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impresario
  • - Ballet bigwig
  • - Concert bigwig
  • - Director of a ballet company.
  • - theatrical producer one takes to rome and paris somehow
  • - Opera company manager
  • - Prise Mario away from the producer
  • - Italian for entrepreneur
  • - I am ‘Sir' with opera in production
  • - Stager of live shows
  • - Organising opera, sir? I'm someone who maybe can help?
  • - manager of concert artists
  • - Manager of opera company
  • - Showman from Rhode Island breaking a promise, unfortunately
  • - Showman from Paris? Rome, I suspect
  • - one more paris performance arranged by the theatrical producer
  • - Madly praise military leader in front of Rio producer
  • - One Mr Opera is replaced as concert master
  • - Sponsor and manager of public entertainments
  • - Promoter of public entertainments
  • - Producer marries model overlooking park for second time near Ring
  • - Theatre promoter
  • - Endlessly leave mark on a carnival site as showbiz organiser
  • - Showbiz entrepreneur
  • - One who gets the show on the road
  • - Showman is more rapid, endlessly shuffling
  • - Artistic director breaking a promise to adopt case of Rossini
  • - Opera company's manager breaking a promise to tour Rhode Island
  • - One is 'Mr Opera' possibly?
  • - D'Oyly Carte, say, featured in a capital once on stamp briefly
  • - I put on a show with one Italian character entertaining president
  • - Adaptation of opera is about right? I'm overseeing it!
  • - Endlessly wow a city entertainments manager
  • - From Italian for "entrepreneur"
  • - Concert master
  • - Italian for "one associated with an undertaking"
  • - Opera promoter
  • - Stager
  • - Concert manager
  • - Hurok was one
  • - Sol Hurok was one
  • - P. T. Barnum, for one
  • - Director of an opera company.
  • - Hurok, for example.
  • - Hurok or Bing.
  • - Rudolph Bing, for example.
  • - Rudolph Bing, for instance.
  • - Showman?
  • - One putting on a show?
skirmish
  • - unexpectedly, his smirk makes brief fight
  • - Brief fight between small military groupings
  • - Fight(Used today)
  • - Minor engagement — his smirk (anag)
  • - His smirk developed in brief encounter
  • - A brief engagement
  • - Brief encounter
  • - Little fight
  • - Minor fight
  • - Fight
  • - Angry Sikhs engage Irish male in clash
  • - Short engagement succeeded, king from nearby country securing maiden
  • - Minor military engagement
  • - Brisk clash or encounter
  • - small conflict
  • - Small battle
  • - Minor battle
  • - Endlessly go round motorway before quiet minor engagement
  • - Risks him playing with The Clash?
  • - Short conflict
  • - Minor battle engagement
  • - Minor scrap
  • - Tussle
  • - Minor dispute
  • - Fray
  • - Scuffle
  • - Military engagement
  • - Melee
  • - Brush
maniac
  • - fellow in charge has a nut
  • - Nut job
  • - Nut
  • - when the fellow gets one account he goes crazy
  • - Person exhibiting wild or violent behavior
  • - Someone dangerously out of control
  • - Lunatic murderer coming back after mother
  • - fellow in charge with a lunatic
  • - very enthusiastic about a lunatic
  • - fellow in charge captures a lunatic
  • - training song in "flashdance"
  • - Staff at CIA upset psychopath
  • - Adamson rising before morning for Psycho?
  • - Crazy enthusiast
  • - psychopath initially arrives in frenzied surroundings
  • - american goes berserk without hesitation in‘psycho'
  • - Chap with first-person account of lunatic
  • - ............ 2000: hit for mark mccabe.
  • - Crank out main current
  • - Relative - the first murderer turning up in Psycho
  • - Song featured in "Flashdance"
  • - Psychotic first killer America briefly rejected
  • - lunatic, one in frenzied surroundings
  • - Wild, perhaps violent, type
  • - Very keen enthusiast
  • - Slasher flick slasher
  • - Michael Sembello's #1 hit from the movie "Flashdance"
  • - Crazed one
  • - Madman; enthusiast
  • - Relative is the first murderer making a comeback in Psycho
  • - Can aim (anag.)
