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impel
  • - Cheeky devil lying about the French press
  • - Drive onward
  • - Press into action
  • - Force onward
  • - Press: 'Politician admitted to awful lie'
  • - Press on
  • - Press forward
  • - Press onward
  • - Urge onward
  • - Press
  • - force little devil to drive back the french
  • - force is mile at sea outside portugal
  • - Big map we all used off and on for drive
  • - drive shown by frenchman in refined pile
  • - It may force one politician to join the Spanish
  • - To find a penny in a crooked mile may incite one to action
  • - One member with the Spanish force
  • - Force to lie atrociously about a politician
  • - Urge one forward to limp awkwardly around the East
  • - drive a politician into a stupid lie?
  • - drive the member of parliament to lie
  • - I'm training learner to drive
  • - Force, urge
  • - drive forward parliamentarian that is constraining liberal
  • - Spirit initially expresses life force
  • - Drive mischief-maker to English lake
  • - Drive one mile, exercise taken by learner
  • - force a little devil to drive back the french
  • - drive one politician to meet the spanish
  • - push the spanish with a spirit of mischief
  • - drive in, some claim, pell-mell
  • - One politician with extremely exceptional drive
  • - drive one politician to the spanish
  • - Drive or urge forward
  • - drive a mile, maybe, round the capital of poland
  • - To drive forward
  • - Force politician into clumsy lie
  • - drive one politician to take on the spanish
  • - Forcefully motivate
  • - Drive to park in roughly a mile
  • - Make proceed
  • - I mostly speed round motorway and drive on
  • - Push or force
  • - mischievous child has the french back to drive
  • - Drive roughly a mile out, where there's parking
  • - Urge on a naughty child, another one not following
  • - pressure (to)
  • - Drive to action
  • - Drive, force or urge
  • - Force pear initially into lime mixture
  • - drive forward one representative by rail
  • - Push to action
  • - drive in the interim pell-mell
  • - Cause to move
  • - Urge into motion
  • - Force forwards
  • - Tennis great Borg
  • - Cause to act
  • - Coerce
  • - Urge to action
  • - Apply pressure to
  • - Drive on
  • - Push into action
  • - Two mischievous creatures lacking female drive
  • - Drive Hillman, perhaps, with the Parisian in reverse
  • - Urge or force into action
  • - Bring about prime spots for timepieces before lake
  • - Urge forward
  • - Push forward
  • - Drive mile out to secure parking
  • - Rogue on the Spanish force
  • - Drive mile crazily without parking
  • - Drive mile senselessly without parking
  • - Force politician into convoluted lie
  • - Pressure to get into lime dress for drive
  • - Drive shown by politician with energy in middle of bill
  • - Force's exceptional policemen, drunk once, getting sacked
  • - Drive mile in one short shower
  • - Urge along
  • - Force forward
  • - Force terrible lie about politician
  • - Drive ahead
  • - Troublemaker on the Spanish force
  • - Move forward
  • - Mischievous person joins the Spanish force
  • - Drive empty limousine, parking near motorway turning
  • - Urge leaders of Iran's missile programme to grasp central guidelines
  • - Drive old Hillman to centre of Ashby-de-la-Zouch
  • - Single member with the Spanish force
  • - Urge to act
  • - This writer's three-quarter length coat is at bottom of drive
  • - Urge or propel
  • - Spur on back of heel that is carrying mountie over the top
  • - Actuate
  • - Drive along
  • - Force into motion
  • - Force to go
  • - Force an action
  • - Force into action
  • - Urge ahead
  • - Constrain
  • - Give a nudge
  • - Give motion to
  • - Apply force
  • - Force to move
  • - Exert moral pressure
  • - Drive by force.
  • - Drive forward
  • - Thrust forward
  • - Thrust
  • - Urge
  • - Set in motion
  • - Apostate
  • - Galvanize
  • - Get going
  • - Motivate
  • - Spur
  • - Excite to action.
  • - Incite to action.
  • - See 41 Down
  • - ...... pressure
  • - Force
  • - Drive-...
