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strange
  • - it seems odd to wander around on the street
  • - Unusual way to approach the mountains
  • - Odd way to move around
  • - Weird holy man found next to mountains
  • - odd way to go from place to place
  • - Odd street leads to the mountains
  • - Odd to set limits on scope
  • - Curious saint having to wander
  • - Unusual way to display anger
  • - Brief way to classify rum
  • - Odd way to go over hills
  • - Unfamiliar street to an extent
  • - How things seem to Alice in Wonderland.
  • - Hard to explain
  • - unusual use of garnets
  • - Flew in and gets cracking about: odd
  • - Unusual street oven
  • - Stone cooking system is unusual
  • - unusual way, developing anger
  • - Mystical "Doctor" of Marvel Comics
  • - Doctor ... in the Multiverse of Madness
  • - Could be Bigelow's Days, could be a wizard
  • - Unusual rag sent astray
  • - 'Dr. ... in the Multiverse of Madness'
  • - Boulevard scope is rather weird
  • - Curious saint called Elmo initially
  • - Odd, weird
  • - ... and a good man on the stove - it's odd
  • - alien telephoned in the outset
  • - Gets criminal stashing smuggled rum
  • - doctor who enters the multiverse of madness in a 2022 film
  • - Like anomalies
  • - Criminal Wagner remains out of prison
  • - phoned, interruptine holy one, european – that's odd
  • - aliens turning around called odd
  • - Peculiar garnets!
  • - mountain chain at the end of the street is unusual
  • - Odd street where shooting occurs
  • - Unknown visitor finally polished off rum
  • - Unusual garnets recollected
  • - Doctor ... (Marvel's Sorcerer Supreme)
  • - step mostly round called unusual
  • - Odd saint given scope
  • - Unusual, odd
  • - Odd; unusual
  • - Foreign agents out: Resistance in
  • - Odd stone on practice area
  • - A way variety can be rather weird
  • - Curtis —, golfer; 1988 and 1989 winner of the US Open Championship
  • - Funny but not ha-ha funny
  • - Flavor of quark
  • - "My ...... Addiction" (TLC reality series)
  • - Not normal
  • - Odd mountains behind street
  • - Foreign agents out snaring Resistance
  • - Unfamiliar Sargent composition
  • - Foreign agents worked with Resistance
  • - Gilbert & Sullivan initially aren't terribly funny
  • - Surreal gag doesn't stop Labour's leader ...
  • - Virtuous man on field that's foreign
  • - Sargent composition's weird
  • - Foreign agents — perhaps Resistance infiltrates
  • - Odd mountains, by the way
  • - Queer Street resounded with the last of these
  • - Bizarre row initiated by holy person
  • - Like proverbial bedfellows
  • - Forest ranger, somewhat odd
  • - Weird garnets, faked
  • - Not ordinary open country, by the way
  • - Odd, peculiar
  • - Curtis who won two U.S. Opens
  • - Surreal, say, painting's put up round nail head
  • - Eyebrow-raising
  • - Outside the known
  • - Quite curious
  • - Not easily explained
  • - Adjective for Ripley
  • - Like some bedfellows
  • - Like cases on "The X-Files"
  • - Idiosyncratic
  • - Doctor of Marvel Comics
  • - Golfer who won the U.S. Open in 1988 and 1989
  • - 1967 Doors hit People Are ......
  • - Word in a Heinlein title
  • - 1988-89 U.S. Open champ Curtis
  • - Golfer Curtis
  • - U.S. Open golf champ: 1988-89
  • - L. Smith's "...... Fruit"
  • - O'Neill's "...... Interlude"
  • - Curtis of the P.G.A.
  • - Houston Open winner in 1980
  • - Unaccountable
  • - What "truth is always."
  • - "Interlude" of O'Neill title.
  • - Surprising.
  • - "A soldier full of ...... oaths."—As You Like It.
  • - Quark flavor
  • - Offbeat
  • - Missing a few marbles
  • - Anomalous
  • - Quaint
  • - Not the norm
  • - Eldritch
  • - Eerie
  • - Alien
  • - Foreign ......
  • - Fey
  • - Interlude
  • - Off-center
  • - Exotic
  • - Mighty peculiar
  • - Novel
  • - Unaccustomed
  • - Screwy?
  • - Uncommon
  • - Unusual
  • - Out of the ordinary
  • - Off-the-wall
  • - Oddball
  • - Eccentric
  • - Outré
  • - Freaky
  • - Out there
  • - Curious
  • - '...... funny!'
