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sic
  • - [Not the proper spelling]
  • - Accurately quoted on the first of September, I see
  • - Thus, it's the heart of the musical
  • - [typo in original]
  • - "... mundus creatus est" (Thus, the world was created)
  • - [typo in the original]
  • - Quoting as read, on the internet
  • - "... Mundus Creatus Est" ("Thus is the world created")
  • - Put on the dog?
  • - [Mistake in original]
  • - [the spelling's intentional]
  • - [per the original]
  • - [He's the idiot, not me]
  • - Set the dog (on)
  • - Send the doberman
  • - As in the original
  • - [This error is in the original text]
  • - [The error was in the original]
  • - [Original author's mistake]
  • - [Not the way I'd spell it]
  • - [as per the original]
  • - Just as in the original
  • - (Original writer's mistake)
  • - Piece of music as originally written
  • - "Get 'em, Fido!"
  • - word used to mark an error in a sentence taken from another source.
  • - "Not my mistake" indicator
  • - Ita, eo modo
  • - biting command
  • - Misspelling disclaimer
  • - half of mediterranean island is like this
  • - Latin three letters to mark an error in writing
  • - So unwell having lost kilo
  • - Incite or urge to an attack, pursuit, or harassment
  • - (Error reproduced intentionally)
  • - [not our typo]
  • - [this is not my error]
  • - [that wasn't my error]
  • - [wasn't my mistake]
  • - Editor's bracketed disclaimer
  • - "... 'em boy!" (command to a police dog)
  • - So, to Cicero
  • - [that's not a typo]
  • - [someone else's error]
  • - Latin word meaning 'so' or 'thus'
  • - Caesar's so poorly, we hear
  • - so unhealthy sounding
  • - Latin for 'so' or 'thus'
  • - Surprisingly accurately quoted!
  • - [don't blame me for this one]
  • - Incite hostility
  • - Disclaimer in brackets
  • - "... 'em!" (order to a guard dog)
  • - As spelt here
  • - Thus written in musical notation
  • - "... mundus creatus est"
  • - "That's how it was originally written, mistakes and all"
  • - Copied quote word
  • - Latin "thus"
  • - Thus: Lat.(Used today)
  • - So or thus
  • - Oft-bracketed word
  • - Error indicator
  • - Order to attack, with "on"
  • - "Not my spelling error" notation
  • - [error left as is]
  • - "...... 'em!" (command to an attack dog)
  • - Often-bracketed bit of Latin
  • - Exactly as written
  • - Attack term
  • - Incite to attack
  • - Incite Fido to attack
  • - [as printed]
  • - Word usually put in brackets
  • - Word often seen in square brackets
  • - Thus, to Virgil
  • - Thus, to Terence
  • - Thus, to Cato
  • - This is not my typo
  • - Start of Virginia's motto
  • - Start of Va.'s motto
  • - So, to Caesar
  • - Set a dog on
  • - Quotation qualification
  • - Misspelling notation
  • - Incite to pounce (on)
  • - Incite to attack, with "on"
  • - Canine's attack command
  • - Bracketed disclaimer
  • - As in text (Lat.)
  • - Abélard's "...... et Non"
  • - "Get him, Rex!"
  • - "Attack," to Rover
  • - "...... 'em" (order to attack)
  • - "...... 'em" (dog command)
  • - "...... 'em!" (order to an attack dog)
  • - "Get 'em, Rover!"
  • - Wrong-word indicator
  • - Words to a dog
  • - Word sometimes accompanying a written quote
  • - Word seen in brackets
  • - Word often in parentheses
  • - Word often in brackets
  • - Word in Virginia's motto
  • - Word in brackets
  • - Word following a typo
  • - Word after an error
  • - Verbatim quote addendum, possibly
  • - Urge to attack, with "on"
  • - Uncorrected, in a text
  • - Turn loose (on)
  • - Start of an order to an attack dog
  • - Start of a guard dog command
  • - Set a setter (on)
  • - Set a dog after
  • - Quote qualification
  • - Quotation addition
  • - Palermo is its capital: Abbr.
  • - Often-bracketed word
  • - Mistake follower, at times
  • - Loose hounds
  • - Literally, "thus"
  • - Literally (as an editorial parenthesis): Lat.
  • - Latin word, often placed in brackets
  • - It may follow an error
  • - It may come after a typo
  • - Intentionally so written, in a quote
  • - Intentionally so written
  • - Incite a schnauzer
  • - Go get 'em, Fido!
