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mate
  • - one of a pair or a pal
  • - win a game with a friend
  • - a friend on board
  • - the end of the game for a fellow-worker
  • - Stag, for a doe
  • - Suffix with "check" for a chess match-ending move
  • - It takes a lot to make tea for a friend!
  • - Problem for a king
  • - Part of revolutionary pamphlet - a metaphysical type that's one of a pair
  • - Odd sock's lack
  • - Word signaling a king's downfall
  • - What a stocking needs
  • - Capture a king
  • - Perform a final check?
  • - First person on a ship?
  • - Coup in a classic board game
  • - Coup in a certain board game
  • - What a sock needs
  • - What "++" means in Qe2++
  • - Tough call for a king
  • - Topic to ask a fortuneteller about
  • - Start a new generation
  • - Sock or shoe that goes with the one you're wearing
  • - Sire, to a dam
  • - Second sock, say
  • - S.A. beverage
  • - Peahen, to a peacock
  • - Part of a pair
  • - Other sock, say
  • - One sock, to the other
  • - One of a perfect pair
  • - No sock should be without one
  • - Missing sock
  • - Last word in a chess match
  • - Hind, to a stag
  • - Hen, for a rooster
  • - Have a decisive chess win
  • - First ...... (officer on a ship)
  • - Fellow band member, to a Kiwi
  • - Every sock has one
  • - End of a board meeting?
  • - Corner, as a king
  • - Chanticleer, to a biddy
  • - Brazilian holly, basis of a beverage.
  • - Best on a chessboard
  • - A Pinta officer
  • - Find a partner
  • - One of a couple
  • - One of a matched pair
  • - friend on board?
  • - friend reorganising team
  • - Friend moans about the early starts
  • - "G'day " (Aussie greeting)
  • - Pal on board
  • - Team companion?
  • - West opened with lead of trumps for partner
  • - friend [inf]
  • - check him: the game's up!
  • - Nautical officer on board Victory
  • - Husband or wife chopped meat
  • - Pal, to an Australian
  • - Mother didn't finish the tea
  • - Ship's officer serving time in West, perhaps
  • - Win game of chess with friend
  • - graad
  • - buddy, to brits
  • - Pal in Canberra
  • - colleague's team change
  • - Buddy, in London
  • - animal kingdom partner
  • - Australian amigo
  • - Buddy, in Brisbane
  • - Ending for 'class' or 'room'
  • - Suffix for room or team
  • - New team companion
  • - Significant other or one's close friend, say
  • - Ending in chess
  • - Buddy from Down Under?
  • - Medium upset couple
  • - One's companion or partner
  • - Lover found hugging Marie Antoinette
  • - South American caffeinated brew
  • - jane, for one
  • - Friend's call making further play impossible
  • - "Check" follower in chess
  • - Captain's subordinate
  • - Chess objective
  • - Winner's check?
  • - Chess closer
  • - "G'day" recipient
  • - Perth pal
  • - Win at chess
  • - Game-ending word
  • - Game ender
  • - Do more than check
  • - Check chaser
  • - Aussie's buddy
  • - Pal, in Perth
  • - Pal, Down Under
  • - Last word from Kasparov?
  • - Captain's aide
  • - Buddy, down under
  • - Bill, to Melinda
  • - Bad news for the king
  • - Aussie's pal
  • - Aussie pal
  • - Aussie buddy
  • - Adam, to Eve
  • - Word with ship or soul
  • - Win for Fischer
  • - Starbuck on the Pequod
  • - Smee, to Hook
  • - Pal of Sydney?
  • - Outback buddy
  • - Other shoe
  • - Kindred spirit, soul ...
  • - Kasparov coup
  • - Fellow member, slang
  • - Defeat in chess
  • - Defeat at chess
  • - Chess goal
  • - Canberra comrade
  • - Bad word for the king?
  • - Word you hear before you flip over the chessboard
  • - Word with soul or help
  • - Word with running or soul
  • - Word with room or help
  • - Win for Kasparov
  • - Win for Bobby Fischer
  • - Trap the opponent's king, in chess
  • - The other shoe, e.g.
  • - The end, in chess
  • - The end for Karpov
  • - Tealike beverage
  • - Tarrus Riley "Soul......"
  • - Tal triumph
  • - Streets "Dry your eyes, ......"
