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alumni
  • - some calumnious old students
  • - Targets of some donation drives
  • - Some homecoming attendees
  • - Subjects of some class notes
  • - Some association members
  • - Old students club
  • - Former members
  • - Students of the past in old boys' club
  • - Boosters, often
  • - Some college building dedicatees
  • - Targets of some fundraisers
  • - Some college contributors
  • - Many team boosters
  • - Targets of some fundraising campaigns
  • - Names on some campus buildings
  • - Some bowl game rooters
  • - Some scholarship funders
  • - Booster Club members, often
  • - Some fundraising targets
  • - Some booster club members
  • - Many boosters
  • - Some homecoming guests
  • - Attendees at a college reunion
  • - Mineral salt put back in by old boys
  • - Classmates 20 years ago
  • - University donors
  • - Latin term meaning former students of a school
  • - Past pupils are terribly maudlin without the deputy head
  • - Begin march among almost all Uni former students
  • - many contributors to colleges
  • - Former graduates or students of a university or college
  • - Endless slander I attributed to old girls and boys
  • - last year's grads
  • - They've left university's main ground, holding university student up
  • - former students from university in milan reassembled
  • - Former students of a university
  • - Occasionally call out men, big old boys
  • - out on a limb, perhaps — boot out old boys
  • - Ex-students of an institution
  • - Former graduates of an institution
  • - ones taking part in after-school activities?
  • - Graduates left university in a minute part of UK
  • - Graduates or former students of a school or college
  • - Grad(Used today)
  • - The comeback kids?
  • - Homecoming honorees
  • - Reuning group
  • - Presidents 43 and 44, to Harvard
  • - People whose name may be on a wing
  • - Ones who have lost their senior status?
  • - Old boys and girls
  • - Group of donors, often
  • - Fundraising targets
  • - Duke patrons?
  • - Bill and Hillary, vis-à-vis Yale
  • - ...... magazine (junk mail from the school you went to)
  • - Brown people
  • - Diploma holders
  • - Reuners
  • - They reune
  • - School graduates
  • - They're listed by degrees
  • - NFL retirees
  • - Class Notes subjects
  • - Former pupils
  • - Graduates
  • - College graduates
  • - Graduates of a school
  • - Homecoming returnees
  • - Graduates of a college
  • - Mid-January in Milan training past pupils
  • - Grads
  • - Many college donors
  • - Whom many dorms are named for
  • - Former students
  • - Lumina (anag)
  • - Many college benefactors
  • - Old boys in maul after reunion
  • - Mid-January in Milan draws past pupils
  • - College fund-raiser targets
  • - Homecoming crowd, largely
  • - Schoolkids once in class restricting amount of light to save energy
  • - Homecoming attendees
  • - Former students of a college
  • - Homecoming group
  • - Seniors, one year later
  • - Bush 41 and 43, to Yale
  • - Group that grows every May
  • - Group of graduates
  • - Students of the past
  • - What Bryn Mawr has none of
  • - Old boys all back popular politician going around university
  • - Maul disturbed by Ulster old boys
  • - Homecoming game attendee
  • - Many college newsletter addressees
  • - The Obamas, vis-à-vis Harvard Law School
  • - Former scholars
  • - Colourless compound put back in by old boys
  • - Bully in maul is from the old school
  • - Donors, often
  • - Seniors, years later
  • - They once studied Irishman shaving head in back
  • - The Obamas, vis- -vis Harvard Law School
  • - College football game attendees
  • - "Class of" people
  • - Campus building dedicatees
  • - Sellers of used texts
  • - Fund-raising targets
  • - Former associates
  • - College fundraiser's targets
  • - Reunion invitees
  • - College fund-raising targets
  • - ...... Hall (site on many a campus)
  • - They're often distinguished by degrees
  • - College reunion attendees
  • - Frequent school contributors
  • - "Class of" class
  • - They used to have class
  • - College building dedicatees, often
  • - They're produced by degrees
  • - Degree holders
  • - Classmates.com users
  • - Girls' school's lack
  • - Reunion participants
  • - They may go back to school on purpose
  • - Newsletter recipients, maybe
  • - College interview conductors, often
  • - Bill and Hillary, vis- -vis Yale
  • - College-fund contributors
  • - Kind of association
  • - Ones with degrees
  • - College building dedicatees
  • - Certain benefactors, often
  • - Former students of a school
  • - College support group
  • - Past grads
  • - Homecoming guests
  • - Homecomers
  • - Reuniongoers
  • - Donors' group
  • - College donors, often
  • - Reunion goers
  • - Former student
  • - Reunion arrivals
  • - Bachelor parties
  • - Reunion bunch
  • - Reunion group
  • - Reunion folks
  • - Reunion attendees
  • - Reunion crowd
  • - Old graduates of university
  • - Graduates of a university
  • - Reunion guests
  • - rugby students perhaps that were in maul, rolling?
