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kepi
  • - Record set in Kane's first international cap
  • - make pirate have a cap
  • - French soldier's hat found in snake pit
  • - peaked flat-topped cap
  • - Stiff-edged cap associated with the French military and police uniforms
  • - visored french cap
  • - Military cap or style of pike
  • - French military cap
  • - Military cap held briefly upon head of infantryman
  • - Military cap of France
  • - Cap with a flat, circular top
  • - Flat-topped military cap
  • - Visored cap of Paris
  • - Foreign Legion cap
  • - Headgear from The King and I placed on record
  • - What's worn in Paris maybe by Private Pike back to front
  • - Service cap
  • - French soldier's hat
  • - Charles de Gaulle's onetime hat
  • - French soldier's cap
  • - Gendarme's topper
  • - Knee pain? Oddly, it's the cap!
  • - Civil War cap style
  • - Soldier's chapeau
  • - Legionnaire's topper
  • - French Foreign Legion cap
  • - De Gaulle's one-time hat
  • - Old railway operator's hat
  • - Legionnaire's hat
  • - Hat worn in "Casablanca"
  • - Visored cap
  • - Military cap with a flat top
  • - Part of a Legionnaire's attire
  • - Peaked cap
  • - Forage cap's kin
  • - Type of military cap
  • - Charles de Gaulle's one-time hat
  • - Overseas military cap
  • - Yachting cap
  • - Visored military cap
  • - Poilu's cap
  • - Soldat's hat
  • - Cap de Gaulle wore
  • - Legionnaire's cap
  • - Civil War cap
  • - Legionnaire's headgear.
  • - French legionnaire's headgear.
  • - Flat-topped military cap of France.
  • - Straight-vizored military cap.
  • - Military cap
  • - Cap
  • - pike-shaped headgear
  • - Almost retained one thing ahead of a military man
  • - Special headgear? Some take pictures
  • - Military visored hat
  • - Hat worn by Charles de Gaulle
  • - French military headgear
  • - Foreign Legion hat
  • - French military hat
  • - Civil War topper
  • - Hat like picador displays
  • - Topper for de Gaulle
  • - Foreign Legion headwear
  • - 58-Across topper
  • - French army headwear
  • - Foreign Legion headgear
  • - Hat for De Gaulle
  • - Visored chapeau
  • - French Foreign Legion hat
  • - Confederate topper
  • - Topper for Charles de Gaulle
  • - De Gaulle headgear
  • - Zouave headgear
  • - "Beau Geste" headgear
  • - Headgear for de Gaulle
  • - Hat for a French soldier
  • - French military topper
  • - French Foreign Legion uniform hat
  • - Foreign Legion topper
  • - De Gaulle trademark
  • - Sahara wear
  • - Military headpiece
  • - Hat De Gaulle wore
  • - Hat DeGaulle wore
  • - Military headgear
  • - French Army hat.
  • - Military headwear
  • - Military hat
  • - Military chapeau
pirate
  • - Blab about one criminal at sea
  • - Talk foolishly about one buccaneer
  • - Talk foolishly about current danger on the seas
  • - talk idly about one buccaneer
  • - Talk about current lawbreaker at sea
  • - talk like a ...... day
  • - talk idly about one seafarer
  • - Talk foolishly about one copyright infringer
  • - We say, "Ahoy, matey," on Talk Like a .... Day
  • - Whom to talk like on September 19
  • - Robber of ships at sea
  • - talk foolishly about island figure plundering ships?
  • - quiet angry corsair
  • - pressure on angry corsair
  • - pressure on angry buccaneer
  • - "Pirates of the Caribbean" extra
  • - Rate rip (anag)
  • - very good speed for a very bad sailor
  • - someone who stole away from the shore
  • - Treasure-seeking seafarer, e.g. Captain Hook
  • - Quietly furious one's stealing from work
  • - Hook or Teach
  • - Many an "Our Flag Means Death" character
  • - a greek will shed a tear for such a thief
  • - One may say "Shiver me timbers!"
  • - Cost of employing detective operating without licence
  • - Buccaneer puts rodent in baked dish
  • - Jack Sparrow or Blackbeard, e.g.
  • - rotten pear - it's from buccaneer
  • - Confusion surrounds informer operating illegally
  • - Detective and judge working overseas for Grace O'Malley at the helm
  • - Download illegally
  • - person stealing away from the shore
  • - Blackbeard for example, power mad
  • - Bootlegger rejects intellectual property charge
  • - Counterfeit penny one's given on toll
  • - jack sparrow, by trade
  • - His pate seems to have a deficiency of hair, the villain!
