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noisome
  • - Tricky noose I'm finding harmful
  • - Majorly malodorous
  • - Harmful — noxious
  • - Racket involving mystic syllable is harmful to health
  • - Physician upset in racket harmful to health
  • - Offensively malodorous
  • - Harmful; malodorous
  • - Malodorous
  • - Harmful
  • - Harmful to health
  • - unpleasant sound taking doctor back
  • - Is one to restore order in it, though it's unpleasant?
  • - Offensive rumour about an up coming doctor
  • - Unpleasant rumour about high honour
  • - disgusting row about the doctor coming back
  • - Army doctor is in a row about offensive
  • - Unwholesome number one and more than a couple
  • - Terrible sound drowns old mike
  • - I'm one so horribly unpleasant
  • - One is restoring order in it, but it's most unpleasant
  • - nasty rumour about an upcoming doctor
  • - Repulsive old man originally involved in racket
  • - Offensive rumour fuelled by opprobrium in the extreme
  • - row about the return of the doctor is disgusting
  • - i'm soon upset by the start of the evidence – it's disgusting
  • - No-one given part: that's offensive
  • - Unpleasant racket to get coverage for home contents
  • - A most unpleasant "Is one to restore order in it?"
  • - No one's home in Albert Square is so disgusting
  • - Unpleasant chart topper going on a bit
  • - Disgusting row about old male
  • - A few with premier going on offensive
  • - Offensive rumour about a retired doctor
  • - Disagreeable moose in for treatment
  • - Row about old Mike being offensive
  • - Number One – a little offensive
  • - Disagreeable din carrying over miles
  • - Is one renewed restraining order unpleasant?
  • - So I'm one (anag.)
  • - Offensive din carries over miles
  • - No one takes part - it's most offensive
  • - Word that means "offensive," not "loud"
  • - Offensively smelly
  • - Disgusting to sight or smell
  • - Disgusting — ie moons (anag)
  • - Number one a bit unpleasant
  • - Nauseating
  • - Offensively smelling
  • - Unpleasant, disagreeable
  • - Bestselling record several would find offensive
  • - No one takes part? That's offensive!
  • - Order to stop din that's offensive
  • - Offensive to sight or smell
  • - Smelling bad
  • - Sound around the centre of Rome is offensive
  • - Something smells off as Pop's mate loses head in racket
  • - What we hear about honour that's not nice
  • - Unpleasant moonies out of order
  • - Unpleasant type of poetic Frenchman from circle caught up in racket
  • - Nasty moment, turning up amidst clamour
  • - Report receiving medal in offensive
  • - Sickening
  • - Offensive racket around the heart of home
  • - Stinky (but not necessarily loud, surprisingly)
  • - Highly obnoxious
  • - Far from fragrant
  • - Hardly fragrant
  • - Disgusting, as an odor
  • - Very offensive
  • - Pernicious
  • - Olfactorily offensive
  • - Stinking
  • - Mephitic
  • - Injurious to health.
  • - Disgusting
  • - Repulsive
  • - Very unpleasant
  • - Odious
  • - Noxious
  • - Offensive
  • - Unpleasant
  • - Obnoxious
  • - Foul-smelling
  • - Nasty
  • - Putrid
  • - Smelly
  • - Reeking
  • - Fetid
  • - Unwholesome.
  • - Foul ......
  • - Rotten
  • - Time to escape horrid emotions. Horrid!
  • - Number one: several are disgusting
  • - Disgusting, no-one taking part
  • - Very disagreeable
  • - Chart topper, a little distasteful
  • - Moonies redeployed in offensive
  • - Chart-topper, a little offensive
  • - Is duck invading old Greek region offensive?
  • - noxious – moonies [anag.]
  • - Negative response to brief isolation, by myself: it's rotten!
  • - First officer has a quantity that's unpleasant
mere
  • - Pond, to a poet
  • - Pond, poetically
  • - Pond, in Liverpool
  • - Pond — pure and simple
  • - Poetic pond
  • - Poet's pond
  • - Small pond
  • - Plain and simple
  • - Lake or pond
  • - Simple body of water
  • - Simple to be married before, in an old-fashioned way
  • - This compiler's describing Queen, pure and simple
  • - Simple before going by motorway
  • - Lake, pond
  • - Pond: simple
  • - Pond or lake
  • - Lake; simple
  • - Pure and simple French mother
  • - I object to Scripture lessons being simple
  • - Nothing more than: pond
  • - Insignificant pond
  • - Two notes? Simple!
