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elect
  • - Vote into office, as a leader
  • - In preference choose to pick the head off
  • - Back in flat, celebrating return
  • - vote in just some of the selected candidates
  • - Vote in some uppity bankrupt celebrity
  • - Put in office that's top of the range starting off
  • - some of the college lecturers earmarked to take office
  • - Vote for English held in the Spanish court
  • - Scrape off receptacles and put in office
  • - Choose for public office
  • - Put in a seat, perhaps
  • - some of the college lecturers due to take up office
  • - choose to take part in the lecture
  • - Vote into political office
  • - To-be, in politics
  • - Send to office
  • - Put in an office
  • - Yet to be sworn in, as a politician
  • - Word in October ads
  • - Suffix often seen in December
  • - Put in, in a way
  • - Put in the White House
  • - Put in a position of power
  • - Not yet in office
  • - Make an officer, maybe
  • - Make an in
  • - Choose for political office
  • - Approve for office installation
  • - Put in power
  • - Install in an office
  • - Put into office
  • - Vote into office
  • - Give seat to European in the Spanish court
  • - Vote in
  • - People chosen in climate lectures
  • - Chosen people in SAGE lectured
  • - Put in office
  • - Chosen people in science lectures
  • - Vote into office people chosen
  • - Pick, in November
  • - Put into office with patois from police state
  • - Chosen people, in trouble, lectured
  • - People chosen, European, in the Spanish court
  • - Choose for office
  • - Chosen people seen in these lectures
  • - Vote into office and pick leader off
  • - Choose for an office
  • - Chosen people in science lecture
  • - Office-seeker's verb
  • - Vote in the Spanish on European court
  • - Put in a seat?
  • - Word in political ads
  • - Determine in favor of
  • - Suffix meaning "in soon"
  • - Install in office
  • - Place in office
  • - Put in
  • - vote in the middle of the lecture
  • - Put in charge by voting
  • - Put in power, appoint
  • - Vote in, making some selections
  • - Vote in some of the Cambridge lecturers
  • - president-...... (title for a president who hasn't been sworn in yet)
  • - word aptly found in 'select'
  • - Chosen by votes, but not yet installed
  • - Give a seat to somebody who's standing
  • - Put across separately to get one standing a seat
  • - Choose cream
  • - Give the most votes, as a candidate
  • - the chosen beginning of a power source
  • - Preferred a specific part of one lecture
  • - Choose to start something shocking
  • - vote for but appoint no leader
  • - Chosen college lecturer retained
  • - suffix often seen after campaigns are over
  • - Choose to give someone a seat
  • - campaign poster imperative
  • - some of the lecturers to choose by vote
  • - Fall ad verb
  • - Choose ends like every captain and toss initially?
  • - imperative on banners
  • - Even deal deuce to choose representative
  • - chosen to succeed some of the lecturers
  • - choose, as a candidate
  • - The Spanish receives therapy to choose
  • - Rhyming synonym of 'select'
  • - send to washington, say
  • - pick out; add an "s" for a synonym
  • - verb on many campaign signs
  • - Cast one's vote for
  • - send to a senate
  • - choose from selection
  • - Give a seat to a clean sitter getting rid of a strain
  • - The lecturer has to make a choice
  • - put into a chamber
  • - give the most votes to
  • - To choose
  • - Physics subj.
  • - Word on a campaign button
  • - Pick via polls
  • - Chosen but not yet installed
  • - Yet to be installed, as a politician
  • - Decide upon
  • - Choose democratically
  • - Campaigner's verb
  • - Take, as a nonrequired course
  • - Put on a board
  • - Send to the White House
  • - Send to the statehouse
  • - Occasional suffix on political titles
  • - Word on political pins
  • - Supporter's political sign word
  • - Super Tuesday word
  • - Send to Washington
  • - Send to city hall
  • - Fall bumper sticker word
  • - Exercise an option
  • - Choose, as a nonrequired course
  • - Choose by a vote
  • - Bumper sticker word, perhaps
  • - Worthiest group
  • - Word on political posters
  • - Word on many posters
  • - Word on a lawn sign
  • - What some people who swear they aren't trolling want to do to Donald Trump
  • - Take, as a course
  • - Send to the Senate
  • - Provide a seat for
  • - President-...... (term for an incoming president who has not yet been inaugurated)
  • - Political bumper sticker word
  • - November verb
  • - Not yet inaugurated
  • - Mayor- or Governor-......
