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lunge

- Thrust oneself suddenly forwards
- Sudden forward movement of the body
- Essentially, large gnu leaps up, making a sudden move towards them
- Long rope or rein used in training or exercising horses
- Take a breather before the finish line then thrust forward
- thrust a cardinal into winter sports equipment
- A stepping back exercise; to suddenly reach for
- Sudden forward rush
- Fencing move new in winter sport
- Thrust in a spiteful ungentlemanly manner
- After breather, energy to spring forward
- Thrusting, forward movement
- Sudden forward leap
- Forward dive
- sudden forward thrust, in fencing
- Sudden jump forward
- (Make a) sudden thrust
- Jump forward
- head off to dive and thrust forward
- a sudden forward movement.
- Move with a foil
- Thrust with a sword
- An attacking thrust in fencing
- Sudden thrust in fencing
- Sudden push forward
- Sudden forward motion
- Strike out in a forward motion
- Go straight at in fencing
- Forward thrust, to a fencer
- Exercise where you take a long step forward
- (Make a) forward thrust
- Sudden forward thrust
- Sudden move in fencing
- Left organisation retiring, for example, in spring
- Attack enemy leader after a breather
- Sudden move in winter sports event around November
- Big leap forward
- Sudden movement in sitting room, nothing less
- Dive forward into room, nothing missing
- Dive forward
- Left organisation before Rising, for example, in Rush
- Attempt at a fencing touch
- Alternative to a parry
- Kendo motion
- Make a move, in fencing
- Make a thrust
- Forward thrust
- Make a desperate move
- Dart forward
- Thrust in fencing.
- Plunge forward suddenly.
- Leap forward.
- Fencer's sudden pass with a foil.
- Sudden forward movement
- Plunge forward
- Thrust forward
- Take a stab at
- Push forward easily, initially, after breather
- point toboggan out in sudden movement
- Move forward aggressively
- a breather, to get energy for sudden thrust
- following a breather, the ultimate in intensive exercise
- Exercise that stretches the hamstrings
- quickly dive losing power and thrust
- Calf-strengthening exercise
- yoga class move
- Quad-strengthening exercise move
- toboggan acquires new sudden movement
- Dueling move
- Some hospital ungenerously making charge
- Fencer's attack
- Stretch that works the quads and glutes
- Breather required before everyone's third jab
- winter sport includes new sudden movement
- Fencers often do this
- Left organisation, for example, over Spring
- Fencing movement
- Epeeist's move
- Quadriceps-strengthening exercise
- Breather needed, then energy and thrust
- Quad/glute exercise
- Epeeist's maneuver
- Spring left organisation for Rising, for example
- Sudden thrust
- Swordsman's thrust?
- Quad-strengthening exercise
- Epeeist's attack
- Train on line to advance suddenly
- With nothing to lose, lie about dive
- Breather before battle's final thrust
- Thigh-toning exercise
- Desperate move
- Suddenly leap (at)
- Shoestring-catch move
- It's often parried
- Dueler's move
- Swordfighter's move
- Move with an epee
- Epeeist's thrust
- Leg-bending exercise to firm up the glutes
- Fencing technique
- Basic fencing technique
- Sword fighter's move
- Duel action
- Épée move
- Swordsman's maneuver
- Sword thrust
- Passado
- Suddenly run (at)
- Swordsman's ploy
- Attack to parry
- Knife wielder's move
- Unexpected movement
- Rush; charge
- Dueling maneuver
- Swordsman's sally
- Musketeer maneuver
- Fencer's sudden thrust
- Fencing feint
- Fencer's action.
- Fencer's movement.
- Duelist's pass.
- Fencing thrust
- Fencer's thrust
- Fencing attack.
- Fencer's move
- Fencing ploy
- Fencing move
- Fencing action
- Fencing maneuver
- Leg day exercise
- Leg exercise
- Fencing term
- Quick thrust
- Sudden move
- Sudden movement
- Thrust
- Dart
- Go for it
- Charge
- Dive without leader as well
- exercise on leg day

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genera

- Groups of species that are not entirely common
- classes of objects
- certain classes the brass-hat never finishes
- The majority of officer classes?
- taxonomic subdivisions of families
- Middle-aged ones cram classes
- Classes from Information Age
- Almost all of officer classes
- Classes in biology?
- Groups of species
- Species
- Most of the officer ranks
- Groups of fifty despatched by senior officer
- Period in support of information for biology classes
- Biology classes
- Plural of 5-Across
- They're divided into species
- Taxonomic groups ranked above species
- Classes
- Biological classes
- Classes of species
- Classes or groups
- Classes of many species.
- Groups of related species.
- Classes of animals.
- Officer found endless groups of similar species
- Family groups delivering information on time
- Groups age on dope
- Taxonomic groups lower than a family
- Family subdivisions, in biology
- Categories in biology
- Biology categories
- Family divisions
- Groups put in care neglected, looking back
- Groups providing information over time
- High-ranking officer dismissing line in groups
- Taxonomic groups in Information Age
- Family divisions, in taxonomy
- Categories making up a family
- Family subdivisions
- Biological divisions
- First book live backing groups ...
- Canis and Felis
- Blood vessel
- Biological categories
- Category
- Categories
- Family members
- Biological groups
- Biological family subdivisions
- Family subgroups
- Family subcategories
- Scientific name parts
- Varieties
- Group with common attributes
- Equus and others
- Kinds; sorts
- Taxonomic categories
- Major divisions, in biology
- Kinds.
- Plant-animal categories.
- Classifications, in biology.
- Classifications.
- Subdivisions in biology.
- Sorts.
- Categories used by biologists.
- Groups
- Biological classifications
- Taxonomic groups
- Taxonomic subdivisions
- Biological subdivisions
- Taxonomic divisions