  • - Error denoter
  • - Error alert
  • - Encourage a guard dog
  • - Editorial qualification
  • - Editor's disclaimer
  • - Disclaimer in a quote
  • - Direction for a boxer
  • - Direct a dog
  • - Canine call to arms
  • - Bracketed word in a verbatim quote
  • - Bracketed word in a quote
  • - Bracketed word after a misspelling in a quote
  • - Attack, as a dog
  • - Attack word, for a dog
  • - Attack signal
  • - Attack command word
  • - Attack command to Fido
  • - Attack command to a canine
  • - As written, in journalism
  • - Activate Fido
  • - [yeah, I make mistakes, but not like this one]
  • - [With errors unchanged]
  • - [typo not fixed]
  • - [This wasn't my error]
  • - [This came fucked up]
  • - [their mistake, not mine]
  • - [That's what it says]
  • - [that's what it said]
  • - [So written]
  • - [Not my screwup]
  • - [known fuckup]
  • - [it was wrong before I quoted it]
  • - [It was already wrong]
  • - [intentionally as is]
  • - [I'm not that bad a speller]
  • - [I know this isn't correct]
  • - [I know it's wrong]
  • - [God, are they stupid or what?]
  • - [Don't blame those spelling errors on me]
  • - [Can you believe this mistake?]
  • - [as submitted]
  • - [as originally printed]
  • - ["This isn't my mistake"]
  • - ["That's really what was said"]
  • - "Not my error," in a quote
  • - "Go get 'em" word
  • - "Attack!", to an attack dog
  • - "Attack 'em, pup!"
  • - "...... transit gloria mundi"
  • - "...... transit gloria . . . "
  • - "...... semper tyrannis" (Virginia's motto)
  • - "...... Semper Tyrannis," Va. motto
  • - "...... et non," Abélard compilation
  • - "...... 'im, Fido!"
  • - "...... 'em!" (command to a guard dog)
  • - "...... 'em, Cerberus!"
  • - 'Not a typo' indicator
  • - 'Get him, Fido!'
  • - 'Attack, Spike!'
  • - ...... passim (so everywhere)
  • - ...... gloria transit mundi
  • - Thus, to Tacitus
  • - Thus: Latin.
  • - Thus, to Ovid
  • - Master's command
  • - Word to a dog
  • - Quotation notation
  • - As is
  • - Transit
  • - Neighbor of It
  • - Medit. island: Abbr.
  • - Comment
  • - Urge to attack
  • - Error acknowledgment
  • - Editor's notation
  • - Set upon
  • - "...... 'em!" ("Attack!")
  • - Bracketed word
  • - [Not my mistake]
  • - Endless suffering: that's right, though appears wrong
  • - [Their error, not mine]
  • - Quote note
amnesiac
  • - Person suffering from loss of memory
  • - Debut of Michael Caine as criminal is one to forget
  • - One of those forgettable types of academicians dropping acid
  • - One of those forgettable types names CIA mistakenly
  • - Unable to remember names, I confused capitals of Australia and Canada
  • - Convert came in as one of those forgettable types
  • - Radiohead album of 2001
  • - Patient of unknown origin?
  • - Victim of memory loss
  • - Person suffering memory loss
  • - Memory loss sufferer
  • - one who forgets came in as upheaval occurred
  • - One who experiences partial or total memory loss
  • - One experiencing gaps in memory
  • - One forgets a cinema's changed
  • - One can't remember academicians dropping acid
  • - Person with memory loss
  • - being forgetful, came in as a substitute
  • - In the morning, cook, in case I forget
  • - One with no memories
  • - He can't recall
  • - Can't remember academicians dropping acid
  • - One suffers from memory loss
  • - 'Who am I?' speaker, perhaps
  • - Staple character in soap operas
  • - CIA names criminal one forgets
  • - One suffering memory loss
  • - Jason Bourne, for one
  • - Gregory Peck's character in 'Spellbound,' for one
  • - CIA names suspect one might forget
  • - Jane Doe, perhaps
  • - One's likely to forget in the morning, since a drunk
  • - Many a soap opera character, after a blow to the head
  • - I have difficulty retaining man as ice melts
  • - One who can't remember me, as I can recollect
  • - I can't remember names CIA put out
  • - Someone experiencing an identity crisis?
  • - Unlikely memoirist
  • - Memory-challenged one
  • - One drawing many blanks
  • - Jason Bourne, in the Bourne series
  • - One having an identity crisis?
  • - Blackout victim
  • - 2001 Radiohead album
  • - Blocked rememberer
  • - Bourne in "The Bourne Identity," e.g.
  • - Sitcom character, after a head blow
  • - One with memory problems
  • - Goldie Hawn, in "Overboard"
  • - John Doe, maybe
  • - Definitely not a know-it-all
  • - He has a remembrance problem
  • - is a mean criminal caught? i forget
  • - forgetful person
amnesic
  • - Person experiencing loss of memory
  • - Losing memories of cinema’s production
  • - Out of memory?