  • - Outlandish
  • - Way out
  • - Off
  • - Way out there
  • - New
  • - Unfamiliar
  • - Hitherto unknown
  • - Peculiar
  • - Odd
  • - Weird
  • - Otherworldly
  • - Bizarre
  • - Extraordinary
  • - Singular
  • - funny gag doesn't restrain labour's leader
  • - odd grants conferred with energy
  • - Mystifying
  • - Unusual; peculiar
  • - unusual garnets
  • - Alien re-echoed in Aliens, in retrospect
  • - Marvel superhero Doctor ...
figured
  • - thought to be like walnut veneer
  • - reckoned the number to be 500
  • - Thought to have played a part
  • - thought to number 500
  • - Thought to be beautiful as walnut
  • - Thought that sticky fruit stuck no end
  • - "Exactly what I thought"
  • - reckoned to have fired about half the guns
  • - Deduced
  • - Reckoned
  • - Computed
  • - Calculated.
  • - Worked out
  • - Tallied
  • - Reckoned it means "with a pattern"
ogres
  • - so reg disperses the monsters!
  • - dog respectful about monsters
  • - Man-eating monsters rose unsteadily after swallowing gallons
  • - monsters make some progress
  • - gorse, ruined by monsters
  • - dog respectful around monsters
  • - monsters making us go up about seconds
  • - Monsters consequently turning on head of security
  • - Monsters making a lot of progress
  • - monsters that help to make progress
  • - Monsters finally go looking for three knights
  • - Legendary monsters
  • - Villains of some fables
  • - Villains of fables and rhymes
  • - Man-eating monsters
  • - Hideous monsters
  • - Giant monsters
  • - Fable monsters
  • - Some storybook monsters
  • - Mean monsters
  • - Shrek and Fiona, for example
  • - Fictional giants
  • - some underdog restraining giants
  • - Fantasy fiends
  • - Princess Fiona and Shrek
  • - great villains, a bit retrogressive
  • - Creatures like Shrek and Fiona
  • - Storybook brutes
  • - gorse used by terrifying people
  • - Man-eaters
  • - scary brutes
  • - '... are like onions' ('Shrek' quote)
  • - folklore brutes
  • - Grotesque creatures in fairy tales
  • - shrek and family
  • - Fairytale baddies
  • - Menacing fairy tale creatures
  • - some underdog resisting giants
  • - Frightening people consequently turning on head of security
  • - somehow goes right in to see the giants
  • - Grimm baddies
  • - Mean ones
  • - Frightful giants
  • - Bedtime story baddies
  • - Fiends of fantasy
  • - Storytime meanies
  • - Scarebabes
  • - Hideous giants
  • - Grimm meanies
  • - Grimm group
  • - Baddies in bedtime stories
  • - Some Grimm villains
  • - Role-playing game beasts
  • - Folklore giants
  • - Fantasy gaming army
  • - Cruel beasts
  • - Brutish beasts
  • - Brutish baddies
  • - World of Warcraft creatures
  • - World of Warcraft baddies
  • - Windigos
  • - Villains of some fairy tales
  • - Trolls' first cousins
  • - They're monstrous
  • - Storybook fiends
  • - Some humanoids of myth
  • - Snarly giants
  • - Shrek's ilk
  • - Shrek and Princess Fiona, e.g.
  • - Shrek and his relatives
  • - Shrek and Fiona, in "Shrek"
  • - Scary ones
  • - Scary group
  • - Scarers
  • - Remorseless bosses
  • - Really unpleasant people
  • - Really mean people
  • - People eaters
  • - Overbearing bosses
  • - Nightmare creatures
  • - Mythical man-eaters
  • - Monstrous people
  • - Monstrous meanies in some fairy tales
  • - Monstrosities
  • - Mean, ugly ones
gentleman
  • - Subdue staff chap
  • - Chap of good position
  • - Well-mannered chap
  • - Courteous chap
  • - Refined chap such as Suranne Jones' Jack
  • - fellow with gem lent an alternative
  • - Mata Hari, say, losing head over lover once, a person of some standing
  • - Man of refinement
  • - also an officer in 1982 richard gere film?
  • - chivalrous male
  • - Polite and cultured male
  • - gallant sir?
