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reeling
  • - Winding in fish? That's staggering!
  • - Always on the retreat, Heather is moving unsteadily
  • - Whirling dance in centre of Lagos
  • - Weak in the knees
  • - Writing from Pole in Liege novel? That's staggering!
  • - Feeling bewildered and giddy
  • - Dazed American general in retreat, and encircled
  • - In a spin
  • - a slippery type in the arena is moving unsteadily
  • - giddy from dancing
  • - Dancing fish entertained by band
  • - Dizzy, out of control
  • - Unable properly to control one's movements
  • - Stunned — staggering
  • - Punchy?
  • - Staggering; feeling giddy
  • - Swimming fish landed by crew
  • - Swimming round catching fish
  • - Far from steady
  • - Suffering from too much drink, perhaps
  • - Displaying intoxication
  • - About to fall
  • - Not steady on the feet
  • - Fisherman's activity
  • - Unsteady
  • - Off balance.
  • - Woozy
  • - Dizzy
  • - Staggering
  • - Knocked for a loop
oversight
  • - mistake concerning vision
  • - quote too much? sounds like a minor mistake
  • - Careless mistake about vision
  • - Give short screws, one's missed by mistake
  • - Inadvertent mistake concerning vision
  • - Inadvertent mistake
  • - mistake in repetition at spectacle
  • - Omission or mistake
  • - Innocent mistake concerning vision
  • - Groan, consumed by obvious lapse
  • - Mistake in supervision
  • - Watchful care ... or careless mistake
  • - Mistake shown in management?
  • - Careless mistake
  • - Move away first, correct about small mistake
  • - Mistake caused by inattentiveness
  • - a bit of negligent supervision?
  • - An omission of supervision
  • - Failure to notice a number of balls put on view
  • - an error because of vision
  • - Carelessness, lapse
  • - Accidental omission
  • - omission concerning vision
  • - Express regret in public for lapse
  • - Failure to notice surveillance
  • - a failure of management
  • - Complain open clothes will show boob
  • - Supervision (or neglect) of deliveries, given stated location
  • - supervision means seeing too much?
  • - Failure to notice something
  • - an error of management
  • - a slip in supervision
  • - Supervision — omission
  • - Failure to notice — supervision
  • - Act of omission ... or of a commission
  • - Unintentional omission
  • - Lapse in supervision
  • - Express sadness in public for error
  • - Error of omission/close attention
  • - Responsibility for lapse
  • - Inadvertent omission
  • - Attention to detail, or lack of attention to detail
  • - Inadvertence
  • - Instance of carelessness
  • - Careless omission
  • - Unconscious neglect.
  • - Omission
  • - ...... supervision
  • - Lapse
  • - An omission this Grove edition shows
fatigue
  • - Run-down, tired feeling
  • - Dog-tired feeling
  • - Rundown feeling
  • - Wear down
  • - overweight, i reckon last couple left in weariness
  • - Godfather designed sequence in the middle to represent exhaustion
  • - Drain fat that is restricting guy greatly
  • - The weariness of military duty
  • - Tire of rich Joe backing continental alliance in recession
  • - Military clothing with rear torn out shows tiredness
  • - Lethargy shown by overweight Miguel taking clothes off
  • - overwork obese police officer — skips rules often
  • - obese one oddly wasting gluten in exhaustion
  • - Shivering fit: ague causes weariness
  • - Clip of combat outfit suffering from a lack of energy
  • - Wear military gear mostly
  • - Blubber over half of visitors arriving after one is weary
  • - Extreme tiredness
  • - Shivering fit, ague, causing weariness
  • - Extreme exhaustion
  • - Temporary loss of strength and energy
  • - Weary of large portions of piggy used regularly
  • - Wash out most of military clothing
  • - Exhaustion
  • - Right out of shape having scoffed at task
  • - What an Ironman has to battle
  • - Blubber that is enveloping bloke nearly producing lethargy
  • - Overweight guide lost, out of depth and weary
  • - Exhaustion destiny brought about initially in 50% of men?
  • - Drain that's essential to sniff at, I guess
  • - Mental weariness
  • - Burnout
  • - Marathon problem
  • - Wear out
  • - Tiredness
  • - Weariness
  • - Tire
  • - Flag
  • - Mix a glue that's left out and fit exhaust
  • - a guest if struggling with no end of introductions gets exhaustion
pirateflag
  • - i talk about mark and roger, when jolly
  • - The Jolly Roger.
  • - Jolly 'Roger'?
