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rinsed
  • - Washed off soap
  • - Got the suds out of
  • - got the suds off
  • - Got the 5-Down off
  • - Finished the dishes
  • - Washed soap from
  • - Removed the soap from
  • - Obeyed an order at the dentist's
  • - Removed the suds from
  • - Got the soap out of
  • - Ready for the salad, as produce
  • - Removed film, say
  • - Washed soap off
  • - Got the soap out
  • - Removed suds
  • - Ran under the tap, e.g.
  • - Removed suds from
  • - Removed shampoo
  • - Got the suds out
  • - Got the soap off the car
  • - Removed soap from
  • - Prepared for the dishwasher
  • - Helped with the dishes, in a way
  • - Got the film out
  • - Removed soap
  • - Washed soap out of
  • - Washed the soap off
  • - Ran under the tap
  • - Removed the suds
  • - Helped with the dishes
  • - removed soap from broken siren, on the day
  • - reds in uprising not quite washed-up!
  • - Diners (anag.); snider (anag.)
  • - Flushed through
  • - Hosed off
  • - Washed quickly
  • - reds in uprising washed lightly
  • - Cleaned in a finger bowl, say
  • - Gargled
  • - Hosed down
  • - Freed of suds
  • - Wet a bit
  • - De-sudsed
  • - Did a salon job
  • - Cleansed of suds
  • - Lightly washed
  • - Ran under a faucet
  • - Freed of lather
  • - Cleaned just before drying
  • - Prepared for cooking, in a way
  • - Ran under water
  • - Swilled
  • - Got free of suds
  • - Like many bagged vegetables
  • - Went through a laundry cycle
  • - Finished cleaning
  • - Finished, as dishes
  • - Doused with water
  • - Rid of suds
  • - Went through a cycle
  • - Ran water over
  • - Washed off
  • - Washed lightly
  • - Sprayed suds
  • - Put through a wash cycle
  • - Cleansed, in a way.
  • - Washed.
  • - Applied water.
  • - Put through water.
  • - Dipped in water.
  • - Did a laundry job
  • - Cleansed
  • - Washed out
  • - Washed away shampoo, e.g.
ironed
  • - did some evening work, perhaps
  • - Flattened, in a way
  • - put in fetters having done a wash-day chore?
  • - Free of wrinkles, as a shirt
  • - was active on a pressing occasion
  • - did pressing duty?
  • - Did an evening job, flat out
  • - Flattened by a hard man
  • - gave in to a pressing need at the laundry
  • - Ready to wear, in a way
  • - Did some pressing work for Oscar in new diner
  • - Did some pressing
  • - Did a laundry job
  • - Did some evening work
  • - What wardrobe did to wrinkled outfits
  • - What band did to their kinks (with "out")
  • - Did a pressing chore
  • - Did some pressing work?
  • - Worked (out), as a riff
  • - Put a mangle to use
  • - Like a shirt from the dry cleaner
  • - Used a mangle
  • - Worked on a board
  • - Made smooth, in a way
  • - Prepped a dress shirt for wearing
  • - Used a goose
  • - Did Tuesday's job
  • - Did a household job
  • - Did a household chore
  • - Did a washday chore
  • - Did a laundry chore
  • - Put a crease in
  • - Did housework
  • - When cycling back no ride can be made smooth
  • - Pressed, bound by their one duty
  • - no ride for you! get that laundry finished!
  • - Got wrinkles out of clothes
  • - smoothed out on board perhaps
  • - De Niro's makeover got rid of wrinkles
  • - Pressed on, though I got embarrassed about
  • - Pressed on in anger with Democrat
  • - Pressed co-chair on education squeezes
  • - Pressed metal supplied by editor
  • - got the wrinkles out of
  • - no ride smoothed out
  • - Pressed for De Niro production
  • - worked on shirts, maybe
  • - drone crashed by avtaar gets flattened
  • - decreased inside, no rides picked up
  • - Pressed the wrinkles out of
  • - Steam-pressed
  • - Smoothed the wrinkles out of
  • - Protected with armor.
  • - Pressed some shirts, say
  • - Pressed clothes
  • - Got wrinkles out
  • - Flattened out
  • - De Niro (anag)
  • - Eliminated, with "out"
  • - Smoothed with heat
  • - Newly unwrinkled
  • - Ready to be hung up, maybe
  • - No longer wrinkly
  • - Smoothed out the wrinkles
  • - Pressed wrinkles out of
  • - From armchair one declines to be pressed
  • - Dealt with pressing matters?
  • - Resolved, with "out"
  • - Removed wrinkles
  • - Pressed, as pants
  • - Free of wrinkles, maybe
  • - Un-wrinkled?
