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sloe
  • - fruit only's churned guts
  • - .... gin, blackthorn-flavoured booze
  • - Small fruit with a blue-black skin and tart taste
  • - Small sour blue-black fruit of the blackthorn
  • - Type of gin made with blackthorn
  • - Gin's fruit additive
  • - Fruit-bearing shrub known botanically as Prunus spinosa
  • - Fruit also called blackthorn
  • - tart fruit's easy on the tongue
  • - the openings of small leaves on every blackthorn
  • - the fruit of the blackthorn.
  • - tart fruit used to flavor some gins
  • - Fruit that's sour – in Oslo, especially
  • - Fruit infused in gin
  • - Fruit that is used in gin flavoring
  • - possibly lose a fruit
  • - inky-skinned fruit
  • - Fruit in a gin cocktail
  • - Fruit used to flavor the liqueur patxaran
  • - Fruit used in gin
  • - Fruit in patxaran
  • - Fruit of blackthorn
  • - Purplish fruit
  • - Sour purple fruit
  • - Plumlike fruit used in gin
  • - Fruit in a gin fizz
  • - Blackthorn fruit used as a gin flavoring
  • - Fruit similar to a plum
  • - Tart plumlike fruit
  • - Fruit in the lyrics to "Portland, Oregon"
  • - Blue-black fruit of the blackthorn
  • - Blue-black berrylike fruit
  • - Thorny bush with plum-like fruit
  • - The blackthorn.
  • - Tart fruit used for gin
  • - Tart English jelly fruit
  • - Sour, blackish fruit
  • - Sour blackthorn fruit
  • - Shrub with small sour fruit.
  • - Shrub with plumlike fruits
  • - Shrub with a sour fruit
  • - Sharp-tasting fruit
  • - Plum fruit
  • - Liquor-flavoring fruit
  • - Liqueur-flavoring fruit
  • - Fruit used to make the Spanish liqueur patxaran
  • - Fruit used to flavor liqueur
  • - Fruit used in gin drinks
  • - Fruit used in English jelly
  • - Fruit used for preserves
  • - Fruit that flavors gin
  • - Fruit steeped in gin to make a liqueur
  • - Fruit mixed with gin
  • - Fruit in some English jellies
  • - Fizz fruit
  • - English jelly fruit
  • - Dark, astringent fruit
  • - Blue-black plumlike fruit
  • - Blackthorn's berrylike blue-black fruit
  • - Blackthorn shrub
  • - Blackthorn product
  • - Blackthorn plum, gin flavoring
  • - Blackthorn fruit used to make gin
  • - Acerbic fruit
  • - Dark-skinned fruit
  • - Dark purple fruit
  • - Plum-like fruit
  • - Gin flavouring
  • - could it be the sole source of gin?
  • - ... gin fizz (cocktail variety)
  • - Plum's relative
  • - Fruity gin cocktail ingredient
  • - Plummy, and said to be a bit sluggish.
  • - If chewed, sole can taste very astringent!
  • - ...... gin (fruity liqueur)
  • - so small and sour and you tend to lose it
  • - ... gin fizz (mixed drink)
  • - ... gin (red alcoholic drink)
  • - ... gin
  • - jam flavour for brits
  • - Kind of gin
  • - Type of gin
  • - Tart plum
  • - ...... gin fizz (bar order)
  • - Fizz flavor
  • - Gin type
  • - Gin variety
  • - Dark-colored plum
  • - ...... gin fizz (sour cocktail)
  • - Prunelle flavoring
  • - Plum look-alike
  • - Liquor flavoring
  • - It can be used to make gin
  • - Gin Genre
  • - Gin fizz opener
  • - Gin fizz flavorer
  • - Fruity gin flavoring
  • - Base of a gin fizz
  • - A type of gin
  • - ...... gin fizz (fruity cocktail)
  • - Word with eyed or gin
  • - Wild plum with a sour flavor
  • - Wild plum of Europe
  • - Thorny Eurasian shrub
  • - Tart plum of Europe
  • - Shrub akin to the cherry plum
  • - Schlehenfeuer ingredient
  • - Relative of a cherry plum
  • - Red gin
  • - Puzzler's plum
  • - Purplish black.
  • - Popular gin flavoring
  • - Plum's cousin
  • - Plum used to flavor spirits
  • - Plum used in some gins
  • - Plum relative used to flavor gin
  • - Plum in some gin
  • - Plum eaten by the Iceman
  • - Plant with dark purple berries
  • - Ingredient of slivovitz.
