- - Skin condition with pimples and blackheads
- - Skin condition Proactiv is used for
- - Skin condition common among adolescents
- - Most common skin condition in the U.S.
- - Malady treated by dermatologists
- - Disease treated with tretinoin
- - Condition treated by tetracycline
- - Condition treated by Retin-A
- - Condition that may first appear in junior high
- - Condition that makes your face break out
- - Case that may be treated with cream
- - Accutane target
- - Condition treated by a dermatologist
- - Complexion condition
- - Condition treated by retinoids
- - Skin condition
- - Condition that may be Proactiv-ely treated?
- - this may cause one to be faced with black spots
- - one spot round the top of the nose will produce a pimply condition
- - Skin condition that makes some teenagers feel self-conscious
- - Skin condition in young people
- - condition treated with accutane
- - skin condition sometimes caused by hormones
- - Spots annoying teens
- - Source of teenage self-consciousness
- - Sore spot for a teen
- - Son spots?
- - Something to clear up?
- - Something no one wants to face?
- - Something cleared up by Clearasil
- - Some teens' affliction
- - Some red spots
- - Some minor eruptions
- - Skin problem targeted by Proactiv
- - Skin problem for many teenagers
- - Skin problem common in adolescence
- - Skin bane
- - Skin affliction in high school
- - Skin affliction during puberty
- - SensiClear target
- - Rough spots for teens?
- - Rough situation to face?
- - Rosacea is a form of it
- - Result of some oil deposits
- - Red spots on the face
- - Red spots on a teen's face
- - Red facial spots
- - Reason to use Stridex
- - Reason to see a dermatologist
- - Puberty woe
- - Puberty problem, for some
- - Pubertal affliction
- - Prom problem
- - Problem of pubescence
- - Proactiv products fight it
- - Potholes, to CBers
- - Possible side effect of steroid use
- - Pockmark cause
- - Pimply outbreak
- - Pimply breakout
- - Phototherapy target
- - Oxy treats it
- - Oily skin can cause it
- - Oil-related problem
- - Oil deposit problem
- - Oil crisis to face?
- - Often embarrassing outbreak
- - Oat mask target
- - Not especially good spots
- - Neutrogena target
- - Minor problem, often
- - Middle school outburst
- - Middle school marks?
- - Marks that make students mad?
- - Marks that high schoolers don't want to get
- - Marks of adolescence
- - Makeup may cover it
- - Kind of rash
- - Kin of comedones
- - It's breaking out
- - It might make one red in the face
- - It can make the face red
- - Issue for a dermatologist
- - Indication of teen stress, maybe
- - In-your-face problem?
- - High-school spots?
- - High schooler's woe
- - High schooler's skin problem
- - High schooler's headache
- - High schooler's facial concern
- - High school skin problem
- - High school problem
- - High school outbreak?
- - Hated high school spots
- - Glandular problem
- - General breakout
- - Facial problem for a teenager, often
- - Facial problem for a high school student
- - Facial marks of adolescence
- - Facial issue for many teenagers
- - Facial blemish cause
- - Erythromycin treats it
- - Embarrassing spots?
- - Effect of surplus oil
- - Dreaded teen breakout
- - Dreaded prom night sight
- - Dreaded high school spots?
- - Doxycycline target
- - Dots over eyes?
- - Dermatologist's target
- - Dermal malady
- - Dermal flareup
- - Cutaneous affliction
- - Consequence of oily skin
- - Complexion imperfection
- - Complexion complication
- - Complexion changer
- - Common teen woe
- - Common skin problem for adolescents
- - Common skin ailment
- - Common problem for a dermatologist
- - Common dermatology case
- - Common adolescent affliction
- - Comedogenic cosmetics aggravate it
- - Clearasil's target
- - Clearasil treats it
- - Clearasil and Oxy products treat it
- - Certain eruption
- - Certain breakout
- - Cause of teenage angst
- - Cause of some teenage angst
- - Cause of some teen angst
- - Cause of some redness
- - Cause of eruptions
- - Cause of date night stress
- - Cause of adolescent angst
- - Bumpy problem to face?
