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- - Images of an envelope and a telephone receiver on an iPhone
- - Orthodox images found in picnic on Sunday
- - Tappable screen symbols
- - Tappable symbols
- - Religious paintings and computer symbols
- - Symbols on smartphone screens
- - Clickable symbols
- - One studies pictures on screen
- - symbols on computer screens
- - Computer display symbols
- - smartphone screen symbols
- - Array on a phone
- - Little images on tablets
- - Small symbols on your desktop or phone screen
- - Clickable pictures on a desktop
- - Tappable images on your phone's screen
- - Images clicked on notebook's screen, first of all?
- - Images on home screens
- - symbols on phone screens
- - symbols for apps
- - Pictures on a phone screen
- - Pictures on a small screen
- - Images on computer desktops
- - They appear on Mac's screen
- - Tappable images on a smartphone screen
- - Symbols to click on
- - Symbols on monitors
- - Symbols on a screen
- - Software symbols
- - Smartphone pics
- - Screen images to click on
- - Pictures on monitors
- - Images to click on
- - Graphics you can click on a desktop
- - Folders on desktops, e.g.
- - Figures on a microcomputer screen
- - Cyber symbols
- - Computer-desktop symbols
- - Array on a desktop
- - Symbols
- - Pictures on a desktop
- - Smartphone pictures
- - Religious paintings or computer symbols
- - Smartphone screen array
- - Pictures on the small screen?
- - Computer symbols
- - Pictures on toolbars
- - Symbols on smartphones
- - App symbols
- - Smartphone images
- - Smartphone app symbols
- - Graphic symbols
- - Smartphone display array
- - Desktop symbols
- - Pictures on Android screens
- - Computer screen symbols
- - Religious symbols
- - Sacred symbols
- - Characters presented by critic on silent pictures
- - Symbols to click
- - Screen symbols
- - Images on a desktop
- - Lineup on a computer screen
- - App symbols on a phone screen
- - Holy statues
- - Is about to swindle pictures from the Orthodox church
- - Pictures of newly minted coins
- - aspirational figures
- - rihanna and madonna, for two
- - Images representing apps or software functions
- - Taskbar lineup
- - Clickable pics
- - Heroes, idols
- - Mega-celebrities
- - Gay ... (celebrities like Cher and Lady Gaga)
- - I do start to see figures
- - heroes one defrauds
- - Home-screen images
- - Holy pictures
- - Greats
- - Tappable images
- - madonna and others (in both religion and pop music)
- - Legendary people
- - they're often logos
- - Numismatist confuses hobby for pictures
- - laptop desktop array
- - oprah winfrey and meryl streep, e.g.
- - People who are worshipped
- - they're dragged and dropped
- - is about to study pictures
- - pictures in windows
- - App avatars
- - Clickable things
- - Admired people I only half think about
- - Total legends
- - tappable screen images
- - Desktop array
- - Religious pictures
- - They're with the program
- - Mouse targets
- - Visual mnemonics
- - Targets for a modern mouse
- - Pics to click
- - Idolized sports figures
- - Elvis and Marilyn, e.g.
- - Elvis and Bogie, e.g.
- - Chapel images
- - Trash cans and such
- - Toolbar lineup
- - They're tapped to open apps
- - Targets of clicks
- - Targets for modern mice
- - Targets for mice
- - Symbolic pictures
- - Statues.
- - Sonic (anag)
- - Some Byzantine art
- - Some altar art
- - Safari's compass and others
- - Sacred figures
- - Religious art
- - Program-launching pictures
- - PC images
- - Part of a Byzantine church's décor
- - Objects of veneration
- - Mouse clicker's targets
- - Monitor pictures
- - Little PC pictures
- - Little computer pictures
- - James Dean and Marilyn Monroe
- - iPad images
- - Images limited by the Seventh Ecumenical Council
- - Gable and Garbo
- - Folders, wastebaskets and such
- - Dragged things
- - Drag-and-drop targets
- - Desktop denizens
- - Computer-screen displays
- - Computer screen lineup
- - Computer representatives?
