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inhere
  • - vague reply to "where are you?"
  • - answer to "where are you?," maybe
  • - be essential part of where i'm situated – not outdoors
  • - where to be an essential part?
  • - "where are you?" response, perhaps
  • - "where are you?" response from the next room
  • - to be inseparable from
  • - where to stick?
  • - where to abide and be a natural part?
  • - Movie response to "Quick, let's hide!"
  • - Helpful response to "I need a place to hide!"
  • - Possible answer to "Where are you?"
  • - 'Come to this room!'
  • - 'Where are you?' response from a nearby room
  • - Vague response to "Where are you?"
  • - Response to 'Anybody home?'
  • - Possible response to "Where are you?"
  • - "Where are you?" response, sometimes
  • - 'Yoo-hoo' response, maybe
  • - What might follow "Hey you!"
  • - Reply to "Where are you?"
  • - Common reply to "Where are you?"
  • - "Where are you?" response, maybe
  • - One reply to "Yoo-hoo! Where are you?"
  • - What a hider shouldn't say to a seeker
  • - "Yoo-hoo" response
  • - One possible answer to "Where are you?"
  • - Reply to "Yoo-hoo! Where are you?"
  • - Response to "Where are you?," maybe
  • - Be essential (to)
  • - Belong to
  • - Response to "Where are you?"
  • - Possible reply to 'Where are you?'
  • - "Where are you?" response
  • - Answer to "Where are you?"
  • - Remain firmly in this spot
  • - Form an integral part
  • - be an inseparable part of
  • - Be a vital part of guide's direction at entrance?
  • - hider's hissed revelation
  • - Be an integral part
  • - beckoning cry
  • - "psst! this way!"
  • - hider's revelation
  • - Exist permanently
  • - words from behind a door, maybe
  • - Whisper from a hiding place
  • - "Nobody ................ but us chickens"
  • - Hider's location-revealing words
  • - Possible follower of 'Psst!'
  • - 'Let's hide out!'
  • - Cry after 'Psst!,' perhaps
  • - Exist naturally (in)
  • - Belong naturally
  • - Cry after 'Psst!'
  • - "Is it hot ...... or is it just me?"
  • - 'Hey!,' from someone who's hiding
  • - Reside at home at this stage
  • - "Psst!" follower
  • - 'Psst!' follower, perhaps
  • - Response from another room
  • - 'Is there an echo --?'
  • - 'Psst! Come hide with me!'
  • - "Psst!" follower, sometimes
  • - Response from the next room
  • - Answer from a different room
  • - "Is it cold ......, or is it just me?"
  • - "Come ...... at once!"
  • - Belong
  • - Cry post-"Psst!"
  • - Beckoning words
  • - Exist naturally
  • - Words that might follow "psst"
  • - 'Is it cold or is it me?' --
  • - Possible "Psst!" follower
  • - Hider's whisper, perhaps
  • - Be a part of
  • - 'Is it hot -- or is it me?'
  • - Naturally belong
  • - Be a natural part
  • - Mama don't 'low no guitar playin' ......
  • - Hider's whisper
  • - Belong intrinsically
  • - "Come ...... this instant!"
  • - Be an essential part of
  • - Be innate
  • - Be intrinsic
  • - Consist
  • - Exist as a quality, right, etc.
  • - Belong, as rights.
  • - Exist, as a quality.
  • - Be a fixed attribute.
  • - Be a basic attribute.
  • - Be firmly infixed.
  • - Unite inseparably.
  • - Be infixed.
  • - 'Psst!' follower, maybe
  • - "Psst!"
hueandcry
  • - Colour and weep for a racket
  • - Clamouring for shade and blubber
  • - Loud and persistent clamour
  • - Creates hullabaloo for Hugh say, as well as Bellow
  • - uproar over handy cure being reviewed
  • - colour can dry in a bad way — alarm raised
  • - Commotion(Used today)
  • - Furore breaking under 5
  • - Reports Hugh Andrew over credit racket
  • - Loud public clamour
  • - 1947 film starring Alastair Sim
  • - Loud clamour
  • - Loud clamour exploding near duchy
  • - Handy cure mixture leads to public furore
  • - Tone to article is ironic over constant commotion
  • - Public clamor
  • - Public uproar
  • - Uproar
  • - Stink
  • - Hullabaloo
  • - Public protest
  • - Hubbub.
