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snitch
  • - Informant
  • - Informer isn't disturbing church
  • - Poles long to spill the beans
  • - rat (coll)
  • - Fool in school, one telling tales
  • - Grass verges on Severn are dying
  • - Having tin, long for informer
  • - Inform on someone (inf)
  • - Leak a secret about someone
  • - Pinch one's nose
  • - Whistleblower (informal)
  • - Inform on someone
  • - Crime boss's bane
  • - Telltale
  • - Poles must have urge to squeal
  • - Vacant sign seen on long grass
  • - Two-legged squealer
  • - Turn informer
  • - One acting as an informer or decoy for the police
  • - Poles must anticipate urge to grass
  • - Inform on, tell tales
  • - Idiot in school who betrays classmate?
  • - Heartless son longing to be a telltale
  • - Fool in school becoming informer
  • - Secret spiller
  • - State secrets?
  • - Whistle-blower, less flatteringly
  • - Golden ball in a quidditch game
  • - Jailhouse fink
  • - Be an informer: Slang.
  • - Steal: Slang.
  • - Tell on: Slang.
  • - Tattler
  • - Inform
  • - Tell.
  • - Tattle
  • - Narc
  • - Pilfer
  • - Untrustworthy one
  • - Stool pigeon
  • - Tell all
  • - Stoolie
  • - Informer
  • - Tattletale
  • - Tell (on)
  • - Squeal?
  • - Teller?
  • - Rat-...
  • - Pinch someone's nose
  • - Ball in Quidditch
  • - Son's missing out on love with long nose
  • - Tell tales
hype
  • - Why people will display excessive publicity
  • - Fraud fishy people must use
  • - Excessive or exaggerated promotion or publicity
  • - Outsized publicity
  • - Boost newsworthy people to some degree
  • - Gushy people hold a deceptively inflated promotion
  • - Heavy publicity
  • - Exaggerration displayed by shy people
  • - Publicity gone viral
  • - pushy people hiding publicity
  • - Frenzy of publicity
  • - Excessive advertising claim
  • - Publicity that's exaggerated
  • - Preposterous publicity
  • - Misleadingly exaggerated publicity
  • - Intensive publicity
  • - Intense publicity
  • - Extravagant publicity or promotion
  • - Excessive plug?
  • - Endless publicity
  • - Positive publicity
  • - Huge publicity
  • - Happy people appearing gutted -- excessive advertising?
  • - Bumped-up publicity
  • - Why, perhaps, publicity stunt is screened
  • - Inflated publicity
  • - Publicity overkill
  • - Excessive publicity
  • - Excessive promotion
  • - Pushy promotion from pushy people
  • - Some in hierarchy, perhaps, will get publicity
  • - Wild publicity
  • - Publicity excess
  • - Overblown fanfare
  • - Intense buzzy promotion
  • - Enthusiastic promotion
  • - Promotional buzz
  • - p.r. buzz
  • - noteworthy person part of such a stunt
  • - Extravagant enthusiasm (inf)
  • - Sales gimmick, praiseworthy, perhaps, to some extent
  • - commotion from promotion
  • - heavy promotion
  • - Incessant chatter about an upcoming product, say
  • - What good PR might generate
  • - Campaigns have lots of it
  • - Media enthusiasm gone wild
  • - Flashy fanfare
  • - Very excited, in slang
  • - promote vigorously
  • - Publicize heavily
  • - Talk up front in hall on variable exercises
  • - Promo overkill
  • - Exaggerated claims
  • - Oversell
  • - Artificially induced excitement
  • - Sensational promotion
  • - Promote and then some
  • - Overpromotion
  • - Inflated promotion
  • - Something that's overrated has too much of it
  • - Some hot air
  • - Publicize to the max
  • - Public Enemy "Don't Believe the ......"
  • - Promote, informally
  • - Overdone promotion
  • - Overdone advertising
  • - Overblown propaganda
  • - Media enthusiasm
  • - Media buzz
  • - Mad. Ave. hard sell
  • - It's not to be believed, at times
  • - It's hard to live up to
  • - Issue a sensational promo
  • - Excited attention
  • - Exaggerated fanfare
  • - Buzz for a blockbuster
  • - Build-up for a Hollywood smash?
