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buff
  • - Yellowish-brown polish
  • - Yellowish-beige colour
  • - Shade of yellow
  • - Yellowish-brown.
  • - Yellowish shade
  • - a yellowish beige colour
  • - Envelope colour
  • - Tone or toned
  • - Expert; colour
  • - put a polish on bare skin
  • - Fit and toned
  • - bare skin (colloq)
  • - Clean to a shine
  • - Muscular aficionado
  • - Polish enthusiast
  • - Polish or muscled up
  • - Fan removes uniform for closest mate
  • - Muscular, in gym lingo
  • - Biscuit expert?
  • - Polish aficionado
  • - Skin colour
  • - Dull brownish-yellow
  • - Well-toned(Used today)
  • - Sandy colour — bare skin
  • - Polish (shoes)
  • - Like Mr. Olympia
  • - Dull brownish-yellow — expert
  • - Bare skin — enthusiast
  • - In the ...... (naked)
  • - Straw-colored
  • - Soft leather
  • - Tan color
  • - Built
  • - Beige
  • - Shine to a high gloss
  • - Expert in Polish
  • - Well-muscled enthusiast
  • - Polish to a shine
  • - Shine up
  • - Polish
  • - Polish fan
  • - Overly muscular
  • - Enthusiast; polish
  • - Like bodybuilders
  • - Polish; expert
  • - Colour of polish?
  • - Polish, as shoes
  • - Fit and muscular
  • - Polish buying up starters for party
  • - Polish expert and enthusiast
  • - Put a shine on
  • - Ripped
  • - Altogether a knowledgeable enthusiast
  • - Hobbyist
  • - Like a bodybuilder's physique
  • - Yellow-brown color
  • - Having a toned bod
  • - Take a shine to?
  • - In the ...... (nude)
  • - Avid fan
  • - In fine muscular form
  • - Ripped, in gym lingo
  • - Like a hunk
  • - Muscular, so to speak
  • - Bare skin
  • - Quite the expert
  • - Burnish
  • - Fan: Colloq.
  • - Light yellow.
  • - Fan of a sort.
  • - Ardent fan: Colloq.
  • - Medium brown.
  • - Fine velvety leather.
  • - Yellow.
  • - Totally jacked
  • - Brownish-yellow
  • - Physically fit
  • - Looking fit
  • - Muscular
  • - Aficionado
  • - Like a bodybuilder
  • - Toned
  • - Well-toned
  • - Shine
  • - "... expert ..."
  • - Maven
  • - Devotee
  • - Enthusiast
  • - the polish to be embarrassed in, in public?
  • - A fan in the nude
  • - One who is interested in and knowledgeable about a particular subject
  • - polish to a pale brownish-yellow
  • - the bare appearance of an enthusiast
  • - Dull yellow colour
  • - enthusiast badly affected by wind? not half
brief
  • - Short twisted fibre
  • - short fibre
  • - quick to change fibre
  • - a fibre preparation, not long-lasting
  • - Short word to your lawyer?
  • - Concise instruction to lawyer
  • - Give information to brusque lawyer
  • - short, broken fibre
  • - Short and to the point
  • - Concise and to the point
  • - Provide essential info to
  • - Short note attached to cheese
  • - Bring up to date
  • - Bring up to speed
  • - Something to file
  • - "... to the point!"
  • - Quick
  • - Concise, short
  • - short legal document
  • - "... Encounter," 1945 drama film that features Sergei Rachmaninoff's "Piano Concerto No. 2"
  • - Boxer alternative
  • - Short walk for a barrister
  • - instructions in few words
  • - Summary of case facts
  • - Short legal memorandum
  • - short instruction
  • - Not lasting long
  • - attorney's document
  • - Like Rita Moreno's Oscars speech
  • - Cheese fine initially, but not long
  • - Crisp and concise
  • - Instructions for a task
  • - Orders cheese for starter
  • - Written legal argument
  • - Short — essential information
  • - Concise, like a summary
  • - Cheese found by female barrister
  • - short presentation at court?