  • - Egg on
  • - Goad
  • - Spur on
  • - Push
  • - Force along
  • - Incite
  • - Encourage
  • - Urge on
  • - Drive little devil to join the Spanish
  • - Force has trouble-maker held after dropping case
  • - drive a politician into a shocking lie
  • - some claim pelicans use force
  • - Urge beginner after this compiler's exercise
  • - This compiler's shower having reduced force
  • - Force politician into middle of field
  • - push to act
  • - incite, compel but not a portmanteau
  • - Motivate independent politician to help oust extremists
  • - force or urge to do something
  • - Urge forcefully
  • - no air, in this imperial force
  • - apply motivation an mp may have to lie about
  • - Drive one mile and park Tesla evenly
  • - drive shown by independent politician supported by the spanish
  • - Force little devil to lead the Spanish
benign
  • - Friendly head of government in a republic of western Africa
  • - Friendly nation capturing guerrilla leader
  • - Friendly
  • - Friendly or harmless
  • - strange being, new but not malignant
  • - Benevolent Government in African country
  • - Harmless gorilla's first seen in African country
  • - got some spirit this big striker!
  • - Cyst or tumor that is not harmful
  • - stand at one over the eight, we hear – gracious!
  • - Good to visit West African country, harmless
  • - one may be one over the eight say, yet still be kindly
  • - do i find it favourable to be one over the eight? sounds like it!
  • - Clement arranged a binge at the Nag's Head
  • - Kind of good in African republic
  • - Being wrong, by the way, is not harmful
  • - Kind of high point in Scots singing that's regularly lacking
  • - doing no harm
  • - Showing kindliness
  • - Harmless (Miss!)
  • - Non-malignant
  • - Not threatening
  • - Gentle spirit coming over in mountain
  • - Favourable
  • - Not harmful
  • - Man mixed gin that's harmless
  • - Genial or kindly
  • - Kindly; not harmful
  • - Kindly or non-malignant
  • - Malignant? No
  • - Kindly include head of government in African country
  • - Not malignant
  • - Genial, kindly
  • - Avuncular head of government in West African nation
  • - Not dangerous to health
  • - Good-hearted
  • - Nonthreatening
  • - Favorable
  • - Gracious
  • - Harmless
  • - Kindly
  • - Well-meaning
  • - Genial
  • - Inoffensive
  • - Kind
  • - Gentle
  • - Good-natured
  • - Amiable
  • - kindly male gets spirit back inside
noisome
  • - unpleasant sound taking doctor back
  • - Is one to restore order in it, though it's unpleasant?
  • - Offensive rumour about an up coming doctor
  • - Unpleasant rumour about high honour
  • - disgusting row about the doctor coming back
  • - Army doctor is in a row about offensive
  • - Terrible sound drowns old mike
  • - I'm one so horribly unpleasant
  • - One is restoring order in it, but it's most unpleasant
  • - nasty rumour about an upcoming doctor
  • - row about the return of the doctor is disgusting
  • - Unpleasant racket to get coverage for home contents
  • - A most unpleasant "Is one to restore order in it?"
  • - Unpleasant chart topper going on a bit
  • - Offensive rumour about a retired doctor
  • - Is one renewed restraining order unpleasant?
  • - Unwholesome number one and more than a couple
  • - Repulsive old man originally involved in racket
  • - Offensive rumour fuelled by opprobrium in the extreme
  • - i'm soon upset by the start of the evidence – it's disgusting
  • - No-one given part: that's offensive
  • - No one's home in Albert Square is so disgusting
  • - Disgusting row about old male
  • - A few with premier going on offensive
  • - Disagreeable moose in for treatment
  • - Row about old Mike being offensive
  • - Number One – a little offensive
  • - Disagreeable din carrying over miles
  • - So I'm one (anag.)
  • - Tricky noose I'm finding harmful
prison
  • - jail for 'rip-off boy'
  • - accommodation for those inside
  • - Guard house and park for knight raised around centre of Grenoble
  • - Wormwood Scrubs, for example
  • - Cage is put in for raven at last
  • - Is in for arson, ultimately, here?
  • - Cage is put in for toucan at last
  • - Cage is put in for raven ultimately
  • - Public relations is working for jail
  • - Turns up no address for park leading to the big house
  • - Sing Sing, for one
  • - San Quentin, for one
  • - Attica, for one
  • - Dartmoor, for one.
  • - Newgate, for one
  • - setting for the sitcom porridge
  • - where a man has to take his time
  • - Rip off a child and that's the punishment
  • - Government facility at Mount Eden, Arohata and Invercargill
  • - TV's ".... Break"
  • - Place to house criminals
  • - Place to keep criminals
  • - A jug of porridge in the nick of time
  • - Spin or twist in jail
  • - where you must go if you have time
  • - public relations is no set-back in gaol
  • - where one does 14 down
  • - one boy following pair from jail
  • - Pair seen with one boy can
  • - The clink of a jug
  • - Where you'll find screws on the doors
  • - not sure, in shock, working at jail
  • - Nick's spin is working
  • - those who occupy it may be given plenty of time
  • - The nick of time
  • - Is in a porn production; gets jail
  • - It may have wings, but absolutely not power to rise
  • - Quietly Ron is taken off to jail
  • - where you must go if you get time
  • - Jug of porridge!