- - Bumps on the path to adulthood?
- - Bumps on the head?
- - Breakout teen phenomenon?
- - Breakout source?
- - Breakout on many teenagers' faces
- - Breakout in adolescence
- - Blemish, say
- - Blemish cause
- - Blackheads and pimples
- - Benzoyl peroxide treats it
- - Bane of teenagers
- - Bane of adolescents
- - Bad spots for proms?
- - Bad spots for a date
- - Bad marks gotten in high school?
- - Bad marks for students?
- - Bad marks for a teen
- - Bad marks at prep school?
- - Bad breakout among some teens
- - Anagram for cane
- - Ailment of youth
- - Adolescent's woe
- - Adolescent's issue
- - Adolescent's facial bane
- - Adolescent's ailment
- - Adolescent scourge
- - Adolescent problem
- - Adolescent facial affliction
- - Adolescent breakout
- - Adolescent ailment
- - *Facial blemish
- - Zits
- - "Spotty" affliction
- - Oxy 10 target
- - Side effect of steroid use
- - Adolescent's bane
- - Complexion problem.
- - Skin inflammation
- - Some spots
- - Some red marks
- - Embarrassing marks
- - Skin infection
- - Teen outbreak
- - Trouble spots for teens
- - Unpopular spots
- - Teen's bane
- - Teen problem
- - Salicylic acid target
- - Promgoer's concern
- - Oxy target
- - Face difficulty?
- - Complexion woe
- - Teen's skin woe
- - Stridex target
- - Skin blemish
- - Retin-A target
- - Concealer target
- - Oxy 5 target
- - Skin spots
- - Teen woe
- - Red in the face
- - Rough spots
- - Spots at the prom?
- - Skin breakout
- - Prom night worry
- - Proactiv target
- - Face defacer
- - Clearasil target
- - Bad marks for a high schooler
- - Adolescent skin woe
- - Face problem found in Isaac Newton
- - Served up in green cabbage - on the face of it, a teenager's worst nightmare
- - Face covering of a sort
- - Spots revolutionary in Chechen capital
- - Unwanted breakout
- - Teenage bane
- - Concern for a dermatologist
- - Teen affliction
- - Teen's woe
- - What Retin-A treats
- - ......-prone skin
- - Teen carefully squeezes returning spots
- - Unwanted spots
- - Pubescent skin woe
- - Spots knight in one
- - Breakout, of a sort
- - Pimples
- - Teen malady
- - Benzoyl peroxide target
- - Bad marks in high school?
- - Red spots in green cabbage coming up
- - Skin blemishes
- - Skin complaint
- - Skin ailment
- - Case for a dermatologist
- - Dermatologist's case
- - Dermatology case
- - Skin affliction
- - Spotty problem
- - Skin woe
- - Teen terrorizer
- - Skin disorder
- - Skin disease
- - Blemishes
- - Bad marks
- - Rough patch
- - Skin malady
- - Dermatological problem
- - Skin concern
- - Dermatology concern
- - Blemish
- - Bad spots
- - Spots
- - Dermal woe
- - Skin problem
- - Dermatologist's concern
- - Cream
- - poor complexion
- - Adolescent's skin breakout
- - teenage pimples
- - teenage affliction
- - skin disorder caused by inflammation of the glands found chiefly in adolescents
- - follicle-clogged woe
- - What some tiny patches cover up
- - What pore clogging can lead to
- - complaint at use of cane
- - Teen breakout, usually
- - skin affliction targeted by isotretinoin
- - Common case for a dermatologist
- - A scanner evens out spots
- - Common skin complaint in teen years
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- - Dreadful roarings from detachment of soldiers
- - Body of troops guarding a town
- - where soldiers can play the organ, sir?
- - some men roaring away about society
- - Troops from south coming in roaring drunk
- - Good musician from the East End gets protected place
- - Group of men heading for George Harrison leaving hotel
- - Body of troops guarding a stronghold
- - ........ Keillor of radio
- - Gareth reported to be with junior body of troops
- - Soldiers sing and roar riotously
- - Soldiers roar and sing wildly
- - Fortification arranged by having US soldiers coming round working
- - Probably drinks like a fish in the Irish royal family with relative from citadel
- - Head of George Rex executed in army base?
