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fasten
  • - fix quickly before half open
  • - Fix — make tight
  • - Join person starving shortly before noon
  • - Fix
  • - Fix firmly
  • - Fix securely
  • - Attach reflective excerpts of sonnets affectionately
  • - Button up, close something securely
  • - "... your seatbelts" (in-flight safety instruction)
  • - Tie down unruly set in the cooler
  • - Fan set out for tie
  • - Speedy dash to make secure
  • - Zip up, maybe
  • - Hook up, like a seat belt
  • - Attach something firmly
  • - Secure(Used today)
  • - Securely
  • - Make secure
  • - Buckle up, as a seat belt
  • - Speedy little dash to make secure
  • - Secure, as a seatbelt
  • - Button up, e.g
  • - Pin, tie or glue
  • - Make secure, as a seat belt
  • - Join footballers setting up equipment for goals
  • - Bolt is quick on his feet and fairly keen
  • - Connect, as a seat belt
  • - Buckle or button
  • - Join together, as two sides of a jacket
  • - Connect, as a child's safety seat
  • - Attach, as seat belts
  • - Tie; secure
  • - Pin, tie or zip
  • - Nail or tack
  • - Tie down, say
  • - Belt or bolt
  • - Shut up or having been banished, for having a gun
  • - Snap together
  • - Attach firmly
  • - Close, as seatbelts
  • - Snap a snap on, say
  • - "...... your seatbelts"
  • - Attach, perhaps with hardware that begins the answers to starred clues
  • - Lock into place
  • - Hook up, as a seat belt
  • - Button up
  • - ".... your seat belts"
  • - Click together
  • - Staple, say
  • - Put the screws to?
  • - Snap or staple
  • - Connect, as a 31-Across
  • - Tie or clasp
  • - Use a clasp
  • - Do up
  • - Lock
  • - Latch
  • - Affix
  • - Tether
  • - Cement
  • - Attach
  • - Attach securely.
  • - Make firm.
  • - Tie up
  • - Anchor
  • - Tie
  • - Connect
  • - Close ....
  • - Join together
  • - Join
  • - Hitch
  • - Secure
  • - Bind
  • - Get together
  • - Buckle up?
  • - Buckle
  • - Buckle, like a seat belt
  • - Secure, bind
  • - To securely attach together
  • - tie following article on traps in turn
showofhands
  • - Way to survey an audience
  • - Informal vote
  • - Raising of arms to indicate a vote
  • - It may be requested in a vote
  • - One way of taking a vote.
  • - One way to vote
  • - a decisive manual exhibition
  • - Method of voting
  • - A digital display, in part
  • - Indication of approval
comingofage
  • - Turning point for kid when Melbourne newspaper is delivered?
  • - Genre for "The Breakfast Club" or "A Catcher in the Rye"
  • - Theme of many films
  • - Getting past puberty
  • - Theme of many films, books and plays
  • - Growing up.
fling
  • - Casual try.
  • - Try, informally
  • - Attempt, informally
  • - Chuck's brief liaison
  • - Shy couple's brief relationship
  • - Brief romantic affair
  • - cast for a lively dance
  • - Not a slow throw
  • - Nothing fine about grand affair
  • - A short romance with no commitment
  • - throw some trifling things out
  • - Throw, at a carnival
  • - short dalliance
  • - affair is trivial without first trio
  • - the pitch for a lively dance
  • - Casual romance
  • - Love affair makes Scottish reel
  • - Brief romantic relationship
  • - Cast feeling like it's no good at the opening
  • - Love affair to fill hollow in middle-age
  • - casual love affair
  • - casual affair for cast
  • - Chuck seen in highland dance
  • - it often includes trysts
  • - Carry-On cast
  • - shortcoming, losing excellent affair
  • - Cast fly, initially, to get fish
  • - Side adventure
  • - Throw forcefully, like a Frisbee
  • - Throw — short affair
  • - Brief relationship
  • - One-night stand
  • - Brief affair
  • - It can be a job in the office avoiding the first current affair
  • - Chuck has brief relationship
  • - Throw wildly
  • - Cast could be the inspiration for Love Story
  • - Highland dance
  • - Summer romance, perhaps
  • - Affair; throw
  • - Launch or propel
  • - Summer romance, maybe
  • - Brief bout of hedonism
  • - Night on the town, say
  • - Cast, getting fine fish
  • - Office activity with second character wanting romance
  • - Cast presumably isn't an issue for An Ideal Husband
  • - Throw, cast
  • - One-night stand, say
  • - Showing contempt for losing out in short-lived affair
  • - Cast having fish after starter of figs
  • - Doubling up, former partner leaves knees-up at 8
  • - Summer romance, say
  • - Self indulging escapade
  • - Hurl forcefully, as a Frisbee
  • - Casual affair
  • - Hurl forcefully
  • - Kiltie's dance
  • - Impulsive indulgence
  • - Series of hook-ups
  • - Casual toss
  • - Throw violently
  • - Throw angrily
  • - Dance with kilties
  • - Unrestrained reveling
  • - Lively Highland dance
  • - Spirited dance
  • - Use a Frisbee
  • - Dundee dance
  • - Highland ......
