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puff
  • - Powder-...... football (sport with all-female teams)
  • - Cream ...... (sweet dessert)
  • - Word before 'piece' or 'pastry'
  • - Word with "cream" or "powder"
  • - Word with powder or cream
  • - Word repeated before "pass"
  • - Word after cream or powder
  • - Powder or cream
  • - Powder
  • - Powder holder
  • - Cream
  • - magic dragon who lived by the sea.
  • - seabird missing in gust
  • - Little burst of air
  • - show shortage of breath, as smokers do
  • - Dragon's burst of smoke
  • - A magic dragon
  • - Huff and ...... (breathe heavily)
  • - Smoker's action
  • - Short, light breath of wind
  • - Huff and ...... (blow like the Big Bad Wolf)
  • - Exaggerated praise (for promotional purposes?)
  • - Certain dragon
  • - "The Magic Dragon" of song
  • - Little Jackie Paper's magical pal of song
  • - Short breath; advert
  • - Small piece of advertising
  • - Musical dragon loved by Little Jackie Paper
  • - Magic dragon
  • - What an out-of-shape person might do while exercising
  • - Cigar smoker's output
  • - Dragon of folkies
  • - Magic dragon of song
  • - Huff partner
  • - Light pastry; advert
  • - Ball of smoke
  • - Honalee-dwelling dragon
  • - Gasp at complimentary review
  • - Drag on a cigar
  • - Short gust of wind
  • - Locomotive output
  • - Jackie Paper's pal
  • - Hollow pastry
  • - "......, the Magic Dragon"
  • - Dragon's name, in a song
  • - Magical dragon
  • - Quick blast of air
  • - Dragon who lived by the sea
  • - Frolicker in a Peter, Paul and Mary song
  • - Short blast of wind
  • - Honalee frolicker
  • - Light pastry
  • - Small drawing?
  • - Dragon of song
  • - Memorable dragon
  • - Overblown praise
  • - Honah Lee resident
  • - Huff's partner
  • - Legendary dragon
  • - Bit of a drag
  • - Variety of pastry
  • - Praise unduly.
  • - Kind of light pastry.
  • - Quilted bed covering.
  • - Type of pastry
  • - Comforter
  • - Smoke
  • - Swell up
  • - Drag on a joint
  • - It's a drag
  • - Bit of wind
  • - Bit of smoke
  • - Pastry shell
  • - Compact disc?
  • - Pastry.
  • - ......-breath
  • - Breathe heavily
  • - Gasp
  • - Blow hard
  • - Breathe in short gasps
  • - Be out of breath
  • - Huff
  • - Breathe hard
  • - Gust
  • - Blow
  • - ...... piece
  • - Swell
  • - See 41-Across
  • - Magic dragon's name
  • - Short burst of breath
  • - exhale pantingly
  • - promotion from flier – 1/3 off!
shofar
  • - A ram's horn sounded in a synagogue daily during the month of Elul and repeatedly on Rosh Hashanah
  • - Hebrew horn
  • - horn blown during elul
  • - Ram's horn used ceremoniously as trumpet
  • - Rosh Hashanah horn
  • - Rosh Hashana horn
  • - Ram's-horn horn
  • - Synagogue ram's horn
  • - Ram's-horn trumpet
  • - Ceremonial ram's horn
  • - Yom Kippur horn
  • - Ram's horn used on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur
  • - Ram's horn used on Rosh Hashanah
  • - Ram's horn used as an instrument
  • - Ram's horn in Jewish rituals
  • - Instrument made from a ram's horn
  • - Horn used in Tishri
  • - Horn made from a ram's horn
  • - Sounder of warning up to now about hospital
  • - Yom Kippur instrument
  • - Rabbi's instrument
  • - Synagogue instrument
diamondsareforever
  • - James Bond film that features characters called Bambi and Thumper
  • - Bond film that's a real gem?
  • - James Bond movie
byfleet
  • - Village forming a suburb of Woking, Surrey, between the River Wey and the River Mole
bloomfield
  • - ...... Road, home ground of Blackpool FC
csforester
  • - English novelist who wrote the Horatio Hornblower series and The African Queen
  • - "The African Queen" novelist
  • - Hornblower's creator
  • - "The African Queen" writer
  • - Cecil Louis Troughton Smith's pen name
ofan
  • - Germ ...... idea
  • - the pogues' the body .... .... american featured in the tv series the wire.
  • - In the wink .... eye [2 wds.]
  • - in the middle .... .... island: tony bennett song.
  • - The face ...... angel
  • - NOFX's "Idiot Son ...... Asshole"
  • - James Weldon Johnson's "The Autobiography ...... Ex-Colored Man"
  • - In the blink ...... eye: 2 wds.
  • - Endera
  • - "It's the end ...... era": 2 wds.