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toppling

- Overthrowing, deposing
- Overthrowing
- Removing (from power)
- Overbalancing
- Causing to fall
- Falling pound cutting capital
- Knocking over

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renege

- Go back on a promise or deal
- go back in the general retreat
- Go back (on a contract)
- Fail to carry out a promise
- Break one's promise
- Break a promise in reversing the general pact
- Nice guy, say, stands up to go back
- Don't do this. Keep your promise and you'll secure a pact from a percentage of them at least.
- What degenerate keeps back to break an agreement
- go back inside serene geyser
- Not make good on a promise
- Go back on deal
- Play a club when you should have played a heart
- Go back on an obligation
- Fail to carry out a commitment
- Welsh like interrupting Frenchman
- Disown note with negative tone lacking weight
- cop out and about — officer — gangster absconding near central, minnesota
- Renounce green reforms surrounding energy
- Default, welsh
- Change one's mind
- Welch
- Error in bridge.
- Misplay

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sergeant

- greets an alternative officer
- russian boy soldier becomes an nco
- Strange European initially somehow becoming an army officer
- "... York," 1941 biographical film starring Gary Cooper for which he won an Oscar
- greets an awe-inspiring figure in private circles, maybe
- when little ernie gets on the stage he's in a mess
- possibly greets an n.c.o.
- twill worker as an n.c.o.
- An opening for tailor after worsted fabric, one with stripes
- Non-commissioned officer in the armed forces
- Snorkel, in 'Beetle Bailey'
- Officer in twilled fabric meeting social worker
- Greets an angry member of the barracks
- Officer and worker after a bit of work in the Kent area?
- To whom a private says 'Sir, yes, sir!'
- Warden in "From Here to Eternity."
- Base figure
- Private's boss
- officer in woollen fabric, one of 13?
- police ........, rank that is above constable in the uk
- Soldier's strange complex involving hallucinatory drug
- Senior army NCO
- Corporal's superior
- John .., BBC reporter forever associated with the downfall of Margaret Thatcher
- Cloth worker becoming police officer
- having some power he's sent out to gear up
- serviceman set about alteration of the range
- nco's name for a social crawler
- Policeman dispatched without right equipment endlessly
- non-commissioned officer wanting ten gears, possibly
- Police officer gets near criminal
- Screwed up gear inside. Sent policeman
- somehow estrange the military man
- Dick perhaps transported fencing gear to compound
- officer finding material on worker
- gear sent off for officer
- Police officer who ranks below the lieutenant
- Enlisted officer
- Constable's superior as painter we're told
- Colonist put on fabric, one with stripes
- Police rank
- Reagents (anag)
- Rank above corporal
- Gets near (anag) — NCO
- York, e.g.
- Non-commissioned officer
- Bilko or Pepper
- Drill instructor?
- Bilko, for one
- Marine rank
- Officer requires agents organised to protect queen
- Officer material, leading soldier perhaps
- Officer agitatedly enrages troops to begin
- Policeman enters a complex carrying gun, initially
- Material needed by worker and officer
- English getting into strange sort of army rank
- Estrange hopeless army officer
- Constable's superior, American painter said
- Officer material, ace joining Nato oddly
- Officer's gear sent for repair
- Bilko's rank
- Drill instructor, usually
- Top kick
- The Beatles' Pepper, for one
- Air Force rank
- Pepper or York
- A noncom rank
- Pepper's rank
- Snorkel, for one
- Drilling expert?
- Beatles' Pepper
- Snorkel or York
- Pepper, for instance
- Pepper for one
- "The ......," Steiger film: 1968
- York or Preston
- "...... York," 1941 movie
- York, for one
- Police office.
- Lieutenant's assistant.
- Inspector's aide.
- Bilko.
- Alvin Cullum York.
- Three-striper.
- Noncommissioned officer.
- Police officer
- Noncom
- Squad leader
- Barracks boss
- NCO
- Army NCO
- The Beatles' ...... Pepper
- Army rank
- Military rank
- Army man.
- john ..., broadcaster who authored 2001 volume of autobiography give me ten seconds