  • - Pond
  • - Pure and simple
  • - "Simple!"
  • - simple measure to avoid nation revolting
  • - pure and simple pool
  • - simple – pond
  • - Word that often precedes "pittance" or "technicality"
  • - Word often used before "pittance" or "technicality"
  • - Word for a bagatelle
  • - Word before mortal or pittance
  • - This and no more.
  • - Technicality description, at times
  • - Ste- ........ -Eglise France
  • - Standing water
  • - Small area of standing water
  • - Sea, in old verse
  • - Scarcely enough
  • - Scantily sufficient
  • - President Hollande's mother?
  • - Pool, in poetry
  • - Pool or fen
  • - Plain; bare
  • - Pierre's mother
  • - Only this, and nothing else
  • - Nothing much
  • - Nothing else than
  • - Not much more than
  • - Neither more nor less
  • - Mother, in Montmartre
  • - Mother, in Metz
  • - Mother, in Marseille
  • - Mother, in Dijon
  • - Mother, in Calais
  • - Mortal descriptor
  • - Marginally sufficient
  • - Maori war club
  • - Mademoiselle's matriarch
  • - Like civilians, to stars?
  • - Like a widow's mite
  • - Like a bagatelle?
  • - Lake, to Byron
  • - Lake, in poesy
  • - Lake or pool
  • - Lake (and nothing else?)
  • - Kind of technicality?
  • - Kind of bagatelle
  • - It often precedes technicalities
  • - Interpol "C'......"
  • - Insignificant deLillos album?
  • - Having no admixture
  • - Grendel's abode
  • - Garçon's "best friend"
  • - For a ...... pittance (inexpensively)
  • - For a ...... pittance (cheaply)
  • - Femme who has a child
  • - Exclusive of anything else
  • - Enfant bearer
  • - C.S. Lewis's "...... Christianity"
  • - Belittling adjective
  • - Bébé watcher
  • - Barely worth mentioning, like whatever you do vis-a-vis my brilliant career
  • - Bagatelle type
  • - Appropriate rhyme for sheer
  • - Apart from anything else
  • - Antonym for abundant
  • - An antonym for abundant
  • - Adjective for a mite or mote
  • - Adjective for "bagatelle"
  • - A ...... pittance (very small amount)
  • - A ...... nothing
  • - 1994 deLillos album
  • - "Lady of the ......": Wordsworth
  • - "It's a ...... formality"
  • - "Honour is a ...... scutcheon": Falstaff
  • - "Honor is a ...... scutcheon": Shak.
  • - "Close My Mind" Heather
  • - "A .... trifle consoles us": Pascal
  • - "...... Christianity" (C.S. Lewis)
  • - "...... Christianity" (C.S. Lewis work)
  • - "... nothing more"
  • - Pool of water.
  • - A child
  • - Barely sufficient
  • - Pierre's parent
  • - French parent
  • - French relative.
  • - Parisian parent
  • - French family member
  • - Adjective for a trifle
  • - Bare
  • - "...... bagatelle!"
  • - Like a pittance
  • - Unadorned
  • - '.... Lake'
  • - ...... mortals
  • - A lake, often used in the names of those in the Lake District
  • - Simply, nothing more than
  • - More than a ...... coincidence
  • - 'The ...... fact that . . .'
  • - Little more than
  • - A .... pittance (very little money)
  • - Nancy's mother in shallow lake
  • - Kind of dash about on lake
  • - "A ...... formality!"
  • - Simply
  • - Nothing more than a lake
  • - Too minor to matter
  • - 'A ...... bagatelle!'
  • - French for "mother"
  • - Stagnant pool
  • - Expanse of water providing a bit of summer entertainment
  • - "... for a ...... pittance"
  • - 'A ...... pittance!'
  • - Pool or lake
  • - Formality type?
  • - A .... pittance (very little)
  • - Your mom in Paris
  • - A ...... technicality
  • - Just, as a formality
  • - Type of mortals?
  • - .... coincidence
  • - English lake
  • - Parisian mother
  • - Kind of pittance?
  • - Like mortals?
  • - Nothing more than a pool
  • - Only an area of water
  • - Type of formality
  • - "...... words cannot express ..."
  • - Word before "pittance"
  • - Word before "mortals"
  • - Yours truly about to get bare
  • - Without additions or modifications
  • - Small lake
  • - Marsh
  • - Slough
  • - Mortal.
  • - Very little
  • - Trivial
  • - Scant
  • - Measly
  • - Not too much
  • - Ordinary
  • - Common
  • - Unalloyed
  • - Sheer
  • - Plain
  • - Pure
  • - Hardly any
  • - Meager
  • - Trifling.