  • - Starbuck, in "Moby Dick"
  • - Starbuck was one
  • - Spassky's goal
  • - South American drink.
  • - Ships officer
  • - Running ...... (presidential candidate's VP choice, for example)
  • - Recipient of "G'day"
  • - Play or school follower
  • - Play or room follower
  • - Paraguayan tea
  • - Pal, to Crocodile Dundee
  • - Pal, in Sydney
  • - Pal, in Australia
  • - Pal from Down Under
  • - One glove e.g.
  • - Officer in the merchant marine.
  • - Molly, to Fibber
  • - Melbourne buddy
  • - Left-hand glove, to the right
  • - Left shoe, to the right shoe
  • - Kiwi's companion
  • - King's downfall, maybe
  • - King's downfall
  • - King's demise
  • - Kasparov's coup de grâce
  • - Kasparov kayo
  • - Kasparov conquest
  • - Karpov's climax
  • - Kaiser Chiefs: "Team ......"
  • - Jane, to Tarzan
  • - It often gets lost in the wash
  • - It can follow the last word of this puzzle's five longest answers
  • - Husband, wife, or life partner
  • - Husband, to his wife, say
  • - Green tea of Paraguay
  • - Get some gamete-on-gamete action
  • - Game-ending move
  • - Friend, in Fremantle
  • - Friend of Adelaide
  • - Follower of stale or stable
  • - Fischer triumph
  • - Fischer coup de grace
  • - Eve, to Adam
  • - Doe, to stag
  • - Crewman's crony
  • - Counterpart in life
  • - Chess player's cry
  • - Chess master's triumphant cry
  • - Chess crisis
  • - Chess conclusion
  • - Chess call
  • - Check or first
  • - Certain game ending
  • - Canberra chum
  • - Buddy, in Australia
  • - Bosun's ......
  • - Bobby Fischer coup
  • - Best at chess
  • - Beat on the board?
  • - Barbie buddy?
  • - Australian slang for "friend"
  • - Australian pal
  • - Australian fellow
  • - Australian "buddy"
  • - Aussie's friend
  • - "I win," in chess
  • - "Game over," to Kasparov
  • - "Check and ......"
  • - Subject of the "cloth or plastic" debate
  • - Bath buddy
  • - Paraguay tea.
  • - Captain's underling
  • - Winning move?
  • - Wife or husband.
  • - Fellow worker
  • - Better half, so to speak
  • - Blondie, to Dagwood
  • - Endgame end
  • - Game-ending announcement
  • - Finale for Fischer
  • - Game ending?
  • - Petty officer
  • - Ship officer
  • - Nautical man
  • - Wife
  • - Chess announcement
  • - Consort
  • - Other half
  • - ... for life
  • - Fischer's forte
  • - Brit's buddy
  • - Deckhand
  • - Chess win
ransom
  • - money demanded by the romans perhaps?
  • - managed to get some part of the money demanded
  • - Lot of money, even for a king
  • - Buy the freedom of
  • - Money demanded for release of answer held in memory
  • - charge the prisoner is held to
  • - the price of freedom, perhaps
  • - Money for freedom
  • - redeeming feature of kidnapping
  • - payment for freedom
  • - Redemption money a children's author talked of
  • - Price of a captive's release
  • - Presumably, this is the free money that is paid in return for what's been taken
  • - money for release of romans
  • - the price of saving derelict manors
  • - Release price
  • - Money demanded for the release of a captive
  • - The price of freedom
  • - Buy freedom in Tehran somewhere
  • - Getty money in "All the Money in the World"
  • - Price of freedom
  • - $2 million, in a 1996 film (or the film's title)
  • - Payment for the release of someone
  • - Subject of hostage negotiation talks
  • - Kidnap price
  • - Managed thus to get millions as price to be paid
  • - Payment of a sort
  • - King's .... (large amount of money)
  • - Money of exchange
  • - Rate of return?
  • - Forced fee for freedom
  • - Price of redemption
  • - Money in the bag, maybe
  • - 1996 movie with the tagline "Someone is going to pay"
  • - REDEMPTION FOR A PRICE
  • - Rescue price, perhaps
  • - Redemption price
  • - Unfortunate price to pay
  • - O. Henry's "The ...... of Red Chief"
  • - Payoff of a sort
  • - Price for Red Chief
  • - Redeem the hard way
  • - Redemption of a kind.