- - Computer programs have them
- - Computer pix
- - Computer images
- - Common desktop clutter
- - Clickable images
- - Church figures, sometimes
- - Church art pieces
- - Cher and Che
- - Byzantine art items
- - Sacred images
- - Church pictures.
- - Religious statues.
- - Larger-than-life types
- - Images
- - Idols
- - Representations
- - Emblems
- - Shining examples
- - Objects of worship
- - Revered ones
- - Admired group
- - Larger-than-life figures
- - Desktop pictures
- - Revered figures
- - Small file folders, e.g
- - Pictures you can click
- - Phone panel images
- - Images often double-clicked
- - Clickable phone images
- - Touchscreen images
- - Tappable tablet images
- - Little pictures
- - Phone screen images
- - Program access aids
- - Clickable pictures
- - Taskbar images
- - Religious images are desktop items
- - Celebrities
- - Modern phone line?
- - Religious images
- - Touchscreen array
- - Revered celebrities
- - PC screen images
- - Phone tapping targets?
- - Computer screen images
- - No wins in Wisconsin for the celebrities
- - Computer-desktop images
- - iPhone array
- - Sports stars, to young fans
- - 1-Downs, e.g
- - Android array
- - Clickable pix
- - Pictures to click
- - Mao and Xi, in China
- - Online navigation aids
- - Clickable computer images
- - Much Byzantine art
- - Images of prisoner held by discontented interrogators
- - Garbage can and file folder, for two
- - Desktop images
- - Home screen array
- - Paragons
- - App stand-ins
- - Desktop lineup
- - Religious paintings, e.g
- - Desktop assortment
- - Tappable cellphone images
- - Screen array
- - Holy relics
- - iPad array
- - Desktop clutter, perhaps
- - Larger-than-life sorts
- - Computer screen array
- - Screen legends
- - PC pictures
- - Cursor targets
- - One studies images
- - They stand for something
- - Screen legends, for instance
- - Madonna and Lady Gaga
- - Desktop items
- - Double-clicked images
- - File pictures
- - Sacred pictures
- - Fixtures in stardom
- - Computer mini-pictures
- - Cathedral displays
- - Pope Francis and others
- - Screen pics
- - Computer screenful
- - iPad pictures
- - Screen pictures
- - Screen gems
- - Holy images
- - ...... legends
- - Menu items
- - tappable phone images
- - Gay ... celebs with a large queer following
- - religious objects that people worship
- - Defeat decisively (anagram of "tour")
- - Nonsense about United's humiliating defeat
- - Decisively defeat
- - Defeat when Lancashire's No 9 gets dismissed
- - being unconscious after a short right leads to complete defeat
- - Utterly defeat some old party
- - an overwhelming defeat
- - In a rut, a bad score means heavy defeat!
- - utter defeat for ringleader not at home
- - King dismissed crushing defeat
- - Overwhelming defeat — challenger at last exposed
- - opposite of a nail-biter, in sports
- - Tour became a crushing defeat
- - comprehensive defeat
- - a complete defeat for the rabble
- - Right excuse could cause a terrible defeat
- - utter defeat of the army as amy sees it
- - Love being in the groove for overwhelming defeat
- - Win in a runaway
- - Utter defeat
- - Reason for a mercy rule
- - Total defeat
- - Thorough defeat
- - Disperse in defeat
- - Defeat by a lot
- - A baseball score of 10-0, e.g.
- - Demoralising loss
- - Republican dismissed in overwhelming victory
- - Drubbing, retreat
- - it's defined by its lopsided end
- - Competitive blowout
- - beat thoroughly, right away
- - how fee was obtained from free flight
- - Disorderly retreat by army
- - 10-0 soccer match, say
- - Cause to run away
- - dominating victory
- - 35-0 nfl victory, e.g.
- - Not quite the way to put to flight!
