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skeleton
  • - bone buried in barrow at the point of death
  • - Second key cut revealed key, perhaps
  • - Observe Albanian money to be back in the frame
  • - sort of staff for meatless days?
  • - Sort of key found in a cupboard?
  • - all the bones of the body together form one's ...
  • - the key staff?
  • - A solver of a ... crossword must work out most of the grid
  • - Key frame?
  • - with which the boneyards are unfastened?
  • - Shameful secret, ... in the cupboard
  • - Monster Mash, Part 1: Night of the Fleshless Lycanthrope
  • - "Why did the ...... cross the road? To get to the body shop"
  • - Description of key scheme reduced to essentials
  • - The bare bones of novel Ken stole
  • - The bare bones of leeks not mint
  • - Thankless task to get the Spanish school structural support
  • - Second key almost revealed master key?
  • - Small keen lot travelling to the National History Museum exhibit
  • - Stolen key not unknown possibly to be this kind
  • - The bones of this gets under one's skin?
  • - The bare bones gets under one's skin?
  • - Key for the contents of the cupboard, perhaps
  • - Word with crew or key
  • - Type of key or crew
  • - Type of key
  • - Kind of key
  • - ........ in the cupboard, expression meaning 'a past scandal kept secret'
  • - Leeks cooked with a mass of bones
  • - Bony managers not limited by endless river
  • - Male heir holding box back, containing king's bones
  • - Figure that might appear in anatomy class or as Halloween decor
  • - Bony frame of English poet digesting opening of elegy
  • - king is wearing forged steel over supporting structure
  • - outline klee's absurdly fashionable style
  • - Left inside shooting Oscar winners essentially with few crew members
  • - asked to remove case and reveal secret contents of closet?
  • - Framework of ode finally penned by Tudor court poet
  • - sport framework
  • - bony structure
  • - Framework in novel Ken reworked
  • - son having to kneel shuffling set of bones
  • - Bodily frame
  • - Bone structure
  • - Set of bones
  • - Minimum number required to keep things ticking over
  • - Human frame
  • - Frame — secret scandal
  • - Dead Red
  • - Closet item, so to speak
  • - Body framework
  • - Basic frame
  • - Halloween prop
  • - Supporting framework
  • - Hanging Halloween decoration
  • - Kildare accommodation mentioned in State Paper discovered by archaeologist
  • - A rough draft, in a writing sense, discovered in 10 across after a time
  • - Bony framework
  • - Framework of bones
  • - Not sleek (anag.)
  • - Body-frame
  • - All that remains of a rough draft, in a writing sense
  • - "Bony" Halloween costume
  • - As 'Lark Rise' showing ends, reveal basic framework
  • - Framework in novel Kes revealed
  • - Bones — not leeks — cooked
  • - Halloween being often depicted smiling
  • - Body's framework
  • - Halloween hanging
  • - Elks confused by school outline
  • - Stripped of meat and fresh leeks and it's not served up
  • - Kneels excited over bone from duck found in archaeological site
  • - Asked to go naked, revealed frame
  • - Framework, outline
  • - Internal framework
  • - Remains of T-Rex stolen suspiciously around Kildare
  • - Anatomy class prop
  • - Exhibit in an anatomy class
  • - Anatomy class teaching aid
  • - Framework keels badly with weight attached
  • - Unskinned thing?
  • - It has a left radius and a right radius
  • - Nakedly asked and revealed outline
  • - Them bones
  • - Visual aid in 50-Across classrooms
  • - Hidden scandal (in a cupboard?)
  • - Bones from Wounded Knee? Lots
  • - Anatomy class model
  • - Anatomy class display
  • - Secret metaphor
  • - What a paleontologist reconstructs
  • - October porch swinger
  • - One hanging around med school?
  • - Bare bones model?
  • - Anatomy lab figure
  • - Closet item?
  • - Kind of crew
  • - Halloween display
  • - Prop in an anatomy class
  • - Radius s milieu
  • - Popular Halloween costume.
  • - Halloween masquerade costume.
  • - Inhabitant of a closet.
  • - Common Halloween costume
  • - Natural history museum exhibit
  • - Halloween decoration
  • - Halloween costume
  • - Bones
  • - Framework
mika
  • - Singer-songwriter who was a judge on the TV talent show competition The Piano
  • - lebanese-born british singer-songwriter who co-hosted eurovision
  • - Finnish racing driver who was Formula One World Champion in 1998 and 1999
  • - MSNBC host Brzezinski who clashed with President Trump on Twitter
  • - Mr. Waltari, author of "The Adventurer."
