- - Protective garment worn over the front of one's clothes and tied at the back
- - A person paid to wear a new protective garment
- - a quiet man with protective garment
- - Protective garment worn with a cap, Ronny
- - armour of a masterchef contestant
- - all initially favouring northern part of airport
- - a pair being shown protective garment
- - Projecting strip of stage
- - Professional wearing article of protective clothing
- - Father turns to a boy for protection
- - pinny of a quiet man
- - expert wearing an item for a cook
- - In favour of wearing an overall
- - A protective garment; pinafore
- - A cook's protective cloth
- - Protective garment a professional nurse first needed
- - keeps a cook's clothes clean?
- - Part of the stage behind which clothing is protected
- - expert hidden in a new protective garment
- - Part of a stage in front of the curtain
- - piece of kitchen attire
- - Protective wear for a grillmaster
- - Item of PPE
- - type of stage article put round a professional
- - Expert opens a new version of Pinafore
- - expert in an area of airport
- - Cook's pinny
- - Part of a boxing ring
- - Kind of string
- - Front part of a stage
- - Front of the stage
- - Bit of chef attire
- - Where a golf fairway transitions into a green
- - Stage area in front of the curtain
- - Splatter catcher worn by a chef
- - Sort of splash guard
- - Smock for a chef
- - Place for a chip shot
- - Pinny — part of the fairway leading up to the green
- - Pavement around a hangar
- - Paved part of an airfield
- - Part of a stage or airport
- - It keeps a cook tied up
- - One might read "Kiss the Cook"
- - Barbecue wrap?
- - Kitchen splatter protector
- - food prep garment
- - could you wear one for mid-morning?
- - spill protector
- - Garment guard
- - an expert in protective garment
- - Location for planes in minor park to the west
- - Stage garment
- - protection in the kitchen
- - Cookery clothing
- - Any short trousers for protective wear
- - Garment that protects against splatter
- - pastry chef's garb
- - An Oliver costume?
- - Chef's protection against splatters
- - Garment that may say World's Okayest Cook
- - Accessory for TV's Alice
- - protective garment on par with destruction
- - Garment that may say "Life is what you bake it"
- - "iron chef: america" garment
- - Griller's protective garment
- - An expert included as protection
- - Body protection for one who's paid to slice one
- - Professional wears an overgarment
- - Article about professional cook's garb?
- - article written about the professional stage, perhaps
- - overall, this article is about an expert
- - Item having Oedipal strings attached?
- - Protective apparel
- - Workwear item
- - it might say "cake boss"
- - pinafore used back in roman or pagan days
- - Fry cook's protector
- - common pitmaster accessory
- - Chef's armor
- - worn in the kitchen or the workshop
- - Cook's protective wear
- - sometimes used while cooking; pan, ro? perhaps
- - Every other layperson and knight on board the Pinafore
- - Cook-wear?
- - Stage part
- - Plane's parking place
- - Kitchen cover
- - Chef's cover
- - Chef's attire
- - "Kiss the chef" garment
- - Kitchen spill catcher
- - Driveway part
- - Cover-up with strings attached
- - Stage section
- - Smock, e.g.
- - Kitchen garb
- - June Cleaver accessory
- - Golf green border
- - Airplane parking spot
- - Airfield area
- - Stringed thing
- - Kitchen coverup
- - Cookwear?
- - Cook's smock
- - Carpenter's covering
- - Airport parking area
- - Welder's wear
- - This has strings attached
- - Splash guard in the kitchen
- - Spatter blocker
- - Kitchen smock
- - It has strings
- - Front cover?
- - Everything but the Girl's "Strings"
- - Culinary cover-up
- - Cook's shield
- - Cook's garb
- - Cook's coverup
- - Cook's attire
- - Chef's smock
- - Chef's shield
- - Airstrip area
- - Airport parking place
- - Word from the Latin for "little napkin"
- - Window skirt
- - The Chieftains "Mason's ......"
- - The "Mason" wears one
- - Stringed item
- - Stage projection
- - Stage fringe
- - Stage area that's good for delivering asides
- - Splatter safeguard
- - Splatter guard
- - Splash catcher
- - Spatter catcher
- - Smith's wear
- - Smith's garb
- - Raggedy Ann wears one
- - Putting green border
- - Protective garment (with strings attached!)
- - Plane parking place
- - Plane parking lot
- - Place to wipe the hands
- - Paved surface for aircraft not in use
- - Paved area where aircraft are parked
- - Mover with strings
- - Maid's wear
- - Maid's cover-up
- - Kitchenwear?
- - John Entwistle "...... Strings"
- - Its loose ends are tied
- - It might be covered in powdered sugar
- - It may have strings attached
- - It may bear the message "Kiss the cook!"
- - It may be worn while waiting
- - Hangar locale
- - Hangar abutment
- - Grilling garment
- - Griller's garment
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- - A fringe of hair that hangs over the forehead
- - Hair over the forehead that the British call a fringe
- - what british hair stylists call a fringe
- - Sounds of slamming doors
- - Fringe of hair over the forehead
- - Apt hairstyle for a gunslinger?
- - They're layered at a salon
- - Feature of a Louise Brooks bob
- - Part of a hairdo
- - Feature of some cuts
- - Result of Michelle Obama's midlife crisis?
- - They might be cut at a salon
- - Feature of Buster Brown's hairdo
- - They may be right in front of your face
- - Dutch bob feature
- - Type of hairdo
- - Feature of a hairdo
- - Humorist of the Gay Nineties.
- - Part of a Dutch cut.
- - Author of "A Houseboat on the Styx."
- - Style of haircut.
- - Type of coiffure.
- - Fringe benefits primarily reduced anxiety
- - Hairs that fall on the forehead
- - front locks?
