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elements
  • - electrical coils made by steelmen
  • - Fire, air, earth and water
  • - The ... of Style (writing guide by Strunk and White)
  • - A mathematical and geometric treatise consisting of 13 books written by the Greek mathematician Euclid
  • - it takes men of steel to weather them
  • - this weather, lee is put out when men cause a disturbance in the street
  • - The basics in meteorology
  • - lee's men come to tea with the essential parts
  • - Component parts assembled by steel men
  • - have lee's men come to tea with the ingredients
  • - Zinc and zirconium, for example
  • - i get the necessary ingredients when lee's men come to tea
  • - Fundamental principles of the weather
  • - bread and wine and other ingredients
  • - it takes men of steel to go out in this weather
  • - being under the weather, the general's confused. his army took the wrong street
  • - the weather for chemists?
  • - under the weather just for taking bread and wine?
  • - where the weather is seen to melt
  • - Weather men caught in a flurry of sleet
  • - Iron is one of those heat-emitters in the home?
  • - Carbon and gold, e.g.
  • - Weather, with "the"
  • - Uranium and plutonium
  • - Oriental workers in accommodation taking the last of the readings of the rain and wind
  • - Nuts and bolts for workers in steel production
  • - Earth, wind and fire, e.g
  • - How Helmholtz liked being brought chemists' notes and other such principles!
  • - Gold and silver, but not bronze
  • - What B and C (but not A) may represent
  • - Carbon, iron and 8 Across, say
  • - Listings on the periodic table
  • - Sodium and oxygen
  • - Oriental criminal foundation loses the head with Bond's various sections
  • - Steel men recondition aluminium and silicon
  • - Iron, carbon, and chromium, for example, workers put in sort of steel
  • - Earth, wind and fire
  • - He and I, perhaps, in key parts
  • - Earth, fire and water
  • - Weather will be mild, not cold, in centre of Odessa
  • - Items on the periodic table
  • - Thallium and mercury, e.g.
  • - Rain, snow, sleet, etc., with "the"
  • - Gold and silver, e.g.
  • - Fire, air, water and earth
  • - Copper and carbon
  • - Lead and gold
  • - Air, water, fire and earth
  • - Tungsten and tellurium
  • - Fire and water, to the ancients
  • - Silver and gold, e.g.
  • - Silver and gold
  • - Classic work of Euclid
  • - Strunk and White's "The .......... of Style"
  • - Tin and lead, e.g.
  • - Indium and osmium
  • - Wolfram and selenium
  • - Neon and mercury, e.g.
  • - Astatine and vanadium
  • - Gold and silver
  • - Mercury and argon
  • - Earth and air
  • - Man against the ......
  • - Wind, rain, etc. (with "the").
  • - Titanium and uranium.
  • - Rudiments of a subject
  • - Fire and water?
  • - Hydrogen and oxygen, e.g.
  • - Krypton and xenon
  • - Water and air, e.g
  • - Hydrogen and helium, e.g.
  • - substances that are featured in the periodic table
  • - Parts of something
  • - The movies "Fire" [1996], "Earth" [1998] and "Water" [2005] by Canadian filmmaker Deepa Mehta as they are known collectively, '.. Trilogy'
  • - such components are periodically organised
  • - classical quintet?
  • - they are used for heating basic materials
  • - fundamental components
  • - Fundamental chemical substances
  • - Periodic table items
  • - Atmospheric forces
  • - Components
  • - Periodic table listings
  • - Blokes cutting forged steel parts
  • - Components, factors
  • - Components or weather conditions
  • - Lab table, essentially
  • - Component parts
  • - Constituent ingredients
  • - Weather; components
  • - Periodic table slots
  • - They have atomic numbers
  • - 13-book Euclidean treatise
  • - Constituent parts or weather conditions
  • - Weather conditions
  • - They can get hot weather
  • - Essential parts for people in steel construction
  • - Halogens, e.g.
  • - Factors that make a band
  • - 92-Across components
  • - Euclid work
  • - Things on a table
  • - Mendeleev's tabulation
  • - Constituents
  • - Periodic-table entries
  • - Periodic table members
  • - Argon, arsenic, etc.
  • - Some metals
  • - Euclid's treatise on geometry
  • - Natural habitats
  • - Periodic-table components
  • - Euclidean work
  • - Euclid's grand work
  • - Chemistry's basics
  • - Wind, rain, etc.
  • - Wind, rain, cold, etc.
  • - Ingredients
  • - Mercury et al.
  • - Hydrogen, uranium, etc.
  • - Actinium to zirconium.
  • - Hydrogen, oxygen, etc.
  • - Actinium, aluminum, americium, etc.