  • - Slight
  • - Insubstantial
  • - Of little consequence
  • - Unimportant
  • - Petty
  • - Insignificant
  • - Inconsequential
  • - Paltry
  • - *Piddling
  • - Only
  • - Unembellished
  • - .... pool
  • - Lone
  • - Nothing but
  • - "Just ......!"
  • - No more than
  • - Nothing other than
  • - Nothing more than
  • - Not more than
  • - No clue
  • - Undiminished
  • - ___ formalities (insignificant formalities)
  • - Just, only
  • - Mother, in Montreal
  • - Only a small body of water
  • - lorraine's mother?
  • - ... mortals [just ordinary beings]
  • - just a piece of water
  • - Only just
trireme
  • - Fast Ancient Greek sailing ship
  • - greek ship with three banks of oars on each side
  • - Ancient Roman ship
  • - Ship in some sweet old war paintings
  • - Ship with three banks of oars
  • - Old ship said to put many a 26A in the dock?
  • - Oar-powered ship
  • - B.C. ship.
  • - engineers' remit sorted out a galley
  • - Ancient Greek or Roman war galley
  • - Old Greek warship
  • - war galley
  • - Endeavour sounding out mere wreckage of ancient galley
  • - Greek or Roman galley
  • - warship's weapons lacking teeth, mere bombs
  • - Ancient Greek warship with three banks of oars
  • - Galley with banks of oars
  • - Triple-banked rowed galley
  • - Classical galley
  • - an old vessel sounded shot on paper
  • - Ancient warship with three banks of oars
  • - Greek war galley
  • - Ancient vessel with three banks of oars on each side
  • - Galley: new timer about to be installed
  • - Ancient war galley
  • - Old type of warship
  • - Warship with oars
  • - War galley with three banks of oars
  • - Ancient Greek warship with three tiers of oars
  • - Ancient Greek vessel
  • - 1000 euros after tax about right for old boat
  • - Ancient Greek craft
  • - Galley with three banks of oars
  • - Reportedly annoy sappers in galley
  • - Run into European excellence that's shown up in old craft
  • - Old vessel cut journey by engineers
  • - It's about being stuck in Trim with Oriental old vessel
  • - Persian Wars vessel
  • - Ancient Greek galley
  • - Battle of Salamis craft
  • - Galley with three tiers of oars
  • - Ancient Greek warship
  • - Oar-propelled galley
  • - War galley of ancient Greece
  • - Three-level galley
  • - Battle of Salamis vessel
  • - Part of an old Greek fleet
  • - Erstwhile warship
  • - Three-banked craft
  • - Phoenician vessel
  • - Ancient oared warship
  • - Kind of galley
  • - Galley for Galba
  • - Anc. galley.
  • - Three-banked galley.
  • - Roman galley, with three banks of oars.
  • - In which Cleopatra fled Actium.
  • - Roman warship.
  • - Type of warship used by Greeks.
  • - Old warship
  • - Ancient warship
  • - Galley of yore
  • - Old galley
  • - Ancient galley
  • - Roman galley.
  • - Old boat
  • - Galley.
  • - Short excursion on yours truly's old boat
  • - soldiers aboard shipshape english vessel
  • - engineers probing merit at sea in ancient boat
redrum
  • - Three-time Grand National winner
  • - Horse that won the Grand National in 1973, 1974 and 1977
  • - Three-time Grand National winner, d. 1995 aged 30
  • - Reverse warning in "The Shining"
  • - Grand National winner, 1973, 1974 and 1977
  • - Danny's words in "The Shining"
  • - Winner of Grand National in 1973, 1974 and 1977
  • - Shining example of mirror-writing?
  • - Plot device in "The Shining" that has significance when spelled backward
  • - successful runner making a killing on return
  • - "The Shining" plot device that became significant when read backward
  • - Running backwards, easily beat old racehorse
  • - "The Shining" word with two mirror-image letters
  • - Foul play over Aintree champion?
  • - "The Shining" mantra
  • - He famously jumped on instrument
  • - "The Shining" graffiti
decimalpoint
  • - I'm dot in place (anag)
  • - Dot between figures
  • - indicate medical confusion first, part of a number
  • - new medical detail that determines numerical size
  • - Wrongly claimed to indicate a maths symbol
  • - Symbol in 3.14159
  • - It separates dollars and cents
  • - Feature of Melvil Dewey's book classification system
  • - Feature of 3.14
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