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damp
  • - Steamy first date with a politician
  • - .... course, a layer of waterproof material in the wall of a building near the ground
  • - A little sweaty, say
  • - like a sponge, often
  • - many a politician is a bit wet
  • - Like pre-blow-dried hair
  • - a bit wet, like a half daft politician
  • - Somewhat wet, like unfinished laundry
  • - like many a basement
  • - Like a just-used towel
  • - Like the souls of T. S. Eliot's housemaids
  • - Like humid fest
  • - Like gym socks, often
  • - Like a root cellar
  • - Just a little wet
  • - In need of a dehumidifier
  • - A mite sweaty
  • - Like many a cellar
  • - Like towel-dried hair
  • - Like some cellars
  • - Like a wrung-out towel
  • - Deaden, as a musical string
  • - Like musty basements
  • - Needing a little more drying time
  • - Like unfinished laundry
  • - Like cellars, typically
  • - Deaden, as a piano string
  • - Like a wrung-out dishrag
  • - Like some crawl spaces
  • - Like a wrung dishcloth
  • - Like many caves
  • - Like London weather, often
  • - A bit moist
  • - Like morning grass, typically
  • - Like freshly washed hair
  • - A little bit wet
  • - Like some basements
  • - Like some caves
  • - Stop from vibrating, as a piano string
  • - Like many basements
  • - Like April, often
  • - Like many a dungeon
  • - Like used towels
  • - Like mildew's milieu
  • - Cut off air to a fire
  • - Like a wrung washcloth
  • - Like a dungeon
  • - A bit wet
  • - A little wet
  • - Just a bit wet
  • - Like a freshly used towel
  • - like muggy air
  • - if it's rising, a property's value may be falling
  • - Like a used beach towel
  • - Wet part of Rotterdam, perhaps
  • - attorney finds politician wet
  • - Tear-stained, perhaps
  • - Dewy, steamy
  • - Needing another dryer cycle, say
  • - sweated-through, e.g.
  • - Moist pressure beneath reservoir
  • - Still slightly wet
  • - Lantern's opening by ten gets wet
  • - Humid, clammy
  • - Still not done in the dryer, say
  • - Day starts with moderately soft rain.
  • - showing evidence of tears, maybe
  • - Covered in sweat, perhaps
  • - Still on the line, perhaps
  • - moist air
  • - Reservoir parking is wet
  • - Needing drying
  • - when accompanied by fire, this produces methane
  • - Power-crazed, facing setback in the rain?
  • - Mine gas
  • - Coal-mine gas
  • - Weather word in Seattle
  • - Still wet
  • - Reduce wave amplitude
  • - Ready for mildew
  • - Not fully dried
  • - Mine vapor
  • - Ideal, as greenhouse soil
  • - Dewy or dull
  • - Covered in dew
  • - " . . . ...... souls of housemaids": T.S.E.
  • - " . . . ...... souls of housemaids": Eliot
  • - Conducive to mold
  • - ....-retardant
  • - Sodden
  • - Still on the line, say
  • - Slightly soggy
  • - Moist
  • - Not dry
  • - Slightly wet in Amsterdam, perhaps
  • - Almost dry
  • - Notice returning politician is wet
  • - Serves up port and crackers when it's clammy
  • - Slightly moist
  • - Deaden acoustically
  • - Just placed on the clothesline, say
  • - Musty and moist
  • - Slighty wet
  • - Calm down introduction to dialogue by speaker
  • - Not soaked yet
  • - Moisture uncovered in Amsterdam palace
  • - Notice rising politician, moderate
  • - Kinda wet
  • - Shy of dry
  • - In need of more air time?
  • - Not ready to come out of the dryer, say
  • - Not fully dry
  • - Moderately moist
  • - Wet to the touch
  • - Favorable for mildew
  • - Rather moist
  • - Not quite soaked
  • - Rivers Cuomo "Cold and ......"
