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sergeant
  • - Policeman dispatched without right equipment endlessly
  • - Screwed up gear inside. Sent policeman
  • - Policeman enters a complex carrying gun, initially
  • - Soldier's strange complex involving hallucinatory drug
  • - greets an alternative officer
  • - russian boy soldier becomes an nco
  • - Senior army NCO
  • - Strange European initially somehow becoming an army officer
  • - Corporal's superior
  • - John .., BBC reporter forever associated with the downfall of Margaret Thatcher
  • - Cloth worker becoming police officer
  • - having some power he's sent out to gear up
  • - serviceman set about alteration of the range
  • - "... York," 1941 biographical film starring Gary Cooper for which he won an Oscar
  • - nco's name for a social crawler
  • - non-commissioned officer wanting ten gears, possibly
  • - Police officer gets near criminal
  • - greets an awe-inspiring figure in private circles, maybe
  • - when little ernie gets on the stage he's in a mess
  • - somehow estrange the military man
  • - Dick perhaps transported fencing gear to compound
  • - officer finding material on worker
  • - gear sent off for officer
  • - possibly greets an n.c.o.
  • - Police officer who ranks below the lieutenant
  • - twill worker as an n.c.o.
  • - Enlisted officer
  • - Constable's superior as painter we're told
  • - Colonist put on fabric, one with stripes
  • - Police rank
  • - Reagents (anag)
  • - Rank above corporal
  • - Gets near (anag) — NCO
  • - York, e.g.
  • - Non-commissioned officer
  • - Bilko or Pepper
  • - Drill instructor?
  • - Bilko, for one
  • - An opening for tailor after worsted fabric, one with stripes
  • - Marine rank
  • - Non-commissioned officer in the armed forces
  • - Officer requires agents organised to protect queen
  • - Officer material, leading soldier perhaps
  • - Officer agitatedly enrages troops to begin
  • - Snorkel, in 'Beetle Bailey'
  • - Material needed by worker and officer
  • - English getting into strange sort of army rank
  • - Officer in twilled fabric meeting social worker
  • - Estrange hopeless army officer
  • - Constable's superior, American painter said
  • - Greets an angry member of the barracks
  • - Officer material, ace joining Nato oddly
  • - Officer and worker after a bit of work in the Kent area?
  • - Officer's gear sent for repair
  • - To whom a private says 'Sir, yes, sir!'
  • - Bilko's rank
  • - Drill instructor, usually
  • - Top kick
  • - The Beatles' Pepper, for one
  • - Air Force rank
  • - Pepper or York
  • - A noncom rank
  • - Pepper's rank
  • - Snorkel, for one
  • - Drilling expert?
  • - Beatles' Pepper
  • - Snorkel or York
  • - Pepper, for instance
  • - Pepper for one
  • - "The ......," Steiger film: 1968
  • - York or Preston
  • - "...... York," 1941 movie
  • - York, for one
  • - Police office.
  • - Lieutenant's assistant.
  • - Inspector's aide.
  • - Bilko.
  • - Warden in "From Here to Eternity."
  • - Alvin Cullum York.
  • - Three-striper.
  • - Noncommissioned officer.
  • - Base figure
  • - Police officer
  • - Noncom
  • - Squad leader
  • - Private's boss
  • - Barracks boss
  • - NCO
  • - Army NCO
  • - The Beatles' ...... Pepper
  • - Army rank
  • - Military rank
  • - Army man.
  • - john ..., broadcaster who authored 2001 volume of autobiography give me ten seconds
  • - officer in woollen fabric, one of 13?
  • - police ........, rank that is above constable in the uk
runin
  • - A conflict or argument
  • - Pruning off extremities causes argument
  • - Argument puts knight in old castle
  • - Argument and arrest
  • - Arrest, informally
  • - Argument
  • - Approach an argument or arrest
  • - argument to enter at speed
  • - argument, informally
  • - Arrest hooligan finally caught in wrecked building
  • - Loveless 23 with King starting quarrel
  • - Minor skirmish (Hyph.)
  • - A new car ought to make an arrest
  • - Arrest for a quarrel
  • - Policeman finally brought in to break up quarrel
  • - Brush pole stuck in wreck
  • - quarrel with a pole in an old building
  • - Altercation [hyph.]
  • - haul to the police station
  • - Unpleasant encounter with the law, say
  • - Walk out in opposition to arrest
  • - Drive home and quarrel
  • - Tussle [hyph.]
  • - Dispute arrest
  • - arrest for a disagreement
  • - quarrel in royal marriage, without love...
  • - Unpleasant interaction
  • - Disagreement (with authority?)
  • - Approach — disagreement
  • - ...... the family (be a hereditary trait): 2 wds.
