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slog
  • - trudge through sludge, say
  • - Work steadily through (inf)
  • - Hike through muck
  • - Trudge through sludge
  • - Walk through a marsh
  • - Wade through water noisily
  • - Wade through slush
  • - Plod through mire
  • - Plod through clods
  • - Make slow progress through hard, tiring work
  • - Move through mud
  • - Trudge (through)
  • - Trudge through the mud
  • - Walk through mud
  • - Trudge through mud
  • - Move through the mud
  • - Plod (through)
  • - Trudge, as through mud
  • - Plod through mud
  • - Wade through mud
  • - Left halfway through really good work
  • - Struggle (through), as mud
  • - Plod through the mud
  • - Make one's way through mud
  • - Go through mud
  • - Walk laboriously, as through mud
  • - Walk, as through mud
  • - Move through muck
  • - Struggle (through)
  • - Go, as through mud
  • - Keep going through the mud
  • - Maneuver through mud
  • - Move through the mire
  • - Force one's way through mud
  • - Walk through the mud
  • - Trudge through sludge, e.g.
  • - Plod, as through mud
  • - Wade knee-deep
  • - March through mud, e.g.
  • - March through mud
  • - Trudge, as through sludge
  • - Wade through the surf
  • - Maneuver through muck
  • - Wade through mud, e.g.
  • - Walk through muck
  • - Maneuver in the mud
  • - Trudge through the mire
  • - No walk in the park
  • - Wade through
  • - Forceful shot in cricket? That's hard work
  • - work on small caber
  • - difficult and draining task
  • - slow stretch
  • - Long and arduous journey
  • - Hours of grueling work, say
  • - Hardly a jaunt
  • - A three-hour movie might be described as one
  • - hard row to hoe
  • - Long, tedious chore
  • - Plod perseveringly
  • - Not a fun task at all
  • - Plod forward with effort
  • - unpleasant effort
  • - Spell of arduous work
  • - This is taking fore-e-ever
  • - Do some hard labor
  • - Real grind
  • - tough-going task
  • - filing taxes, for many
  • - Hit hard with fist or bat
  • - Work long and hard
  • - Long, difficult trek
  • - Work (or walk) involving great effort
  • - What a tough job feels like
  • - Wearisome trek
  • - Unenjoyable trek
  • - Trudge doggedly.
  • - Tough uphill climb
  • - Tough struggle
  • - Tedious crossword puzzle, say
  • - Plod; toil
  • - Plod in paludous places
  • - Plod in mire
  • - One may be long and hard
  • - Miserable journey
  • - March in mud
  • - Long, wearisome journey
  • - Long, hard grind
  • - Long, exhausting march
  • - Long, arduous job
  • - Laborious march
  • - Hit hard — hard work
  • - Hit hard — hard trek
  • - Work hard — hard work
  • - Long, tiring walk
  • - Upright relatives
  • - Move with difficulty
  • - Tiresome task
  • - Work hard at
  • - Tramp heavily.
  • - Trudge
  • - Tedious task
  • - Grueling work
  • - Long, hard work
  • - Very tiring work
  • - Laborious walk
  • - Long tedious task
  • - Hard stretch of work
  • - Walk heavily
  • - Painful proceeding
  • - Obstacle-filled endeavor
  • - Walk laboriously
  • - Seemingly endless task
  • - Make slow progress
  • - Tough going
  • - Wild cricket hit
  • - Hard exertion
  • - Long, boring task
  • - Walk wearily
  • - Difficult endeavor
  • - Plod along
  • - Walk doggedly
  • - Long, tedious effort
  • - Plod
  • - Uphill climb
  • - Laborious task
  • - Make slo-o-o-ow progress
  • - Interminable task
  • - Endless chore
  • - Rough going
  • - Uphill climb, say
  • - Plod heavily
  • - Chinese money
  • - Exhausting task
  • - Tough march
  • - Move with effort
  • - Tough walk
  • - Tough go
  • - Tough trek
  • - Slow, hard progress
  • - Walk with effort
  • - Tramp
  • - One is generally long and hard
  • - Hardly a quick task
  • - Walk heavily and firmly
  • - Tiring walk
  • - Muddy trek
  • - Unleisurely walk
  • - Laborious trip
  • - Walk with difficulty
  • - Toil wearily
  • - Marsh march
  • - Muddy walk
  • - Laborious work
  • - Arduous journey
  • - Long hike
  • - Long march
  • - "Take a hike!"
