  • - Strict at all times in case of sabotage
  • - strict clergyman returned in the diocese
  • - Very strict or serious
  • - Strict, harsh
  • - Austere or strict
  • - Strict at all times within sensible limits
  • - Very strict
  • - Harsh in manner
  • - Strict cut-off for Capital Expenditure
  • - Always in London area? Harsh!
  • - Harsh, strict
  • - Strict or austere
  • - Like winter in Buffalo
  • - Extremely plain in style.
  • - In the extreme
  • - Strict
  • - Harsh, serious, or intense in nature or degree
  • - in the london area, always strict
  • - strict clergyman turns up in the diocese
  • - second woman about to be serious
  • - Great or intense
  • - Distressingly drastic
  • - be unsparing! cut it off at this point!
  • - Like harsh winters
  • - Seriously bad
  • - Tough being cute?
  • - It's harsh to cut over a quarter
  • - Strongly critical
  • - Cut over a quarter? That's serious
  • - Cut off energy? That's hard
  • - Hard to endure energy cut at first
  • - harsh to cut energy
  • - Sends Eve responses that are harsh inside
  • - Taxing English following cut
  • - Really harsh
  • - strong, as a storm
  • - Harsh, as a storm or criticism
  • - harsh cut imposed on letter
  • - Demanding slice off European
  • - Very austere
  • - cut letter sharp
  • - Harsh to lop off eel's head
  • - Rigorous — harsh
  • - Quite intense
  • - Punishing
  • - Like an intense storm
  • - Formal — unsmiling
  • - Bad, weatherwise
  • - Arduous — dangerous
  • - Extreme and difficult to endure
  • - Austere, harsh
  • - Vacuous, some vague ramble gets you violent
  • - Cut energy, being harsh
  • - It's tough to break it off with sweetheart
  • - Governesses get rid of songs that can be intensely harsh
  • - Unsparing and uncompromising
  • - Extremely harsh
  • - Harsh, as winter weather
  • - Stern or harsh
  • - Like bad thunderstorms
  • - Hard to endure cut close to bone
  • - Harsh, like a storm
  • - Cut energy -- that's harsh
  • - Like some reprimands
  • - Like scary thunderstorms
  • - Extremely difficult to endure
  • - Grave is end, leading to start of eternity?
  • - It's ruthless to cut off energy
  • - Like some horrid weather
  • - Harsh; very plain
  • - Cut off energy -- that's hard to endure
  • - Drastic cut with energy reduced to a minimum
  • - Harsh cut by end of empire
  • - Like subarctic winters
  • - Harshly extreme
  • - Bad, as weather
  • - Like some winter weather
  • - Unnecessarily extreme
  • - Like some reprimands or thunderstorms
  • - Like many reprimands
  • - Taken to extremes
  • - Like some thunderstorms
  • - Overly demanding
  • - Weatherperson's adjective
  • - Like some weather
  • - Torrential
  • - Like a bad headache
  • - Weather person's adjective
  • - Unsparing
  • - Rigidly exact
  • - Unornamented
  • - Rugged
  • - Stringent
  • - Unforgiving
  • - Like arctic winters
  • - Like Siberian winters
  • - Difficult to endure
  • - Like very bad weather
  • - Harsh, as weather
  • - Hard to endure
  • - Merciless
  • - Stern
  • - Rough ......
  • - Arduous
  • - Forbidding
  • - Very bad
  • - Hard
  • - Weather word
  • - Censorious
  • - Demanding
  • - Really bad
  • - Grim
  • - Extreme
  • - Acute
  • - Dire
  • - Drastic
  • - Uncompromising
  • - Hardly mild
  • - Intense
  • - Grave
  • - Strait-laced
  • - Restrained
  • - Harsh
  • - Austere
  • - Exacting
  • - Draconian
  • - Rigorous
  • - '...... serious?'
  • - storm rating
  • - Cut over a quarter? That's harsh
  • - Fierce (as a winter storm)
  • - Demanding cut, a quarter
  • - Very harsh
  • - It's hard to reverse, perhaps, without starting!
  • - cut by a quarter? that's serious
freight
  • - Charge about in battle
  • - About to get in a fight for the goods
  • - load found in a crashed fighter?
  • - in fear, egghead shows cargo
  • - Panic about electronic charge for transporting goods
  • - Cargo about to be stowed in battle
  • - scare about eastern cargo
  • - It's carried once more in battle
  • - French number in cargo
  • - cargo again found in battle
  • - Cargo for soldiers in battle
  • - again in battle for carriage of goods
  • - Goods in transport
  • - Goods moved on during battle
  • - Goods moved soldiers found in battle
  • - Worry about American soldier returning hot goods
  • - conflict, including about transport of supplies
  • - dispute to do with charges for transportation
  • - Cargo transported by water, land or air
  • - Large quantities of goods moved by sea, air, road or rail
  • - alarm over source of egyptian ship's cargo
  • - Again, it's a struggle to transport the goods carried
  • - Father figure's carriage
  • - Vessel's load emptied for boat crew
  • - Father figure's cost of transport
  • - father, take a number for your cargo
  • - Goods being transported
  • - shipment limits of 4 + 4 + 4?
  • - Father has eight pieces of cargo
  • - Iron inserted into right consignment
  • - father joining rowing team as cargo
  • - Fighter (anag.)
