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stroke
  • - Golf shot for opening round in English city
  • - mark shot in cricket
  • - Shot Pat
  • - Crawl or butterfly, e.g.
  • - Butterfly or crawl, in swimming
  • - Cricket or tennis shot
  • - Caress — golf shot
  • - Butterfly or freestyle
  • - Australian crawl or butterfly, to a swimmer
  • - Chip or pitch
  • - A shot of the swingers witnessed in 24 across
  • - Backhand or forehand, e.g.
  • - Putt, for instance
  • - Golf putt, for example
  • - Putt, e.g.
  • - Crawl or butterfly
  • - Chip or putt
  • - Drive or chip
  • - Lob or smash
  • - Chip shot or putt
  • - Lob or putt
  • - Cause of a bong or dong
  • - Pitch or putt
  • - Crawl or trudgen.
  • - Drive or putt
  • - Golf shot
  • - Tennis or cricket shot
  • - pet style of swimming
  • - manner of swimming
  • - The oarsman gives one a line in writing
  • - Swimming moment
  • - Inspired act, ... of genius
  • - Way of swimming all right in stream when forenoon's gone
  • - Dash right into Potteries town
  • - it's o.k. to receive the rest of the blow
  • - Caress member of boat crew
  • - In rowing, the oarsman who sits nearest the stern of a shell
  • - A hit in tennis
  • - High blood pressure risk
  • - Caress lash
  • - What an oarsman will do, if the boat capsizes?
  • - mark of a rower
  • - England all-rounder nearly picking up runs for cover drive?
  • - Pet butterfly, perhaps
  • - High blood pressure danger
  • - It might be oblique note to follow Mark, perhaps: ringing endorsement
  • - Swim move, such as the Butterfly, etc.
  • - Butterfly, for example, found in small wild trek around Oxford
  • - the light touch of an oarsman
  • - one of eight requires medical attention
  • - How to caress an oarsman?
  • - Stoker suffered a blow
  • - Pet(Used today)
  • - Swimming style
  • - Golf hit
  • - Swimmer's move
  • - Slim Dunlap suffered one in '12
  • - Fondle — rower
  • - Crew member's motion
  • - Cerebrovascular accident, familiarly
  • - Caress — rower
  • - Canoe crew motion
  • - Backhand, e.g.
  • - Small heads on termites, rhagoletis, obereas, katydid, earwigs and one of the butterflies?
  • - The butterfly found in 15 across, for instance
  • - One of four on a par-4
  • - Pet butterfly?
  • - Caress; swimming style
  • - Drawn line; caress
  • - Swimmer's choice
  • - It's caused by interruption in blood-flow to the brain
  • - Painter's motion
  • - Member of rowing crew
  • - Butterfly, for one
  • - Minigolf motion
  • - Butterfly, e.g
  • - Hit rower
  • - Gustav —, composer
  • - Mark one of the crew
  • - Scoring unit, in golf
  • - Perhaps butterfly's light touch
  • - Piston motion
  • - Member of crew in river passing through English city
  • - Golfer's hit
  • - Perhaps crawl right into Midlands town
  • - Pamper, as somebody's ego
  • - Brilliant achievement for rower
  • - Coxswain's call
  • - Crew direction
  • - Hit from a 102-Down
  • - It precedes "Substituted Ball" in the Definitions section of the "Rules of Golf"
  • - Hitting of a golf ball
  • - Single act, as of genius
  • - Rub lightly
  • - Swim move
  • - Cox's call
  • - Sternmost member of a crew team
  • - Massé, e.g.
  • - Golf swing
  • - Rower's motion
  • - Golf lesson topic
  • - Call to a crew
  • - Word from a coxswain
  • - Crew team member nearest the stern
  • - Difference between eagle and birdie
  • - Brush mark
  • - Stern one in a shell
  • - Stern man in a shell
  • - Golfing unit
  • - Pencil mark.
  • - Sudden action.
  • - Oarsman.
  • - Member of the crew.
  • - Swimmer's motion.
  • - Member of a varsity eight.
  • - Power in a racing shell.
  • - Coxswain's command
  • - Flatter
  • - Stroke
  • - Caress
  • - Pet
  • - Blow
  • - Brush
  • - Soft touch
  • - Touch
  • - Touch lightly
  • - Swimming technique
  • - One sportsperson played by another
rooks
  • - birds mistaken for castles?