  • - on seeing such a robber, a greek may shed a tear
  • - Thief, in some contexts
  • - Unlicensed radio broadcaster
  • - Silver, say, provided by Irish tucking into hors d'oeuvre
  • - corsair quietly getting angry
  • - "avast, ye matey!" shouter, stereotypically
  • - lift power worked up
  • - Blackbeard puts rodent in baked dish
  • - Shipboard robber
  • - Irrational to criticise thief
  • - Halloween costume with a tricorn hat
  • - No good at sea, I'm up to a little over 3mph?
  • - Attacker at sea
  • - he stole away from the shore
  • - A tripe product not endorsed by law
  • - Nautical outlaw
  • - Robber is quiet and angry
  • - I run into head buccaneer
  • - A marine marauder from Penzance
  • - Cost of hiring detective is criminal
  • - Johnny Depp played one
  • - Henry Morgan was one
  • - Captain Hook, e.g.
  • - The ...... Bay
  • - Teach, for one
  • - Teach, for instance
  • - Teach, e.g.
  • - Teach or John Silver
  • - Steal from a script
  • - Spoliation is his vocation
  • - Rat pie (anag)
  • - Preyer of the deep
  • - Player on Pittsburgh's team
  • - Pittsburgh brigand
  • - Patent poacher
  • - Lafitte, e.g.
  • - Lafitte was one
  • - Jack Sparrow, e.g.
  • - Illegal (DVD copy)
  • - Honus Wagner, e.g.
  • - Hallowe'en buccaneer
  • - Fashion design stealer.
  • - Do a sneak printing job
  • - Certain literary thief
  • - Captain Hook, say
  • - Captain Hook or Jack Sparrow, for example
  • - Blackbeard was one
  • - Maritime menace
  • - Pittsburgh athlete
  • - Main character?
  • - Pittsburgh player
  • - Predator
  • - Brigand
  • - Ship
  • - Buccaneer
  • - Criminal at sea getting cross at stern of ship
  • - Sea rover
  • - Silver or Sparrow
  • - Marine marauder
  • - Sparrow, for one
  • - Illegally copy page 26
  • - Robber at sea
  • - Corsair crewman
  • - Software thief
  • - One treasuring treasure
  • - Plagiarise
  • - Word from the Greek for "attack"
  • - Illicit video producer
  • - Angry after parking? That's appropriate
  • - Power mad buccaneer
  • - Grace O'Malley opens 6 down
  • - Silver perhaps ending in skip, furious
  • - Detective and judge working overseas on crime wave presumably
  • - PNC Park player
  • - Grace O'Malley works presumably on the Crime Wave overseas
  • - 'Arrr!' shouter
  • - Maritime marauder
  • - Start of pitching really upset bad sailor?
  • - Stereotypical eyepatch wearer
  • - Pressure on one judge with black beard?
  • - Sea robber
  • - Long John Silver, for one
  • - Thief on the water
  • - Software swiper
  • - Corsair
  • - Stereotypical "Arrr!" shouter
  • - Buccaneer would be angry if beheaded!
  • - Sea menace
  • - Captain Hook, for one
  • - Jack Sparrow or Captain Hook
  • - Jolly Roger flier
  • - Freebooter
  • - One with an eyepatch, often
  • - Captain Kidd, for one
  • - Theme page on HalloweenCostumes.com
  • - Menace at sea
  • - Software bootlegger
  • - 3-Down wearer
  • - Jack Sparrow, for one
  • - Blackbeard, e.g.
  • - One taking the gold?
  • - Steal, as software
  • - Long John Silver, e.g.
  • - Somalian menace
  • - Captain Jack Sparrow, e.g.
  • - Penzance denizen
  • - Main threat
  • - Stereotypical eye patch wearer
  • - Copyright violator
  • - Capt. Sparrow, e.g.
  • - Illegally reproduce, as software
  • - Software copyright ignorer
  • - Captain Jack Sparrow, for one
  • - Main villain?
  • - Steel City pro
  • - Copyright ignorer
  • - William Kidd, for one
  • - Illegally reproduce
  • - One sailing under a skull and crossbones
  • - Unauthorized downloader
  • - Use without permission
  • - Bachelor of "Arrrrr!"s?
  • - Plagiarist
  • - Penzance persona
  • - Hook or Silver
  • - Napster user
  • - Smee, for one
  • - Character that typically says "Arrrrr!"
  • - Sam Lord or Bartholomew Roberts
  • - Hook, for example
  • - Gilbert and Sullivan extra
  • - Clemente was a great one
  • - Sea criminal
  • - Rodent in baked dish for buccaneer
  • - Hook, for one
  • - Download without paying, say
  • - Plagiarist may make head of publishing furious
  • - Detective and judge working overseas with Grace O' Malley
  • - Robber on the high seas
  • - Marine menace
  • - Robber.
