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tenements
  • - Some urban homes
  • - Some overcrowded houses
  • - Some walk-ups
  • - slum dwellings for english people in canvas shelters
  • - Run-down housing
  • - Inner-city abodes
  • - Basic assumptions when housing soldiers in accommodation units
  • - Run-down buildings housing several families
  • - Slum abodes
  • - Run-down urban buildings
  • - Overcrowded housing
  • - Run-down row
  • - Inner city sights
  • - Slum dwellings
  • - City dwellings
  • - Kin of flats.
  • - Habitations of a sort.
  • - Housing of a sort.
  • - Part of the city scene.
  • - Urban dwelllings.
  • - Buildings along 17 Across.
  • - Problem of the Housing Authority.
  • - Housing problem.
  • - Dwellings.
  • - Run-down digs
amazed
  • - Lost for words in an open, old prison for five hundred
  • - In awe of an open, old prison for five hundred
  • - Like Mets fans in '69
  • - In a state of bewilderment.
  • - In shock
  • - In awe
  • - In the publicity the labyrinth caused a shock
  • - "... in ...... disbelief"
  • - astounded by commercial about labyrinth
  • - Surprised greatly
  • - #1 hit for Lonestar
  • - that last letter to the medical association astounded them!
  • - this one was tricky to navigate and did, finally, leave them dumbfounded
  • - the public notice there's a labyrinth? i'm astounded!
  • - A labyrinth has daughter dumbfounded
  • - Made off carrying the A to Z, which surprised one
  • - astounded by a commercial about a labyrinth
  • - Greatly surprised, astonished
  • - A child finally gets round labyrinth full of wonder
  • - Like Charlie, at Willy Wonka's factory
  • - "Maybe I'm ......" (Paul McCartney song)
  • - Agog
  • - Confounded
  • - Blown away
  • - Wowed
  • - Greatly surprised
  • - Astonished
  • - Filled with wonder
  • - Gobsmacked
  • - Blew away
  • - Confounded by rebellious dame holding all the letters
  • - Surprised, astonished
  • - Astonished, astounded
  • - Astounded
  • - Staggered
  • - Surprised remarkable dame holding all the letters
  • - 'The ...... of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice': M.L.K
  • - Left speechless
  • - Bowled over
  • - More than startled
  • - Filled with astonishment
  • - Taken aback by Bill locking up old prison
  • - Astonished -- a day to go round part of Hampton Court
  • - Bedazzled
  • - Knocked the socks off
  • - With mouth agape
  • - At a loss for words, maybe
  • - Floored
  • - Shocked or wowed
  • - Slack-jawed, maybe
  • - Surprised
  • - Bewildered.
  • - Knocked for a loop
  • - Stupefied
  • - Dumbstruck
  • - Thunderstruck
  • - More than surprised
  • - Dumbfounded
  • - Speechless, perhaps
  • - Stunned
  • - Flabbergasted
mere
  • - Just before following a leader of men
  • - Sister of un oncle
  • - I'm not sure penetrating this setter is simple
  • - Not good, not bad missing some sore stretch of water
  • - Only a section of some recent work
  • - nothing more than a stretch of water
  • - in some restful stretch of water
  • - pure water?
  • - only a stretch of water
  • - Kind of formality
  • - Small pond of standing water
  • - Type of coincidence
  • - Type of pittance
  • - Not enhanced
  • - being nothing more than a lake
  • - "This can't be a .... coincidence"
  • - You have never talked to a ... mortal (C.S. Lewis)
  • - It's a ... technicality
  • - Pool; plain
  • - Dismissible
  • - No more than 1,000 European Engineers?
  • - "It's a ... coincidence!" (simple)
  • - 'A ... coincidence!'
  • - "It's a ... formality" (basic)
  • - poetically, a lake or a pool
  • - only a pool
  • - Without addition or modification
  • - It's only a small lake!
