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tailend
  • - final part involving volunteers with one loan
  • - the extremity of an extremity!
  • - Remains of two extremities
  • - Alloy of lead and tin for the final stage
  • - Last part, rear
  • - Back trouble nurse gets to grips with
  • - Take care of fencing trouble -- back part only
  • - Description of a Charlie in inferior part
  • - Caboose locale ... and a hint to what the first word of the answers to starred clues can be
  • - Very last part
  • - Bottom of the batting order.
  • - Concluding part
  • - Last part
  • - The last part
  • - Final part
  • - Hindmost part
  • - Back
  • - Concluding segment
  • - Final bit
  • - Concluding bit
  • - Very last segment
  • - The last section to have a complaint in mind
  • - Last bit
  • - Very rear
  • - The very last.
  • - Caboose e.g.
  • - Concluding section
  • - Caboose's place
  • - Wrap up
  • - Extremity
  • - Conclusion
  • - Finale
  • - Rear
towerofstrength
  • - Massive supporter of tea and local juice heading off for duck and French brawn
  • - Rocky wrote love note to Power offering massive support
  • - Protective support
  • - supportive person will somehow forget ten throws
  • - supportive person for short wet gent, confused
  • - Powerful rescue vehicle is a great help
  • - the worst gent for spoiling supportive person
  • - Stable, reliable person
  • - Rock getting powerful tug, perhaps?
  • - Unshakable person, emotionally
  • - Reliable protector
  • - A strong person, emotionally
  • - Sure defense
  • - Very reliable person.
  • - the worst gent for upsetting supportive person
  • - Unshakable person (3 wds.)
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
  • - Walking at a slow, relaxed pace
  • - Taking it slow
  • - Walking leisurely
  • - Walking slowly
  • - Strolling
  • - Moseying
  • - Strolling along
  • - Sauntering
  • - Walking
constant
  • - Remaining the same over a period of time
  • - Remaining the same
  • - Unchanging factor in more than half of old Istanbul
  • - Stable studies article probing series of races
  • - It stays the same
  • - Like the speed of light
  • - M. Kennedy's "The ...... Nymph"
  • - "The ...... Nymph," by Margaret Kennedy.
  • - "The ...... creaking of a country sign."—Cowper.
  • - Round-the-clock
  • - loyal saint interrupting cheat and worker
  • - Unvarying way worker supports scam
  • - Faithful to a fixed quantity in mathematics
  • - not scant distribution but regular
  • - it's fixed! deceive stanley before tea!
  • - Occurring frequently
  • - persistent cheat with stoneworker
  • - always faithful?
  • - Not scant but unvarying
  • - Insincere talk about on street? It's true!
  • - Persistent criminal's hit facing time
  • - Interpret without regret and worker will be loyal
  • - Unchanging, "Change is a ..."
  • - Reliable mathematical term
  • - Physics class value
  • - Steady and unceasing
  • - Recurring and unchanging
  • - Dependable and firm, moment one departs
  • - Criminal meets a shady type in street or stable
  • - Cannot work across street in stable
  • - Cannot move across street to stable
  • - Good person taken in by criminal with social worker's uniform
  • - Loyal Tories beat rest finally
  • - Without ending
  • - Continuing unvarying
  • - Steadfast or unvarying
  • - Fixed jailbird's meeting with good man, social worker
  • - Faithful concerned with good man consumed by hypocrisy
  • - Mathematically, what 58-Across is
  • - Never varying
  • - Invariable
  • - e, e.g.
  • - Pi, for example
  • - Unvarying value, in algebra
  • - Not changing
  • - Incessant
  • - Unremitting
  • - Never-changing
  • - Unchangeable
  • - Continual
  • - Everlasting
  • - Ceaseless
  • - Endless
  • - Perpetual
  • - Undying
  • - Steady
  • - Unchanging
  • - Uniform
  • - Unvarying
  • - Fixed
  • - Resolute
  • - True
  • - Faithful
  • - Steadfast
  • - Unwavering.
nifty
  • - Classy
  • - agile one on foot in north yorkshire, initially
  • - A word for skillful that rhymes with fifty
  • - Clever, adroit
  • - quick one on foot in new york
  • - Clever [gadget]
  • - Smart number after change of leader
  • - Clever, ingenious (inf)
  • - Fit ground inside city? That's clever
  • - quick, nippy
  • - Marvelous, cool
  • - quick or agile, informally
  • - agile one on foot in new york
  • - Small & efficient
  • - Quick, informally
  • - Quick, agile
  • - Particularly good (informal)
  • - Small, quick & efficient
  • - Quick — stylish
  • - Very good: Slang.
  • - Quick or agile
  • - Pretty swell
  • - Stylish, if given time in New York
  • - Clever; stylish
  • - Real cool
  • - Neat or groovy!
  • - Faboo
  • - Really swell
  • - Really neat
  • - Smart new 12-inch Sony at last
  • - Sizable, as a profit
  • - Kin of "Peachy!"
  • - Corking
  • - Stylish; smart: Slang
  • - Swellegant
  • - Stylish: Colloq.
  • - Smart: Slang.