  • - Freed of wrinkles
  • - Irritating drone I flattened
  • - Wrinkle-free, say
  • - Helped with the laundry
  • - Took creases out of clothes
  • - In affair, one desperately pressed one's suit, perhaps
  • - Number passing through island thoroughfare's decreased?
  • - Got the wrinkles out
  • - Wrinkle-free
  • - Like many garments at the cleaner's
  • - Took care of pressing needs
  • - Smoothed out
  • - Pressed, as clothes
  • - Got the creases out
  • - Free of creases
  • - Attended to pressing matters?
  • - Made flatter
  • - Ready to wear, perhaps
  • - Attended to pressing needs?
  • - Removed fold marks
  • - Settled, with "out"
  • - Pressed clothing
  • - Made wrinkle-free
  • - Straightened, as hair
  • - .... out (resolved)
  • - Pressed out wrinkles
  • - De-pleated?
  • - Unwrinkled, perhaps
  • - Removed clothing wrinkles
  • - Creased, or decreased?
  • - De-creased
  • - Attacked the wrinkles
  • - Ready to be hung up, say
  • - Worked on threads
  • - Took care of pressing business?
  • - Completely smooth, now
  • - Eliminated creases
  • - Creased or de-creased?
  • - Got the wrinkes out of
  • - Was pressing
  • - Put creases in pants
  • - Smoothed using heat
  • - Removed wrinkles from
  • - Flattened with hot metal
  • - Pressed, as clothing
  • - De-wrinkled
  • - ...... out (resolved difficulties)
  • - Had pressing problems
  • - Attended to pressing business
  • - ...... out (smoothed)
  • - Mangled
  • - Flattened
  • - Evened
  • - Smoothed over
  • - Made smooth
  • - Smoothed
  • - Pressed
  • - Straightened out
  • - Decreased
  • - Worked out
  • - Hard-pressed
  • - subjected to decreasing pressure?
  • - Pressed one editor about Ron
  • - something that has had the creases smoothed out
  • - smoothed clothes, perhaps
sevenyearitch
  • - It prompts spouses to cheat
  • - Desire to be maritally unfaithful
  • - perhaps, every hat's nice after being married for some time
  • - 1955 marilyn monroe film, with "the"
  • - find niece's hat very fetching after being married for some time
  • - Possible reason for marriage counseling
  • - Marriage in 2004, divorce in 2011?
  • - Antsy marital stage
  • - 1952 George Axelrod Broadway farce, with "The"
  • - Septennial affliction?
  • - the ...., scratched occasionally monroe film?
starling
  • - Myna's cousin
  • - Myna cousin
  • - bird picks up rodents and fish
  • - A diminutive celebrity, this bird
  • - Bird has five-pointed fish
  • - Gregarious bird with a blackish plumage and a short tail
  • - very remarkable? not essentially for a songbird
  • - trainee looking out for a bird
  • - Last ring ordered for bird
  • - bird that is astonishing but heartless
  • - great swimmer, this bird?
  • - bringing back rodents, a fish and a bird
  • - student looking around for bird
  • - bird often called stuckie in scotland
  • - speckled bird does imitations of famous fish?
  • - Bird with dark iridescent plumage
  • - that last grin was meant for a bird
  • - Bird looking to eat lugworms, primarily
  • - The gregarious Old World passerine songbird Sturnus vulgaris
  • - celebrity student in greece originally finding bird
  • - you'll be given the bird if you string along with a gangster
  • - bird a sailor cast outside
  • - a bird with a shiner - a fish, too
  • - the sort of bird that might string along with capone
  • - .... this one for example!
  • - how a sailor gets left to sing to his bird
  • - bird upsets rodents and fish
  • - Being rude, in a way, about large singer
  • - Old World songbird for new girl, Stan?
  • - Bird gazing round lake
  • - shocking, having no time for bird
  • - Pesky dark-brown bird
  • - Buffalo Bill's capturer on film
  • - Glossy bird
  • - Slant rig for the strange bird
  • - Songbird with dark, iridescent plumage
  • - Gregarious songbird
  • - Might Gran list badly for the bird
  • - Bird in sun with fish
  • - Featured creature (five letters)
  • - List Gran awkwardly for the bird
  • - Bird looking to circle lake
  • - Bird watching 'gripping' first of larks
  • - Flier would be alarming with sort of square in the centre
  • - Gregarious Old World bird
  • - Bird with dark plumage
  • - Bird that is often a pest
  • - Gregarious bird
  • - Black bird
  • - Common bird
  • - Passerine bird
  • - Songbird
  • - Bird ....