  • - Make into the leader of the free world, say
  • - Haut monde
  • - Governor or mayor follower
  • - Given preference
  • - Give seats to
  • - Give a majority of the vote
  • - End a race
  • - Choose, as a PM
  • - Choose representatives
  • - Choose from a slate
  • - Campaign sign directive
  • - Campaign ad verb
  • - Awaiting induction
  • - Appoint democratically
  • - Choice(Used today)
  • - Put into power
  • - Exclusive group of people
  • - Word on a campaign poster
  • - Campaign-button word
  • - Campaign word.
  • - Give power to
  • - Decide
  • - Decide (to)
  • - Choose, as a senator
  • - Pick at the polls
  • - Pick via ballot
  • - "To-be-soon" ender
  • - Choose by ballot
  • - People chosen among Oxbridge lecturers
  • - Campaign sign verb
  • - Give a seat to
  • - Verb on a campaign button
  • - Campaign sign word
  • - Choose (to)
  • - Send to the Hill
  • - Choose to serve
  • - Campaign button verb
  • - Verb on a campaign poster
  • - Campaign poster word
  • - Chosen people — some deselected!
  • - Send to the Capitol
  • - Send to the House, say
  • - It means 'choose' with or without a starting S
  • - Selectors to drop Ross or give him the seat?
  • - Opt for some science lectures
  • - Opt (to)
  • - Choose politically
  • - Pick by ballot
  • - Word after president or governor
  • - Choose, as a governor
  • - Make a president
  • - Be a majority voter
  • - Choose a president
  • - Some free lectures for chosen people
  • - Governor or senator follower
  • - Word on many campaign stickers
  • - Vote into power
  • - Partly free lectures for chosen people
  • - Send to the Senate, say
  • - Campaign ad word
  • - Word whose meaning remains unchanged when an 's' is added to the front
  • - Put into a seat
  • - Give a seat
  • - Send to the Hill, say
  • - Choose at the polls
  • - November lawn sign verb
  • - Choose formally
  • - Choose new bracelet, not needing female support
  • - Choose to put up with the Left rather than the Right
  • - Current cut off from Rhode Island, city awaiting power
  • - Return from the Spanish refurbishment, etc.
  • - Choose by majority vote
  • - Give the most votes
  • - Send to city hall, say
  • - Make president
  • - Send to Congress
  • - Choose by popular vote
  • - Campaign verb
  • - The Spanish and French, having caught cold, return
  • - Campaign poster plea
  • - Vote for; choose
  • - Word on campaign signs
  • - Choose by voting
  • - Choose by vote
  • - Choose to miss bits at either end of the lecture
  • - Chose
  • - Opt for
  • - Pick out
  • - Make a choice
  • - Decide on
  • - Opt
  • - A-list
  • - President.
  • - Superior group
  • - Chosen few
  • - Upper-crust group
  • - Bumper-sticker verb
  • - Bumper sticker word
  • - Pick
  • - Power (up)
  • - Senator
  • - 'Choose ...!'
  • - Go for
  • - Single out
  • - To be.
  • - Prime
  • - .... vote
  • - First-rate
  • - Superior.
  • - Exclusive group
  • - Chosen ......
  • - The chosen?
  • - Chosen ones?
  • - Special ....
  • - Yard sign word
  • - Cream of the crop
  • - Designate
  • - Vote for
  • - Exclusive
  • - See 57-Down
  • - Pick out; choose
  • - Choose course of graduate lectures
  • - Choose what seems a bit delectable
  • - awaiting inauguration
  • - To choose for a position by voting
  • - Appoint (by ballot)
  • - To vote someone into power
  • - Co-opt
laud
  • - Heap kudos on
  • - Give kudos.