idle
  • - The ... rich (wealthy people who don't need to work)
  • - Eric who Always Looks on the Bright Side of Life
  • - Inactive, out of use
  • - Eric .., member of Monty Python
  • - such hands can work like the devil!
  • - Said pin-up was out of work
  • - With no work, one could be led astray
  • - Said superstar is out of work
  • - musical member of the monty python team, eric ....
  • - getting no work done
  • - taking a bit of languid leisure
  • - Unemployed compiler given hand-out, short of nothing
  • - i'd see the french as being unemployed
  • - Being out of money, die horribly in vain
  • - lied about being out of work
  • - In need of work
  • - kind of threat i would allow, mostly
  • - lied about being lazy
  • - avoiding work
  • - Just hanging out doing nothing
  • - Doing no work
  • - Lazily sitting by
  • - Just sitting around, say
  • - Temporarily do nothing like a driver at a stoplight
  • - Striking in vain?
  • - Still an old python?!
  • - Guide's asleep in the centre when not working
  • - Unemployed daughter in French island
  • - Like someone sitting around and doing nothing
  • - "... hands are the devil's playthings"
  • - Without employment, indulged regularly
  • - Papers produced by the French unemployed
  • - lazy, perhaps
  • - British comedian Eric
  • - leave a stationary car's engine switched on
  • - lacking occupation
  • - Go nowhere with the engine on
  • - Lazy hero's spoken
  • - from the deli? that's over lazy!
  • - not occupied in creating an image, we hear
  • - Not currently active
  • - busy doing nothing!
  • - Shallow lake fish goes round
  • - having some time off
  • - Slothful, lazy
  • - On the sidelines, say
  • - Not currently in use
  • - leaning rather than cleaning, say
  • - Still in a sports car
  • - Keep the engine running when stationary
  • - Be between jobs, say
  • - lazily sits back in panel discussion
  • - Waiting for the light to turn green, say
  • - I had left Ed starting to have nothing to do
  • - Up to nothing, say
  • - Unoccupied or inactive
  • - Some did less not working
  • - Run without moving, as a truck
  • - I had left, abandoning newspaper without function
  • - ...... animation (video-game character's movements when they aren't performing actions)
  • - inside - said les doing nothing
  • - Vain and lazy
  • - non-functioning
  • - i had the french loaf
  • - Heard one much admired is not working
  • - Unemployed lad primarily tucking into fish
  • - bid less, partly lazy
  • - Stay still with the engine running
  • - in neutral, say
  • - Wave altered and hit bluff
  • - With nothing to do, take some paid leave
  • - Like a car waiting to pick someone up, say
  • - Merely killing time
  • - do nothing useless
  • - Unoccupied daughter replacing son in Skye, perhaps
  • - David Letterman's indolent
  • - lazy hero, say
  • - Lazy bird flies intermittently
  • - Run in place, as a car
  • - Even mild sleep is good for nothing
  • - indolence oddly loses no sleep
  • - Keep the car running, but don't drive
  • - i had the french doing nothing
  • - Island valley, not area offering no fruit?
  • - an unemployed maid lets it be made obvious
  • - Unemployed Hoskins had beer, but no starter
  • - It's not working in Donegal, in Ireland
  • - Unemployed inside. Paid less
  • - Just sitting around with the French papers open
  • - Running but not moving?
invaded
  • - Emulated pod people
  • - Emulated Attila
  • - Was an unwanted visitor from abroad
  • - Occupied by force
  • - Entered with forces
  • - Attacked at home -- very cheesed off, scratching head
  • - Made like Attila
  • - Intruded upon
  • - Encroached on.
  • - Entered hostilely.
  • - Overran
  • - Occupied
  • - Attacked
  • - Ignored boundaries
  • - entered as an enemy
strides
  • - Takes steps not to have to walk in the streets
  • - takes good steps not to have to walk in the streets
  • - Steps taken to keep one's legs warm down under?