  • - Hit from 'Flashdance'
  • - Super-wild fan
  • - Obsessive mum upset murderous brother
  • - Very reckless person
  • - Superfan to the max
  • - Hit song from 'Flashdance'
  • - Oscar-nominated 'Flashdance' song
  • - Crazy person from Northern Ireland area absorbed in computer
  • - Chap put on island about turned loony
  • - The Joker, e.g
  • - Total fan
  • - Wild and crazy sort
  • - Crazy bloke I accost, dropping charge
  • - Raving sort
  • - #1 hit song from 'Flashdance'
  • - Wild person turns murderer before morning
  • - Dangerously wild person
  • - Enthusiast in camera developing, editing out the Queen
  • - Wild type
  • - Stark raving type
  • - Song from "Flashdance"
  • - "Flashdance" hit
  • - Famous "Flashdance" song
  • - Raving one
  • - Super-fan
  • - "Flashdance" hit song
  • - Raving type
  • - Zealot-plus
  • - "Flashdance" chart-topper
  • - Reckless fool
  • - Word in a "Flashdance" hit
  • - Someone speeding past you on the highway, you might say
  • - Overly enthusiastic one
  • - Raving lunatic
  • - "Flashdance" tune
  • - Zealot and then some
  • - Stark raving one
  • - ".... McGee": 1991 Newbery Medal winner
  • - Overly zealous sort
  • - "Flashdance" song nominated for an Academy Award
  • - Klepto chaser
  • - Fanatic: sl.
  • - More than a kook
  • - "Flashdance" song
  • - Mad one
  • - Hannibal Lecter or Norman Bates, e.g.
  • - Stark raving sort
  • - Norman Bates or Hannibal Lecter
  • - Norman Bates, for one
  • - Klepto closer
  • - Extreme zealot
  • - One amok
  • - One running amok
  • - Raving .......
  • - An obsessive enthusiast.
  • - Tom o' Bedlam.
  • - Crazy one
  • - Wack job
  • - Psycho
  • - Crazy person
  • - "......-Cop" (1988)
  • - Rabid enthusiast
  • - Fiend
  • - Lunatic
  • - Deranged person
  • - Madman
  • - Wacko
  • - Fan, and then some
  • - Wild one
  • - Extreme fan
  • - Extreme enthusiast
  • - Out of control
  • - Frantic
  • - Crackpot
  • - Nutcase
  • - Fanatic
  • - Zealot
  • - Enthusiast
  • - Obsessive enthusiast
  • - Wild and crazy guy
  • - Crazy chap, by one account
  • - fellow in charge captures a crazy person
  • - Extremely fanatical person (inf)
customs
  • - International airport area
  • - International flyer's checkpoint
  • - International airport section
  • - Airport area concerned with contraband
  • - conventions where you may have something to declare
  • - where one may declare routine practices
  • - Habits of one government department
  • - Drug users may get trapped by these habits
  • - conventions where you may make a declaration
  • - Traditional ways
  • - Traditions of border location?
  • - Regular habits and duties
  • - Copper works without energy, accepting small duties
  • - Visa accepter
  • - Homeland Security Department agency
  • - Homeland Security responsibility
  • - Treasury Department agency
  • - Traditions
maths
  • - Figure study shortly made singular in the States
  • - Study of numbers at school
  • - Study of numbers etc in school
  • - Figure study
  • - The study of numeracy
  • - Study of numbers and sums
  • - graduate in this way avoiding university subject for study
  • - Brief study?
  • - rugs put round hall originally for this school subject
  • - School numbers lesson
  • - Academic one pulled out of this school subject
  • - Subject taught at Eton
  • - Subject finally caught withdrawing fake cases
  • - applied ..........: leaving cert subject.
  • - Topic for Alan Turing
  • - Subject involving figures (abbr)
  • - Scientific disciplines
  • - Arithmetic, to Brits
  • - One of the subjects reviews The Imposter outside the capital
  • - Adding and subtraction, etc
  • - The science of number, quantity and space
  • - Computation class in Cambridge
  • - Summer class abroad?
  • - Mother faces this having dropped one school subject
  • - Upset charlatan getting time as one of the subjects
  • - Numbers class, in England
  • - Compulsory British subject
  • - Looking back, charlatan keeps time - it's one of those things one learns in school
  • - Algebra, geometry, calculus etc (abbr)
  • - Trig or calc, to a Brit
  • - Looking back, charlatan wraps summer shirt, as it's integral to game theory
  • - British subject?
  • - Cantabrigian's calculations
  • - Eton subject
  • - Academic subject featuring factorisation
  • - Certain school subject, to a Brit
  • - Cambridge course
  • - Hindu orders
  • - Hindu monasteries.
  • - Sums
  • - School subject.
  • - number discipline
  • - Adding and subtracting, e.g.