  • - Take to the station
  • - Unpleasant encounter
  • - Approach career with it
  • - Insolvency over direction leads to quarrel
  • - Brush with the law
  • - Haul to the station house
  • - Angry dispute
  • - Make a quick stop
  • - Unembellished facts
  • - Fight, disagreement
  • - Dustup, quarrel
  • - Haul off to the police station
  • - Spat
  • - Disagreement, fight
  • - Contentious encounter
  • - Encounter with the law
  • - Collapse, having covered new dispute
  • - Haul off to jail
  • - Insolvency over direction one takes leads to quarrel
  • - Quarrel brings any number into devastation
  • - Drop by briefly
  • - Take downtown
  • - Angry encounter
  • - Bit of a scrap
  • - Disagreeable encounter
  • - Arrest, in slang
  • - Drop by quickly
  • - Clash
  • - Take downtown, say
  • - Haul to jail
  • - Tense encounter
  • - Unpleasant meeting
  • - Set-to
  • - Take to jail
  • - Put the arm on
  • - Snap the bracelets on
  • - Tiff
  • - Small to-do
  • - Arrest a crook
  • - Quarrel: Colloq.
  • - Altercation: Colloq.
  • - Quarrel: Slang.
  • - Term in printing.
  • - Arrest: Slang.
  • - Fight: Colloq.
  • - Something inserted, as in printed matter.
  • - Bring to the station
  • - Hostile encounter
  • - Slap the cuffs on
  • - Bust
  • - Dustup
  • - Disagreement
  • - Skirmish
  • - Confrontation
  • - Fight
  • - Altercation
  • - Lock (up)
  • - Row
  • - Quarrel
  • - Squabble
  • - Dispute
  • - Scrap
  • - Encounter
  • - Arrest
  • - Nab
  • - ...... collar
  • - Quarrel will ruin end-of-season imports
  • - scrap approach
  • - Minor altercation (Hyph)
dandelion
  • - Flower teacher planted outside a new food shop
  • - Nod and lie about the weed
  • - I landed on strange flower
  • - flower tea
  • - Weed out on-line ad after date
  • - add online order for flower
  • - Yellow flower that's considered a weed
  • - landed abroad, no one came up with a flower
  • - the hedge flower that will make an odd line
  • - Weed with yellow flowers
  • - Weed with deeply incised leaves
  • - Weed used to make wine
  • - Yellow-flowered weed
  • - Plant with yellow rayed flowers used for salads or wine
  • - Unwelcome flower
  • - It has a bright yellow flower followed by a fluffy seed ball
  • - Weed found in land, one I'd destroyed
  • - Wine weed
  • - Abundant weed.
  • - Common flower.
  • - Sunflower yellow.
  • - Yellow hue
  • - Yellow flower
  • - Vivid yellow
  • - Book by food shop on wine-producing plant
  • - I landed awkwardly on a plant
  • - Dad online ordered this wine?
  • - Wild plant
  • - Ray Bradbury's "...... Wine"
  • - Dad online ordered plant
  • - Report of comic hero, one growing wild?
  • - Man, lubricated, sent back new sort of wine
  • - One unwelcome in bed, periodically displaying clock
  • - Desperate man, drunk, promoted new kind of wine
  • - Plant from an outlet academic's written about
  • - Aster relative
  • - Source of some fluff
  • - What Lahr calls himself in song
  • - Bitter salad base
  • - Bitter salad item
  • - Leo's lawn invader?
  • - Leo, the fop?
  • - Lawn-makers' challenge.
  • - Abundant plant.
  • - Biennial composite plant.
  • - Kind of wine
afroamerican
  • - Like the ancestry of many Black people in the U.S
  • - Note from Heather about a knight with roots on another continent
  • - Whoopi Goldberg or Oprah Winfrey, e.g.
iconic
  • - Like image of island shaped like a dunce's cap?
  • - Like Malcolm X's browline glasses
  • - Like sacred images
  • - One company not the first in charge of a sacred image
  • - Well-known passage from mystic on I Ching
  • - Like Marilyn Monroe or Beyonce
  • - Like Martin Luther King Jr.'s 'I Have a Dream' speech
  • - Important representative of all the centres of Official Unionist cynicism
  • - Like a venerated image
  • - Like Lady Liberty
  • - Representative of all the centres of Official Unionist cynicism
  • - This person about to appear twice, carrying on like a superstar?
  • - Like Warhol's Marilyn Monroe painting
  • - Like Indiana Jones's fedora
  • - Like sacred statues
  • - Like some religious art
  • - Like Coke bottles and Campbell's soup cans
  • - Like "Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima"
  • - Like Steve Jobs, e.g.
