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service
  • - religious ceremony seen on the tennis court?
  • - Start of play, in tennis
  • - Part of a tennis game.
  • - Opening tennis shot
  • - Tennis stroke
  • - Tennis term
  • - Opening in court proceedings and in church
  • - it starts court proceedings
  • - Sherry oddly wrong for communion, maybe
  • - perform maintenance on, as a car
  • - Tree worship?
  • - Maintenance ceremony?
  • - Something provided by priest in church (and restaurateur)
  • - ...and shell certain Soviets in conflict?
  • - act of help
  • - it should be faultless in court
  • - waiting for mass
  • - Car check-up
  • - what the striker receives in church?
  • - helping or doing work
  • - Restaurant review criterion
  • - act of worship required of the soldier
  • - Zagat guide concern
  • - The Meritorious ............ Cross
  • - Robert ........ ( Dan McGrew creator)
  • - Legendary Yukon poet Robert
  • - Certain game opening
  • - Tree maintenance check
  • - Waiter's job
  • - Employment benefit
  • - Ballad author
  • - Rhymes of a Roughneck author
  • - Sort of commercial supplier
  • - Smile accompanier, at times
  • - Engine check for Army, say
  • - Worship a tree
  • - Queen Vic in south-east offers assistance
  • - Start of court proceedings?
  • - Employment in, say, army duty
  • - Waiting until you finish your meal
  • - Act of worship
  • - Maintenance that gets the set going?
  • - Ace perhaps in one of the Armed Forces
  • - Helpful activity
  • - Waiting for start of action in court
  • - Tree maintenance
  • - He wrote "The Shooting of Dan McGrew"
  • - Sunday church offering
  • - Dinnerware, collectively
  • - Contribution to the community
  • - Parts partner, and word that can follow the ends of answers to starred clues
  • - It may be given with a smile
  • - Army or Navy, e.g.
  • - Periodic maintenance
  • - It may be offered with a smile
  • - McGrew's creator
  • - Zagat ratings category
  • - Army, for one
  • - Dinnerware
  • - Car dealer department
  • - What a pastor prepares for
  • - Court opening
  • - Draftee's destination
  • - Concern for customers
  • - Kind of ace or break
  • - Caring for customers
  • - Bard of the Yukon
  • - Tea or civil
  • - Canadian writer
  • - Hotel's forte.
  • - Public worship.
  • - Military duty.
  • - Work done for another.
  • - Creator of Dan McGrew.
  • - Poet sometimes called "the Canadian Kipling."
  • - Set of articles.
  • - Military stint
  • - Church ceremony
  • - ...... good turn
  • - Navy, e.g
  • - Religious ceremony
  • - Mass
  • - Aid
  • - Helpful act
  • - Assistance
  • - Maintenance
  • - Lip-..
  • - Ceremony
  • - Overhaul
  • - Help
  • - See 30 across
  • - -
  • - Overhaul of a vehicle
  • - Provision of useful aid
  • - Contribution to the welfare of others
  • - oddly sweary, failing in mass?
  • - set of dishes the waiter gives you
admit
  • - allow somebody to come in to make a confession
  • - ATM I'd hacked to give access
  • - Confess (to crime)
  • - allow it to enter and it gets mad
  • - Maid spanked: time to confess
  • - Allow in to confess
  • - Allow to come inside
  • - let in to make a confession
  • - Confess to a crime, say
  • - Let in to confess
  • - Give access, usher in
  • - What Musician's Institute will do to prodigy
  • - What Berklee will do to prodigy applying
  • - Own up to, as a mistake
  • - Open a door to
  • - Off With Their Heads "Hard to ......"
  • - Concede (to)
  • - "You have to ...... ..."
  • - "I must ...... ..."
  • - Confess to something
  • - Confess to a crime
  • - Allow entry to
  • - Grant access to
  • - Maid deceptive: time to confess
  • - Confess in court I'm dangerous revolutionary
  • - Allow to enter
  • - Allow to join
  • - Allow a doctor turning up on strike to leave hospital
  • - Criminal maid given time to confess
  • - Grant entrance to
  • - Confess (to)
  • - Come clean in review belonging to victim? Dangerous!