  • - Big build-up
  • - An action film's may be deafening
  • - Advertise, and then some
  • - Advertise strongly
  • - Advertise in a big way
  • - Advertise greatly
  • - Advertise bombastically
  • - Ad agencies build it
  • - A new rock band's may be deafening
  • - "Don't believe the ......!"
  • - PR agent's job
  • - Build up to part of the McCarthy period
  • - What a PR blitz generates
  • - Push hard
  • - Exaggerated promo
  • - Flashy promotion
  • - Pre-release buzz
  • - It's often hard to live up to
  • - Result of promotion
  • - Massive build-up of earthy peat
  • - Extravagant promotion
  • - Sales promo from mouthy person
  • - What a trailer may build
  • - Talk up to promote
  • - Pushy promotion from pushy person
  • - Ballyhoo (informal)
  • - Overpush
  • - Promote excessively
  • - Promote heavily
  • - Promote plentifully
  • - Promote heavily, informally
  • - They spied regularly in order to get promotion
  • - Overblown promotion
  • - Sales promotion for some mushy peas
  • - 'The world's greatest ...,' e.g
  • - Extravagant promotion of a person or product
  • - Blatant or sensational promotion
  • - Shy person limits razzmatazz
  • - Promotional overkill
  • - Extravagant promotion of person or product
  • - Promotional puffery
  • - Wild promotion
  • - Hollywood buildup?
  • - Public-relations bluster
  • - Build up to some of the McCarthy period
  • - Fanfare and then some
  • - Local missing in holy place - one shouldn't believe it!
antipathy
  • - Dislike of a person or thing
  • - Dislike a pint drunk at Hackney Arms
  • - A deep-seated dislike or aversion
  • - Deep-seated dislike
  • - Strong dislike
  • - Dislike
  • - Make a tiny path to revulsion
  • - A year without books: one way to cause ill-feeling
  • - Strong aversion
  • - Aversion
  • - Repugnance
  • - Worker I track with technology, finally shows hostility
brighten
  • - make light of british beach town, say
  • - Make lighter
  • - Make more colorful
  • - Make more cheerful
  • - make lighter mountain packs properly
  • - Boy accepts correct to clear up
  • - berthing to perform rally
  • - Disturb right enchantress to reveal the answer and end the darkness.
  • - Cheer from Tories hosted by Scottish eminence
  • - affleck has true glow
  • - Polish seaside resort mentioned
  • - Become sunnier
  • - Approved accessing Scottish peak in lift
  • - Polish seaside resort talked about
  • - Illuminate
  • - Remove drapes from, as a room
  • - Cheer up
  • - Cheer
heat-rash
  • - Man with a rubbish, burning affliction
tuck-shop
  • - Friar's joining dance at sweet place
shadow-cabinet
  • - Non-ruling politicians follow taxi I catch
thaw
  • - Become warmer
  • - End of winter?
  • - Opening of tropical fruit in warm
  • - Warm up after being in the freezer
  • - Get warmer
  • - Warm spell that causes melting
  • - Winter warm spell
  • - Warm spell
  • - Warm cloth: awesome clothes
  • - Become friendlier; loosen or warm up
  • - What spoiled warmer weather?
  • - Winter respite
  • - January warm spell
  • - Winter break
  • - Warm-up
  • - Onset of melting
  • - Mystery ' s Morse
  • - Move from a frozen state?
  • - Midwinter phenomenon, sometimes
  • - Melt(ing)
  • - Lose that frozen feeling
  • - Lose one's aloofness
  • - Lisper's adage?
  • - Late March weather report
  • - January "warming"
  • - Increase in friendliness
  • - Harry that shot Stanford White
  • - Easing of hostilities
  • - Ease, as hostilities
  • - Early spring period when ice on the ground begins to melt
  • - Defrost, as frozen food
  • - Defrost in the microwave
  • - De-ice
  • - Cold war abatement
  • - Bring back Walt Disney, say
  • - Break in the Cold War
  • - Begin to melt after being taken out of the freezer
  • - Become soft, say
  • - Become more friendly
  • - Become less icy
  • - Become friendly
  • - Allow to unfreeze, like chicken
  • - Aka Inspector Morse
  • - "Ragtime" character
  • - Prepare for cooking
  • - Melt down
  • - Become less reserved
  • - Melt the ice
  • - Become liquid
  • - Go soft
  • - Turn slushy
  • - Go from ice to water
  • - Soften up
  • - Lose one's reserve
  • - Break the ice
  • - Microwave, maybe
  • - Warming
  • - Microwave option
  • - Become slushy
  • - Unfreeze
  • - Defrost
  • - Become more relaxed
  • - Warming of relations
  • - Become slushy, say
  • - Melting period
  • - Remove from the deep freeze
  • - Become less frozen
  • - Begin to melt
  • - Spring meltdown
  • - Undergo rapprochement
  • - Extended defrosting
  • - Turn to slush
  • - Microwave setting
  • - Lessening of hostilities
  • - Start to melt
  • - Move from freezer to counter
  • - (Of snow or ice) melt
  • - Roughly what to do to relax?