  • - Period of unrestraint
  • - Carefree time.
  • - Throw aside.
  • - Spirited dance of Scotland.
  • - Short affair
  • - Gay time
  • - Wild spree
  • - Throw with force
  • - Throw forcefully
  • - Dalliance
  • - Brief romance
  • - Spree
  • - Scottish dance
  • - Roll in the hay?
  • - Cast
  • - Affair
  • - Love affair
  • - Lively dance.
  • - Hurl
  • - Cast off
  • - Toss
  • - Casual attempt
  • - Wild time
  • - Binge
  • - ...-pitch
  • - Chuck
  • - Throw
  • - Spell of self-indulgence
  • - Dance and have your little fun
  • - Shy Yankee leaving in a plane, possibly
  • - throw a dance
  • - Scottish reel
shortfall
  • - Deficiency (and an alternate title for this puzzle)
  • - Deficiency
  • - Minor accident producing deficit
  • - Lack indication of early New England winter?
  • - Unanticipated deficit
  • - deficit from a season of two months?
  • - Brief autumn deficit
  • - Deficit reduced some months before winter
  • - deficit for a brief season
  • - Failure to get what is needed
  • - Sharp drop in deficit
  • - What's missing from shower?
  • - Not quite enough money for a brief trip
  • - Deficits
  • - Deficit
  • - brief decline into a black hole
  • - Amount by which a quota is missed
transcendentalfunction
  • - Maths relation indefinable by a finite number of algebraic operations
layoff
  • - Stop employing
  • - Temporarily stop employing
  • - temporarily stop work
  • - Stop and fire
  • - "Stop bothering me!"
  • - "Stop bugging me!"
  • - Stop work
  • - "Leave me alone!"
  • - ... stop
  • - temporarily stop work on hedge
  • - Terminate employment when piece of wordplay offends
  • - Give up suspension from work
  • - Suspension from work
  • - suspend [employees]
  • - To let go of someone from a job
  • - Don't drink local plonk down on holiday
  • - Temporary dismissal
  • - Make redundant
  • - Temporary discharge
  • - Temporary suspension of work
  • - Let go, at work
  • - Quit irking
  • - Unemploy, in a way
  • - Unemploy temporarily
  • - Furlough
  • - Dismiss temporarily
  • - Unemploy
  • - Opposite of hire
  • - Recessionary ill
  • - What Macduff didn't do
  • - Cease: Suffix.
  • - Respite
  • - Axe
  • - Take a break
  • - Leave alone
  • - Dismiss
  • - Cut it out?
  • - Can
  • - Let go
  • - Fire
  • - Desist
pieceofcake
  • - *slice that's easy to make?
  • - It's a breeze to make a bit of a sweet treat
  • - not a difficult thing to eat?
  • - '......? I'll cut you a slice'
  • - Easy-peasy ... or a hint to the start of 17-, 24-, 36- and 51-Across
  • - Simple birthday treat?
  • - Child's play that's presented at birthday party
  • - with confusion, senior manager gets caught in counterfeit doddle
  • - It's easy (to eat)
  • - Easy thing, slangily
  • - A1: "... but it's no ......."
  • - Very easy task
  • - Simple thing to do ... and what each starred clue's answer ends with?
  • - Something easily done
  • - No-sweat job
  • - An easy crossword, e.g.
  • - "It ain't hard!"
  • - Dessert that's easy to prepare?
freespirit
  • - Nonconformist getting whisky on the house?
  • - One of the independents in the pub trade is presumably giving this away
  • - Sounds like drink is on the house for one of the independents
  • - Marcher to the beat of his own drum
  • - Nonconformist
  • - Unconventional sort of complimentary booze
  • - conformist's opposite
  • - Unconventional fellow to perform an act of exorcism?