  • - Fleeces black birds
  • - Steals money from castles
  • - birds you can play with
  • - castles on squares
  • - Birds seen on board?
  • - overcharges for chessmen
  • - Swindles; castles
  • - Castle-shaped pieces in chess
  • - Gameboard castles
  • - They may provide defense for knights
  • - Large, crow-like birds
  • - Chess castles
  • - Castles in chess
  • - Castles on boards
  • - Pieces that castle
  • - Movable castles
  • - Castles for Fischer
  • - Castles
  • - Black birds
  • - Chess "castle"
  • - Castles in the air
  • - ...... Birds
  • - at the start of a game of chess, the corners of the board are occupied by four .....
  • - Swindles men on board
  • - Accompaniers of knights
  • - Chisels
  • - Hornswoggles
  • - Corner chess pieces
  • - Chess corner pieces
  • - Black crows
  • - Orthogonally moving chess pieces
  • - Quartet in the corners
  • - Men that start in the corners
  • - They start in the four corners
  • - Corner chessmen
  • - They start in the corners
  • - Chessmen that start in the corners
  • - Rank and file movers
  • - Some chesspieces
  • - They move along ranks and files
  • - Corner pieces, in chess
  • - Corner men
  • - They can move across ranks and files
  • - Chess endmen
  • - Pieces on a chess board.
  • - Four on a chessboard.
  • - Knights neighbors
  • - Corner pieces
  • - Straight men
  • - Board members
  • - King protectors
  • - Some chessmen
  • - Chessmen
  • - Cheats
  • - Bamboozles
  • - Cons
  • - Fleeces
  • - Flimflams
  • - Chess pieces
  • - Swindles
  • - Rips off back-row pieces
  • - chess pieces that start in the corners of the board
breaksin
  • - gains unlawful entry to destroy wrongdoing
  • - a burglar or horse trainer does it
  • - Uses a keyless entry system?
  • - makes a forcible entry and tames the horses
  • - Enters illegally
  • - starts training
  • - Does some burgling
  • - Gets used to new shoes
  • - Trains
  • - Interrupts.
keyword
  • - A significant word in information retrieval
  • - Database search option, and a hint to the ends of the starred answers
  • - Significant term
  • - Google search need ... or a hint to the ends of 20- and 49-Across and 11- and 28-Down
  • - Term of crucial importance
  • - Search engine query
  • - Google entry
  • - Database search option
  • - Tag targeted by search engines
  • - Computer search criterion
arocklive
  • - Be unaware of current events literally?
wrapskeep
  • - Wait to reveal literally?
skiffs
  • - small, flat-bottomed boats
  • - Light rowing boats
  • - Flat-bottomed rowboats
  • - One-person boats
  • - Shallow boats
  • - Small boats
  • - Flat-bottomed boats
  • - Small watercrafts
  • - Recreational sailboats
  • - Solo racers
  • - Small rowboats
  • - Small sailboats.
  • - Small vessels
  • - One-person craft
kara
  • - Chicago Fire actress Killmer
  • - Ex-EastEnders actress and Strictly Come Dancing participant, ... Tointon
  • - Killmer of "Chicago Fire"
  • - 2009-10 "American Idol" judge DioGuardi
  • - Zor-EI (Supergirl's real name)
  • - silhouette artist walker
mistake
  • - in manufacture it's wrong to make a slip
  • - It's wrong — it's wrong to be seized by force
  • - Same kit reused? That's an oversight
  • - i'm coming back to place a bet - here's the slip
  • - Mass, I bet, is a blunder
  • - The setter's backed bet in error
  • - The miscalculation that half the stout-like creature is some piece of meat, so to speak
  • - "Man is Nature's sole ......!": Gilbert
  • - Eraser's target
  • - Jupiter's is corrected: Poe's Gold Bug.
  • - it's never really carefully made
  • - Error makes it incorrect
  • - an error if you get it correct!
  • - Motorway hazard mix-up
  • - Error, lapse
  • - M1 hazard causing accident
  • - possibly it makes error
  • - Michael Holding pirouetting at second slip
  • - Wrongly accept to be an accident
  • - Screw up half mile post
  • - It makes error!