  • - Fess up to
  • - Cop to
  • - Allow to enroll
  • - Plead guilty to
  • - A shy, retiring one's going to confess
  • - 'Okay, I ...... it'
  • - Let in or let out
  • - ... defeat (acknowledge that you've been beaten)
  • - allow the new maid a little time
  • - ... one
  • - Allow machine head inside mine shaft
  • - it goes mad when we let it come in
  • - Let into Duke University after good grade
  • - let in many in the entrance
  • - Declare millions invested in opening of mine
  • - Lawyer rejected Cambridge university grant
  • - ...... one (words on a movie ticket)
  • - Notice Tim returning and let him in
  • - Acknowledge as wrongdoing
  • - don't contest the right of entry
  • - Accept as a hospital patient
  • - Notice German with grant
  • - Acknowledge it after dam burst
  • - Let into the club
  • - Receive grant
  • - "...... one" (phrase on a theater ticket)
  • - Let in a Duke with German
  • - Accept one's mistake
  • - Allow through the door
  • - Let in or out
  • - "You gotta ... ..."
  • - own maid wasted time
  • - Acknowledge or confess, a fault, for one
  • - Acknowledge being extremely awkward with German
  • - Not deny
  • - A daughter with American university grant
  • - Grant is let in
  • - ... one (words on a ticket)
  • - agree and let in
  • - make an acknowledgement, as doormen may well do
  • - grudgingly grant
  • - Word on a ticket, perhaps
  • - Ticket imperative
  • - Say grudgingly
  • - Reveal with reluctance
  • - Plead guilty
  • - Own up
  • - Let on or let in
  • - Let in or on
  • - Come clean on
  • - Be a doorman
  • - "...... one" (words on a theater ticket)
  • - ...... one (ticket phrase)
  • - Open up, in a way
  • - Show the door
  • - Not hide
  • - Allow entry
  • - Own
  • - Accept
  • - Induct.
  • - Let on
  • - Let in
  • - Receive duke married in small island
  • - Word on a ticket stub
  • - Come clean
  • - Grant entry
  • - Provide student with place and grant
  • - Concede
  • - Accepted college applicant
  • - Fess up
  • - Let in; own
  • - Not blackball, say
  • - Disclose
  • - Own daughter married in small island
  • - Accept as valid
  • - Reluctantly disclose
  • - Concede as valid
  • - Welcome letter headed 'Duke University'
  • - Take the blame for
  • - Let in or let on
  • - Concede some had mittens!
  • - Accept daughter married in small island
  • - Confess; let in
  • - Usher in
  • - Allow entrance
  • - Accept, as a patient
  • - Let in maid struggling with first of trays
  • - Allow through
  • - Come clean about
tacit
  • - Unsaid, implied
  • - Implied but unsaid
  • - Unsaid, but understood
  • - Unsaid
  • - Left unsaid
  • - it supports a climbing animal without comment
  • - Implied the Arctic Circle is turning heads
  • - Without being said
  • - Unmentioned yet understood
  • - Unexpressed but implied
  • - Understood without being directly expressed
  • - Undeclared
  • - Not verbalized
  • - Kind of admission
  • - Inexplicit
  • - Implied, in a way
  • - Implied rather than expressed openly
  • - Implied — inferred
  • - Between the lines, in a way
  • - Agreement of a kind
  • - Inferred
  • - Not in so many words?
  • - Taken for granted
  • - Assumed
  • - Wordless
  • - Understood yet unstated
  • - Understood by fantastic missing fans
  • - Silent songbird catching a cold
  • - Implicit
  • - Implied
  • - Implied but not expressed
  • - Implied, but not stated
  • - Not stated directly
  • - Understood rubbish about Channel Islands
  • - Unstated yet understood
  • - Wordlessly implied
  • - Anagram of 'attic'
  • - Silently understood
  • - Unstated
  • - Quietly understood
  • - Implied but unspoken
  • - Implied leaders in talks are cautious in tone
  • - Unspoken, but understood
  • - Indicated by a nod
  • - Silent bird maintaining acoustic void
  • - Implicitly understood
  • - Bird covering bill becomes silent
  • - Implied wordlessly
  • - Silent bird without bill
  • - Unexpressed
  • - Implied; understood
  • - Implied this article can interest them all at the front
  • - Implied, perhaps
  • - Songbird covering bill is silent
  • - Not said but understood
  • - Suggested but not stated
  • - It's taken for granted it's time to operate around his heart
  • - Implicit rebuilding of attic
  • - Unspoken, implied
  • - Understood source of interest in diplomacy
  • - I'm not saying this is strictly understood? Understood!
