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thames
  • - 'Father' keeps me in new hats!
  • - Father's unlikely to be set on fire!
  • - Father going to sea?
  • - 'Old Father ......'
  • - It's between Windsor and Eton
  • - Reading can be found on it
  • - One can lose a lot of wealth: a message for banker dividing capital
  • - them as crosses the watercourse
  • - A number get right inside the river
  • - has met to divert waterway
  • - Flower retired TV actor is wearing
  • - river under the tower bridge
  • - Morning dipping in the Southern river
  • - River the same, not entirely different
  • - Form of atheism where one's dropped in the river
  • - Part with a message in English river
  • - bad actor in set-back in the river
  • - river of london, england
  • - A meths product well known to be nonflammable
  • - The headquarters since 1994 of MI5
  • - River through London
  • - venue for the premiere of handel's "water music"
  • - Long English river
  • - Longest river entirely in England
  • - Outflow of British capital
  • - london's waterway
  • - River set back, going round bad actor
  • - actor ready to send back round a flower
  • - This writer, inspired by that virtually small river
  • - Eng. river
  • - The Tower Bridge spans it
  • - The Isis at Oxford
  • - London divider
  • - Shipping forecast area
  • - Heritage river in Ontario
  • - River with its source near Kemble in the Cotswolds
  • - London's river
  • - English setting for a series of Impressionist paintings by Monet
  • - Tower Bridge spans it
  • - River breaks in rounding marsh, finally
  • - River by Big Ben
  • - 'Sweet' locale in T. S. Eliot's 'The Waste Land'
  • - River mouth, a mess to some extent
  • - River under Tower Bridge
  • - The Ma's over in London
  • - River crossed by Westminster Bridge
  • - River past Big Ben
  • - It's held in London banks
  • - London river
  • - The Ma's in London
  • - River breaks over opening to harbour
  • - Henley Royal Regatta river
  • - River spanned by Westminster Bridge
  • - A motorway in the South that passes through London
  • - London banker
  • - It flows past Big Ben
  • - View from Big Ben
  • - Controlled by banks, this divides capital in the UK
  • - Henley venue
  • - River that "sweats oil and tar" in T. S. Eliot's "The Waste Land"
  • - What the Tower of London overlooks
  • - Tower of London neighbor
  • - River seen from Windsor Castle
  • - View from Windsor Castle
  • - River that runs from Gloucestershire to Essex
  • - River by Windsor Castle
  • - River past Westminster Palace
  • - It's held by London banks
  • - View from the London Eye
  • - Reading's river
  • - Oxford's river
  • - 55-Down's river
  • - Flower by Big Ben
  • - Punting site
  • - Site of the Henley Regatta
  • - Site of London's annual rowing race
  • - "Sweet ......, run softly, till I end my song": Spenser
  • - Tower Bridge river
  • - Henley Royal Regatta site
  • - The Millennium Bridge crosses it
  • - London flower?
  • - It runs under the Tower Bridge
  • - River under London Bridge, once
  • - River of Tiny Tim's town
  • - Runnymede's river
  • - Tower Bridge crosses it
  • - Henley Regatta site
  • - Eton's river
  • - Henley Regatta setting
  • - River at Eton
  • - Windsor's river
  • - View at the Tate Gallery
  • - River by Westminster Palace
  • - Parliamentary prospect
  • - "Sweet ......! run softly . . . ": Spenser
  • - English flower
  • - A North Sea feeder
  • - River of London
  • - Henley's waterway
  • - Name of four rivers
  • - Tower Bridge's crossing
  • - London Bridge's crossing
  • - River in Conn.
  • - View from New Scotland Yard.
  • - Limehouse waterfront.
  • - View from Scotland Yard.
  • - The Pool, near London Bridge.
  • - New London's river.
  • - U. S. Navy's submarine training river, in Connecticut.
  • - River in Connecticut.
  • - Where the Tilbury Docks are.
  • - Setting of the Henley Regatta.
  • - A Yale-Harvard rowing course.
  • - Setting of Oxford-Cambridge boat-race.
  • - River flowing through City of Masts.
  • - The waters of London.
  • - River setting for "The Wind in the Willows"
  • - North Sea feeder
  • - River to the North Sea
  • - River to North Sea
  • - River of England.
  • - Historic river.
  • - British river
  • - English river
  • - Iconic river flowing through the heart of London
  • - water near eton college
  • - article about academic capsizing on section of english river
  • - production company behind the x factor
fourth
  • - Summer holiday (with "the")
  • - July holiday
  • - Summer holiday
  • - Annual holiday, with "the"
  • - Holiday in July.