  • - standardised test subject
  • - Arithmetic etc
  • - Arithmetic
ambling
  • - a male with showy jewellery strolling
  • - Taking a risk, giving up golf and going for a walk
  • - a doctor going to fish is taking gentle exercise
  • - Moving at a relaxed pace
  • - Strolling
  • - Walking at a slow, relaxed pace
  • - Strolling along
  • - Walking leisurely
  • - Walking slowly
  • - Taking it slow
  • - Moseying
  • - Sauntering
  • - Walking
exempt
  • - Used to be mostly empty and free of tax
  • - To free from an obligation
  • - Free from a liability
  • - To free from obligation
  • - Free from duty
  • - former european politician ahead of time being excused
  • - Immune or absolved
  • - Not obliged to disclose former trouble with a temp
  • - forgive old flame being almost exhausted
  • - Former European politician takes time to be excused
  • - though not liable, one finds rex empty at heart
  • - Not subject to
  • - Previous emperor taxed leader who was not obliged to pay
  • - not subject to tax
  • - Former European politician with time to spare
  • - Not liable, as formerly, to be almost empty
  • - Tax-... status
  • - Former personal trainer catching me in the mirror is excused
  • - Not subject to taxation
men
  • - Syracuse athletes, once
  • - People who once acted like little boys
  • - 'Children of ......'
  • - People in dime novel
  • - Chess pieces
  • - Grown dudes
  • - Guys
  • - Fellows, chaps
  • - Rooks, non-PC
  • - Adult fellows
  • - Baha ...... ('Who Let the Dogs Out' group)
  • - '...... in Black'
  • - Possessors of Y chromosomes
  • - No WNBA players
  • - R&B's Boyz II ....
  • - Tom, Dick and Harry, maybe
  • - Minority of NYU students
  • - Large part of the population
  • - Wells' "The First .... in the Moon"
  • - Chaps
  • - About 50 percent of all adults
  • - Australian rockers .... at Work
  • - Boyz II ......
  • - All Supreme Court justices before O'Connor
  • - Of Monsters and ......
  • - '...... Explain Things to Me' (Rebecca Solnit book)
  • - ".... Explain Things to Me": 2014 Rebecca Solnit essay anthology
  • - Vassar students beginning in 1969
  • - 'White ...... Can't Jump'
  • - Esquire's target demographic
  • - Boys, in several years
  • - Sign on a bathroom door
  • - Uncles and dads
  • - About half of all adults
  • - Grown boys
  • - People from maritime nation
  • - X-...... ('Dark Phoenix' heroes)
  • - First-sentence word in the Gettysburg Address
  • - Word on a restroom door
  • - Most baritones
  • - Human males
  • - All U.S. presidents, so far
  • - Not women
  • - Troopers
  • - All chief justices of the United States, so far
  • - Bathroom door word
  • - Some foes of orcs
  • - Tom, Dick and Harry
  • - Patriarchy rulers
  • - Kings, e.g
  • - Canadiens, Cavaliers and Cowboys
  • - 'All ...... are created equal'
  • - Many adults
  • - Some couples
  • - '...... make history and not the other way around': Harry Truman
  • - Wise ....
  • - Male humans
  • - Checkers pieces
  • - Rooks, but not ravens
  • - Stag party attendees
  • - Blokes in dime novel
  • - All chess pieces
  • - Knights, bishops, rooks, etc
  • - Door word
  • - Sherwood's merry group
  • - Humanoid males
  • - Sherwood Forest's merry denizens
  • - Pops, e.g
  • - All U.S. presidents
  • - All Major League Baseball players, as of now
  • - Door sign
  • - Opposite of women
  • - "Are we not ......?"
  • - Grooms, e.g
  • - All NBA players
  • - 72-Down attendees
  • - Washroom door word
  • - Pieces
  • - Some males
  • - Mad
  • - Husbands
  • - Dukes and earls
  • - Hands
  • - See 76-Down
  • - Quote continues
  • - Checkers, e.g
  • - The 'M' of 'M.I.B.'
  • - "Mad ......" [Emmy-winning TV series set in an ad agency]
  • - They might be "at Work" or "in Black"
  • - no country for old ...... (coen brothers film)
  • - Mad ......, TV series
  • - blokes
  • - ... in Black: International (2019 Tessa Thompson movie)
  • - Of Mice and ___, Steinbeck
  • - Units on a chess board
  • - people of armenia
  • - A few Good .... (1992 movie)
  • - None of the Supreme Court Justices in Barbie Land
  • - Patriarchy leaders
  • - All Major League Baseball players, so far
  • - "I'm Afraid of ..." [Vivek Shraya book]
  • - All boys in 20 years
  • - "if the great gods be just, they shall assist / the deeds of justest ......" (antony and cleopatra lines)
  • - "Of Mice and ......" (Gary Sinise film based on a John Steinbeck novella)
  • - older boys
  • - Draughts counters
  • - Queens on a chessboard, paradoxically
  • - X-... (Marvel Comics superhero team)
  • - "Mad ...," drama TV series starring Jon Hamm
  • - All the Queen's ... (BET+ series)
  • - what it's raining when the weather girls are forecasting
  • - "i hate ......" (treatise by the self-described misandrist pauline harmange)
  • - John Steinbeck novel, Of Mice and ..
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