  • - wasn't charged for drink and became completely uninhibited
  • - Bohemian ideal of penniless sot?
  • - Someone with an independent turn of mind
  • - Epithet for a New Ager
  • - Uninhibited one
  • - Uninhibited sort
  • - Complimentary alcohol for maverick
  • - Maker of one's own rules
  • - Unconventional person
  • - Unconventional sort
  • - Maverick
oneoff
  • - something occurring on a single occasion
  • - Isolated instance
  • - Single-edition mag
  • - Happening only a single time
  • - single unrepeated event
  • - done on a single occasion only when working away without energy
  • - Single instance (Hyph)
  • - Something unique I do away with
  • - unique event
  • - Singular, unique
  • - Reserving energy, switch positions with unique individual
  • - Unique - like a close guess?
  • - a point deducted for a unique event
  • - Most remarkable person
  • - Rare bird stopping and starting tours round east
  • - Unique person or occurrence
  • - Not made again
  • - Unique old revolutionary loses the head with posh guy needing no introduction
  • - Event not intended to be repeated
  • - Act not to be repeated
  • - Only ten of team present for unique occasion!
  • - Done only once
  • - Unique way of speaking missing the first half of 26 across
  • - Unrepeated event
  • - Singular publication
  • - It's unique to United for a fair amount of 26 across
  • - Remarkable person regularly sounded poorly
  • - Something not repeated
  • - Imprecise estimate? It won't happen again
  • - Show with no sequel planned
  • - Unrepeated event, in England
  • - Not to be repeated, as a performance
  • - Unrepeated event, in Essex
  • - Unduplicated event
  • - Singular event
  • - Unique person
  • - Something unique
  • - Unique thing
  • - Not to be repeated
  • - Unique
  • - ace on holiday is unique sort
  • - figure on holiday is unique character
  • - unique character triumphed, it's said, on holiday?
twobyfour
  • - Board buyer's request
  • - Board that's usually 1 5/8" x 3 5/8"
  • - Common board size
  • - Builder's board
  • - Fellow reportedly in favour of boxing with piece of wood
  • - a common size of dimensional lumber
  • - Piece of timber popularly trimmed for construction work
  • - Common lumber dimensions
  • - Wall upright
  • - Small; cramped
  • - Studding component
  • - Lumberyard item.
  • - Lumberyard purchase
knightsoftheroundtable
  • - King Arthur's companions
  • - He thinks of battleground prepared for old warriors
fisheagle
  • - Dossier contains lady with a grand bird of prey
  • - Bird of prey
peoplesrepublicofchina
  • - Country's crazy public school fee in paper
piecesofeight
  • - Treasure for the GI?
  • - THE GI?
  • - Criminal fetches pie, I go for some coins
  • - Men put energy into old contest for real money
  • - I see cop baffled before robber returns carrying scrap of gold and silver
  • - sections within rowing team finding treasure
  • - Pirate plunder ... or a hint to interpreting an appropriate number of squares in this puzzle
  • - Old Spanish coins — Long John Silver's parrot's cry
  • - Old Spanish silver coins
  • - Five-and-three, say, in old money?
  • - *Treasure chest coins
  • - Coins once found by men on board belonging to crew
  • - Two-and-six in old money?
  • - Part of Captain Kidd's treasure
  • - Pirate's parrot's cry, in "Treasure Island"
  • - Parrot's cry in "Treasure Island"
  • - Old Spanish coins
  • - Pirate's plunder
fearful
  • - Scared of loud tirade
  • - Afraid of getting a loud, lengthy rebuke
  • - Scared of disturbing a ruffle
  • - Scared female given severe reprimand
  • - Female given diatribe is scared
  • - Scared
  • - female facing reprimand is showing anxiety?
  • - Awful; afraid
  • - But not afraid to be emphatic?
  • - So timorous it's awful?
  • - Frightening female given severe reprimand
  • - Afraid; very great
  • - Trepidant.
  • - Trepid
  • - Afraid
  • - Quaking in one's boots
  • - Timorous
  • - Frightening
  • - Apprehensive
  • - Frightened
  • - Anxious
  • - Quaking in one's boots following reprimand
  • - Phobic
  • - Iron faulty, frau left frightened
  • - Afraid to spill RAF fuel
  • - Terrified
fortuneteller
  • - Carnival attraction.
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