- - Hammering sounds
- - Loud explosions
- - Hair fringes that cover the forehead
- - Forehead coverings
- - Early Bieber hairstyle
- - "She ......" (2000 Ricky Martin song)
- - Forehead-covering style
- - Forehead obscurer
- - Firecracker noises
- - Forehead covering
- - Locks in front
- - Cleopatra feature
- - Moe Howard hairdo feature
- - Forehead fringe
- - Hair that hangs over the forehead
- - Forehead cover
- - Hair over the forehead
- - Shoot-'em-up sounds
- - Mamie Eisenhower hairstyle
- - Beatles trademark
- - Door-slam sounds
- - Firecracker sounds
- - Fringe on some foreheads
- - Sensational effects
- - Forehead-covering hair
- - Loud hairdo?
- - Forehead-covering locks
- - Beatle trademark
- - Bettie Page feature
- - Exclamation points, to printers
- - Beatles hair style
- - Hair that may get in your eyes
- - Mamie Eisenhower feature
- - Forehead coverer
- - Gunfight reports
- - Forehead concealer
- - Mamie Eisenhower trademark
- - Forehead hider
- - Closes hard
- - Door-slamming sounds
- - Exclamation points, slangily
- - Hunting sounds
- - Head locks
- - Hair style !!!!!
- - Loud reports
- - The Beatles all had them
- - Gat blasts
- - Early Beatles trademark
- - Mamie's hairdo
- - They may be over your head
- - Beatles' feature
- - Forward hairdo
- - Hairdo effect
- - Forehead hair
- - Coiffure feature
- - Noisy sounds
- - Popular haircut.
- - Stylish hair-do.
- - Miss Colbert wears them.
- - Front hair.
- - Shtups
- - Explosions
- - Bruises
- - Hair feature
- - Loud sounds
- - Loud noises
- - Shuts noisily
- - Forehead adornment
- - Slams
- - Hairstyle option
- - Hairdo
- - Wallops
- - Hair do
- - Hits hard
- - Pounds
- - See 43-Down
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- - More than ask for
- - Will accept nothing less than
- - More than suggest
- - More than just ask
- - Accept nothing less than
- - this is used to send money and order conscription. would you call this a dd?
- - ask theologian about withdrawal of celebrity
- - Marketplace concern
- - Supply and ..
- - Consumer requirement
- - Make a big fuss asking Paddy Melon to drop ploy
- - Require return of label in the middle of muddle
- - Request forcibly
- - Madden (anag)
- - Claim as due or just
- - Ask with authority
- - Economics 101 topic?
- - Forceful request
- - Insistent request
- - 'Gimme the cash,' e.g
- - Peremptory request
- - Factor in pricing
- - Supply's counterpart
- - Ignore flash modem and call
- - Insist on
- - Request forcefully
- - In part, impede man determined to put in forceful request
- - Damned awful request
- - Require partner for supply?
- - ... urge of French guy beginning to decline?
- - Embraced by blonde, man denies urge
- - Called over by head of department to get order
- - Insist upon
- - Market order?
- - Ask for call back within days
- - Ransom-note listing
- - Supply partner
- - Supply's partner
- - Supply's partner, in economics
- - Claim as a right
- - Strong request
- - What some get movies on?
- - Price factor
- - Market consideration
- - Part of an Econ 101 principle
- - Ask peremptorily
- - Kind of note or loan
- - On .......... (when wanted)
- - Insist upon, as payment
- - Claim as due
- - Marketplace factor.
- - Ask to be informed.
- - Factor in an economic law.
- - Public buying preference.
- - An emphatic inquiry.
- - Part of a law of economics.
- - Union issue
- - Request
- - Ask urgently
- - Requirement
- - Be insistent
- - Require
- - Call for
- - Exact
- - Claim
- - Insist.
- - Not just ask
- - Something claimed as due or owed
- - A strong request
- - daughter called up with urgent request
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- - A variety of things of a particular kind
- - Groups of mountains
- - Classifies fruit after opening of orchard
- - i have no love for fruit from mountainous regions
- - Wanders around showing no love of oranges
- - Stretches of mountains
- - They're used for shooting varieties of products
- - Many of them work with pilots
- - Parts of the Rockies.
- - Chains of mountains
- - Latest thing is going round northern Sweden's mountains
- - They're for firing ovens perhaps
- - how anger's expressed in the mountains
- - Wanders hither and yon
- - Stoves with ovens
- - Where to find drivers ... or pilots
- - Scal..s
- - Cooking show appliances
- - Versatile stoves
- - Zoomed, for example, Review for school classes
- - Roams freely
- - Large tracts for livestock in the US
- - Areas for target practice
- - Target practice locales
- - Areas for shooting practice
- - Summit meetings?
- - Offends having right to start rows
- - Hoods accompany them
- - Viking offerings
- - People shoot at them
- - Stovetops
- - Open grasslands
- - Cascade and Mesabi
- - The Rockies and the Andes
- - Driving areas
- - Cascades and Tetons
- - Kenmore products
- - Forage areas
- - Deer playgrounds?
- - Teton and Uinta
- - Teton and Wyoming
- - Shooting fields
- - Cook stoves.
- - Travels over.
- - Sets in proper order.
- - Target areas.
- - Cooking spots
- - Spectra
- - Gamuts
- - Pastures
- - Extents
- - Mountain chains
- - High chains
- - Roams
- - Roves
- - Wide open spaces.
- - Scopes
- - Wanders
- - Stoves
- - .... limits
- - Spans
- - Some game show prizes
- - Kitchen appliances.
- - Kitchen fixtures
- - Extends
- - Hot spots
- - freely traverses firing locations
- - appliances in the kitchen where the firing is done
- - appliances that may have pilot lights
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