  • - inaccuracy avoided, pain announced
  • - First to go in, make a bloomer
  • - Part 7 of a Stephen Leacock quote
  • - Misconception
  • - 'Oops!' prompter
  • - M1 hazard results in blunder
  • - Be wrong about motorway hazard
  • - I'm up pole in error
  • - Million I bet in error
  • - An "X" may signify one
  • - Millions I bet in error
  • - "Happy accident," so to speak
  • - "Oopsy!" evoker
  • - It may be costly
  • - Source of learning?
  • - Example of fallibility
  • - Case for an eraser?
  • - Slipup
  • - Estimate incorrectly.
  • - 2 + 2 = 5, for instance.
  • - A wrong definition, for instance.
  • - Alice makes one after another in Wonderland.
  • - Foozle.
  • - It may be marked with an X
  • - Clinker
  • - Foul-up
  • - Slip up
  • - Be wrong
  • - Slip
  • - Oversight
  • - Error
  • - Gaffe
  • - Blunder
  • - Goof
  • - Boner
  • - Howler
  • - Boo-boo
  • - male, one with post, making blunder
  • - a post on the motorway discovered in error
  • - Blooper ...
bleak
  • - Like the mood fostered by "Waiting for Godot"
  • - For fish, make the bill out for cash!
  • - Desolate, when left with bill outside
  • - Cold and dismal, finish the job and get out
  • - Surprisingly bright little fish?
  • - "The future looks ...." (Not promising)
  • - Lima taken in by Bill Stark
  • - What the dickens! House is so isolated?
  • - Like the tundra
  • - magistrate about fifty, cold and uncharitable
  • - lacking in hope
  • - desolate building's front overlooks stormy lake
  • - Desolate; depressing
  • - Gloomy judge incarcerates Liberal
  • - offering little or no hope
  • - Barren and windswept
  • - Not at all encouraging
  • - '... house', novel by charles dickens
  • - Gloomy; dreary
  • - judge trainee's inclusion as gloomy
  • - Very gloomy-looking judge hoovering up line
  • - Bare, exposed
  • - Cold and miserable
  • - cheerless magistrate about fifty
  • - Unsheltered
  • - Cold; cheerless
  • - Depressing Bond's leader over breach in security
  • - Cold and cheerless
  • - Drear
  • - With a bad outlook
  • - Offering little hope
  • - Like some winter landscapes
  • - Dickens' novel, ........House
  • - Cold and unwelcoming
  • - Arousing pessimism
  • - Dickens's '...... House'
  • - Dismal British disclosure
  • - Cold and dreary
  • - Far from encouraging
  • - Dismal bishop gets disclosure
  • - Far from rosy
  • - Dim or grim
  • - Not at all promising
  • - Not promising
  • - Desolate and dreary
  • - Rather hopeless
  • - Not very promising
  • - Far from optimistic
  • - Like film noir
  • - Far from promising
  • - Discouraging
  • - Like some prospects
  • - Just about hopeless
  • - Dickens' "...... House"
  • - Like a wasteland
  • - Hardly promising
  • - Far from comforting
  • - Not rosy
  • - Dispiriting
  • - "...... House": Dickens
  • - Stark; barren; dreary
  • - Lacking kindliness.
  • - Swept by cold winds.
  • - Desolate and windswept.
  • - Unwelcoming
  • - Hardly hospitable
  • - Desolate
  • - Opposite of rosy
  • - Dismal
  • - Unpromising
  • - Dreary
  • - Cheerless
  • - Unpleasantly cold
  • - Grim
  • - Chilly
  • - Hopeless
  • - Gloomy
  • - Austere
  • - Not optimistic
  • - ...... House, Dickens novel
  • - "Look round and round upon this bare ... plain …" (Charles Dickens)
sacked
  • - Pink-slipped
  • - Given a pink slip
  • - Gave a pink slip
  • - put in a container and fired
  • - like a grounded jet, say?
  • - did some pillaging – dismissed
  • - Fired from job
  • - Brought down, as a quarterback
  • - Bagged, as potatoes
  • - Dismissed from employment
  • - Acted like a vandal – was dismissed
  • - Thwarted the quarterback
  • - Brought down, like a Manning
  • - Threw for a loss
  • - Took down the quarterback
  • - Gave the ax to
  • - Put in a bag.
  • - Plundered
  • - Pillaged
  • - Dismissed
  • - Off the payroll
  • - Canned
  • - ..-fired
lockup
  • - Clinch
  • - Poky
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