  • - Stifle
  • - Somewhat moist
  • - Mildly moist
  • - Needing more time in the dryer
  • - Subject to mildew, perhaps
  • - Still drying
  • - In need of more time in the dryer
  • - Not quite drenched
  • - Deaden, in acoustics
  • - Deaden by wrapping
  • - Reduce the vibration of
  • - Affected by drizzling
  • - Near the dew point
  • - Dull, musically
  • - Not all wet
  • - Lessen in force
  • - In need of dehumidification
  • - Requiring more time in the dryer
  • - Muggy
  • - Nearing the dew point
  • - Steamy
  • - Drizzly
  • - Sweaty, maybe
  • - Subdue the fire
  • - Cellarlike
  • - Somewhat soggy
  • - Dangerous mine gas.
  • - Somewhat wet
  • - Dewy
  • - Slightly wet
  • - Not quite dry
  • - Bedewed
  • - Soggy
  • - Dank
  • - Wettish
  • - Muffle
  • - Musty
  • - Humid
  • - Deaden
  • - Wet ......
  • - Moisture
  • - Unenthusiastic
  • - Clammy?
  • - Extinguish
  • - Restrain
  • - Watery
  • - Discourage
  • - ... check
  • - Discourage crazy reverse parking
  • - Moderately wet
  • - Wet, moist
  • - wet part of rotterdam, presently
mystery
  • - Unsolved problem
  • - Unsolved situation
  • - Unsolved crime
  • - Case that hasn't been closed?
  • - Enigma; obscurity
  • - Open case
  • - Enigma
  • - Unsolved case, enigma
  • - Obscure person in conundrum
  • - "Scooby-Doo! ... Incorporated," animated TV series that is part of the Scooby-Doo franchise
  • - Hear man's address to unknown puzzle
  • - Like the Men led by Ben Stiller or a Train directed by Jim Jarmusch
  • - Enigmatic quality
  • - It passes all understanding
  • - my story slightly altered as a whodunit
  • - Like a man's overheard secret
  • - We hear Miss Terry is a perplexing puzzle
  • - Closed book, autobiography swapping one's beginning with one's end
  • - Genre for Agatha Christie
  • - PBS anthology series featuring animated title sequences by Edward Gorey
  • - Mister E tells of a puzzling crime
  • - Whodunit genre
  • - My tyres burst? Whodunnit!
  • - Tale, altered in the middle, following the setter's puzzle
  • - but this early play is not necessarily a whodunit
  • - PBS series
  • - Suspense novel
  • - P.D. James specialty
  • - Genre of the Edgar Awards
  • - Whodunit
  • - It can't be explained
  • - Can't figure out why my tyres burst
  • - A ........ play is a staged Bible story
  • - Closed book -- whodunnit
  • - Puzzle as the first person's tyres burst
  • - Secret doctrine
  • - A thing hard to explain
  • - Book genre
  • - Agatha Christie's genre
  • - What often comes with a twist?
  • - Object of speculation
  • - Agatha Christie genre
  • - Queen's genre
  • - Whodunit, for example
  • - Agatha Christie offering
  • - Carolyn Keene's genre
  • - Something to figure out
  • - Christie product
  • - Josephine Tey's genre
  • - Grafton genre
  • - Unkown
  • - P.D. James offering
  • - John Dickson Carr's genre
  • - Detective story
  • - Story of a sort.
  • - Favorite hammock reading.
  • - Rex Stout story.
  • - John Dickson Carr specialty.
  • - Inexplicable phenomenon.
  • - Edgar Allan Poe's specialty.
  • - Crime story?
  • - Popular book
  • - Riddle
  • - Mind-boggler
  • - Head-scratcher
  • - Type of story.
  • - Puzzle
  • - See 52-Across
  • - Agatha Christie output
  • - Murder Mystery, film series with Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler
  • - baffling phenomenon
  • - Sue Grafton offering
  • - Unexplained happening
  • - puzzling occurrence
treatment
  • - Manner of behaviour in surgery
  • - Handling of patient's request ends in open court
  • - In filmmaking, a ......... is used to pitch the idea of a film before writing the whole script
  • - Way of dealing with medical care?