  • - Ingredient in some fizzy drinks
  • - Hedge plant with white flowers
  • - Gin source
  • - Gin base
  • - Flavor of gin
  • - Fizz flavorer
  • - English jelly ingredient
  • - Dark-barked shrub
  • - Damson's cousin
  • - Cherry plum relative
  • - Bullace's kin
  • - Black haw
  • - Apricot relative
  • - Almond-tree cousin
  • - Allegheny plum, e.g.
  • - Allegheny plum
  • - ...... gin rickey
  • - ...... gin fizz (plum-flavored cocktail)
  • - ...... gin (liqueur type)
  • - ...... buckthorn
  • - Liqueur base
  • - Shrub of the rose family
  • - Member of the rose family
  • - Purple plum
  • - -- gin fizz (cocktail)
europium
  • - western european stocks zips with chinese clasps
  • - element with the atomic number 63
brooches
  • - Decorative pins
  • - Breast pins
  • - Pins
  • - western european stocks zips with chinese clasps
  • - suggests removal of article and have only badges
  • - Little brother chose awful jewellery
  • - Pinned-on pieces of jewelry
  • - Jewelry box items
  • - Items in a jewelry box
repute
  • - name pulled up is screened by network
  • - place in middle of trees for standing
  • - get up tree, somehow, to show esteem
  • - in here put everybody's good name
  • - Esteem for scrambling up tree
  • - Estimation in the view of others
  • - fame comes through getting tree up like this
  • - attributed character
  • - As expressed in Greek, unlimited fame
  • - Character up tree that sways
  • - Up tree (anag)
  • - Character up tree in trouble
  • - Character up tree swaying
  • - Character
  • - Good name, standing
  • - Good name, esteem
  • - Expression of hesitation over place with eastern name
  • - fame, renown
  • - State of high esteem
  • - High regard
  • - Good name
  • - Public stature
  • - Backed well-informed European visiting Irish broadcaster to find fame
  • - Public estimation
  • - Public standing
  • - Public esteem
  • - General impression given
  • - Good or bad name
  • - High esteem
  • - Notoriety
  • - Public respect
  • - It may be ill
  • - Suppose
  • - Odor
  • - One's image
  • - Public opinion.
  • - Common talk.
  • - Standing ......
  • - Renown
  • - Prestige
  • - Fame.
  • - Esteem
  • - ...... name.
  • - Account
  • - Distinction
  • - Credit
  • - fame about place close to square
  • - Good ... (high esteem)
blare
  • - Be loud, as a radio
  • - Be excessively loud, as a radio
  • - Loud, raucous noise
  • - Bit of noise pollution
  • - Traffic jam noise
  • - Traffic noise
  • - Harsh noise
  • - Loud, harsh noise
  • - Loud noise
  • - Noise
  • - Loud sound
  • - make a loud, harsh sound
  • - be loud and brassy
  • - Brassy horn blast
  • - Trumpet emanation
  • - Crank up the tunes
  • - Brassy blast
  • - Loudspeaker sound
  • - Blast from the brass
  • - Sound a trumpet
  • - Proclaim noisily
  • - Alarming sound
  • - Proclaim vociferously
  • - Sound from a loudspeaker
  • - Sound over a subway's public address system, e.g.
  • - Be on high?
  • - Sound the trumpets
  • - Loudspeaker's sound
  • - Play up to the max?
  • - Sound like a siren, e.g.
  • - Make like a trumpet
  • - Make a tantara
  • - Blast, as a stereo
  • - Blast loudly
  • - Boom-box sound
  • - Aural assault
  • - Tantara, e.g.
  • - Radio roar
  • - Earsplitting sound
  • - Sound of trumpets, e.g.
  • - Exclaim loudly
  • - What loudspeakers do, sometimes
  • - What trumpets do
  • - Stridor
  • - Loudspeaker sound (and a letter bank for 60-Across)
  • - Tantara
  • - Trumpet's call
  • - Boombox sound
  • - Proclaim loudly
  • - Trumpet call
  • - Sound loudly
  • - Trumpet's sound
  • - Strident sound
  • - Brassy sound
  • - "Play loudly"
  • - Horn sound
  • - Trumpet sound
  • - Horn blast
  • - Gridlock sound
  • - Crank (up)
  • - Siren's sound
  • - Emulate a siren
  • - Cacophony
  • - Clangor
  • - Roar
  • - Resound
  • - ...... boom
  • - Harsh sound.