  • - In the blink .... eye
  • - In the wink .... eye
  • - End era
  • - In the twinkling .... eye
  • - End-era link
  • - Blink-eye link
  • - Pirandello's "Six Characters in Search ...... Author"
  • - Blink ...... eye
  • - The end .. .. era
  • - "It's the end ...... era"
  • - Wink ...... eye
  • - "Confessions .... English Opium-Eater": 1821 De Quincey work
  • - Twinkling-eye link
  • - P. D. James's "Death ...... Expert Witness"
  • - Twinkling - eye
  • - " . . . in the twinkling ...... eye": I Cor. 15:52
  • - " . . . wings ...... angel"
  • - "Confessions ...... Advertising Man."
  • - "The way ...... eagle in the air . . . "
  • - "In the blink ___ eye" (very quickly): 2 wds.
  • - In the twinkling .... eye [2 wds.]
emf
  • - which uk group had a us number one with unbelievable?
  • - "unbelievable" pop group
  • - uk band with the hit "unbelievable"
  • - "Unbelievable" band
  • - "Unbelievable" rock band
  • - "Unbelievable" dance band
  • - Band with the 1991 #1 hit "Unbelievable"
  • - "Unbelievable" band of 1991
  • - British band with the 1991 #1 hit "Unbelievable"
  • - 1990s "Unbelievable" band
  • - Techno-funk band with the 1991 hit "Unbelievable"
  • - Techno-funk band with the 1991 #1 hit "Unbelievable"
  • - Techno-funk band with the #1 hit "Unbelievable"
  • - Target of a CRT's shielding
  • - Group whose 1991 hit sampled Andrew Dice Clay
  • - Short way to refer to electromagnetic fields
  • - Voltmeter measure [init.]
  • - Voltmeter meas.
  • - Voltage letters
  • - "Schubert Dip" U.K. dance band
  • - Voltaic cell meas.
  • - Source of voltage: Abbr.
  • - Pressure, to an E.E.
  • - It's expressed in volts: Abbr.
  • - Generator output: Abbr.
furlong
  • - 660 feet.
  • - Warm coat extended some length
  • - About 1/5 of a kilometer
  • - Distance unit
  • - Sprinters used to run this and roll up on finishing at last
  • - No door in ground floor for some distance
  • - 220 yards
  • - Eighth of a mile
  • - One of ten in the Kentucky Derby
  • - Roll up, going, at first, round about part of a mile
  • - The event on June 10, 1944, was a seven-...... race
  • - Length unit
  • - Racetrack distance
  • - Horseracing measure of 220 yards
facup
  • - which is the oldest football competition in the world?
  • - Football competition
  • - New opening for old Lancashire mill town creates competition
  • - UK soccer competition
  • - Matt Busby twice won this trophy as manager of Manchester United
offaly
  • - Irish county named after the of Kingdom of Uí Failghe
  • - Irish county formerly known as King's
francis
  • - Champion steeplechase jockey turned author of over 40 novels
  • - Racing-based mystery author Dick, whose son Felix also writes racing-based mysteries
  • - "Whip Hand" author
  • - Dick ......, author of novels set in the world of horse racing
  • - The man is after Swiss currency
  • - The first pope who came from the Americas
  • - italian saint. ........ of assisi
  • - money is given to this man
  • - Patron saint of Italy
  • - French currency is for animal-loving saint
  • - Pope since 2013
  • - Patron saint of animals
  • - Ontario's .......... Carl Roy
  • - Newspaper columnist, Diane
  • - English philosopher, d. 1626 — Dublin-born painter, d. 1992
  • - Diane ........Mahovlich
  • - Columnist Diane
  • - Pope after Benedict XVI
  • - Sir — Drake
  • - St -- of Assisi, Italian monk
  • - Pope who declared "I am a sinner. This is the most accurate definition"
  • - Saint from Assisi
  • - Crick who co-discovered DNA structure
  • - Crick who co-discovered DNA's structure
  • - Animals' patron
  • - Drake the navigator
  • - Bacon or Drake
  • - The talking mule
  • - ...... Scott Key
  • - "Car 54" character
  • - "What's My Line?" regular
  • - "Much Ado About Nothing" friar
  • - Hollywood's talking mule
  • - Last Holy Roman emperor
  • - Essayist Bacon
  • - Dancer in a 1921 song
  • - Crèche popularizer
  • - Bird-loving saint.
  • - Talking mule of movies.
  • - The saint of simplicity.
  • - He married Mary, Queen of Scots.
  • - Well-known TV name.
  • - Drake, for one
  • - See 5-Across
  • - fine car's in ground for singer connie
baffle
  • - Word used to mean perplex or puzzle; or, an aggregation of grit
  • - strange fable about female with puzzle
  • - Puzzle from mischievous child given tremendous backing
  • - Completely puzzle someone
  • - Return of Puck with wonderful puzzle
  • - Puzzle — foil
  • - Confound the Spanish female with extremely good climbing
  • - Don't let them make sense of that bunch hanging around the party
  • - Confuse, puzzle
  • - Puzzle
  • - Defeat the formation of much unsafe flab
  • - female repeatedly sucked in by haystack puzzle
  • - Thinks himself fabulous so internal review will mystify him
  • - confuse double folio in bundle
  • - Bewilder, confound
  • - Confound the regulator!