  • - standard for a high seas villain
  • - Hook flew one
  • - Blackbeard flew one
  • - Hostile takeover symbol
  • - "Treasure Island" standard
  • - Winning pennant: 1979
  • - It has a prominent skull
slogans
  • - Ad-agency creations
  • - Madison Ave. creations
  • - Madison Avenue creations
  • - Adman's creations.
  • - journal written in without catchphrases
  • - [Hist.] Scottish Highlanders war or rallying cries
  • - hard work to get brief answer or striking phrases
  • - Advertising jingles transcribed on glass
  • - Journal lines without French mottos
  • - Sayings salons use around midnight
  • - "Think different" and "Just Do It"
  • - "yes we can" and "just do it"
  • - ad catchphrases
  • - Advertising mottoes
  • - Mottoes
  • - 'Think' for IBM and 'Think outside the bun' for Taco Bell
  • - Campaign lines
  • - Catchy phrases describing a name in high gloss
  • - 'Do the Dew' and 'Just Do It'
  • - Works hard penning article -- choice phrases required?
  • - 'Just do it' and 'Coke is it!'
  • - 'Workers of the world, unite!' and others
  • - Corporate catchphrases
  • - Ad agency output
  • - Last parts of ads, often
  • - Mottos
  • - Campaign phrases
  • - Spot finishers, often
  • - Catchphrases put new gloss over a nation's leader
  • - Politicians often repeat them
  • - Business lines?
  • - "Be all that you can be" and others
  • - T-shirt words, perhaps
  • - Ad staples
  • - Advertisers' output
  • - "Just do it" and "Just say no"
  • - Some trademarks
  • - "Be all that you can be," etc.
  • - Campaign poster inscriptions
  • - Shibboleths
  • - Motto's cousins.
  • - Advertising gimmicks.
  • - Catchy phrases.
  • - Adman's specialties.
  • - "Forward" and "Believe in America"
  • - Catchphrases
  • - Product lines?
  • - Rallying cries
  • - 'Just Do It' et al
  • - Catchwords
  • - Advertising catchphrases
  • - Words to live by
  • - "Taste the Rainbow" and "Just Do It," e.g.
gusty
  • - Windy fellow goes around the street
  • - Like the wind at times
  • - Like extremely windy days
  • - Windy
  • - Like hurricane weather
  • - blustering man takes empty spot
  • - Blustering fellow crossing street
  • - blustering fellow's gained a little weight
  • - Blustery, blowy
  • - Chap hugging stone with blasts of wind
  • - Blowing strongly (wind)
  • - Beyond breezy
  • - One of the chaps over the road is full of bluster
  • - Very breezy
  • - Full of bluster
tailoring
  • - The first original design making clothes
  • - garment-making
  • - Fashioning the end bit with circular sealant
  • - Suit-making
  • - fitting end for ingrates, in part
  • - They have to make cuts in this business
  • - fitting end of belittled band
  • - Matter of style
  • - a habit-forming occupation
digest
  • - Take in compendium
  • - Compendium.
  • - enjoy getting different set to break down
  • - Take in the implications of news summary?
  • - Reader's .. (magazine)
  • - Periodical study
  • - Dissolve in the stomach
  • - Summary of archaeological event on northern half of property
  • - all set to dig for it? then take it in slowly
  • - Abstract insult is in French
  • - get sid to show you the abstract
  • - Get Sid to make a summary
  • - woman gets order to incorporate
  • - I had written about romance in the abstract
  • - enjoy having new set to take in
  • - take down a potted account
  • - Take in and appreciate the centre of Jamestown
  • - assimilate a shortened version
  • - the little digger gets set to abstract it
  • - Assimilate a summary
  • - Some Saudi gesture follows readers
  • - enjoy new set process
  • - absorb, take in
  • - break down short story
  • - mentally assimilate
  • - Absorb summary
  • - reader's grub?
  • - Police officer gets bad review
  • - Assimilate (literally and figuratively)
  • - Take in (information or food)
  • - Take a breather from eating
  • - Reader's(magazine)
  • - Listserv subscription option
  • - Condensed magazine
  • - Collection of synopses
  • - Collection of summaries
  • - Busy person's reading
  • - Assimilate — summary
  • - Absorb (nourishment)
  • - Condense, in a way
  • - Readers
  • - Short story
  • - Periodical
  • - Absorb
  • - Break down, in a way
  • - Assimilate
  • - Condensation
  • - Synopsis
  • - It makes a long story short
  • - Summarize
  • - Brief
  • - Summary
  • - Abstract
  • - Précis
  • - Abridgement
  • - Think about
  • - Condense
  • - Pandect
  • - Swallow
  • - Take in
  • - Résumé
  • - abridged version
  • - Assimilate mentally
  • - Papers upset customer wanting upper-class periodical
  • - Condensed version
  • - understand synopsis
  • - properly assimilate a shortened version
  • - like established summary
  • - publication giving a summary
stoneage
  • - Approximately 2,500,000-5,000BC
  • - Historic period mentioned in the theme song to "The Flintstones": 2 wds.