  • - Marseille mom
  • - Just me going at half fare
  • - Just visible in summer, especially
  • - Former Enrolled Nurses only
  • - Parisian mom
  • - Pool used up in ceremony
  • - ...... christianity (c. s. lewis book)
  • - nice parent
  • - Marseilles mom
  • - Like certain coincidences or mortals
  • - Lake seen in summer excursion
  • - ... mortals [no gods]
  • - Bare bottoms in stream are rather large
  • - just a lake
  • - join girl leaving lake
  • - Pool, lake
  • - "Your ... presence is inspiring"
  • - ... mortals (insignificant)
  • - Adjective for "mortals" or "pittance"
  • - neither more or less than a lake
  • - English adjective that becomes a French noun when an accent is added
  • - Mom, in Marseilles
  • - Just about setter on top
  • - "It was more than ... chance"
  • - A lake, pure and simple
  • - I object again to the Maori war club
  • - Nothing more than, say
  • - Mother, to Jacques
  • - Small shallow lake
  • - Pure, bare
  • - "That's a ... formality!" (just a small formality)
  • - ... mortals (normal humans)
  • - Whom to call "maman"
  • - A ... pittance (hardly anything)
  • - ... mortals (humans)
  • - Just a French mother
  • - "A ... coincidence!" (insignificant)
  • - ... mortals (word that means nothing more than)
  • - ... mortals (ordinary beings)
  • - ... mortals (human beings)
  • - ... mortals (average human beings)
  • - ... mortals (small and insignificant)
  • - Lake in former estate
  • - War-club; pond
  • - Word used before "mortals" to point out frailty
  • - only a lake
  • - ... mortals (ordinary)
  • - "A ... formality" (small and insignificant)
  • - "A ... formality" (insignificant)
  • - sea in france near eastern lake
  • - Mother, to Gerard
  • - Just this writer embraces the Queen
  • - It's only me again
  • - A trifle
  • - Scant(Used today)
  • - Nothing more than specified
  • - French mother
  • - Word with "mortals" or "formality"
  • - "That's a ...... technicality!"
  • - Pond, in poesy
  • - No better than
  • - Being nothing more than specified
  • - Being nothing more than
  • - Adjective for a pittance
  • - Word with formality or pittance
  • - Word with bagatelle
  • - Pierre's mom
  • - Mother, to Lili
  • - Mother, in Lyons
  • - Insignificant New York band?
  • - Hardly more than
  • - Apt rhyme for sheer
  • - Adjective for a sou
  • - Word with pittance or formality
  • - Word with pittance
  • - Word with "bagatelle" or "technicality"
  • - Small pond, poetically
  • - Simple; bare
  • - Renee's mom
  • - Pool, in poesy
  • - Piffling
  • - Nothing better than
  • - Mother, in Paris
  • - Marseilles mother
  • - Lake — French mother
  • - It may precede "pittance"
  • - Fille's mother
  • - C.S. Lewis book, "...... Christianity"
  • - "A ...... pawn in the game"
  • - ...... mortals (regular people)
  • - ...... mortals (ordinary people)
  • - Word with words or coincidence
impel
  • - force little devil to drive back the french
  • - Cheeky devil lying about the French press
  • - It may force one politician to join the Spanish
  • - To find a penny in a crooked mile may incite one to action
  • - One member with the Spanish force
  • - Force to lie atrociously about a politician
  • - Urge one forward to limp awkwardly around the East
  • - drive a politician into a stupid lie?
  • - drive the member of parliament to lie
  • - Spirit initially expresses life force
  • - Drive mischief-maker to English lake
  • - force a little devil to drive back the french
  • - drive one politician to meet the spanish
  • - push the spanish with a spirit of mischief
  • - One politician with extremely exceptional drive
  • - drive one politician to the spanish
  • - drive a mile, maybe, round the capital of poland
  • - drive one politician to take on the spanish
  • - Drive to park in roughly a mile
  • - Push or force
  • - mischievous child has the french back to drive
  • - Drive roughly a mile out, where there's parking
  • - Urge on a naughty child, another one not following
  • - Push to action
  • - drive in the interim pell-mell
  • - Push into action
  • - Drive Hillman, perhaps, with the Parisian in reverse
  • - Push forward
  • - Rogue on the Spanish force
  • - Drive shown by politician with energy in middle of bill
  • - Troublemaker on the Spanish force
  • - Mischievous person joins the Spanish force
  • - Urge leaders of Iran's missile programme to grasp central guidelines
  • - Drive old Hillman to centre of Ashby-de-la-Zouch
  • - Single member with the Spanish force
  • - This writer's three-quarter length coat is at bottom of drive
  • - Spur on back of heel that is carrying mountie over the top
  • - Give a nudge
  • - Push
  • - Drive little devil to join the Spanish
  • - drive a politician into a shocking lie