  • - Glen met an absurd fellow
  • - he has to tangle men up
  • - 2013 top 10 Psy hit sung primarily in Korean
  • - Male of refinement
  • - Fellow in desperate tangle with men
  • - Courteous male
  • - Gallant type
  • - "Simply a patient wolf": Lana Turner
  • - Courteous fellow
  • - Toff
  • - Lady's escort
  • - Valet
  • - Gallant.
caught
  • - trapped in tennis area, we hear
  • - Constable's first to have a rotten thug arrested
  • - Arrested - with hearing in court
  • - Heard where hearings take place in hearing
  • - & 11 Across Were attractive buttocks one result of playing 9 25?
  • - "... you," scream out loud if the player with the last one card fails to say 13a
  • - where one ends up, we hear, when arrested
  • - it's trapped in tennis area, say
  • - apprehended in the tribunal, say
  • - taken as cold and interminably arrogant
  • - like a fish on the line
  • - Way out in cricket?
  • - Worked at home
  • - Ensnared
  • - Saw or seized
  • - Trapped, captured
  • - Trapped animal — how horrible to be cornered
  • - Stopped and held a moving object
  • - Trapped and dismissed as a batsman
  • - No longer wanted
  • - Foiled by a Fisk throw
  • - Played back of the plate
  • - Not fumbled.
  • - Was in time for.
  • - Contracted
  • - Snagged
  • - Not loose
  • - Nabbed
  • - Espied
  • - Captured
  • - Trapped
  • - Came down with
  • - Apprehended.
  • - Entangled
  • - Cold, anything contracted?
  • - Trapped somewhere with a net, by the sound of it
highchair
  • - elated cleaner getting hold of one infant's seat
  • - Tot's mealtime perch
  • - Baby's seat at the table
  • - Tipsy committee head?
  • - Small diner location?
  • - Seat that comes with a tray
  • - One may be found in the kitchen
fright
  • - sudden panic when the first of the regiment is involved in combat
  • - Shock one side in conflict
  • - Fear the fellow – with justification
  • - the alarm is on the loud side
  • - shock at losing third of cargo
  • - Right through, struggle against the fear
  • - Shock for king in battle
  • - Scare ringleader in contest
  • - Not finding last of baggage in cargo causes alarm
  • - the first of the raiders in the battle will cause apprehension
  • - Horror of battle across river
  • - Sudden scare
  • - Shock, finding first of falsehoods true
  • - Sudden feeling of fear
  • - Quarrel is over writing that will give one the heebie-jeebies
  • - What could make us run in battle?
  • - Queen in combat scare
  • - Cause of a chill
  • - Realization of danger
  • - Sudden terror
  • - Sudden fear
  • - Panic
  • - Sudden shock
  • - From fear, when there's a scrap, run inside
  • - Stage ...., fear of performing to an audience
  • - just after fellow gets sudden shock
  • - fellow correct to shock
  • - Mild terror
  • - Alarm, just after five, yours truly's switched off
  • - For a fathead, a proper scare
  • - it's fearfully ugly
  • - alarming shock
  • - Alarm, fear
  • - Scare(Used today)
  • - Alarming event
  • - Scare king during crusade
  • - Fear primarily? Correct!
  • - Horror film's introduction, okay
  • - It's correct to go after loud alarm
  • - Horror film's beginning satisfactorily
  • - Shock fine just?
  • - French capital not left with something similar to 27 across
  • - Stage follower?
  • - Halloween reaction
  • - Anything ugly or shocking: Colloq.
  • - Creeps
  • - Alarm
  • - Goose bumps cause
  • - Horror
  • - Haunted house feeling
  • - Fear
  • - Terror
  • - Shock
  • - Scare
  • - fear female with authority
  • - Dread staff's termination entitlement
  • - Stage ......
nought
  • - Go and hunt out duck
  • - Another name for zero
  • - First of numbers should be nil
  • - Last of ten should come to nothing
  • - nothing should be after the first of november!
  • - Pursued switching bridge partner for nothing
  • - It's a worthless addition
  • - a certain point should be zero
  • - End of equation should = 0
  • - First number should be zero
  • - the end of the calibration should be zero
  • - Newton should love
  • - Round figure recorded every so often playing cricket?
  • - Nothing at all in good books about Hugo Cook
  • - Clobber on thug revealing round figure
  • - Hot gun altered for nothing
  • - Nothing looked for after initial change of direction
  • - Ring that signifies love
  • - Zero (O, not A)
  • - 'One point' is constrained to become 'nil'
  • - Last character in 24 across is one lonely figure perhaps
  • - Round number
  • - Complete failure
  • - Round figure
  • - Cipher
  • - Nothing
  • - Nil
  • - Zip
  • - Zero
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