  • - It started about 2 1/2 million years ago
  • - "The Flintstones" time period (2 words)
  • - Prehistoric period [2 wds.]
  • - wise man gets note about early period
  • - Phase + 1 = Ancient period
  • - Individual entered theatre a long time ago
  • - Person occupying the boards even before The Good Old Days!
  • - Learned about character in part of history
  • - Time for Fred and Wilma
  • - Prehistoric period lasted around 3.4 million years
  • - approach taken by wise person in olden days
  • - Somebody in the theatre when conditions were very primitive
  • - Old-fashioned coach carried United
  • - how old is the rock? palaeolithic or neolithic
  • - stage one went wrong a long time ago
  • - Stage one perhaps in the development of civilisation
  • - gem and silver point to a long time ago
  • - one's gate could date back a long way
  • - One of the Wise Guys getting to grips with way of speaking, for a time?
  • - Very old cardinal put on clothes
  • - era for fred, wilma and pebbles
  • - flintstones time
  • - "...... old time!"
  • - Time before computers, facetiously
  • - Rocky time?
  • - Primitive mood in philosopher
  • - Individual consumed by the actor's dramatic workplace during the period when all things Rocky had a mass appeal
  • - Written in past, one agenda ancient
  • - 'The Flintstones' period
  • - Rocky period in the past for individual, in part
  • - Person found in theatre that's from earliest times
  • - Very old and wise person circling pitch
  • - Apparent setting for a two-letter comic strip suggested by the answers to starred clues
  • - *Early tool time
  • - Earliest known period of human culture
  • - Rocky period in the past for individual trapped in bandstand
  • - Pre-metalworking period
  • - The Flintstones' era
  • - What metalworking ended
  • - "The Flintstones" time period
  • - Paleolithic time
  • - Primitive and backward
  • - Fred and Wilma's era
  • - Rocky period?
  • - Hard time for one entering theatre
  • - Fred and Barney's time
  • - Caveman's era
  • - Era of the caveman
  • - Rocky period of history?
  • - Barney and Fred's time
  • - Neolithic time
  • - Smelting ended it
  • - When fire was harnessed
  • - Much simpler time
  • - "Alley Oop" setting
  • - "The Flintstones" setting
  • - Petroglyph period
  • - When the Flintstones lived
  • - Theater ÷ 1 = Neolithic
  • - It began with the Paleolithic period
  • - The Paleolithic period is part of it
  • - Prehistoric time
  • - Neanderthals' heyday
  • - Time for a mammoth feast?
  • - Primitive era
  • - Ancient period
  • - Barney and Fred's day
  • - Long time ago
  • - "Flintstones" setting
  • - Pleistocene Epoch period
  • - Alley Oop's time
  • - Rocky era?
  • - Fred and Wilma's time
  • - Early era of human culture
  • - Neolithic period
  • - Cave man's era
  • - 85 for Irving in 1988?
  • - Time of the troglodytes
  • - Early time of man
  • - Eolithic period
  • - Neanderthal's time
  • - Prehistoric era.
  • - Cave man's time.
  • - Period of prehistory.
  • - Era of the Flintstones.
  • - Period in human culture.
  • - Neolithic times.
  • - Dawn of human culture.
  • - Circa 12 million years ago.
  • - Time of the cave man.
  • - Paleolithic period.
  • - First known period of human culture.
  • - Very primitive
  • - Prehistoric period
  • - Early period
  • - Primitive time
  • - Early time
  • - Period of human culture.
  • - Primeval
  • - Antediluvian
  • - Where the wild things are?
  • - Primitive.
  • - A long time ago
  • - Period of history
  • - Ancient period's character captured by wise person
  • - Individual in step with an earlier time
  • - Period that ended with the advent of metalworking
  • - colour acquired by wise figure in early historical period
scrubbingbrush
  • - cleaner cancelling encounter
  • - abandoning haste to ring bishop's cleaner
iguanas
  • - Hipster pets of the 1990s
  • - pets with scales and dewlaps
  • - Horned lizards, e.g.
  • - Desert critters
  • - Chameleon cousins
  • - Lizards
  • - Tropical American lizards
  • - Lizards seen in Yucatan
  • - Edible lizards.
  • - Giant tropical lizards.
  • - Desert denizens
  • - Some reptiles
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