  • - Force politician into middle of field
  • - push to act
  • - incite, compel but not a portmanteau
  • - drive shown by independent politician supported by the spanish
  • - Force little devil to lead the Spanish
  • - force is mile at sea outside portugal
  • - Big map we all used off and on for drive
  • - drive shown by frenchman in refined pile
  • - I'm training learner to drive
  • - Force, urge
  • - drive forward parliamentarian that is constraining liberal
  • - Drive one mile, exercise taken by learner
  • - drive in, some claim, pell-mell
  • - Drive or urge forward
  • - To drive forward
  • - Force politician into clumsy lie
  • - Forcefully motivate
  • - Make proceed
  • - I mostly speed round motorway and drive on
  • - pressure (to)
  • - Drive to action
  • - Drive, force or urge
  • - Force pear initially into lime mixture
  • - drive forward one representative by rail
  • - Cause to move
  • - Urge into motion
  • - Force forwards
  • - Tennis great Borg
  • - Cause to act
  • - Coerce
  • - Urge to action
  • - Drive onward
  • - Apply pressure to
  • - Drive on
  • - Two mischievous creatures lacking female drive
  • - Urge or force into action
  • - Bring about prime spots for timepieces before lake
  • - Urge forward
  • - Drive mile out to secure parking
  • - Drive mile crazily without parking
  • - Drive mile senselessly without parking
  • - Force politician into convoluted lie
  • - Pressure to get into lime dress for drive
  • - Press into action
  • - Force onward
  • - Force's exceptional policemen, drunk once, getting sacked
  • - Drive mile in one short shower
  • - Urge along
  • - Force forward
  • - Force terrible lie about politician
  • - Press: 'Politician admitted to awful lie'
  • - Drive ahead
  • - Move forward
  • - Drive empty limousine, parking near motorway turning
  • - Urge to act
  • - Urge or propel
  • - Press on
  • - Actuate
  • - Drive along
  • - Force into motion
  • - Press forward
  • - Force to go
  • - Press onward
  • - Force an action
  • - Force into action
  • - Urge ahead
  • - Constrain
  • - Give motion to
  • - Apply force
  • - Force to move
  • - Exert moral pressure
  • - Drive by force.
  • - Drive forward
  • - Thrust forward
  • - Thrust
  • - Urge
  • - Urge onward
  • - Set in motion
  • - Press
  • - Apostate
  • - Galvanize
  • - Get going
  • - Motivate
  • - Spur
  • - Excite to action.
  • - Incite to action.
  • - See 41 Down
  • - ...... pressure
  • - Force
  • - Drive-...
  • - Egg on
  • - Goad
  • - Spur on
  • - Force along
  • - Incite
  • - Encourage
  • - Urge on
  • - Force has trouble-maker held after dropping case
  • - some claim pelicans use force
  • - Urge beginner after this compiler's exercise
  • - This compiler's shower having reduced force
  • - Motivate independent politician to help oust extremists
  • - force or urge to do something
  • - Urge forcefully
  • - no air, in this imperial force
  • - apply motivation an mp may have to lie about
  • - Drive one mile and park Tesla evenly
enmity
  • - Very strong distaste
  • - absence of friendship will involve me in tiny disturbance
  • - tiny tim nearly holds back feeling of ill-will
  • - In French, it is consumed by my hatred
  • - Hatred,hostility,unfriendliness etc.
  • - hostility shown by italian invading my space earlier
  • - Antagonism, animus
  • - Feeling of conflict
  • - Tiny me aroused hostility?
  • - why show such unfriendliness to tiny me?
  • - ill-will initially experienced, not mastered in ten years
  • - why it disturbs men being unfriendly
  • - NY Times almost spreading hatred
  • - tiny me receiving such unfriendliness from them
  • - Antagonism causes me tiny trouble
  • - Hostile state
  • - Undisguised antagonism
  • - Deep-seated antagonism
  • - Hostility
  • - Hatred
  • - Hostile feeling
  • - Antagonism
  • - Issue around New Year causing malice
  • - Mutual ill will
  • - Bad blood from European with German in New York
  • - It's adopted by heartless foe?
  • - Deep-seated hate
  • - State of deep-seated ill-will
  • - Personal hostility
  • - Bitterness of the last of the sage and wild mint from yard
  • - Hostility to engineering college overseas in US city
  • - Bad blood as M1 stops Tyne flowing
  • - Feeling between foes, maybe
  • - Hatred in US college in Eastern state
  • - Hate; aversion
  • - Reflects yard for the prisoner around end of the afternoon with bad blood
  • - Raider leaves intermediary with ill feeling
  • - Animosity
  • - Feeling not uncommon among opera stars.
  • - Hate
  • - Dislike
  • - Bad blood
  • - Ill will
  • - Rancor
  • - start to eye frenchman in tiny ground showing hatred
elements
  • - Holmium, tungsten, dysprosium, etc.
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