  • - "the origin of love" artist
  • - Brzezinski of MSNBC
  • - Brzezinski of 'Morning Joe'
  • - 'Morning Joe' cohost Brzezinski
  • - "Morning Joe" co-host Brzezinski
  • - Writer Waltari
  • - Novelist Waltari.
  • - Author Waltari.
  • - Mr. Waltari, best-selling novelist.
get-ones-own-back
  • - Retaliate and retrieve what belongs to oneself
streak-past
  • - Starkest Pa arranged dash through without a stitch on
kissing-goodbye
  • - Relinquishing hope and what one might be doing when leaving a friend
desk
  • - 'Tiny' piece of furniture in an NPR concert series
  • - "Tiny ... Concerts" (NPR series)
  • - Pencil pusher's place
  • - PC place
  • - Oval Office furniture
  • - Office holder, of sorts
  • - Office buy
  • - Newspaper's city ......
  • - Newspaper post
  • - News studio piece
  • - News anchor's workstation
  • - Music stand
  • - Many a security point
  • - Literary site?
  • - Like struggling rocker job
  • - Late-night show staple
  • - Kind of police sergeant
  • - Keyhole e.g.
  • - Item of furniture in a cubicle
  • - Item in an office
  • - It's often under a blotter
  • - It's often in a cubicle
  • - It's in a cubicle
  • - It may have a nameplate mounted on it
  • - Inkstand's site
  • - Inbox locale
  • - Inanimate secretary
  • - In-box locale
  • - Hotel-lobby area
  • - Governor Winthrop, e.g.
  • - Girl Friday's station
  • - Furniture piece in many "Dilbert" strips
  • - Furniture in a cubicle
  • - Furniture in "The Office"
  • - Front for one
  • - Frequent "Dilbert" prop
  • - Footrest for a businessman.
  • - Eraser crumb site
  • - Editor's STANd
  • - Editor's habitat
  • - Editor's base
  • - Editor's ......
  • - Drawer site
  • - Drawer holder
  • - Dorm room feature
  • - Dilbert's worksite
  • - Cubicle insert
  • - Cubicle filler
  • - Cubicle article
  • - Computer site, often
  • - Classroom spot
  • - Class seat
  • - City or editorial
  • - City or copy
  • - Calendar spot
  • - Blotter's home
  • - Blotter site
  • - Berklee education station
  • - Anchorman's spot
  • - Anchor's position
  • - Anchor's milieu
  • - A secretary typically sits at one
  • - "...... Set" (1957 Tracy/Hepburn film)
  • - "...... Set," 1957 film
  • - ...... jockey (office worker)
  • - Worktable
  • - Secretary, e.g.
  • - News station
  • - Dilbert's workplace
  • - Workstation
  • - Classroom feature
  • - Lectern
  • - Place for a phone
  • - Lamp type
  • - Carrel
  • - Secretary of a sort
  • - Workplace
  • - Work place
  • - Place of business
  • - Place to work
  • - Work area
  • - '...... Secretary'
  • - Place to sit
  • - City
  • - Work space
  • - Office need
  • - Newspaper section.
  • - Office equipment
  • - Dorm furniture
  • - Piece of furniture.
  • - Kind of calendar
  • - Hotel room feature
  • - Newspaper department
  • - Work space, for many
  • - Cubicle fixture
  • - Classroom table
  • - Notes are written on it
  • - Play station on a virtual game night
  • - Keyboard locale
  • - Classroom fixture
  • - Cubicle furniture
  • - Newsroom post
  • - Much can be written on this
  • - Writing ....
  • - Thing that can be cluttered
  • - School furniture
  • - Receptionist's post
  • - Work station
  • - Classroom assignment
  • - Office position
  • - Piece of dorm room furniture
  • - Office fixture
  • - Word after "help" or "lap"
  • - You may work hard at it
  • - Office station
  • - Writing surface
  • - Editor's spot
  • - Education station
  • - Computer support?
  • - Table not totally made skilfully
  • - Piece of classroom furniture
  • - Type of job at the banks determining risk
  • - Schoolroom furniture
  • - Newsroom station
  • - Classroom furniture
  • - What retired pilots fly in marmalade skies?
  • - Furniture item
  • - Late-night talk-show fixture
  • - iMac's place
  • - Office furniture item
  • - Escritoire
  • - Spot for a teacher's apple or Apple
  • - Place for pigeonholes
  • - Schoolroom assignment
  • - Table
  • - Office furniture
  • - You might work on it
  • - Editor's workplace
  • - Classroom item
  • - Piece of office furniture
  • - Man with kilo at work station
  • - Student's need
  • - Inkwell's place, once
  • - Dorm room furniture
  • - Place for an inbox
  • - Cubicle feature
  • - Rolltop, e.g
  • - Type of job at the banks dealing with risk
  • - Place for a PC, perhaps
  • - Metro ......