- - Win, and then some
- - Basketball game won by 50 points, for example
- - Bad loss
- - Force to retreat right away from home
- - Own, maybe
- - Skunk(Used today)
- - Scoop up
- - Mop the floor with
- - Sports broadcaster's dread
- - Score of 100-0, say
- - Result of an uneven matchup
- - Gouge out
- - Game ended by the mercy rule
- - Force to flee
- - Disorderly flight
- - Crush, in competition
- - 89 to 22, e.g.
- - 18-0 baseball win, e.g.
- - 17-1 baseball score, e.g.
- - Woodlouse, for example
- - I like that! Nothing in Police Department for Woodlouse?
- - Zoological term for a crustacean like a woodlouse
- - is work too much for a crustacean?
- - Crustacean with seven pairs of legs for crawling
- - Sow bug, e.g
- - Pill bug, biologically
- - Pill bug, e.g
- - Pill bug or wood louse
- - Pill bug, for one
- - A pill bug is one
- - Pill bug or gribble
- - Sow bug or wood louse
- - Sow bug or gribble
- - Small crustacean such as a woodlouse
- - A crustacean of the order that includes woodlice
- - Roly-poly, scientifically
- - Crustacean current lawmaker found crossing Italian river?
- - Crustacean is beginning to outgrow shell
- - Poseidon banishing east and north winds to find 1
- - Little crustacean that looks like sea lice
- - Aquatic crustacean
- - Oops - criminal in papers is a little crawler
- - Woodlouse, e.g
- - "Equal-foot" crustacean
- - Shrimp's classification
- - Type of crustacean whose name means 'equal-footed'
- - 14-legged crustacean
- - This crusty creature lives next to old school
- - Crustacean such as woodlouse
- - Certain crustacean
- - Woodlouse maybe is found at front of old school
- - Member of an order of crustaceans
- - Crustacean with 14 legs
- - Crustacean such as a wood louse
- - Crustacean with seven pairs of legs
- - Flattened crustacean
- - Creature with 14 legs
- - It has seven pairs of legs
- - Segmented crustacean
- - Having all the feet alike
- - Small crustacean
- - Freshwater crustacean
- - Crustacean
- - Helper on ship
- - Young servant on a ship
- - Young waiter on a ship
- - Baby icon moved ship's lad
- - Servant aboard ship
- - Lad who waits on officers and passengers on a ship
- - Is not brazen over a rubbish point with key historically found on ship
- - Ship's servant
- - Ship attendant
- - Crew's attendant
- - Crew member, shy, traps sailor in Belgium
- - Starter job overseas with accommodation close to master
- - Youth serving cooked bacon by about one
- - Youth serving passengers awful bacon by about one
- - Job overseas with accommodation for the master?
- - Shipboard attendant
- - Seagoing bellhop
- - The world's largest river in volume of water carried
- - Powerful woman
- - Large, powerful woman
- - Long river or strong woman
- - Strong woman
- - Wonder Woman, for one
- - Wonder Woman, e.g
- - Woman warrior
- - Belligerent woman restricted by two banks
- - e-commerce giant – giant woman
- - Matriarchal society member
- - Scythian warrior
- - Hippolyta's subject
- - Big name in e-tail
- - Big on-line bookseller
- - Dot-com giant
- - Piranha's milieu
- - Home to electric eels
- - Hippolyta, for one
- - Fabled female warrior
- - Online bookseller
- - Noted Seattle company
- - Bookseller .......com
- - Bezos' baby
- - Popular dot-com stock
- - Internet company whose stock price quadrupled in its first three months
- - Mythical warrior
- - Queen Hippolyta, e.g.
- - "King of Waters"
- - Stalwart female
- - Hippolyte follower
- - Hippolyta, e.g.
- - Super girl?
- - World's second-longest river
- - Long river
- - Parrot
- - Prime
- - Online shopping mecca
- - River
- - major south american river 6
- - Aggressive female goes to sea
- - Brazilian river