- - Presumably drinks like a fish in the Irish royal family with relative from citadel
- - Train roaring around second station
- - Keillor of "A Prairie Home Companion"
- - bandmate of j lennon leaving hotel for stronghold
- - Troops stationed at a fort
- - troops stationed in a fortress or town to defend it
- - Troops in fort
- - Troops stationed in a place to defend it
- - mr. keillor, humorist whose books include lake wobegon days
- - Troops guarding a fortified place
- - the ................: pub which is a base for the peaky blinders.
- - Troops stationed in fortress
- - wildly roar and sing to troops in the town
- - Fortified post
- - Military post where troops are stationed
- - Military base or barracks
- - Fortified place.
- - Turns up no teacher goes to fundraiser for a company defending an exposed town
- - Lawyer retires with Chuck Norris for company
- - Troops' lodgings
- - Military body rejects refusal to obey superior with taunt
- - Fortified military post
- - Refusal to officer's taunt uplifted troops
- - Military outpost group
- - Troops maintaining a fortified place
- - Troops stationed in a town to defend it
- - Abolitionist who founded The Liberator
- - U.S. abolitionist: 1805-79
- - Abolitionist-editor
- - Abolitionist William
- - Troops in a fortress.
- - Leading abolitionist.
- - Famous Abolitionist (1805–79).
- - Put in a post
- - Troops
- - Armed force.
- - Fort .......
- - Fortified building
- - Fortress
- - Military post
- - Military base
- - Military stronghold
- - Outpost group
- - Written up denial to superior facing ridicule in place where troops are stationed
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- - Some rubbish in this clue
- - Little bit of peach in trifle
- - Suggestion from coach in team
- - Nudge in the right direction
- - Clue to an assassination outside the detention centre
- - Clue in Telegraph intractable
- - a little help for the stumped
- - Another word for a clue you would use when stuck
- - search in the section where you'll find the secret word: the middle column
- - Can't you take a ...!?
- - Request from the stumped
- - Aid for the puzzled
- - Words leading to the answer, perhaps
- - Treble Charger song for you right now?
- - One might get dropped in an interview
- - Unusually thin clue
- - tiny amount of thin solution
- - thin sort of suggestion
- - Help for a puzzler
- - .... at; allude to
- - thin clue
- - Brief, helpful suggestion
- - an indirect suggestion
- - Leave a small tip
- - Bit of help with a riddle
- - fruit-flavored-water brand
- - suggestion of chintz
- - as a clue it may be thin
- - "They just can't take a ..." ("They're oblivious")
- - Helpful tip for a stumped solver
- - When doubled, not-so-subtle nudge
- - Request when stuck
- - Indication, clue
- - Bit of a thin time, I suggest
- - Clue or tip
- - "This answer is within this clue,"e.g.
- - Puzzle clue
- - Success, accepting new suggestion
- - indirectly indicate
- - when repeated, not-so-subtle comment
- - .... at; insinuate
- - suggestion of devilish intent
- - Help for a crossword solver, say
- - Clue that might give 'thee'
- - clue murder involves green, ultimately
- - Clue on this puzzle, say
- - "Getting warmer," for one
- - aid for someone stumped
- - 'It starts with an H,' for this answer
- - Clue given
- - Some people can't take one
- - Help breaking into a puzzle
- - Thing intentionally dropped
- - Subtle help
- - Subtle flavor
- - Slight clue
- - Help from Heloise
- - Heloise offering
- - Give a clue
- - Charades gesture, e.g.
- - A bit of help
- - "Warm" or "cold," e.g.
- - Whiff or whisper
- - What someone who's puzzled might ask for
- - What [wink wink] may signify
- - Treble Charger's 19 min. song
- - Tip-off of a sort
- - Suggest tactfully
- - Spill a little?
- - Something that is often dropped, but rarely picked up
- - Request from one who's stumped
- - One may be dropped
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