  • - Give kudos to
  • - Throw kudos at
  • - Bestow kudos on
  • - Heap kudos upon
  • - Sing many praises of (anagram of "dual")
  • - Glorify; extol
  • - Praise nobleman, say
  • - Praise a double somersault
  • - Praise archbishop and nobleman aloud
  • - praise twofold return
  • - praise twofold backing
  • - Primate and lord mentioned in history
  • - praise a nobleman, we hear
  • - a double round to celebrate
  • - Publicly praise
  • - Glorify God for all to hear
  • - Celebrate twofold backing
  • - Praise a youth about to start up
  • - praise, glorify, or honour
  • - Praise for an accomplishment
  • - Word aptly found in 'plaudits'
  • - Sing praises
  • - praise the king, i say
  • - To praise highly
  • - Say a few good words (about)
  • - Offer praise
  • - Archbishop of Canterbury, executed 1645
  • - Archbishop of Canterbury, d. 1645
  • - Celebrate
  • - Praise highly
  • - Extol
  • - Speak highly of
  • - Sing the praises of
  • - Panegyrize
  • - Heap praise upon
  • - Praise to the heavens
  • - Praise, glorify
  • - Highly praise
  • - Heap praises on
  • - Praise to the skies
  • - Shower with praise
  • - Eulogize
  • - Pay tribute to
  • - Commend
  • - Pay tribute.
  • - Pat on the back
  • - Give props to
  • - Heap praise on
  • - Give praise to
  • - Say good things about
  • - Talk up
  • - Pile praise on
  • - Give glory to
  • - Express praise for
  • - Boy must accept university honour
  • - Bring praise to
  • - Exalt
  • - Lavish praise on
  • - Glorify or heap praise on
  • - Sing one's praises
  • - Give a glowing review to
  • - Archbishop of Canterbury executed for treason in 1645
  • - Rave about what's discovered in annual audit
  • - Praise boy going around university
  • - William --, English prelate who was Archbishop of Canterbury from 1633 to 1645
  • - Name of archbishop; praise
  • - Give a glowing review
  • - Praise in a big way
  • - Sing a paean to
  • - Lionize
  • - Speak well of
  • - Pass out praise
  • - Praise or extol
  • - Compliment lavishly
  • - Pay homage to
  • - Compliment
  • - Write an ode to
  • - Give two thumbs up
  • - Write a hymn to, say
  • - Tout
  • - Give a big hand, say
  • - Kind of lute
  • - Give encomiums
  • - Doxologize
full
  • - Word with speed or house
  • - Kind of house or speed
  • - Kind of house
  • - House of Cards?
  • - .... house
  • - "... House," popular '80s sitcom starring John Stamos and Bob Saget
  • - Tank reading
  • - Having no available seats
  • - Bouffant
  • - Like Kubrick's Metal Jacket
  • - At the max
  • - Overcrowded
  • - Mark on a fuel tank
  • - "...... fathom five . . . ": Shak.
  • - Like the hunter's moon
  • - Parking-garage sign
  • - Crowded with.
  • - One phase of the moon.
  • - Wall-to-wall
  • - Mattress choice
  • - Occupied
  • - Completely occupied
  • - Loaded
  • - Packed
  • - Kind of moon
  • - Brimming
  • - Well-fed
  • - Well-stocked
  • - Well supplied
  • - Unable to eat another bite
  • - Stuffed
  • - Replete
  • - Filled
  • - Unable to eat any more
  • - Gassed up
  • - Satiated
  • - No longer hungry
  • - Abundant
  • - Overflowing
  • - Sated.
  • - Quip, part 3
  • - Complete
  • - Total
  • - All-inclusive
  • - Adequate
  • - Agatha Christie's "A Pocket ...... of Rye"
  • - Teeming (with)
  • - Not lacking in any essential
  • - Complete especially in detail
  • - Satisfied or satiated
  • - The ...... Monty, 1997 comedy
  • - Opposite of empty
  • - Top gas gauge reading
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