  • - Part of REO
  • - King's ___ (large sum of money)
  • - money for manor's renovation
  • - romans working for payment
  • - Blackmail demand; manors (anag.)
  • - hostage payment
  • - Money paid to free a hostage
  • - Payment for redemption
  • - Kidnap payment
  • - release money to various italian city-dwellers?
  • - Sounds like children's author demanded money
  • - Automotive pioneer ... Eli Olds
  • - this can follow "king's" or precede "notes"
  • - Howard directed it
  • - Redeem from captivity
  • - Payment for a hostage
  • - money paid for release
  • - Romans upset by a demand for cash
  • - A lot to pay for broken down manors
  • - Money stuffed in a duffel bag in some thrillers
  • - Deliverance money
  • - romans' unnatural demand
  • - Hurried a bit, nearly producing kidnapper's demand
  • - kidnappers' payment
  • - release fee
  • - Kidnapper's payment
  • - Kidnapper's request
  • - Kidnap cost
  • - Snatch money
  • - Payment for someone's release
  • - Payment demanded for someone's release
  • - O. Henry's 'Theof Red Chief'
  • - Money to get a hostage released
  • - Money paid to kidnappers
  • - Money for a person
  • - Money demanded by a kidnapper
  • - Holding fee?
  • - Gibson/Russo film
  • - Figure in a kidnapping case
  • - Cash on demand?
  • - Captor's cash
  • - 1996 Ron Howard-directed movie about a kidnapping
  • - 1996 Gibson/Russo vigilante justice flick
  • - Redemption
  • - Expiation
  • - Release payment
  • - Managed rumoured amount that's needed for release
  • - Kidnapper's demand
  • - Cash for release charged, a bit short
  • - Payment for release
  • - Buy a way out from Cwmbran somehow
  • - Money demanded for release
  • - Lost on Mars? For such a fee, this will get you back!
  • - Demand from a kidnapper
  • - Abductor's demand
  • - A liberating demand from strange Romans
  • - Coerced payment
  • - Free with money?
  • - Payment for hijacked data
  • - Holding charge
  • - Right man so wrong for hostage payment
  • - Hostage money
  • - Return fee?
  • - King's .... (much money)
  • - See 7
  • - Payment to kidnapper
  • - Return fare?
  • - Unreliable Roman's demand for liberation
  • - Free Roman's demand for liberation
  • - Duffel bag filler, in a thriller
  • - Return payment?
  • - Kidnap demand
  • - Go beyond (a level)
  • - Illicit sum
  • - Payment for a return
  • - 1996 Gibson/Sinise flick
  • - Save crumbling manors
  • - Means to release prisoner Romans maltreated
  • - Pre-release demand
  • - Pirate's demand
  • - Free, but not for free
  • - King's ....
  • - Contingency for release
  • - 1956 Glenn Ford film remade in 1996
  • - 1996 Mel Gibson film
  • - Suitcase contents, in some thrillers
  • - 1956 Glenn Ford crime drama
  • - Dropped money?
  • - Kidnappers' demand
  • - Buy back
  • - Money left at a secret location, maybe
  • - 1996 Ron Howard thriller
  • - Carmaker Olds's first name
  • - 1996 film directed by Ron Howard
  • - Money on demand?
  • - 1996 Mel Gibson movie
  • - Captive's cost
  • - Mel Gibson flick
  • - Mel Gibson film
  • - Kidnapper's payoff
  • - Money in a paper bag, maybe
  • - '96 Mel Gibson flick
  • - With 41-Across, kidnapper's correspondence
  • - Redeem
  • - Redeem, in a way
  • - Purchase release
  • - Bucks for captives
  • - Novel by Jay McInerney
  • - Kidnapper's objective
  • - Poet John Crowe ......
  • - Kidnapper's concern
  • - Pay in a way
  • - Release money
  • - Free money?
  • - Deliverance
  • - Liberation
  • - Note
  • - Payment for kidnapped person's release
  • - money that's extorted
smug
  • - Hardly humble
  • - self-satisfied fool supporting last of celebrities
  • - glues things up, being too self-satisfied
  • - Overly pleased with one's abilities
  • - happy with small cup
  • - some smugglers are complacent
  • - Highly self-satisfied (anagram of "mugs")
  • - sticks up for superior
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