  • - Part of centre at mental hospital may provide it
  • - Discussion of psychotherapy perhaps
  • - Natter anxiously about yours truly ahead of time in therapy
  • - Care when mate tumbles into river
  • - Handling a term spent in camp
  • - A term contrived in MASH unit for "medical care"?
  • - soldiers currently in a marquee healing
  • - Therapy derived from flower involving new team
  • - Enter Matt, comically giving us therapy
  • - the way to cure behaviour?
  • - free entertainment intended, it's said, for management
  • - Cure present people before time
  • - intent tamer arranged therapy
  • - Handling medicine
  • - therapy management
  • - well, no one wants it!
harm
  • - Injury; damage.
  • - Cause damage to
  • - Do damage to
  • - Draw, having lost lead -- damage done
  • - Cause damage
  • - Do damage
  • - Inflict pain on
  • - Inflict pain
  • - Inflict damage upon
  • - Damage
  • - Damage end of skewer, digging into meat
  • - damage property or someone's reputation
  • - damage (avoided by doctors?)
  • - Out of ......'s way (safe)
  • - Hippocratic oath subject
  • - "Wouldn't ...... a flea"
  • - "First, do no ......" (rule for doctors)
  • - "First, do no ......" (health care oath)
  • - "First, do no ......" (doctors' principle)
  • - Bruise
  • - Abuse
  • - Cause pain
  • - Danger
  • - Wrong
  • - Affect adversely
  • - Impair
  • - Injure
  • - Aggrieve
  • - 'I don't see the ....'
  • - Wrong hospital wing
  • - 'First Do No ......' (Meryl Streep TV film)
  • - 'No ......, no foul'
  • - Result of malpractice
  • - Maltreatment
  • - What doctors shouldn't do
  • - "I'm OK, no .... done"
  • - Perniciousness
  • - 'First, do no ......'
  • - Hippocratic oath no-no
  • - In ....'s way (in danger)
  • - Hurt, injure
  • - Render unsound
  • - Maim or mar
  • - Casing for handling long-term injury
  • - Bad thing to cause
  • - Do a disservice to
  • - Opposite of "enhance"
  • - Abuse some pharmaceuticals
  • - Have an adverse effect on
  • - Do injury to
  • - Tort basis
  • - Hippocratic Oath word
  • - No-no, per the Hippocratic Oath
  • - Detriment
  • - Short-long metric feet
  • - Draw blood
  • - Disserve
  • - Injure top of head and limb
  • - Wing, ding, or sting
  • - There's none in asking
  • - It's proscribed by the Hippocratic oath
  • - Peter Murphy "Keep Me From ......"
  • - Medical proscription
  • - Ill treatment
  • - Medical motto word
  • - Mistreatment
  • - It's best to stay out of its way
  • - "What's the ...... in that?"
  • - Mischief
  • - Foul requisite?
  • - "Bodily" follower
  • - Maim
  • - Massive Attack "Safe from ......"
  • - Maltreat
  • - What doctors are sworn not to do
  • - What Massive Attack keeps us "Safe from"
  • - Cause injury to
  • - Do violence to
  • - Evil eye's intent
  • - Claim in a suit
  • - Word in the Hippocratic oath
  • - Doctor's motto word
  • - Disservice
  • - Foul-call cause
  • - Break a leg?
  • - Vitiate
  • - Hippocrates proscription
  • - Havoc
  • - What enemies mean to cause you
  • - You want to stay out of its way
  • - Pollute, say
  • - Don't be in its way
  • - Stay out of its way!
  • - Mistreat
  • - Do a number on
  • - Bring on the pain
  • - Cause injury
  • - Physical injury
  • - Injury
  • - Wound
  • - Traumatize
  • - Scathe
  • - Evil
  • - Rough up
  • - Ruin
  • - "What's the —?"
  • - Hurt
  • - Injure hot member in a cast?
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
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