  • - long steps on street before journeys
  • - Son attempts to steal 500 Australian trousers
  • - Long steps to Saturn indeed. So odd!
  • - Components of walks
  • - Walk parts
  • - Steps taken to keep an Aussie's legs warm
  • - Extremely short journeys -- walks!
  • - Takes long steps in street, then trips
  • - Walks decisively
  • - Walks purposefully
  • - Takes long steps
  • - Progress, so to speak
  • - Walks with purpose
  • - Steps in the right direction
  • - Walks arrogantly
  • - Walks in a way
  • - Takes steps
  • - Walks to garment
  • - Walks to the street, then takes a bus?
  • - steps into trousers
  • - trousers for marches
  • - Paces for duds?
  • - Australian longs for progress
  • - saint trips taking long steps
  • - Made it dress in pants
  • - Send up groups covering Free and Steps
  • - Steps confidently
  • - Paces — trousers
  • - Gaits
  • - Long paces
  • - Long steps
  • - Trousers; long steps
  • - Major steps
  • - Major advances
  • - Big steps
  • - Long walking steps
  • - Hardly baby steps
  • - Vigorous steps
  • - Significant advancement
  • - Large steps
  • - Natural paces
  • - Lopes
  • - Purposeful gaits
  • - States of progress.
  • - Advances rapidly.
  • - Stepping distances.
  • - Steps forward.
  • - Moves forward
  • - Significant advances
  • - Headway
  • - Progress
  • - Footsteps
  • - Single steps
  • - Advances
  • - Duds
  • - Metaphor for progress
  • - Steps
  • - Paces
  • - Giant's paces, large footsteps
pried
  • - Peppered with nosy questions
  • - Asked nosy questions
  • - Asked too much
  • - Asked too much of someone?
  • - Asked too many personal questions
  • - Asked a lot of questions, say
  • - Was too nosy
  • - Had too many questions
  • - Asked a lot?
  • - Asked too many questions
  • - Asked a lot of questions
  • - Kept. Asking. More. And. More. Questions.
  • - Was nosy
  • - Got nosy
  • - Was nosy parker not content with English in papers?
  • - Was too curious about lions, say
  • - snooped in someone's diary
  • - Impertinently inquired
  • - Was too inquisitive
  • - Snooped about? Sounds like arrogance!
  • - Levered open and looked closely inside
  • - Made impertinent inquiries
  • - Used a crowbar
  • - Used a crowbar on
  • - Was meddlesome
  • - Poked one's nose where it didn't belong
  • - Was 60 Across
  • - What psychiatrist did, revealing pronounced self-importance
  • - Acted the snoop
  • - Got all snoopy
  • - Used a lever on
  • - Jimmied (open)
  • - Used leverage
  • - Dug 'Satisfaction' reportedly
  • - Got too personal
  • - Forced with a crowbar
  • - Got too inquisitive
  • - Stuck one's nose where it didn't belong
  • - Got some leverage on
  • - Dug for gossip
  • - Acted the busybody
  • - Minded someone else's business
  • - Moved by leverage
  • - Used a lever
  • - Forced (apart)
  • - Meddled
  • - Worked a crowbar
  • - Nosed about
  • - Was nosey
  • - Levered
  • - Forced open
  • - Worked loose
  • - Nosed into
  • - Looked inquisitively.
  • - Moved with a lever.
  • - Raised with a lever.
  • - Was a busybody
  • - Stuck one's nose in
  • - Minded other people's business.
  • - Was a snoop
  • - Was snoopy
  • - Snooped (about)
  • - Jimmied
  • - Showed curiosity
  • - Was curious
  • - Was inquisitive
  • - Nosed (around)
  • - Snooped (around)
  • - Looked closely
  • - ....-nosed
  • - Snooped
  • - got a bit too personal
  • - forced (open), as a pistachio
alex-rodriguez
  • - Third baseman who signed a $275 million contract with the Yankees in 2007: 2 wds.
  • - Yankees infielder whose name goes from A to Z: 2 wds.
  • - Former Yankees slugger who, in his 2012 children's book, is a young baseballer learning the value of practice: 2 wds.
pig-pen
  • - Filthy character in 44-Across: Hyph.
  • - Hog farm enclosure
gerrit-cole
  • - Pitcher who signed a $324 million contract with the Yankees in 2019: 2 wds.
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