  • - the bars here are behind
  • - Porn is circulating in jail
  • - "Orange Is the New Black" setting
  • - Stir — can
  • - No rips (anag)
  • - Clink — jug
  • - Chokey
  • - Cooler marketing is working
  • - Stir porridge
  • - Place of incarceration
  • - Alcatraz was one
  • - Cream from Marine Corps holding the POWS behind bars
  • - Correctional institution
  • - Turns up, no teacher will take first puff of American joint
  • - It shuts people up
  • - Nick parties, going regularly
  • - Pair seen with one boy at lock-up
  • - Nick eco-friendly car, not posh, working
  • - Pair seen with one boy in stir
  • - Corrective institution
  • - Cage bird
  • - Stir where one does porridge
  • - Gaol
  • - Bird cage
  • - 'Stone walls do not a ...... make ...': Richard Lovelace
  • - Where Cervantes wrote "Don Quixote"
  • - Publicity material is about to create stir
  • - Con's place
  • - Where you will find screws on the doors
  • - Bird is pinned by something pointed -- not good
  • - Mostly lying about one's time served here
  • - Place where cell phones aren't allowed?
  • - Where most are bent on entering?
  • - Quiet prayer exuding love in place with chaplain?
  • - Alcatraz, notably
  • - Penitentiary
  • - Place where con jobs are common?
  • - Attica or Leavenworth
  • - Con container
  • - Place up the 58-Across?
  • - Place to find pen pals?
  • - The time there might be five to ten
  • - Place of con confinement
  • - Where "Don Quixote" was conceived
  • - Life may be spent here
  • - Con junction
  • - Building without cell phones?
  • - ".... Break": Fox TV drama
  • - Con-dominium?
  • - "Folsom .... Blues"
  • - Upriver place?
  • - Bastille, e.g.
  • - Where 38-Down spent 19 years
  • - It's up the river
  • - Alcatraz, formerly
  • - Where "Don Quixote" was written
  • - The Bastille, e.g.
  • - "Fidelio" setting
  • - "Don Quixote" was written here
  • - 22-Across delivered his millennium message from one
  • - 61 Felons' lockup
  • - Alcatraz once
  • - Alcatraz or Sing Sing
  • - Felon's future
  • - Whence Cervantes wrote "Don Quixote"
  • - Newgate, e.g.
  • - Possible residence of 62 Across
  • - Warden's place
  • - San Quentin
  • - Cage
  • - "To Althea, From ......."
  • - Leavenworth.
  • - Bilibid ...... Manila.
  • - "...... jail"
  • - .......... the joint
  • - Brig. ......
  • - Place of confinement
  • - Hoosegow
  • - Lockup
  • - The slammer
  • - Break site
  • - Sentence structure?
  • - Big house
  • - Cooler
  • - Slammer
  • - Stir
  • - ...Pen
  • - Clink
  • - Setting of the sitcom Porridge
  • - it is secured by locks or pins, maybe
  • - Where most have convictions, image improvement is working
  • - Where Nelson Mandela spent 27 years
  • - Place of custody
  • - in such bars, one isn't allowed to leave one's porridge!
  • - Where Bunyan wrote Pilgrim's Progress
  • - one has time to experience this
  • - Penal institution
figures
  • - Numbers of body shapes
  • - Diagrams of body shapes
  • - Forms fires around the middle of August
  • - Makes sense of the prices, perhaps
  • - "Hidden ...," 2016 biographical drama film based on the lives of African-American female mathematicians who worked at NASA
  • - Body shapes
  • - shapes represented statistically?
  • - could they be statistics supplied by the orator?
  • - Works out that figs contain water
  • - Types that impress? That's to be expected
  • - physical forms associated with computers
  • - Thinks mathematically?
  • - The financial report makes sense!
  • - What many watch on beaches
  • - Solves, with "out"
  • - Skater's practice
  • - Puzzles (out)
  • - Makes sense, considering the circumstances
  • - "Yeah, just my luck ..."
  • - Calculates.
  • - Numbers
  • - Digits
  • - Expressions
  • - forms fours, for example
  • - numerical symbols
pinnacle
  • - Acme
  • - Culmination
  • - Zenith
  • - It's all downhill from here
  • - Topmost point
  • - Peak
  • - a high, pointed piece of rock
  • - Salt tablet with nail on top
  • - nice plan to reach the top
  • - inaccessible ----, summit on skye
  • - the point of a clean pin
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