  • - Periodic table listing
  • - MAKEUP
  • - Basics
  • - Basic principles
  • - Rudimentary principles
  • - Factors
  • - Rudiments
  • - A B C's
  • - Violent weather
  • - Weather
  • - Features
  • - Parts
  • - basic substances that provide heat
  • - Periodic table constituents
lewes
  • - Delaware city near Rehoboth Beach
  • - Delaware Bay town
  • - Delaware resort
  • - Delaware resort city
  • - City in Sussex, on the Ouse.
  • - Delaware city
  • - The administrative centre of East Sussex
  • - East Sussex town once home to Anne of Cleves
  • - East Sussex county town
  • - Town with a number of sheep
  • - We take the French around town
  • - County town of East Sussex, noted for Bonfire Night celebrations
  • - Administrative centre of East Sussex
  • - County town of E. Sussex
  • - Delmarva beach town
  • - English philosopher George Henry ......
  • - George Eliot's mate
  • - English writer-critic: 1817–78
  • - English battle site: May 14, 1264
  • - Yukon river.
  • - George Eliot's common law husband.
  • - British writer
  • - English writer.
hootowl
  • - Noisy, big-eyed bird in a barn: 2 wds.
  • - Nocturnal hunter with a distinctive call
  • - It may arouse a sleeping camper
  • - Nocturnal noisemaker
  • - Nocturnal bird
  • - Common name for the bird Strix varia
  • - bird named for its cry
  • - Big-eyed barn bird
  • - One might wake you up if your window is open
  • - Fly-by-nighter?
  • - Sage noisemaker
  • - Barn dweller, maybe
  • - Soft-winged night flier.
  • - Night bird
  • - Barn bird
  • - Bird of prey
fable
  • - story of female, talented
  • - Moral legend
  • - story like "the tortoise and the hare"
  • - Legendary, supernatural story
  • - Story and brilliant French article
  • - Female with skills creates story
  • - ace line in lost story
  • - Fictional story, the kind Aesop is associated with
  • - Moralistic story
  • - Story(Used today)
  • - Fictional story
  • - Mythical story
  • - A falsehood
  • - Story from Aesop
  • - Tale with a moral
  • - Story super with French article
  • - Moral tale
  • - Story and great French article
  • - Doubtful story
  • - Allegorical story
  • - Aesop story
  • - Short moral story
  • - Aesopian story
  • - Tale with a point
  • - Aesop's story?
  • - It isn't true it comes to a moral conclusion
  • - Story with a lesson
  • - Story with a moral
  • - Story starring animals, at times
  • - Tale with an epigrammatic ending
  • - It has a moral
  • - Illustrative story
  • - Story told by 15 Across
  • - Work with animals
  • - Jean de La Fontaine story
  • - Moral story
  • - Not a true story
  • - It's an old story
  • - It ends in a point
  • - It has a point
  • - Tall story
  • - Type of story.
  • - Idle story.
  • - Faulkner's "A ......."
  • - Talking-animal story.
  • - Story not founded on fact.
  • - La Fontaine story.
  • - Story with talking animals
  • - '...... story'
  • - loud, competent story
  • - A short moral tale
  • - Myth or moral story
  • - out of a bleak setting, comes one of aesop's
  • - Story with a moral lesson
  • - Series of computer games set in the fictional nation of Albion created by Peter Molyneux
  • - cautionary tale, often
  • - Amazing heartless lie that's often been told
  • - Following clever fiction
  • - Yarn created by following expert
  • - Aesop's staple
  • - Female on island resurrected romance
  • - "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," for one
  • - Aesopian opus
  • - Aesopian offering
  • - "Jack and the Beanstalk," e.g.
  • - Myth
  • - Improbable tale
  • - Cautionary tale
  • - 'The Tortoise and the Hare,' e.g
  • - George Orwell's 'Animal Farm,' e.g
  • - Parable kin
  • - Myth, legend
  • - Tale from Aesop
  • - Aesop specialty
  • - 'The Miser and His Gold,' e.g
  • - "The Fox and the Grapes," e.g.
  • - Excellent, the French mythical tale
  • - Aesopian tale
  • - Offering from Aesop
  • - Myth or legend
  • - Aesop's specialty
  • - Instructive tale
  • - Aesop creation
  • - Moralistic tale
  • - Aesop's output
  • - Talking-animal tale
  • - Aesop work
  • - Allegorical tale
  • - Aesop's tale
  • - Big lie
  • - Aesop offering
  • - Aesop tale
  • - Aesopian narrative
  • - "The Tortoise and the Hare," for one
  • - Aesop's forte
  • - "Animal Farm," e.g.
  • - Aesop's opus
  • - 33-Down output
  • - Tale of Aesop
  • - Animal tale
  • - Aesop's genre
  • - One of Aesop's stories
  • - "Animal Farm" form
  • - Allegory
  • - Epigrammatic tale
  • - Aesop opus
  • - Apologue
  • - Aesop product
  • - Teaching tale
  • - Creation of Ade or Aesop
  • - La Fontaine opus
  • - George Ade piece
  • - Old Greek writing.