  • - American holiday.
  • - July holiday, with "the"
  • - Holiday ......
  • - A quarter day?
  • - .... dimension, interpreted as time in physics
  • - United breaking out of position
  • - Final down in us football
  • - Hut for poor quarter
  • - Twenty-five per cent
  • - just outside the medal places
  • - an actor who addresses the audience is said to be "breaking the ............ wall".
  • - hut for characters not in the first three
  • - Day of fireworks in July
  • - Before fifth
  • - possibly hurt of one below the top three
  • - The one after the third
  • - Invisible "wall" between actors and audience
  • - C-F musical interval — Prince Regent George's eventual regnal number
  • - Between third and fifth
  • - A quarter
  • - Behind the top three
  • - Last down
  • - Punting down, usually
  • - Critical down
  • - Ordinal away, by the sound of it?
  • - Almost winning medal?
  • - 76-Across of 76-Across
  • - Fireworks day (with "the")
  • - Indie band ...... Of July
  • - Last quarter
  • - Stick shift gear
  • - .... of July
  • - Fireworks time, with "the"
  • - .... estate (journalists)
  • - Gridder's last quarter
  • - Quart, to a gallon
  • - Well-known birthday, with 50 Across
  • - Historic July date.
  • - Great day in July.
  • - Gala day (with "the").
  • - Part of 7-Down
  • - Quadrant
  • - Bridge need
  • - Quarter
  • - twice a second?
  • - an actor addressing the audience is said to be "breaking the ... wall".
  • - Quarter of a whole
  • - Just missing out on bronze and uranium in river
  • - Ordinal in river, by the sound of it?
hippo
  • - Little beast in joint office!
  • - Thick-skinned herbivorous animal of tropical Africa (abbr)
  • - Cool river is where one might wallow
  • - "Hungry hungry" animal in a popular game
  • - Fiona the ..., animal who appeared in the Cincinnati Ballet's production of "Nutcracker"
  • - Wild beast from India very quietly smuggled into house
  • - Animal similar in size to a rhino
  • - In flipping work, one has very thick skin
  • - Gloria in Madagascar for one
  • - Joint work brought back large animal
  • - large mammal, in short
  • - Dangerous mammal in the Nile River
  • - big beast in a bloat
  • - Hungry hungry marble eater in a board game
  • - Very heavy mammal in a river
  • - Animal found in steamship, possibly
  • - Animal that dances ballet in "Fantasia"
  • - Animal finding fruit by river in Italy
  • - Massive beast in courtship position
  • - animal in hardship popularly abbreviated
  • - One wallows in river
  • - Animal that can devour a watermelon in one bite
  • - Fashionable Post Office, one found by river naturally
  • - Part that swells out by about a yard and a quarter
  • - Massive river-dwelling mammal
  • - hungry, hungry board game beast?
  • - surprisingly speedy animal
  • - Animal whose full name ends with potamus
  • - Huge African beast
  • - african mammal [5]
  • - trendy river animal
  • - Pelvis operation reversed for large mammal
  • - African water-loving animal (abbr)
  • - Large African water mammal
  • - Large, short-legged African mammal
  • - Big animal with a big yawn
  • - Large African animal, informally
  • - Zoo heavyweight with a huge yawn, for short
  • - Animal with a scary yawn, for short
  • - Wallowing behemoth, informally
  • - Partnersip possibly includes animal
  • - Large aquatic mammal (abbr)
  • - big, grey, herbivorous mammal
  • - Zoo heavyweight with a scary yawn, for short
  • - Cool, running water, for mud-lover
  • - large animal's body, ferried by ship, ponged
  • - Large African mammal, for short
  • - African animal, shortly
  • - african beast usually larger than a rhino
  • - Massive mammal of Africa
hoard
  • - It's hard to conceal love of hidden wealth
  • - to stock up is difficult if there's nothing inside
  • - difficult to have nothing in stockpile
  • - Difficult to put nothing in a stockpile!
  • - Stockpile stuff for the future
  • - there's nothing in perplexing secret store
  • - gather up for future use, more than one's fair share?
  • - Stockpile goods
  • - Accumulation of stuff in a pack rat's home
  • - Survivalist's stockpile
  • - Miser's pride
  • - Emulate Plyushkin in Gogol's "Dead Souls"
  • - Stockpile greedily
  • - Miser's stash
  • - Survivalist's stash
  • - Hog's stash
  • - Miser's cache
  • - Hog's holdings
  • - Store up as one.s own
  • - Stockpile; cache
  • - Stockpile
  • - rhoda's out to accumulate a store
  • - Accumulate for future (rhymes with "board")
  • - Ring found amongst solid treasure
  • - Secretly stock up on (sounds like "board")
  • - Keep turning over Dr Who missing opening with Ace at the start
  • - a crowd of people, we hear, amass wealth
  • - Difficult to carry old collection of treasure?