  • - Public clamour
hacks
  • - mediocre writers getting chops
  • - Saws; dull writers
  • - Writers not likely to win literary prizes
  • - Even dull writers deliver some kicks
  • - Mediocre journalists?
  • - Dull writers; cuts
  • - Uninspired writers
  • - Writers can be terrible nags
  • - Bad writers
  • - Mediocre writers
  • - Untalented writers
  • - Lousy writers
  • - Ham-fisted writers
  • - Unskilled writers
  • - Maligned writers
  • - Two-bit writers
  • - Unrespected writers
  • - Trite writers
  • - Junky writers
  • - Chops up drudges
  • - Emmy-winning series starring Jean Smart as a comedian
  • - Breaks into computer network
  • - Life ... (influencer's tips and tricks)
  • - Gains unauthorised access to computer files by moving one end of shack to the other
  • - Gains unauthorized access to, in a way
  • - Correspondents shed, first to last
  • - Emmy-winning HBO show starring Jean Smart
  • - Kicks poor journalists
  • - Contends with, handles
  • - cuts have halved cakes, oddly
  • - Puts up with chops
  • - Shack renovated for tired horses
  • - HBO Max series starring Jean Smart as a Las Vegas comedian
  • - Chops wildly
  • - Layton's handlers = Jacks ..........
  • - Gets into a computer system illegally
  • - Database incursions
  • - Clever solutions
  • - Cabbies
  • - Horses and bears?
  • - Chops roughly
  • - Programming solutions
  • - Programmers' inelegant solutions
  • - One thousand in used cash for local journalists
  • - Taxi drivers
  • - Breaks in, online
  • - Journalists in shed, first to last
  • - Horses; journalists
  • - Coughs
  • - Data breach causes
  • - Chops with a machete
  • - Gets into, as computer systems
  • - Breaks into, as a computer
  • - Street fare seekers
  • - Stringer's offering the rough cuts
  • - Modern break-ins
  • - Accesses illegally, in a way
  • - Chops crudely
  • - Political ...... (partisan sorts)
  • - Programmer's solutions
  • - Press cuttings
  • - Techie workarounds
  • - Literary drudges
  • - Chops away at
  • - Chops clumsily
  • - Breaks a computer code
  • - They charge by the meter
  • - Trespasses in cyberspace
  • - Penny-a-liners
  • - Basketball fouls
  • - Uses a machete
  • - Second-raters
  • - Saddle horses.
  • - Drives a taxi.
  • - Horses or taxis.
  • - Poor scriveners.
  • - Copes with
  • - Chops
  • - Wields an ax
  • - Cabs
chins
  • - Does pull-ups
  • - Pulls oneself up, in a way
  • - Does some lifting at the bar
  • - Does a pull-up
  • - Does a certain exercise
  • - Does some exercises
  • - Does gym-class exercises
  • - Does gymnastics.
  • - Does gym exercises.
  • - Facial features that may be double
  • - they pass the bar, sometimes
  • - Body parts that may have beards
  • - Some are cleft
  • - Lower face features
  • - Exercises at a bar
  • - Stubble sites
  • - Places for beards
  • - Goatee places
  • - Body parts that rest on violas
  • - Face parts
  • - Parts of faces
  • - Biceps exercises, familiarly
  • - Places for goatees
  • - Vandyke beards cover them
  • - Goes up in a gym, perhaps
  • - Body parts sometimes cleft
  • - Uppercuts' targets
  • - Soul patch spots
  • - They might be cleft
  • - Settings for goatees
  • - Some have beards
  • - Uppercut targets
  • - Goatee locations
  • - Connection points for hooks
  • - They may be double or cleft
  • - Locales for goatees
  • - Goatee locales
  • - Uplifting exercises, informally
  • - They may be cleft
  • - Double features, for some
  • - Lat strengtheners
  • - Double features?
  • - Swaps stories
  • - Facial features
  • - Gabs
  • - Some are double
  • - Goatees' locales
  • - Biceps builders, for short
  • - Chews the rag
  • - Goatees' sources
  • - Works out with a bar
  • - Goatee sites
  • - Spots for goatees
  • - Natters
  • - Unwanted twosome
  • - Exercises on a bar
  • - Chatters
  • - Yaks
  • - Double features, at times
  • - Talks idly: Colloq.