  • - Short in duration
  • - Provide someone with the facts of the case
  • - Instructions given for a task
  • - Document whose length may belie its title
  • - Brusque — lawyer (slang)
  • - "The Pelican ......" (Julia Roberts movie)
  • - "The Pelican ......" (John Grisham novel)
  • - Lasting a short time
  • - Momentary
  • - Like a 37-Down, often
  • - Court filing
  • - Concise; short-lived
  • - Of short duration
  • - Case of cheese, feta initially
  • - Supreme Court clerk's reading
  • - Short legal summary
  • - Court submission
  • - Inform of everything that happened
  • - Lawyer in pants with the rear cut out
  • - Terse in speech
  • - Legal memo
  • - Short instructions in case
  • - Legal document stating the facts of case
  • - Lawyer's filing
  • - Barrister should be succinct
  • - Legal write-up
  • - Like some punk songs
  • - Legal memorandum
  • - Court paper showing one team's points
  • - Like a summary
  • - Legal summary
  • - Short, as a speech
  • - Lawyer's writing
  • - Give a rundown
  • - Judge's reading
  • - Attorney's submission
  • - Lawyer's paper
  • - Like a trailer from Hollywood
  • - Item for a case
  • - Lawyer's homework
  • - Lawyer's summary.
  • - Word in Behrman and Coward titles.
  • - Tell about: Colloq.
  • - Instruct flyers before a mission.
  • - Ephemeral
  • - Sketchy
  • - "I'll be ......!"
  • - Attorney's filing
  • - Legal filing
  • - It may be filed
  • - Remit
  • - Fleeting
  • - Short-lived
  • - Short-winded
  • - Not long-winded
  • - Inform
  • - Apprise
  • - Synopsis
  • - Fill in
  • - Short and sweet?
  • - Outline
  • - Concise
  • - Not long
  • - Terse
  • - Abrupt
  • - Succinct
  • - Summary
  • - Précis
  • - Short
  • - Legal term.
  • - Legal paper
  • - Legal document
  • - Lawyer's document
  • - Legal case
drift
  • - Wind-formed bank of snow
  • - The way the conversation's going where the snow's piled up
  • - tenor of a talk
  • - doctor with one foot getting meaning
  • - Tendency of old penny to chink
  • - Tendency of Democrat to crack
  • - Meaning to go with the tide
  • - Tendency for a doctor to be unusually fit
  • - Float with the current
  • - Tendency of apparently unipedal medic?
  • - Split after doctor starts to wander aimlessly
  • - Move with the tide
  • - float aimlessly 12 inches behind doctor
  • - intention of doctor taking one foot
  • - Potential pile-up on icy roads in Germany and Split
  • - Meaning to join doctor, if time
  • - ... away (move away from the topic of discussion)
  • - Tendency for snow to pile up
  • - Current doctor, frightfully fit
  • - Meaning of God preceding schism
  • - to move aimlessly into a great deal of snow
  • - go off course one foot, being under the doctor
  • - wander into some snow
  • - Snow mound
  • - Accumulation of snow
  • - A .......... of pigs
  • - Move with the current
  • - Go with current meaning
  • - Windblown pile of snow
  • - Snow formation
  • - What snow can do
  • - Snow heaped up by wind
  • - Windblown snow pile
  • - Snow pile
  • - Doctor with one foot under pile of snow?
  • - Meaning of piled-up snow
  • - Snow fence sight
  • - Blow with the wind
  • - Headache for a snow shoveler
  • - Go with the tide
  • - Blown snow
  • - Snow accumulation
  • - Snow bank
  • - Kind of wood
  • - Pile of snow.
  • - Heap of snow.
  • - Go with the flow?
  • - General meaning of what is said
  • - a large mass of snow, leaves or other material piled up or carried along by the wind
  • - How a doctor can get fit in slow motion
  • - to move aimlessly into a lot of snow
  • - Move, float aimlessly
  • - Argument after Mendelssohn's fourth movement
  • - Razende stroom
  • - Meander to Surrey course co-designed by Henry Cotton
  • - Getting the gist as you go off to sleep
  • - wander at day-break
  • - '. . . if you catch my ...'
  • - tendency to be carried along
  • - Rorke's ..., British mission station beset by Zulu warriors in January 1879
  • - Meaning to get along aimlessly
  • - Stray dog's lead split
  • - General meaning to move aimlessly
  • - hardly a crazy vagrant
  • - don't have any main course?