  • - Suffering memory loss
  • - Having memory problems
  • - Suffering from memory loss
  • - Afflicted with loss of memory
  • - With the loss of a large block of interrelated memories
  • - forgetful man exercising energy thus
  • - Likely to forget cinema's in trouble
  • - Drawing many blanks, maybe
  • - More than a little forgetful
  • - Inclined to forget
  • - Like Bourne in "The Bourne Identity"
  • - Not self-aware, say
  • - Tending to forget things
  • - Hazy about the past
  • - Forgetful
reminiscent
  • - Evocative of past
  • - reminding one of something
  • - Evocative of past regarding little perfume
  • - Evocative of not long ago with short skirts being in
  • - Suggestive (of)
  • - Memory-evoking
  • - Bringing back memories about slight smell?
  • - In a modern setting short skirts may be suggestive
  • - On dress, perfume is evocative
  • - Remindful
  • - Suggestive rogue ends trail chasing skirt
  • - Awakening memories
  • - Evocative
amnesia
  • - Result of a conk on the head, perhaps
  • - Result of a head injury, maybe
  • - A gap in one's memory.
  • - Memory problem
  • - Memory gap
  • - Memory lapse
  • - forgetfulness is a mean condition
  • - Men wandering in the continent show loss of memory
  • - reason for a lost past
  • - Memory loss -- a name is muddled
  • - forgetfulness is a mean problem
  • - inability to remember new names when the road's up
  • - forgetfulness, loss of memory
  • - not a jumbo's failing, apparently
  • - the reason one forgets a name is changed
  • - Dr. Edwards' "Spellbound" malady
  • - Blackout
  • - Courtroom alibi, perhaps
  • - Serious lapse
  • - Lethean malady.
  • - Soap opera plot device
  • - one can't remember suffering from this
  • - Visiting continent, men dropping drug blackout
reminiscence
  • - Anecdote about skirts initially creates embarrassment, needless, cringeworthy even
  • - Fond memory
  • - Enjoyable recollection
  • - Class-reunion staple
  • - Recollection
famine
  • - Hunger
  • - Am in fine surroundings despite the food shortage
  • - Widespread lack of food
  • - celebrity included in shortage
  • - female next to a pit discovering food shortage
  • - Shortage of food is fine around morning
  • - *One of two extremes in a saying
  • - Widespread severe shortage of food
  • - Warm and clear morning in deprivation
  • - Starvation
  • - food scarcity
  • - Acute scarcity of food
  • - Drought byproduct
  • - Genesis exigency
  • - "It's a feast or a ......"
  • - Food shortage: amen if resolved
  • - Severe shortage of food
  • - With little to spare concealing morning's dearth
  • - Severe and widespread shortage of food
  • - Extreme food shortage
  • - Female with a bomb causes shortage
  • - Shortage of food — amen, if resolved?
  • - Feast's opposite
  • - Am in east, after start of feast, where there's a shortage of food
  • - Scarcity of food
  • - Third World worry
  • - Food shortage
  • - Shortage of food in celebrity enclosure
  • - Cause of 1840s-'50s emigration from Ireland
  • - One of an apocalyptic quartet
  • - Period of widespread food shortage
  • - Extreme dearth of food
  • - Great shortage
  • - Widespread food shortage
  • - What a biblical black horseman symbolizes
  • - Big food problem
  • - Relief organization's focus
  • - Extreme scarcity
  • - Third World concern
  • - Acute insufficiency
  • - Feast alternative
  • - Feast antithesis
  • - Acute shortage
  • - Extreme dearth
  • - Feast or ......
  • - Critical shortage
  • - Severe food shortage
  • - Extreme shortage
  • - Woe of Genesis 12:10
  • - Crop failure consequence
  • - Food shortage time
  • - Acute food shortage
  • - Lean times.
  • - Great want.
  • - One of the Four Horsemen
  • - Shortage
  • - Dearth
dehydration
  • - Moisture loss
  • - deficiency of water in body
  • - loss of water
  • - Excessive loss of water from the body
  • - Loss of water from body
  • - Loss of body moisture
  • - drying up
  • - drying out
goodmorning
  • - AM greeting
  • - To sound welcoming speaker's keen to run over opening greeting
  • - Greeting that might be given groggily
  • - Breakfast greeting
  • - Common greeting
evaporation
  • - Process of changing into vapour
  • - Natural loss of moisture
  • - the process by which water moves from the land and the sea into the atmosphere.
  • - Change of state as floor revolts before speech
  • - Water loss
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