  • - hidden treasure for the multitude, we hear
  • - Archaeological term for buried treasure
  • - Accumulate and put away
  • - Getting out for a duck is tough, and it means a lot
  • - Frost beginning to drive squirrel away
  • - Hidden store (of treasure)
  • - hide, store away
  • - nothing hard about a pile
  • - word used by archaeologists to describe a collection of valuable objects discovered underground.
  • - Greedy cache
  • - Collect items and hide them away
  • - save firm having zero on balance sheet
  • - Have secret supply
  • - difficult to find nothing in stock
  • - Buy unnecessary items in excess
  • - gather a crowd, we hear
  • - Amass wealth for future use
  • - Stock up unnecessarily
  • - Crowd you may hear in store
  • - nothing hard about this pile
  • - Difficult, possessing nothing, to save
  • - Firm keeping oxygen in store
  • - to collect treasure is difficult if you having nothing inside
  • - difficult to have nothing in stock
  • - Accumulate(Used today)
  • - Store away greedily
  • - Store of treasure
  • - Store of money or valuables
  • - Stock up excessively
  • - Save greedily
  • - Play the piker
  • - Keep a hidden stash of
  • - Collect stuff like a pack rat
  • - Acquire and keep way too many things
  • - Accumulate to excess
  • - Keep everything for oneself
  • - To compile difficult? Nothing in it!
  • - Firm keeps duck in store
  • - Difficult to carry round store
  • - Difficult to hide ring in secret store
  • - Amass to excess
  • - Large stash
  • - Valuables stored
  • - Firm keeping duck in store
  • - Overcollect?
  • - Save like a pack rat
  • - Keep solid case for ring
  • - Amass and store privately
  • - Collect; lay in
  • - To save is difficult with nothing coming in
  • - Keep for oneself
  • - Stash a lot
  • - Store firm opened up by roundabout
  • - Compulsively accumulate
  • - Be a pack rat
  • - Save like mad
  • - Throw away nothing
  • - Act like someone on a disturbing A&E show
  • - Not distribute
  • - Accumulate for later use
  • - Be a Scrooge
  • - Act the miser
  • - Act the pack rat
  • - Keep way too much stuff
  • - Stock and then some
  • - Emulate Scrooge
  • - Collect compulsively
  • - Store selfishly
  • - Secretly stock up on
  • - Amass for oneself
  • - Hidden goods, collectively
  • - Secret cache
  • - Stock up
  • - Hidden fund
  • - Try to corner the market
  • - Store up
  • - Big stash
  • - Keep to oneself
  • - Be a pig
  • - Act like a pack rat
  • - Misers do it
  • - What pack rats do
  • - Amass, in a way
  • - Lay by.
  • - Supply kept in reserve.
  • - Ft. Knox contents.
  • - A closetful.
  • - Stock up unpatriotically.
  • - Refuse to share
  • - Treasure ......
  • - Valuable store
  • - Store of valuables
  • - Prepare for a rainy day
  • - Hidden store
  • - Secret store
  • - Hidden supply
  • - Secret stash
  • - Hidden stash
  • - Hidden stock
  • - Overstock
  • - Hide away
  • - Store secretly
  • - Hidden cache
  • - Hidden treasure
  • - Squirrel away
  • - Sock away
  • - Cache
  • - Stash away
  • - Stash
  • - Four-time Masters winner
  • - Collect
  • - Amass
  • - Accumulate
  • - Stock
  • - Be miserly
  • - Accumulation
  • - Put away
  • - Collection
  • - Store ....
  • - Cache of treasure
  • - Set great store by
  • - Secret store of valuables
  • - Stock laid by
hobart
  • - Tasmania's capital
  • - Australian city requires sound of laughter cut by half on part of The Simpsons
  • - Stop in popular state capital
  • - Capital haunt's empty around old inn
  • - State capital founded as a penal colony
  • - Where to get drinks in sweltering island capital
  • - Australian state capital.
  • - City of Australia
  • - The capital of Tasmania
  • - Nightspot in sexy southern city
  • - capital city of tasmania
  • - McKinley's first vice president
  • - Geneva college
  • - College at Geneva, N. Y.
  • - 24th U. S. Vice President.
  • - Vice President, 1897–99.
  • - Where Aussies get angry outside a bar?
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