  • - Crashed fighter being transported
  • - Rail cargo
  • - Boxcar's contents
  • - Shipment
  • - Cargo items
  • - French crew boxes on ship
  • - Hauler's cargo
  • - Transported goods
  • - Shock involving eastern goods
  • - Train load
  • - Rig's load
  • - Transport French crew
  • - Father figure produces the goods
  • - Cargo load
  • - Goods carried
  • - Rig contents
  • - Relocation cost
  • - Semi's load
  • - Ship's load
  • - Lading
  • - Goods
  • - Cargo
  • - Boatload
  • - Payload transported by a fighter
  • - commercial cargo
  • - Semi stuff
  • - french boat crew's cargo
  • - Cargo transported by ship
  • - Method or service for transporting goods
mater
  • - Mother making the final move?
  • - Many a tear has been shed by mother
  • - the mother of a colleague near the top of the road
  • - Mother is one who wins a game of chess
  • - Mother, in Latin
  • - mother can't lose at chess
  • - Mother (Latin)
  • - Mother — a term now rarely used
  • - Mother (Latin or old slang)
  • - *one concerned with possessions
  • - Alma ....; school once attended
  • - ...... dei (mary's title)
  • - lightning's pal in "cars"
  • - Parent of son expelled by teacher
  • - Venus, to Cupid
  • - Alma ...... (where someone went to college)
  • - 'Cars' tow truck
  • - Alma ....
  • - Alma .... (school song)
  • - He gets knighted in 'Cars 2'
  • - Mom in Middlesex
  • - Lightning McQueen's pal
  • - Agrippina, to Nero
  • - Dura ...... (brain membrane)
  • - Looking back, lots of the papers cover first Tallaght hospital in Dublin
  • - "Alma" or "dura" follower
  • - Livia, to Tiberius
  • - Etonian's mum
  • - "Stabat ......" (Latin hymn)
  • - Middlesex mom
  • - Oxfordian's parent, e.g.
  • - Livy's parent
  • - Brit's mom
  • - Mom overseas
  • - Mumsy
  • - Maidstone mom
  • - Alma's successor
  • - Etonian's mom
  • - Well-known Alma?
  • - Pram pusher, perhaps
senses
  • - Receptive group
  • - Faculty group?
  • - Hearing and taste, for two
  • - Gets, so to speak
  • - Famous five
  • - Common pentad
  • - Come to one's ......
  • - Bakeries may excite them
  • - Amy Tan's "The Hundred Secret ---"
  • - "And steep my ...... in forgetfulness?": Shak.
  • - Gets a whiff of
  • - Meanings
  • - Rationality
  • - Imports
  • - Has a hunch
  • - Just knows
  • - Intuits
  • - Perceives
  • - Knows intuitively.
  • - Becomes aware of
  • - Feels.
  • - Sort of suspects
  • - Taste and smell
  • - Taste and touch
  • - Hunches
  • - Quintet of faculties
  • - Feels sights must include extremes of Naples
  • - Detects
  • - Gets by observation
  • - Feels, has some awareness
  • - Come to your ......
  • - Picks up germ from messengers
  • - Hearing, touch etc.
  • - Notices spots covering nose, oddly
  • - Hearing and smell, for two
  • - Taste and touch, e.g
  • - Human quintet
  • - Feels nurse seems to ignore every other character
  • - Touch and taste, for two
  • - They account for taste
  • - Knows, somehow
  • - Sight and smell
  • - Touch and taste, e.g.
  • - Has a funny feeling
  • - Reads, as vibes
  • - Suspects The Bishops are living there over the school
  • - Gets somehow
  • - Wits
  • - What you come to when you come to
  • - Has an inkling
  • - Feels the presence of
  • - Sensory faculties
  • - Faculties
  • - Familiar fivesome
  • - Sight, smell and taste
  • - Lexicographers' collection
  • - Feelings
  • - Bad decision makers may have lost theirs
  • - Some claim to have six of them
  • - Divines
  • - Perceptual quintet
  • - Psychic's sextet
  • - Has a feeling
  • - Perceptive faculties
  • - Quintet important to empiricists
  • - The sort of internal messages you'd expect from sensory faculties
  • - Sanity
  • - Eyesight and hearing
  • - Common, horse and sixth
  • - Sight and hearing
  • - Feels intuitively
  • - John Denver "You fill up my ......"
  • - Taste and hearing
  • - Taste, sight and touch
  • - Feels in one's bones
  • - Classic quintet
  • - Touch and sight
  • - Touch and taste
  • - Sight, hearing and others
  • - Corporeal quintet
  • - Physiological pentad
  • - Sight, taste and smell
  • - Has a premonition of
  • - Hearing and smell, e.g.
  • - Common and horse, for two
  • - Can tell
  • - "The Hundred Secret ...." (Tan book)
  • - There are five, maybe six of them
  • - Hears, e.g.
  • - They may be heightened
  • - Picker-uppers?
  • - There might be six
  • - Smell and taste
  • - Hearing and sight
  • - Vision and scent, e.g.
  • - Hearing and smell
  • - They can be overloaded
  • - They can be dulled
  • - Sight and touch
  • - Taste et al.
  • - Foursome, for people who lack taste?
  • - Biological quintet
  • - Has a gut feeling
  • - A human's quintet
  • - Man has five
  • - Gets a feeling for
  • - Touch and such
  • - Feels, as a presence
  • - Is aware of
  • - Understands
  • - Picks up on
  • - Picks up
  • - Sight, smell etc
  • - Taste and smell, for two
  • - Fivesome of faculties
  • - Perceives there are five of them
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