  • - Invented tale.
  • - Short tale.
  • - Beast tale.
  • - Fiction.
  • - Tale
  • - The boy who cried wolf, e.g
  • - Lie
  • - Falsehood
  • - Tall tale
  • - ...... legend
  • - Female competent to produce old wives' tale
  • - Improbable account
  • - "the cat and venus," for one
manul
  • - Another name for Pallas's cat
  • - Claw broken by new cat
glaswegian
  • - A Scot of the greatest urbanity
  • - Certain Scot
  • - A native of Scotland's largest city
  • - e.g. humza yousaf, eddi reader or frankie boyle
  • - Scottish citizen beside the Clyde
  • - Scottish citizen's unfortunate gag in Wales
  • - Celtic fan, perhaps, sawing a leg off
  • - Horse running around Wales oddly heads for Ireland, Ayr, Newbury and Ascot?
  • - Person from the largest Scottish city
  • - GLASGOW: ..........:: ...
allie
  • - Kate's TV partner
  • - Kate's sitcom housemate
  • - Rachel McAdams's character in 'The Notebook'
  • - 1980s TV's 'Kate & ......'
  • - TV's "Kate & ...."
  • - Kate's partner of old TV
  • - Kate's TV roomie
  • - Holden Caulfield's brother
  • - Kate's TV roommate
  • - Kate's roommate on 1980s TV
  • - Holden's brother in "Catcher in the Rye"
  • - Kate's TV pal
  • - Kate's TV friend
  • - Kate's sitcom roommate
  • - Kate's partner
  • - Holden's little brother in "The Catcher in the Rye"
  • - Half of a 1980's TV duo
  • - Greenwich Village resident of a hit 1980's sitcom
  • - "Kate & ......" of 1980's TV
  • - Kate's sitcom companion
  • - Kate's pal
  • - ...... Lowell, title character in a 1980's sitcom
  • - Title character in a 1980's sitcom
  • - Kate's TV housemate
  • - Kate's Greenwich Village roomie
  • - Kate's roommate
  • - Kate's chum
  • - Kate's housemate
  • - Girl's nickname.
  • - classic tv's "kate & ...."
  • - jane curtin's tv sitcom role
  • - TV oldie 'Kate & ......'
  • - Two-time AL strikeout leader Reynolds
  • - Pitcher Reynolds nicknamed 'Super Chief'
  • - 'Kate & ......' of 1980s TV
  • - "Hyperbole and a Half" blogger Brosh
  • - Actress Grant of "Weeds"
  • - '80s sitcom title woman
  • - "Weeds" actress Grant
  • - "The Notebook" heroine
  • - Former New York Giants coach Sherman
  • - "Zip-a-Dee-Doo-Dah" composer Wrubel
  • - Half a 1980s TV duo
  • - 'Kate & --' (sitcom)
  • - Divorcée Lowell in an '80s sitcom
  • - 'Kate & --' (old sitcom)
  • - Title role in a 1980s sitcom
  • - Pitcher Reynolds of the 1940s-'50s Yankees
  • - Divorcee in a 1980s sitcom
  • - Half a 1980s sitcom pair
  • - Jane Curtin TV role
  • - Reynolds with two no-hitters
  • - Jane Curtin role
  • - Reynolds of the 1940s-'50s Yankees
  • - One of a Greenwich Village sitcom pair
  • - '60s NY Giants coach Sherman
  • - "Superchief" Reynolds
  • - Reynolds of the Yankees
  • - Yankee great Reynolds
  • - "Single White Female" heroine
  • - Baseball great Reynolds
  • - Kate mate
  • - TV role for Jane
  • - Jane Curtin on TV
  • - Reynolds who pitched two no-hitters
  • - '50s Yankee pitcher Reynolds
  • - Pitcher Reynolds who was called "The Chief"
  • - Ex-Yankee Reynolds
  • - "...... Kate"
  • - "Hyperbole and a Half" and "Solutions and Other Problems" writer/illustrator Brosh
nedkelly
  • - Irish-Australian bushranger hanged for murder at Old Melbourne Gaol in 1880
  • - Australian outlaw, hanged 1880
  • - Eleanor clenches fist having knocked out posh outlaw
  • - Irish-Australian outlaw and folk hero, hanged 1880
  • - 19th century outlaw [1]
  • - Legendary Australian outlaw
  • - Outlaw played in film by Mick Jagger
  • - Notorious Australian outlaw
  • - Real-life outlaw played in film by Mick Jagger
  • - australian outlaw known for his suit of bulletproof armour
  • - Likely end? Criminal one to be suspended
  • - Joe Byrne's infamous gangleader
flotsamandjetsam
  • - A pair of moray eels in the animated Disney film The Little Mermaid
  • - remains from a shipwreck floating in water
  • - What the agent found during the pat-down?
  • - Detritus
particleaccelerator
  • - Device also known as an atom smasher
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