  • - Totally bewilder
  • - Flummox two females in hay bundle
  • - Fox, fine female in pack
  • - Very loud -- pack round to mute sound
  • - Present a poser to
  • - Mystify, flummox
  • - Keep hitters off balance, e.g.
  • - Cause to be stuck
  • - Deflecting screen
  • - Foil or check.
  • - Perplex, bewilder
  • - Frustrate
  • - Stymie
  • - Stump
  • - Mystify
  • - Perplex
  • - Thwart
  • - Bewilder
  • - Befuddle
  • - Flummox
  • - Confuse
  • - Bemuse.
  • - Throw for a loop
  • - Discombobulate
  • - Confound
  • - Nonplus
  • - Throw
  • - confound the sound regulator
frames
  • - Bowling rounds
  • - Bowling divisions
  • - Bowling units
  • - Kegler's scoring divisions
  • - Innings in bowling.
  • - Playing units, as in bowling.
  • - Divisions of a game, in bowling.
  • - Divisions of a bowling game.
  • - Bowling scorecard squares
  • - Fits up local employed by the opticians
  • - They hold lenses
  • - Picture holders
  • - Warby Parker purchases
  • - Optician's stock
  • - Borders, around pictures say
  • - Purchase at an optometrist's
  • - Fits up local in the opticians
  • - Mirror borders
  • - Artistic surroundings?
  • - Portrait holders
  • - Purchase at an optician's
  • - Eyewear-store purchase
  • - Optical selection
  • - Optician's selection
  • - Picture accessories
  • - Bears false witness
  • - Sets up a patsy
  • - Rigs the evidence
  • - Plants evidence on
  • - Devises.
  • - Contrives.
  • - Baseball innings.
  • - Turkey's three
  • - Fashions
  • - Sets up
  • - Optician's wares
  • - Puts into words
  • - Lens holders
  • - Encloses in a border
  • - warby parker array
edifice
  • - A large or imposing building; or, a complex organization
  • - Large building, especially an imposing one
  • - chess organisation put up with frozen stuff in building
  • - Hendrix, regularly loud, rocks building
  • - Building seen from both ends of the editor's office
  • - Text manager providing rocks for building
  • - building is partly to be demolished if i cede control
  • - Structure with roof and walls
  • - what if i see dee in such a large building?
  • - Building's effect initially provided in cubes
  • - our editor, if freezing, demands a bigger building
  • - if i cede it to you i'll make the building taller
  • - Wondered if icehouse is outside this building
  • - A large, imposing building
  • - Impressive building, also a big name in watches manufactured by Casio
  • - Ed and I, if put back on Church of England building
  • - building collapses, deficient without books
  • - Permanent building
  • - Imposing-looking building
  • - Building
  • - Imposing building
  • - Large building
  • - ... Edward providing glacial material for building?
  • - Large, imposing building
  • - Big building
  • - Building of French erected providing formality
  • - Building horrendous deficit mostly with the west of Europe
  • - English having endless deficit after crash that's building
  • - Journalist provided with diamonds in town hall perhaps
  • - Building seen from both ends of editor's office
  • - Building on condition that European cuts curtailed housing
  • - Building equations, at first provided in numbered cubes
  • - Journalist provided with cool, complex organisation
  • - Organisation's independence entered into demotion of head of Federal Reserve
  • - Limited energy provided during cut in building
  • - Impressive building
  • - The Empire State Building, for one
  • - The Sears Tower, e.g.
  • - Major building
  • - The U. N. building, for instance.
  • - Any large building.
  • - Building part-abandoned if ice-bound
  • - Massive imposing building
  • - starts to examine dome in fine italian church - a large imposing building
  • - Stylish building
  • - nakatomi plaza, for one
  • - Large built structure
  • - Journalist provided formality and structure
  • - turn away from uncertified another construction
  • - Large structure
  • - "So is that ......?"
  • - In city, Castro nearly set up complex organisation
  • - Structure
  • - Sheeran providing something cool, something monumental
  • - Construction books missing from deficient supply
  • - Imposing structure
  • - Tower, for example
  • - Urban skyline standout
  • - Cityscape feature
  • - Urban skyline component
  • - High-rise, e.g.
  • - Skyscraper
  • - Skyscraper, e.g.
  • - Cathedral, for example.
  • - Monument.
  • - Construction ....
frafilippolippi
  • - 15th-century Italian painter whose Madonna and Child with Angels is in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence
  • - Renaissance artist who's famous for his "Coronation of the Virgin"
take-off
  • - An act of mimicry; an instance of becoming airborne; or, the spot from which one leaves the ground
  • - Become airborne
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