  • - Talks: Colloq.
  • - Chatters: Colloq.
  • - Where to find Vandykes.
  • - Talks volubly: Slang.
  • - Talks: Slang.
  • - Double-trouble for heavyweights.
  • - Necklines?
  • - A blimp might have multiple ones
  • - Shoots the breeze
  • - Jaws
  • - Double ......
kitchens
  • - Sink spots
  • - Snack spots.
  • - Cutting rooms?
  • - Chefs work in these
  • - island sites
  • - Rooms for cooking
  • - Where chefs rule?
  • - Chef's domains
  • - "Everything but" items
  • - 'Top Chef' settings
  • - Galleys
  • - Food preparation areas
  • - Rooms for preparing meals
  • - Rooms with islands, maybe
  • - Sketch in play for those with a craving
  • - Ken's got a yearning inside for something on the menu
  • - Meal prep areas
  • - Many have islands
  • - What "cuisines" means
  • - Thickens (anag.)
  • - Sketch in compilation from galleys
  • - Where Blanc and White achieved their famous appellations?
  • - Where chefs operate
  • - Rooms adjoining sculleries
  • - Cuisines.
hints
  • - Help for the stumped
  • - Clues
  • - Reminders
  • - Trace amounts
  • - Tip-offs
  • - Suggests
  • - '...... suggestions?'
  • - Tips.
  • - Inklings
  • - Indications
  • - Traces
thrown
  • - Unhorsed
  • - Like parties and curveballs
  • - Rattled by, had shied
  • - Put off one's stride
  • - Utterly perplexed when given the heave-ho!
  • - Tossed a fancy chair, reportedly
  • - cast needing sovereign's seat, say
  • - Projected toilet sounds
  • - Flung, lobbed
  • - Floored — unseated
  • - ...... for a loop (shocked)
  • - dislodged from a high perch, one hears
  • - Reportedly, seat of power discarded
  • - Unseated from the said seat
  • - tossed (away)
  • - Disconcerted at being dislodged from the saddle
  • - Hurled
  • - Bucked (off)
  • - The endless trouble with new cast
  • - Flung
  • - Baffled cast
  • - Cast dumbfounded
  • - Unseated, seat discussed
  • - Disconcerted (informal)
  • - Chucked from seat of power we hear
  • - Defeated personnel in urban setting
  • - Chucked
  • - Like tossed dice
  • - Deliberately lost, like defeated wrestler, perhaps
  • - From top seat heard this cast
  • - Cast or tossed
  • - On the ground instead of the saddle, say
  • - Brought down like a wrestler -- move worth a point?
  • - Cast bemused
  • - Perplexed cast
  • - Unseated
  • - Shied from personnel stopping urban development
  • - Rumoured seat of power for cast
  • - Like a game lost on purpose
  • - Confused symbol of royal authority, we hear
  • - Nonplussed
  • - Like a fixed match
  • - Caught off-guard
  • - Catapulted
  • - Given, as a party
  • - Propelled, perhaps
  • - Tossed
  • - Cast
  • - Totally confused
  • - Propelled
  • - Discombobulated
  • - Disconcerted
  • - Confused.
  • - Pitched
  • - cast is possibly worth a point
  • - puzzled personnel in urban area
  • - unseated from a high perch, we hear
stealtheshow
  • - Upstage a star
  • - Get kudos for a small role
  • - Really shine on stage
  • - Special athletes who possibly get most attention
  • - HEIST: Act 3, Grand Theft
  • - Sort of bomber whose failing is to attract all attention
  • - Unexpectedly emerge as the outstanding performer
  • - Attract the most attention and praise
  • - Outshine all others
  • - Draw most attention and praise
  • - Unexpectedly attract the most applause
  • - Get all the attention for most of 1 across with article on exhibition
  • - Draw attention away from everyone else
  • - Outshine onstage
  • - Thieve in the theater?
  • - Really stand out
ironthrone
  • - Ruler's seat in A Song of Ice and Fire
  • - *Seat for the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros
hereitgoes
  • - Statement before starting something
letsbehonest
  • - We should face the facts …
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