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thorn

- sharp part of a basset horn?
- Point of roses with ornate inner parts
- point made by a viking god on a pole
- a prickle from the north
- Aggressive part of a rose
- A stiff, sharp projection on a plant
- dangerous part of a rose
- ... in your side (constant source of irritation)
- Prickle, barb
- First toot on horn is a prickle in my side
- rose's defence
- Rose stem feature
- Character no longer granted a service
- Rose's impediment?
- Potential pain in side of mouth or nose
- Rose bush hazard
- thunderer has a point – as does this
- For a time, the musical instrument is sharp
- Barb
- Rose prickle
- Those initially heard coming from the car protecting Rose
- Metaphorical source of irritation
- Sharp point on a rose
- Part of an acacia tree
- Sticker on a stem
- Source of sticker shock?
- 'This .... / Doth to our rose of youth rightly belong' (Shakespeare)
- Sharp spike on a plant
- One of many in Jesus' crown
- Prickly type one associates with ros? from summit on The Cape
- Pricker in a garden
- Source of pain for a lion, per Aesop
- Sharp-pointed tip on a stem
- Barb of a rose
- Bush barb
- Rose protector
- Part of a locust tree
- Rose's sticker
- Point of name given to Norse deity
- Prickle on a plant
- Rose's sharp part
- Barb in a bush
- Rose protection
- Rose's protection
- Rose sticker
- Rose hazard
- Poison "Every Rose Has Its ......"
- Cause of side discomfort?
- Botanical barb
- Rose's protector
- Androcles pulled one from a lion's foot
- Rose's attribute
- Rose feature
- Cause of sticker shock?
- Rose stem sticker
- Feature of an acacia tree
- Cause of a sore spot
- Metaphorical cause of discomfort
- Cause of some sticker shock?
- Part of a rose
- Barb in a rosebush
- rose's outstanding feature
- Sharp pointed growth on a rose
- .... in one's side; irritant
- Spike finds God with vision, ultimately
- Prickly old character?
- move north? that's sharp
- Though short, the Navy has its point
- Bush prickle
- Norse god with new point
- TV investigator scratching bottom and spine
- coming from the north, this can be penetrative
- In two minds about Henry, prickly customer
- Plant spike
- Sharp projection on plant
- rosebush hazard
- moving north - that's sharp
- projection that pricks
- Rosebush prickle
- God with new thing that's sharp
- It's sharp - no no, not the musical instrument!
- Bullseye host Jesse who founded the podcast network Maximum Fun
- some author noticing something prickly
- Prickly tree
- sharp irritant
- spine ripped outside hospital
- Plant's protective growth
- spike travelling north
- Berry bush feature, often
- Old character featuring in multi-author narrative
- Spike gets medal from motherland
- Pricker
- Spinosity.
- Plant prickle
- Pain in the side
- In that place
- Commonly however, Navy shows spine
- Spike in north roaming
- 61 Across feature
- Bougainvillea feature
- Side issue?
- Sticker
- Garden hazard in unruly north
- Androcles' extraction
- Literary doctor's unfinished letter
- Metaphorical irritant
- Old character beginning to tune musical instrument
- Protective protuberance
- Honey locust feature
- Plant's sticker
- Roth novel with new spine
- North ruined plant's protection
- Close to blunt instrument, something sharp
- Hiker's annoyance
- Bramble feature
- Deity with short name, an old character
- Running north with Spike
- Irritant in one's side, so to speak
- Irritant "in your side"
- Gashed gripping hard point
- Rosebush sticker
- Spine damaged by stretching, needing input from hospital
- Thistle thingy
- Old character dithering outside hospital
- Primrose protector
- Rosebush projection
- Androcles pulled one from the lion's foot
- Old letter, however near, sent back
- Side problem?
- Fabled extraction
- Spiny bush
- Pared bit at the florist
- Irritant in one's side?
- Black Crowes "...... in My Pride"
- Briar sticker
- Runic letter for "th"
- Briar part
- Protruding protector
- Cactus protector
- Nettlesome issue
- Locust tree feature
- Plant protector
- Pain in one's side
- Point on an infamous crown
- Androcles's extraction
- Garden sticker
- Protective protrusion
- Garden hazard
- Brier feature
- Prickly plant
- Annoyance, so to speak
- Bristle
- Spine
- Prickle
- Annoyance
- Irritant
- Sticking point
- coming from the north, it could be piercing
- Spike in two minds about Henry
- floral sticker