  • - Grind
  • - Exhausting effort
  • - Laborious process
  • - Move slowly
  • - Hard work
  • - Toil
  • - Work hard
  • - Toil away
  • - Plug away
  • - Hit hard
  • - Tiring journey
  • - doggedly work with safety-first record
  • - Spell of drudgery
  • - Wearisome task
  • - Work determinedly at something
  • - Give up goals to avoid a bit of hard work
  • - Arduous trek
  • - arduous effort
  • - long session of hard work
  • - Work with great effort
  • - Tough journey
  • - Tedious trudge
  • - Big hit
excel
  • - Do well with fish: ten about to be netted
  • - Two characters said to be very good
  • - be very good or excellent but not fast
  • - Be outstandingly good
  • - be very good during essex celebration
  • - Be best man?
  • - Slippery fish gets ninety to be outstanding
  • - Be pre-eminent
  • - Be super-talented
  • - be better than some complex celebrity
  • - Be outstanding, shine
  • - Be good (at)
  • - What the best man is expected to do?
  • - Outdo, be very good at
  • - around ninety, roman swimmer will be outstanding
  • - Surpass excellent English learner
  • - Microsoft's spreadsheet software
  • - do better than former figures out east
  • - Hear Roman forty do really well
  • - Very big we hear is better?
  • - surpass a huge size, say
  • - Spreadsheet program made by Microsoft
  • - to go beyond forty in roman numerals, we hear
  • - Read in index "celebrity will do well!"
  • - Forty Romans, we hear, do very well
  • - outdo, surpass
  • - Microsoft application in which one may use a PivotTable
  • - Microsoft spreadsheet application
  • - To shine
  • - Intersex celebrity's inspiring top
  • - slippery customer, about 90, to go one better
  • - excellent, but not fast, way to surpass others
  • - Excellent if not fast way to surpass others
  • - outdo with some complex celebrations
  • - Two score in Rome we hear and do better
  • - Ninety in general to rise and shine
  • - do great removing edges from sex cell
  • - Excellent to forgo Lent and do really well
  • - do better than forty in rome by the sound of it
  • - Make the honor roll
  • - Perform fantastically
  • - Make an excellent start and do even better
  • - Surpass old cubicle, so to speak
  • - cross conservative in front of egalitarian pair left stand out
  • - Stuff fish with ten capers to begin with and do well
  • - Stand out or up river guarding hundred and ten
  • - get straight a's, say
  • - beat slippery character smuggling unknown drug
  • - Stand out in a field or a Microsoft spreadsheet tool
  • - surpass a large size, we hear
  • - surpass with some complex cello playing
  • - Spreadsheet software in Microsoft Office
  • - Microsoft's spreadsheet program
  • - In her "Dilemma" music video Kelly Rowland tried to text Nelly using this app
  • - fish ten caught on board stand out
  • - Shine (at)
  • - Surpass others
  • - Software with an Equation Editor
  • - Perform magnificently
  • - Part of a Microsoft package that also includes Word
  • - Office suite section
  • - Office suite component
  • - Office data program
  • - Office application
  • - Microsoft program often used by analysts and consultants
mislay
  • - Lose money on western side of Hebridean island
  • - lose bet, after card is turned over
  • - Lose a thousand on a Scottish isle
  • - Lose mass on Scottish isle
  • - Temporarily lose
  • - Lose momentarily
  • - Lose a lot of faith with many heartless around
  • - Lose temporarily
  • - Lose (something)
  • - Lose track of
  • - Lose track of dispatch on motorway
  • - Lose, for the moment
  • - Lose for a while
  • - Lose roadkill seen in two parts
  • - Lose track of, in a way
  • - To lose track of millions is unprofessional
  • - Lose, as keys
  • - Lose, in a way
  • - Lose
  • - When, within a month, one's left, can't find
  • - Hollow conduit
  • - Fail to find motorway covering Scottish island
  • - Forget where one put, as keys
  • - Place out of place
  • - Put out of place
  • - Place in the wrong place
  • - Emulate an absent-minded professor
  • - Put in the wrong place
scrawl
  • - Start to signify stroke in untidy writing
  • - First swimmer has stroke that's so messy it's hard to make out
  • - Handwriting on a prescription, perhaps
  • - a bad hand
  • - Forward stroke by son producing untidy handwriting
  • - Untidy handwriting
  • - Dash off to see son perform in pool?