  • - Small bird
  • - Speckled garden bird
  • - bird to have a leading role next to heather
  • - Bird and rodents brought up fish
aimed
  • - prepared a shot
  • - Prepared to throw a dart
  • - Used a rifle scope
  • - Got a cannon into position
  • - intended to bowl a maiden over, but not entirely
  • - got ready to throw the bowling ball
  • - Meant to show purpose to the Editor
  • - Meant to get me to help out
  • - directed, pointed
  • - Prepared to shoot an arrow
  • - Focused on the bull's-eye
  • - Intended to get me in to assist
  • - Trained ace, this writer's one who manages paper!
  • - Media changes as intended
  • - Shot carefully
  • - Intended to help me in
  • - Pointed; sought
  • - Boldwood ...... his gun at Troy
  • - pointed to top-quality sea
  • - Meant to upset the media
driventodrink
  • - accepting a lift to the pub?
  • - Tee-shot heads nastily towards open water - that's enough to be taken to the 19th hole by golf buggy
  • - taking a taxi to the pub?
barmaid
  • - A server of drinks, I am held back by poet
  • - waitress who serves drinks
  • - Woman who serves drinks
  • - Beverage server, quaintly
  • - I am turning into a poet as drinks server
  • - Speakeasy server
  • - Beverage server
  • - Drinks server
  • - dim arab bothered female pub server
  • - Woman who serves drinks in a pub
  • - girl in public service?
  • - Band created, we hear, for a pub employee
  • - stop a girl working in a pub
  • - A local lass
  • - She finds local employment
  • - Pub employee
  • - Female pub worker
  • - Maybe I'm a drab local employee
  • - Adam with rib used to create woman serving
  • - Local girl offering endless foolish help
  • - Takes orders from the legal profession getting prepared reports
  • - One serving British fleet virtually surrounding island
  • - Tray carrier, perhaps
  • - One might hand you a screwdriver
  • - "Cheers"'s Carla, e.g.
  • - Cocktail waitress
  • - Diane of Cheers, e.g.
  • - Miss Douce's job in Joyce's "Ulysses."
  • - Tavern waitress
  • - Pub worker
  • - attendant to block crazy one coming in
pacifist
  • - Father in charge lifting clenched hand — he's no fighter
  • - One won't fight if one's in agreement
  • - father, 100, with one fellow - first person opposing war
  • - Dove, one perched on hand after uplifting eclipse
  • - Baby's dummy
  • - Not advocating war, if one's in treaty
  • - One opposes violence and refuses to take part in war
  • - Reluctant fighter I beat up means to punch
  • - He won't go to war
  • - CO picking up beret with one clenched hand
  • - She opposes war in 18-down, almost a saint!
  • - a fighting opponent
  • - Peace activist
  • - Crown backed one Duke opposed to war
  • - Person rejecting war
  • - Someone believing all war is wrong
  • - One opposed to war
  • - Raising hat I wallop inoffensive type
  • - Peace-lover
  • - One is opposed to violence as a means of settling disputes
  • - Person opposed to war
  • - Shunner of violence
  • - Conscientious objector
  • - One of the "doves."
  • - Nonviolent one, so dubbed.
  • - One opposed to carrying arms.
  • - Dove
  • - opponent of war returning hat if first
candida
  • - frank article written by g.b. shaw
  • - 1897 George Bernard Shaw play
  • - Outspoken article written by G B Shaw
  • - Comedy play written by George Bernard Shaw in 1894 that revolves around the lives of a clergyman and his wife
  • - Was she Shaw's parasite?
  • - George Bernard Shaw comedy
  • - George Bernard Shaw play
  • - Shaw comedy
  • - 1898 Shaw play
  • - Early Shaw play
  • - Drama by Shaw
  • - G. B. Shaw play.
  • - Drama by G. B. Shaw.
  • - Shaw play
  • - 1970 Dawn hit
  • - '70 Dawn hit
  • - Shavian vehicle for Cornell
  • - 1897 drama.
  • - Play of 1897.
  • - Shavian heroine.
  • - Role for Kit Cornell.
  • - Katharine Cornell role.
  • - One of Katherine Cornell's roles.
scorpion
  • - Arachnid with venomous sting.
  • - Zodiac creature
  • - Small firm working to absorb a measure of inflation which can be lethal
  • - Creature with a stinging tail
  • - U. S. jet plane.
  • - F-94 jet interceptor.
  • - F-89 jet interceptor plane.
  • - Constellation partly in the Milky Way.
  • - "The ...... King"
  • - Dangerous stinger
  • - Stinger
  • - Zodiac symbol
  • - Arachnid
  • - One venomous corner not half welcomed by the Kop
  • - Top professionals turned up carrying Caesar's first ballista
  • - something that's charged under failing crops? arachnid
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