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reticent

- aloof, withdrawn
- Reserved tier, perhaps, with American money
- it is in the centre but you don't like to talk about it
- Reluctant to quote over cutting housing costs?
- reserved rite performed to get money
- you tire of small change but don't want to talk about it?
- reserved money after performing rite
- reluctant to quote over cutting housing cost
- how you tire of having little money but are silent about it
- how you tire of having just small change and don't want to talk about it
- Not inclined to reveal one's feelings
- Starts to reimburse everyone there if money's withdrawn
- Modest about a bit of money (note being pocketed)
- Reluctant to speak
- Disinclined to talk of note found in new centre
- Mention revolutionary in Split who wouldn't say 'boo' to a goose?
- Withdrawn by secretive type
- Reserved tier, perhaps, with money
- Two notes and small coin withdrawn
- Not inclined to speak
- Indisposed to talk.
- Disinclined to speak
- Reserved coin after strange rite
- put it in the centre but a little withdraw about it
- cite rent review as terse
- Taciturn stoic regularly going in late
- it is in the centre being reserved for you
- it has recent connections with the reserved
- Reserved this occasionally in 4
- reserved it at the centre for you
- it is kept at the centre reserved for you
- sparing in communication
- Revealing little and putting it back in the new cover
- secretive president concealed information in novel
- Reserved in speech
- Not very talkative
- Modest collection of two notes and a coin?
- Reserved, shy
- Shy retiring Italian in bustling centre
- Self-effacing, restrained
- Unemotional sex turns up in novel
- Opposite of garrulous
- Balky
- Not outspoken
- Untalkative
- Far from pushy
- Quite reserved.
- Discreet.
- Self-effacing
- Not talkative
- Far from forthcoming
- Close-mouthed
- Clammed up
- Close-lipped
- Taciturn.
- Guarded
- Shy
- "Silent ......"
- Tight-lipped
- Uncommunicative
- Quiet
- Reserved
- Restrained
- Newly arrived it is put back inside and reserved
- Silent; reserved

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offhand

- Casual worker missing work to begin with
- Without checking from worker
- absent worker, thoughtless or inconsiderate
- Like a casual remark
- like the attitude of a bad worker
- rotten worker, curt
- casual labourer succeeding away from work
- Casual way in which you remove a glove?
- Casual, nonchalant
- casual worker not on duty
- Casual worker, unwell earlier
- On holiday, writing becomes casual
- Casual worker absent earlier
- Readily available ... testing, testing ... rats, try this clue: Casual, as a remark
- Just leaving worker lacking courtesy
- Casual; unconcerned
- Casual, as a remark
- Rude worker from France getting priority
- Not on duty, worker is casual
- Casual
- casual worker away sick?
- Casual in manner
- brusque, ungracious
- Without previous thought
- Cavalier not on clock pointer
- Casually inconsiderate
- Cavalier not on to help
- Ungraciously nonchalant
- Offensively nonchalant
- Casually thoughtless or inconsiderate
- Ungraciously curt
- Curt with absent employee
- Careless on foot? Just the opposite?
- Ungraciously cool
- Reads Lifelines here at the drop of a hat
- Extempore, as remarks
- Unrehearsed
- Extempore
- Cool in manner
- Without care.
- Without consideration
- Without thinking
- Informal
- Impromptu
- Cavalier
- Brusque
- Flippant
- Without premeditation
- Distant, unconcerned

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lanes

- Divisions represented by the highlighted answers in this puzzle
- Highway divisions that rhyme with "panes"
- Swimming pool divisions
- Turnpike markings
- Alley divisions
- Traffic divisions
- Turnpike parts
- Turnpike divisions
- Running-track divisions
- The Katy Freeway in Houston is the widest freeway in the world with 26 .....
- Some are HOV
- Peaceful paths
- Bowling alley sections
- The ways of country folk
- Narrow paths
- Bowling alley assignments
- Drivers often change them to go faster
- Road sections divided by white or yellow lines
- "Changing ...," 2002 American legal drama starring Ben Affleck as a Wall Street lawyer
- Where to find bowlers
- Lovers' ....; secluded spots
- Word in many bowling alley names
- Alley parts
- Los Angeles has three quarters with narrow streets
- You shouldn't switch them without indicating
- Designated things for bikes and buses
- Freeway dividers
- Freeway drivers' options
- Country paths
- Civics' courses
- Bucolic byways
- Bowling surfaces
- Bowling necessities
- Bowlers' milieus
- Bowlers' milieu
- Bikers may have them
- Areas between shoulders?
- Alleys leading to pins
- Alleys have them
- Alleys for keglers
- Alleys for Earl Anthony
- Alleys
- Alley features
- Air routes.
- Abbe and Lois
- Country ways
- Where most strikes occur
- Track strips
- You may switch them
- They have pins at one end
- Rural roads
- Country byways
- Bowling prerequisites
- Where strikes are appreciated
- Where bowlers bowl
- Traffic pathways
- Toll booth accesses
- Things to pass in
- They might merge
- These may form a fork
- Strips of roadway.
- Strips for bowling
- Strike locations
- Strike areas
- Spare locales
- Some people weave on them
- Sites of passage?
- Sites of many strikes
- Signals are used to switch them
- Sections of a highway
- Seaways
- Scenes of many strikes
- Rural routes
- Rural rights of way
- Priscilla, Rosemary, and Lola
- Places where splits may occur
- Places to strike
- Places to roll bowling balls
- Places for strikes
- Places for splitting headaches?
- Places for spares
- Penny/Drury
- Penny and passing
- Narrow ways.
- Keglers' milieu
- Interstate features