  • - scribble singular stroke
  • - small stroke seen in bad handwriting
  • - Careless hand of councillor seen in Poor Laws
  • - Lousy handwriting
  • - Do some bad writing
  • - Bad writing?
  • - Illegible handwriting
  • - Poor handwriting
  • - Hard-to-read handwriting
  • - Messy handwriting
  • - Write, in a way.
  • - Type of handwriting.
  • - Write awkwardly
  • - Not what one expects from a good writer
  • - Untidy,illegible,careless writing
  • - Dash off as the first of the strings bow and scrape
  • - Write hastily or illegibly
  • - Write of some miscreants breaking the law?
  • - Poorly written words
  • - Write extremely messily
  • - Sign hurriedly
  • - Son caught naked left barely legible note
  • - science has the right law about scribble
  • - Hasty untidy writing
  • - creeps cycle and dash off
  • - Write untidily
  • - Chicken scratch
  • - Long, maybe illegible, piece of writing
  • - Write sloppily
  • - Untidy writing
  • - It may be difficult to make out Schubert's original slow movement
  • - Illegible writing
  • - Poor penmanship
  • - Write quickly seeing son move like a baby
  • - Hard-to-read writing
  • - Untidy drawing
  • - Edison leaving out of cowardliness is hard to read
  • - It's hard to read Edison leaving out of cowardliness
  • - It's poorly written
  • - Hard-to-read signature
  • - Scribble second slow movement
  • - Illegible script
  • - Tough-to-read writing
  • - Write illegibly
  • - Write carelessly
  • - Sloppy writing
  • - School won't make progress very fast with this manoeuvre and how is one expected to read that?
  • - Many a signature
  • - Opposite of fine print?
  • - Prescription writing, stereotypically
  • - Second slow movement that may be hard to interpret
  • - Rough hand putting son over edge
  • - Many a prescription?
  • - Prescription, often
  • - Doctor's penmanship, stereotypically
  • - Rough writer's output
  • - Write quickly and illegibly
  • - Impenetrable script
  • - Dash off a note
  • - Hardly elegant writing
  • - Write messily
  • - Doctor's note?
  • - Example of poor penmanship
  • - Signature, perhaps
  • - It's hard to read
  • - Illegible signature
  • - Write badly
  • - Hen tracks on paper
  • - Hen tracks on a page
  • - Cacography.
  • - Write hastily
  • - Scribble
  • - Jot down
  • - untidy, careless writing often illegible
stool
  • - Seat at the counter
  • - Seat without a back
  • - Marianne Faithfull "Conversation on a Bar ......"
  • - Seat for a stand-up
  • - Seat by a counter
  • - Spot for a bum at the bar
  • - Bar perch
  • - Seat for 67-Across
  • - Stage item accompanying many a stand-up comic
  • - Aid for reaching the top shelf, maybe
  • - Resting place for bar band show
  • - Part of a bar line
  • - Bar goer's option
  • - Seat for Orton play's return
  • - spot for a toaster?
  • - On which to get down to the job of milking?
  • - prop for a comedian, often
  • - Seat at a tavern
  • - place to park at a bar?
  • - Common comedian's prop
  • - Round perch
  • - Stand-up's seat, often
  • - Stand-up comic's seat, often
  • - Seat that spins
  • - Pianist's perch
  • - Drummer's chair
  • - Armless seat
  • - It can have three or four legs
  • - Stand-up's seating
  • - Island seating
  • - Kitchen island seat, perhaps
  • - It might swivel your hips
  • - Saloon seat
  • - Tavern chair
  • - Milkmaid's seat
  • - Seat that often swivels
  • - Piece of pub furniture
  • - Seat.
  • - Pigeon's perch
  • - Pigeon perch
  • - Piece of shit
  • - Backless, armless seat
  • - Tavern perch
  • - plunders to get back seat
  • - money's put back in thing used by piano player
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