  • - Halloween costume choice
  • - Swashbuckler.
  • - Halloween costume
  • - Raider
  • - Knock off
  • - Copy illegally
  • - Take the wrong way?
  • - Take illegally
  • - Steal
  • - Francis Drake, for one
  • - Constant charge creating danger at sea
  • - 'Arrrr!' speaker with a skull-and-crossbones flag
  • - .... ship, swinging galleon at an amusement park
  • - Illegal broadcaster
  • - Not a good sailor
  • - Spread covering Irish Rover
election
  • - A papal conclave is possibly the oldest form of .... still used
  • - Process of choice where choice non-starter
  • - Chance of getting a seat, generally?
  • - cite lone sort of choice
  • - Generally a matter of choice
  • - Democratic process of picking the government
  • - Subject of many polls
  • - Start off one process of choosing or another
  • - End of some races
  • - the spanish notice change in voting
  • - I once let lunatic vote
  • - notice how the french have a way for the voter to decide?
  • - freewill
  • - Ballot held for public office
  • - Choice initially denied in ballot
  • - choice by vote
  • - Once I let criminal vote
  • - Polling process
  • - November event that concludes a campaign
  • - Ballot for public office
  • - Ballot exercise
  • - 1999 Reese Witherspoon movie
  • - Voters' choice.
  • - English, nice lot, confused in vote
  • - Voting process
  • - Vote or ballot
  • - Process involving choice when leaderless?
  • - Time when people are at cross purposes?
  • - Selection by vote
  • - Public vote
  • - Choice event
  • - Occasion when politicians try to make people cross?
  • - Time when populace is at cross purposes?
  • - Choice when seconds removed is still a choice
  • - House perhaps changing right to left for vote
  • - Con elite criminal for talking one's seat
  • - Seat can be obtained by this horse bucking head
  • - Choice, but no starter choice
  • - Choosing building that's changed hands
  • - Process for taking one's seat in primary
  • - It reveals the people's choice
  • - Quadrennial U.S. event
  • - November 2012 event
  • - Party's focus
  • - Opportunity to vote
  • - Primary, e.g.
  • - Board-choosing activity
editor
  • - Press boss
  • - Trend reversed by old Republican news boss
  • - Head of a newspaper
  • - One slightly changed this clue
  • - One changing lines, perhaps
  • - One polishing rag?
  • - One runs daily or weekly perhaps
  • - Newspaper boss makes investment finally in English fashion house
  • - One whose leader goes out every morning
  • - Person in charge of a section of a newspaper
  • - One whose work is polishing
  • - IMF left mortified - that's one for the books
  • - Newspaper boss
  • - One who shortened Life sentences?
  • - Rag organiser tried rampaging about middle of October
  • - One who might shorten your sentence
  • - One's in charge but sometimes has a leader
  • - Journo travelled around, taking in some of Italy
  • - person in charge of a newspaper,magazine etc.
  • - Someone whose job is to be in charge of a newspaper
  • - My boss absorbed by regurgitated carrot I'd eaten
  • - Person who may make a long story short
  • - who rejected rubbish i'd sent to echo?
  • - One who makes the cut?
  • - one of our bosses who didn't see low beam, we ‘ear?
  • - retro trend oddly missing court reporter's boss
  • - Person to ask to 're-do it' potentially?
  • - Journal reviewer
  • - Pitch reader
  • - Senior hack
  • - "Dullness is the only crime for which an ........ ought to be hung" (Josephus Daniels)
  • - Text corrector
  • - Podcast staffer
  • - Text tightener
  • - Person at a desk
  • - Film position
  • - Letter to the ......
  • - Wired cutter?
  • - Sentence reducer, at times
  • - Director coworker
  • - Daily bigwig
  • - Newspaper bigwig
  • - Movement rioted and did a job on 15 across
  • - Manuscript recipient
  • - Runs daily and goes around in tired disposition
  • - Magazine worker
  • - Chief journalist
  • - Manuscript fixer
  • - Senior publisher
  • - Line judge?
  • - Hollywood job title
  • - People person?
  • - Runs daily and goes around in tired transport
  • - Media person used exit door, constantly half-seen
  • - Text ....
  • - Ben Bradlee's post while at the Washington Post
  • - Masthead title
  • - Person working on text partly changed it, originally
  • - Periodical figure
  • - Star employee
  • - Predominant type found in newspaper production
  • - Organises the paperwork for word processor
  • - Program to modify data
  • - Head journalist on a newspaper
  • - journalist's turn to ride
  • - Person reviewing articles before publication
  • - he's in charge but has a leader
  • - on paper he has an important job
  • - Journalist has to reverse the trend as alternative
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