  • - Like the familiar Coke bottle
  • - Like Che's face
  • - Like religious statues
  • - Like some Byzantine art
  • - Like a symbol
  • - Like some sacred art
  • - Like a Giotto fresco
  • - Like an idol
  • - One prisoner in charge – exemplary
  • - Widely recognized, as a symbol
  • - 'Wow, what a legend'
  • - Leader of inner circle, say, is venerated
  • - Legendary rabbi's right in charge
  • - Relating to a sacred image
  • - It's well-recognised in some revolutionary Pacino cinematography
  • - Symbolically representative
  • - Very famous section of Rubicon I crossed
  • - It's symbolic of one Cricket Club touring around Ulster
  • - Widely recognised and well-respected, performing
  • - Widely recognised, one business not quite nice!
  • - Widely recognised and well-respected
  • - Symbolically important
  • - Symbolic; venerated
  • - symbolic, putting one prisoner in charge
  • - Standing for something big
  • - Representative of or relating to a sacred image
  • - Representative or relating to a sacred image
  • - Serving as a symbol
  • - One line of mathematicians with popular appeal
  • - Exemplary heads in charge or not in charge
  • - Symbolic
  • - Celebrated new coin I caught
  • - Representative centres of Official Unionist cynicism
  • - Widely-recognised
  • - Section of Rubicon I consider very famous
  • - Very famous
  • - Representatively symbolic
  • - Easily identified
  • - Very famous fraud infiltrating cricket team caught?
  • - I do one chapter that's much admired
  • - Worthy of remembrance
  • - Representative of one trick in calling heads
  • - Needing no introduction
  • - Famous representative in charge at both sides of job centre for new start
  • - Quintessential
  • - Bigger-than-life, perhaps
  • - Culturally significant
  • - Kind of statue or status
  • - Easily identifiable
  • - Easily recognized, perhaps
  • - Easily identifiable, maybe
  • - Readily recognized
  • - Relating to a symbol
  • - Relating to religious art
  • - Image-related
  • - Of a sacred image
  • - Of an image
  • - Petaining to an image.
  • - Bigger than life
  • - World-renowned
  • - Stand out
  • - Emblematic
  • - Widely recognized
  • - Well-recognized
  • - Representative
  • - Sacred
  • - Legendary
  • - Archetypal
  • - One mathematical figure regarded as symbolic
indweller
  • - Resident's daughter embraced by popular Dickens character
backwoodsman
  • - Peer rarely seen to support female hugging old copper
  • - Get behind trees overlooking motorway briefly and peer, mostly unseen
  • - Uncouth fellow offering deal maybe to seal terrible bank scam
  • - presumably he's not in the front rank of foresters
  • - rustic person
infantile
  • - Immature
  • - fine latin translation? immature
  • - Very silly
  • - Juvenile at home to buff piece of floor
enthronement
  • - Coronation
  • - Oddly another ten men missing a bishop‘s installation?
achiness
  • - Physical discomfort of beast of burden crossing narrow ravine
  • - Sore quality
  • - Reason for liniment
  • - Sore feeling
inundate
  • - Overwhelm sister during current appointment
  • - Overburden, overwhelm
  • - Overwhelm woman in order to stop current engagement
  • - Flood in a French department at the end of June
  • - To swamp
  • - Romantic meeting with one novice, say, before flood
  • - Flood, overwhelm
  • - Overwhelm island court holding sister
  • - Flood or engulf
  • - Dine with aunt at sea in flood
  • - Bury home to a French partner
  • - Flood, as with work
  • - Turn a blind eye without Beryl Flood
  • - Flood in a French court
  • - Flood, swamp
  • - Overwhelm with things to be done
  • - Overwhelm sister after one appointment
  • - Overwhelm fashionable Ulster Nationalist at rendezvous
  • - One sister takes boyfriend to swamp
  • - Flood I see engrossing religious devotee
  • - Overwhelm woman in order to stop current meeting
  • - Overwhelm fashionable Ulster Nationalist with potential new partner
  • - Overwhelm with a flood
  • - Flood
  • - Overwhelm
  • - To flood
  • - to flood or overwhelm
  • - Single sister attends meeting in Bury
  • - Deluge, overrun
  • - Swamp aunt Enid
  • - Aunt Enid floundering in swamp
  • - untie and get round swamp
  • - Deluge in United Nations appointment
  • - Visiting centre of Brunei, see swamp
  • - more than fully cover
  • - One must attend appointment with pigeon in swamp
  • - Nude Tina wriggling in swamp
  • - Overrun, being sadly untrained, lacking resources initially
  • - Visit in throngs
  • - Soak fruit one sister's put on
  • - One will join sister on night out, getting overcome by drink?
  • - Bury and United almost clashing
  • - Engulf
  • - Submerge
  • - Come at from all sides
  • - Deluge
  • - Overflow
  • - Swamp
  • - See 29-Down
  • - Dine with tuna cooked in Bury
  • - after losing lead, man united thrashed bury
unthinkingly
  • - In France a slim monarch left Nancy at last, foolishly
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