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thorp

- Hamlet or village of yore
- Village of yore
- Village ......
- place smaller than a hamlet, in dungeons & dragons
- Hamlet of former times
- Edward O. ......, card-counting author of "Beat the Dealer"
- A hamlet.
- Hamlet

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hay

- Farm bales
- Barn bale makeup
- Stacked material on a farm
- It's rolled on the farm
- Grass in bales
- Food for horses and guinea pigs
- Make ... while the sun shines
- It's stacked in fields
- stuff that might be pitched
- will —, british comedian who played the title role in 1937 film oh, mr porter!
- Starts harvest, acquiring your fodder
- Cattle fodder
- Fodder has endlessly been given to youngsters first
- There are stacks of it out of town
- Grass in a stack
- fodder is oddly heavy
- Grass used as fodder
- One may hit it wearily
- Make it while sun shines?
- mouthful for shadowfax, maybe
- Grass pile near a pitchfork
- Dried forage
- Harry, having no car, may want this for his horse
- Fuel for a mustang?
- In truth, a yellowish type of fodder
- Stable floor covering, often
- One may hit it sleepily
- Dried grass in a barn
- Country product on the market in London
- Bed, in slang
- Grass dried for cattle feed
- donkey's dinner

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hootenanny

- Folkies' tuneful gathering
- Folkies' do
- Folk singers' shindig
- rustic jam
- Jam session for folk
- Party almost sounded scornful of the modern state?
- Scream at English nurse: 'Listen to folk here!'
- Musical wingding
- Community sing
- Party involving folk music
- Gathering where folk music gets played
- Folk-singing gathering
- Folk music shindig

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beachread

- Romance novel enjoyed by the ocean, e.g.
- quickie on vacation?

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cha

- Start of many a dance routine
- Part of a shuffle and three steps
- Part of a repeated dance movement
- Part of a dance's name
- Part of a dance move
- Part of a dance
- Part of a ballroom dance
- One-third of a three-step
- One-third of a Cuban dance
- One-half or one-third of a dance
- One of two to a dance?
- One of two in a dance name
- Half the name of a dance
- Half or third of a Latin dance
- Half of the name of a Latin American dance
- Half of a S.A. dance
- Chinese restaurant tea
- Bit of a dance?
- ½ or 1/3 of a Latin dance
- Tea, slang
- Bowl-shaped part of the ear
- Indian tea
- Taiwan tea
- Oriental tea
- Tea variety
- Tea, in Mandarin
- Chinese tea
- Common name for tea
- Tea type
- Tea ....
- Kind of tea
- companion given a tea
- Occupants of shack fermenting brew
- Said twice, a Latin dance
- Said thrice, a Latin dance
- Rosie Lee (slang)
- Rosie Lee
- Repeated, a Latin dance
- Repeated, a dance
- Repeated dance word
- Repeated dance syllable
- Oolong, in Brit slang
- Londoner's cuppa, slangily
- Humorous suffix with hot or got
- Harry James's "Don't .......... Go 'Way Mad"
- Half a step?
- Half a dance's name
- Got or hot add-on
- Got or bet add-on
- Doubled, a dance
- Double it for a dance
- Dim sum drink
- Dance-step syllable
- CNN Headline News anchor Virginia
- Ching preceder
- Brit's brew, informally
- 1979 hit "What ...... Gonna Do With My Lovin'"
- "Don't ....": 2005 R&B hit
- "Don't ......" (Pussycat Dolls song)
- "Don't ......" (Pussycat Dolls hit)
- "Don't ......" (2005 Pussycat Dolls song)
- Two make a Latin dance
- Dance piece
- Dance syllable
- When doubled, it's a dance
- When doubled, a lively dance
- When said three times, a dance move
- Half a Latin dance
- Chinese brew
- Dance step
- When doubled, a dance
- Dance bit
- Dance part
- Easy
- Cuppa content
- 1979: "What .... Gonna Do with My Lovin'" by Stephanie Mills
- A latin dance, when doubled
- ....-ching! [sound suggesting a cash register]
- when repeated, dance with a shuffle
- When said two or three times, a ballroom dance
- when doubled, dance often featuring three slow steps followed by two quick steps