  • - Place for a blotter
  • - A cluttered one is a sign of a cluttered mind, it's said
  • - Cubicle furnishing
  • - Student's workplace
  • - Word before job or jockey
  • - Place for a laptop other than a lap
  • - Office item
  • - Bureau
  • - Receptionist's place
  • - Study fixture
  • - Work at it
  • - Common work station
  • - Office staple
  • - Daily's department
  • - Feature of a late-night show set
  • - Anchor's place
  • - Table for writing
  • - Cubicle item
  • - Classroom staple
  • - What many writers write on
  • - Furniture with a lock, maybe
  • - Class fixture
  • - "From the ...... of ..."
  • - Classroom object
  • - Blotter's spot
  • - Inkwell's spot, once
  • - Rolltop, for one
  • - 2-Down fixture
  • - Spot for a blotter
  • - Dorm room piece
  • - Cubicle component
  • - Foreign ......
  • - Library carrel, basically
  • - Secretarial position
  • - Mechanise with 27 leaving part of newspaper office
  • - Newsroom fixture
  • - Reporter's post
  • - Roll top?
  • - Student aid?
  • - Kind of job?
  • - Job type
  • - Front
  • - ...... set
  • - Place for an anchor
  • - Job
  • - Pupil's place
  • - Place for a pupil.
  • - Station
  • - Information
  • - .... news
  • - Pupil's locale
  • - Pupil's table
  • - Furniture in the Oval Office
  • - Workstation in a cubicle
  • - Work surface for a student
  • - reading table
  • - what many a mouse sits on
  • - mouse pad spot
  • - classroom furniture item
  • - Place for a monitor
  • - Classy piece of furniture found at last by river
  • - Work site
  • - Piece of furniture in a newsroom
lookover
  • - Cursorily examine
  • - inspect things that seem to be finished?
  • - Appear finished when you briefly inspect
  • - Examine
  • - Examine what may seem finished
  • - appear to be finished: inspect in detail
  • - A quick inspection of something
  • - Read through briefly
  • - Inspect
ruskin
  • - Oxford college founded in 1899 for adults with few or no qualifications
  • - Victorian art critic John ... wrote Modern Painters
  • - He wrote "The Stones of Venice"
  • - He wrote "Sesame and Lilies."
  • - "The Stones of Venice" author
  • - English essayist.
statesmanlike
  • - Describing a dignified and seasoned politician
  • - Showing the qualities expected of a political leader?
  • - Conditions people in general appreciate, like the best politicians?
  • - Befitting a political leader
neckline
  • - The shape of the top part of a shirt or dress
  • - The shape of the upper part of a blouse
  • - V formation, often
  • - V formation, in clothing
  • - It may have a V shape
  • - V formation?
  • - brass bar as plunger?
  • - Garment's top edge
  • - Jumper's top edge
  • - Scoop, perhaps
  • - Dress designer's concern
nabokov
  • - author in front standing to pen new book
  • - Author taking month to pen a novel that's half-hearted
  • - Writer has month to pen a work half-heartedly
  • - Vladimir —, Lolita author
  • - Vladimir --, US novelist born in Russia
  • - Author of 'Lolita'
  • - Vladimir --, author of 'Lolita'
  • - Author's new volume, including a book revised
  • - Lolita author
  • - Vladimir —, author
  • - Novelist who translated "Alice in Wonderland" into Russian
  • - "Pale Fire" author
  • - Author who was also an entomologist
  • - Book van dished out Russian-born novelist
  • - vladimir —, author of the novels lolita and the real life of sebastian knight
  • - vladimir, u.s. writer born in st petersburg in russia in 1899
  • - surname of the author of the novel 'lolita'
  • - Russian emigre behind Pale Fire and Pnin
  • - writer well spoken of put under arrest
  • - Lolita writer
  • - Vladimir ........ wrote Lolita
  • - "Lolita" novelist Vladimir
  • - "Speak, Memory" autobiographer
  • - "Lolita" novelist
  • - Autobiographer of "Speak, Memory," 1951
  • - "Lolita" novelist Vladimir ......, creator of the first Russian crosswords
  • - 60-Down's creator
  • - Writer backing leading group, penning volume with twisted end
  • - late novelist surname best known for lolita
makossa
  • - shark, teeth like efficient razors, all initially going after fish with tail ripped off
haymaker
  • - Wild swinging punch
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