  • - Unspoken work of diplomat touring India
  • - Attic? (anag)
  • - Respect, admiration
  • - Implied; silent
  • - Understood amount a citizen's invested
  • - Implied historian not with us
  • - Tango performance involving one not using speech
  • - Discretion accepting one's understood
  • - Not expressly stated
  • - Silent, as an agreement
  • - Understood without being said
  • - Understood a bit of sophistication in retrospect
  • - Implied but not verbalized
  • - Like a wink-and-a-nod agreement
  • - Implied but understood
  • - Like a wink and a nod
  • - Quietly implied
  • - Implied or understood
  • - Not said explicitly
  • - Food running short, it's understood
  • - Unspoken understanding from one in diplomacy
  • - It's taken for granted in attic structure
  • - It's taken for granted in strange attic
  • - Implied it's time to do something about independence
  • - Understood tense account given by Italian
  • - It's taken for granted in special attic
  • - It's understood one's engaged in diplomacy
  • - Unspoken, as an understanding
  • - Like a winked agreement
  • - Unspoken but implied
  • - Implied with a nod, say
  • - Like some agreements
  • - Going without saying?
  • - Unexpressed yet understood
  • - Assumed, say
  • - Communicated by nodding
  • - Unspoken, as an agreement
  • - Unexpressed but understood
  • - Unspoken, as an approval
  • - Hear 62-Across
  • - Not said
  • - Unspoken, as approval
  • - Like something communicated with a wink and a nod
  • - Kind of approval
  • - Suggested
  • - Like some approvals
  • - Like a wink
  • - Understood without being stated
  • - ... between the lines
  • - "Silent ......"
  • - Understood
  • - Saying nothing
  • - Unspoken
  • - Unvoiced
  • - Not spoken
  • - Still
  • - unspoken account taken in by bird
  • - time to perform outside, one implied
  • - maybe tiger's up on italian, that's understood
  • - one must be involved in diplomacy – that is understood
  • - Implied one must be bound by discretion
  • - Silent Titanic at sea, leaving Belfast region?
  • - understood to be in latin
  • - diplomacy will keep one silent
  • - attic renovation not acknowledged
  • - sensitivity with feelings about grief at heart unspoken
  • - Generally understood, without being said
  • - Wordlessly understood
unrig
  • - Run out returned soldier and remove ship's accoutrements
  • - Strip sails and ropes from
  • - Rid of equipment
  • - Strip of equipment
  • - Strip of equipment, as a ship
  • - Take down the sails
  • - Dismantle the sails of
  • - Remove gear from, as a ship
  • - Remove the lines from
  • - Remove the equipment from
  • - Remove sail supports
  • - Remove the ropes
  • - Sadly ruing having to do a dismantling job
  • - Dismantle a United Nations oil installation?
  • - Strip of sails and rope, as a ship
  • - dismantle, as sails
  • - Strip down ships
  • - (Of a boat) strip of its mast, stays etc
  • - Dismantle sail supports
  • - Strip of gear, as a ship
  • - Strip, as a ship
  • - Strip down parts of shotgun? Right!
  • - Prepare to store, as a sailboat
  • - Strip of gear
  • - Strip a sailing vessel
  • - Prepare for dry dock
  • - Strip of gear, nautically
  • - Dismantle sail supports, e.g
  • - Take down sails
  • - Dismantle on a ship
  • - Take down, as a Rube Goldberg machine
  • - Take apart, nautically
  • - Dismantle, as a sailing vessel
  • - Strip of sails
  • - Prepare for a dry dock
  • - Disassemble, in a way
  • - Ready for a reserve fleet
  • - Strip a ship
  • - Strip a vessel
  • - Strip a schooner
  • - Disassemble, aboard ship
  • - Strip a boat
  • - Strip a sloop
  • - Strip a ship of tackle
  • - Strip of tackle
  • - Take down a derrick, etc.
  • - Strip a ship of ropes.
  • - Dismantle, as a ship.
  • - Dismantle a well driller.
  • - Disassemble
  • - Dismantle.
  • - Take apart
  • - Take down
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