  • - Simply marv
  • - Pretty cool
  • - Speedy
  • - Slick
  • - Agile
  • - Dandy
  • - Stylish
  • - "Really cool!"
  • - Peachy ......
  • - Neat
  • - "Super cool!"
  • - Peachy-keen
  • - "Groovy!"
  • - "Cool beans!"
  • - Spiffy
  • - Excellent
  • - "Neato!"
  • - Very cool
  • - Very fine
  • - Way cool?
  • - '...... cool!'
  • - Tops
  • - Very good
  • - Swell
  • - Ingenious
  • - Smart ..
  • - Great
  • - Pretty clever
  • - Clever
  • - Super ...
happened
  • - Chanced.
  • - chanced to upset daphne about physical education
  • - took place of drunk - he napped
  • - Chap left Charlie with Penelope briefly, and first date occurred!
  • - Hotel annex in which spectre finally materialised
  • - Went down
  • - Came about a page by author being restricted by hard editor
  • - Went down so to speak
  • - Befell
  • - "It ...... in Monterey," 1930 song
  • - "It ...... One Night."
  • - Occurred
  • - Came to pass
  • - Took place
  • - Came into being
newmarket
  • - novel bazaar in horse-racing centre
  • - Fresh retail centre in a horse-racing town
  • - Town in Suffolk that is the headquarters of British horseracing
  • - Recent film having impact in horse-racing centre
  • - it's a cardgame, of course
  • - Recent demand for course
  • - Improved demand for card game
  • - Track emerging trade opportunity
  • - 'hq of british horseracing'
  • - Suffolk racecourse
underdiscussion
  • - cousin's sun-dried alternative being talked about
  • - Being talked about
  • - spilling unused corn, sid is being talked about
  • - Below having a confab as this has not yet been decided
maniac
  • - Adamson rising before morning for Psycho?
  • - ............ 2000: hit for mark mccabe.
  • - Michael Sembello's #1 hit from the movie "Flashdance"
  • - Hit from 'Flashdance'
  • - Hit song from 'Flashdance'
  • - #1 hit song from 'Flashdance'
  • - "Flashdance" hit
  • - "Flashdance" hit song
  • - Word in a "Flashdance" hit
  • - "Flashdance" song nominated for an Academy Award
  • - Norman Bates, for one
  • - 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 has a nut
  • - 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
  • - Crazy enthusiast
  • - psychopath initially arrives in frenzied surroundings
  • - american goes berserk without hesitation in‘psycho'
  • - Chap with first-person account of lunatic
  • - 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
  • - Crazed one
  • - Madman; enthusiast
  • - Relative is the first murderer making a comeback in Psycho
  • - Can aim (anag.)
  • - Super-wild fan
  • - Obsessive mum upset murderous brother
  • - Very reckless person
  • - Superfan to the max
  • - 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
  • - 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"
  • - Famous "Flashdance" song
  • - Raving one
  • - Super-fan
  • - Raving type
  • - Zealot-plus
  • - "Flashdance" chart-topper
  • - Reckless fool
  • - 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
  • - 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
  • - 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
  • - Nut job
  • - Wacko
  • - Fan, and then some
  • - Wild one
  • - Extreme fan
  • - Extreme enthusiast
  • - Out of control
  • - Frantic
  • - Nut
  • - 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)
stripling
  • - wanted: youth to skin fish
  • - youth required to skin fish
  • - Hitting close to home?
  • - Youngster wants to skin fish
  • - Young 'un to gut fish
  • - Youth needs one place in train
  • - Youngster needing member's support to cover outing
  • - Model of virtue gets last letters from Big Fish for young man
  • - Youth
  • - Youth employed to skin fish
  • - A young man (arch)
  • - Lad in cast welcoming tour
  • - Pattern on a barber pole
  • - Journey embraced by supporter, young man
  • - Juvenile error loading old weapon
  • - Lad with catapult taking tumble
  • - Young fellow
  • - Youngster
  • - Lad
  • - Kid
renewal
  • - License extension
  • - Extension of a lease.
  • - A resuming.
  • - Extension
  • - an act to extend the valid period of a licence, subscription or contract
  • - Magazine option
  • - Rebuilding
  • - Playboy's request
  • - Subscriber's action
  • - Contractual concern
  • - Magazine deal
  • - Lirary activity
  • - Publisher's notice
  • - Library procedure
  • - Fresh outbreak
  • - Urban task
  • - Subscriber's encore
  • - Subscription affair
  • - City project.
  • - Starting afresh.
  • - Option pickup.
  • - Renovation
  • - Restoration
  • - Urban ......
  • - New beginning?
  • - Fix up
  • - Fresh start
  • - genuine novel included continuation
  • - Subscription continuation
  • - renovation or revival
  • - What's authentic about modern library facility?
laundress
  • - the french remove clothes and she washes them
  • - The French take clothes off for someone to clean them
  • - land-users readjust the washer
  • - She washes Los Angeles strip
  • - Washerwoman
  • - Garden-party attire?
constabulary
  • - force by alan's court order
  • - Rust a balcony developed in place for officers?
  • - the government representative got in a flap over ray and the police force
  • - US car notably breaking the law
  • - Police force
  • - a police force covering a particular area or city
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