  • - Siren sound
  • - Flamboyance
  • - Clamor
  • - Trumpet
  • - Fanfare
  • - Ostentation
  • - Racket
  • - Din
  • - Bellow
  • - Clamour created by ex-PM in speech
margaret
  • - "With 26-Down, British prime minister from 1979 to 1990
  • - ... Mitchell, novelist whose only novel "Gone with the Wind" won her a Pulitzer and a National Book Award
  • - American novelist ... Mitchell whose only novel published during her lifetime was "Gone with the Wind"
  • - Prime Minister ........ Thatcher
  • - *With 49-Across, British prime minister, 1979-90
  • - With 65-Across, author of 40-Across
  • - With 53-Across, author of the quote
  • - two boys, both too short for girl
  • - "The Handmaid's Tale" novelist Atwood
  • - Peg fully lifting a million tonnes?
  • - Woman who might become a great RM
  • - Prince charles' aunt
  • - Spread element of culture, say, enthralling English girl
  • - Thorn in Dennis the Menace's side
  • - 'The Handmaid's Tale' author Atwood
  • - Female first name ultimately derived from a word meaning 'pearl'
  • - The king is persuaded to marry Reignier's daughter ........, at the end of Henry VI Part 1
  • - Woman in overturned vehicle concealing terrible rage
  • - Court on the court
  • - Pal of Dennis the Menace
  • - Windsor princess
  • - Lady Thatcher
  • - Court of tennis
  • - Thatcher of Britain
  • - Dennis Mitchell's friend
  • - Elizabeth's sister
  • - Hot Lips's given name
  • - Anthropologist Mead
  • - Popular princess.
  • - Charlie's aunt.
  • - Princess who does crosswords.
  • - Mrs. Smith.
  • - Mary ...... of Independence.
  • - Miss O'Brien.
  • - Mary ...... Truman.
  • - King's daughter.
  • - First name of popular concert singer.
  • - Charley's aunt.
  • - Oscar winning role for Meryl
  • - Novelist Laurence
  • - 'Dennis the Menace' girl
  • - Friend of Dennis the Menace
  • - Name in the headlines.
  • - "Hot Lips" Houlihan
  • - Shakespearean queen
  • - Rose
  • - Girl's name.
  • - Thatcher or Atwood
novelistic
  • - dickensian possibly forced evictions around middle of chelsea
workhouses
  • - dickensian possibly forced evictions around middle of chelsea
effete
  • - Outworn
  • - after extremists defect, socialist party is pretty useless
  • - Degenerate, decadent
  • - Spent two notes at a celebratory party
  • - Exhausted of vitality
  • - Feeble leaders from England and France attending festivity
  • - weak and lifeless half of 18 before parisian summer
  • - Weak part of racket effective on return
  • - Exhausted; decadent
  • - Decadent English party receives fine
  • - Decadent outdoor celebration after revolutionary force cleared out
  • - Flowery English female opening gala
  • - exhausted inside left at gala
  • - Spoiled by pampering
  • - Over-refined and ineffectual
  • - Like a snob
  • - Feeble; decadent
  • - Snob descriptor
  • - Soft and weak
  • - Enfeebled
  • - Over-refined, affected
  • - Weak, effeminate
  • - Lacking vitality or power
  • - Decadent English fellows having summer in Paris
  • - Lacking in physical strength
  • - Spent; degenerate
  • - Feeble outcome, caught out by sweetheart
  • - Degenerate, like Agnew's snobs
  • - Swear summer in Cannes makes you exhausted
  • - Decadent, as the snobs in a historic Agnew speech
  • - Devitalized
  • - Weak, decadent
  • - Tired or decadent
  • - Enervated
  • - Depleted of vitality
  • - Drained of vitality
  • - Like snobs in an Agnew tirade
  • - Marked by decadence
  • - Spent and sterile
  • - Spent; unproductive.
  • - Worn out with age.
  • - Exhausted of energy.
  • - Over-refined
  • - Overrefined
  • - Sissified
  • - Weak, ineffectual
  • - Unfruitful
  • - Dissipated
  • - Weakened
  • - Degenerate
  • - Outmoded
  • - Wimpy
  • - Sterile
  • - Lacking in power.
  • - Lacking vigor
  • - Lacking vitality
  • - Without vigor.
  • - Spoiled
  • - Exhausted
  • - Spent
  • - Decadent
  • - Washed up
  • - Worn-out
  • - Feeble
  • - Weak
  • - Ineffectual
  • - Corrupt
  • - Feeble — degenerate
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