  • - Move aimlessly; general meaning
  • - "Are you catching my ... or am I wasting my time?" ()
  • - Move slowly on the water
  • - the general idea in current travel
  • - Float off
  • - Stray(Used today)
  • - *Get carried away
  • - Trend; meaning
  • - Deviate from the intended course
  • - Be carried by the current
  • - Wander from Dublin to Split
  • - Snowstorm consequence
  • - Lose attention
  • - Snowstorm formation
  • - Quarrel started by daughter, in essence
  • - Deviate to Dublin from Split
  • - Tenor and daughter split
  • - 'Catch my ......?'
  • - Sight after a blizzard
  • - Don't strive to get the meaning
  • - A perceptive person catches it
  • - Snowstorm's aftermath
  • - Blizzard creation
  • - Float aimlessly
  • - Wander like a hobo
  • - Underlying meaning
  • - "Do you get my ......?"
  • - "Get my ....?"
  • - Snowbank
  • - Blizzard consequence
  • - Meaning, in a sense
  • - Implication
  • - Pollster's interest
  • - Proceed aimlessly
  • - Float at random.
  • - Ocean current
  • - Go off track?
  • - Tendency
  • - Float along
  • - Float
  • - Wander about.
  • - Travel aimlessly
  • - Go aimlessly
  • - Tenor ......
  • - General idea
  • - General meaning
  • - Move aimlessly
  • - Winter driving hazard
  • - Meaning
  • - Meander
  • - Wander aimlessly
  • - Wander
  • - Not stay on topic
  • - Stray
  • - Go off course
  • - See 8
  • - Leeway
  • - ...... Trend
  • - ... away lose touch
  • - Democrat at fault reveals tendency
  • - stray diamonds found by fissure
  • - tenor's effortless progress
  • - argument's general meaning
softening
  • - Sing outside frequently but reducing the strength
  • - making more malleable
  • - Making more pliable
  • - sing about frequently making things less hard
frenzy
  • - Wild excitement, agitation
  • - Wild excitement when Stephen tours east New Zealand
  • - state of violent agitation
  • - Wild surge of uncontrolled activity in a crowd
  • - Wild excitement
  • - State of violent mental agitation
  • - Cook goes around East New Zealand in a state of excitement
  • - State of excitement
  • - Touring eastern part of Commonwealth, children showing excitement
  • - State of violent excitement
  • - Hitchcock classic of '72
  • - Wild flap
  • - Violent emotional excitement
  • - frantic state
  • - Outburst from Cook tackling England opener down under
  • - Jimmy Buffett "Feeding ......"
  • - Violent excitement
  • - *Wildly excited state
  • - Violent agitation
  • - Hysteria
  • - Extreme agitation
  • - Manic state
  • - Madness
  • - Alfred Hitchcock's penultimate film
  • - Delirium
  • - His 1972 film
  • - Mania
  • - Hitchcock's penultimate movie
  • - Hubbub.
  • - Agitated state
  • - Agitation
  • - Fury
  • - 1972 alfred hitchcock film starring jon finch, alec mccowen and barry foster
flippant
  • - Sarcastic
  • - Offhand, frivolous
  • - Shallow breath follows somersault
  • - Not showing respect
  • - *Hardly solemn
  • - Frivolous old man after power in N Wales town
  • - Knock over material in the studio - it's heartless and thoughtless
  • - rude fellow with insolence, starting to provoke soldier
  • - Disrespectful cheek: loudly gasp about that
  • - Showing disrespectful levity
  • - Cheekily offhand
  • - Lose one's rag before long, being facetious
  • - Frivolous dad under pressure cuts stone
  • - Showing levity
  • - Turn up trouser for New Yorker? That's frivolous
  • - Cheek, being seen on pot in paper? It's disrespectful
  • - Frivolous, off-hand
  • - Go mad before long -- it's not serious
  • - Not serious or respectful
  • - Lacking seriousness
  • - Not very serious
  • - Pert
  • - Offhand
  • - Impudent
  • - Cheeky
  • - Disrespectful
  • - Irreverent
  • - Frivolous
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