  • - Turn to liquid
  • - John --, actor who played Chief Inspector Morse
  • - Spring harbinger
  • - Soften in a microwave
  • - Become less aloof
  • - John --, English actor, star of 'Inspector Morse' and 'The Sweeney'
  • - Lose solidity, in a way
  • - Take out of the freezer
  • - Spring event
  • - Springtime period
  • - Spring melt
  • - No more Frost, but he played Morse!
  • - Return to friendliness
  • - Spring awakening sign
  • - Easing of tensions
  • - Improvement in relations
  • - Become less hostile
  • - Deintensification
  • - Diplomatic desire
  • - What curiously is the opposite of 22?
  • - Warming in relations
  • - Start to soften
  • - Liquefy
  • - Turn liquid
  • - Defrost in a microwave
  • - What changed as result of spring coming?
  • - Defrost, as a roast
  • - Deice
  • - Spring thing
  • - Liquefy, as snow
  • - Unfreeze, defrost
  • - 'Morse' actor; melt
  • - Melt, as snow
  • - Become more welcoming
  • - Grow less hostile
  • - Prepare for cooking, perhaps
  • - Dissolve, as snow
  • - January event
  • - Gradual melting
  • - Become liquid, sometimes
  • - Spring occurrence
  • - With 68-Across, release philosopher John Stuart from cryonic suspension?
  • - Become friendlier
  • - Instruction on a frozen turkey
  • - January occurrence
  • - Soften, perhaps
  • - Become liquid, maybe
  • - Symbol of spring
  • - Liquefy, perhaps
  • - Start-of-spring event
  • - Feel less angry, so to speak
  • - Lose iciness
  • - Defreeze
  • - Spring warming
  • - Relief for the snowbound
  • - Midwinter event, often
  • - Easing of tension
  • - Become less tense
  • - Icebreaker?
  • - Unbend
  • - Get out of the cold
  • - Antifreeze.
  • - Dissolve
  • - ...... melt
  • - Harbinger of spring
  • - Loosen
  • - Loosen (up)
  • - Sign of spring.
  • - Soften
  • - Melt away
  • - Détente
  • - Relent
  • - Spring phenomenon.
  • - Lose one's cool
  • - Surname of Inspector Morse actor John
  • - Become less formal
  • - Gradually melt
  • - lessening of hostility
  • - Spring reversal
  • - Become friendlier with model, chuckle with woman
  • - return to a state of liquidity
  • - john ..., inspector morse actor
  • - what managed to melt?
  • - become soft, in a way
toothpaste
  • - Putting a stop to the daily cleaner
  • - Mashed potato's the stuff for dental hygiene
  • - A dental cleaner
  • - Dental cleanser
  • - Tate photos twisted in a tube might save you a filling?
  • - Redirect the post to a cleaner
  • - It's applied with a brush
  • - Dental cleaner
  • - Canine cleaner
  • - Crest or Colgate
  • - The short potatoes mashed - it may stop cavities
  • - crest compound
  • - Colgate, for one
  • - Foams at the mouth in corrupted ETA hotspot
  • - Ersatz poster adhesive
  • - Aim or Crest
  • - Dentifrice
  • - Close-Up, e.g.
  • - Close-Up, eg.
  • - GET RID OF COFFEE TABLE RINGS WITH...
  • - Aim, for example
  • - Medicine chest tube
  • - Brush stuff
  • - Sock in the mouth?
  • - Canine protector
  • - Bathroom cabinet item
  • - Rembrandt, e.g
  • - Medicine chest item
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