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slog
  • - Long and arduous journey
  • - Miserable journey
  • - Long, wearisome journey
  • - Arduous journey
  • - Tiring journey
  • - Forceful shot in cricket? That's hard work
  • - work on small caber
  • - trudge through sludge, say
  • - difficult and draining task
  • - slow stretch
  • - Hours of grueling work, say
  • - Hardly a jaunt
  • - A three-hour movie might be described as one
  • - hard row to hoe
  • - Long, tedious chore
  • - Plod perseveringly
  • - Work steadily through (inf)
  • - Not a fun task at all
  • - Plod forward with effort
  • - unpleasant effort
  • - Spell of arduous work
  • - This is taking fore-e-ever
  • - Do some hard labor
  • - Real grind
  • - tough-going task
  • - filing taxes, for many
  • - Hike through muck
  • - Hit hard with fist or bat
  • - Work long and hard
  • - Trudge through sludge
  • - Long, difficult trek
  • - Work (or walk) involving great effort
  • - What a tough job feels like
  • - Wearisome trek
  • - Walk through a marsh
  • - Wade through water noisily
  • - Wade through slush
  • - Unenjoyable trek
  • - Trudge doggedly.
  • - Tough uphill climb
  • - Tough struggle
  • - Tedious crossword puzzle, say
  • - Plod; toil
  • - Plod through mire
  • - Plod through clods
  • - Plod in paludous places
  • - Plod in mire
  • - One may be long and hard
  • - March in mud
  • - Make slow progress through hard, tiring work
  • - Long, hard grind
  • - Long, exhausting march
  • - Long, arduous job
  • - Laborious march
  • - Hit hard — hard work
  • - Hit hard — hard trek
  • - Work hard — hard work
  • - Long, tiring walk
  • - Upright relatives
  • - Move through mud
  • - Move with difficulty
  • - Tiresome task
  • - Work hard at
  • - Tramp heavily.
  • - Trudge
  • - Trudge (through)
  • - Tedious task
  • - Grueling work
  • - Trudge through the mud
  • - Long, hard work
  • - Very tiring work
  • - Laborious walk
  • - Long tedious task
  • - Walk through mud
  • - Hard stretch of work
  • - Walk heavily
  • - Painful proceeding
  • - Obstacle-filled endeavor
  • - Walk laboriously
  • - Seemingly endless task
  • - Make slow progress
  • - Tough going
  • - Trudge through mud
  • - Wild cricket hit
  • - Move through the mud
  • - Hard exertion
  • - Long, boring task
  • - Walk wearily
  • - Difficult endeavor
  • - Plod (through)
  • - Plod along
  • - Walk doggedly
  • - Trudge, as through mud
  • - Long, tedious effort
  • - Plod
  • - Uphill climb
  • - Laborious task
  • - Plod through mud
  • - Wade through mud
  • - Make slo-o-o-ow progress
  • - Interminable task
  • - Endless chore
  • - Rough going
  • - Left halfway through really good work
  • - Uphill climb, say
  • - Plod heavily
  • - Chinese money
  • - Exhausting task
  • - Tough march
  • - Struggle (through), as mud
  • - Move with effort
  • - Plod through the mud
  • - Make one's way through mud
  • - Go through mud
  • - Tough walk
  • - Tough go
  • - Tough trek
  • - Slow, hard progress
  • - Walk with effort
  • - Walk laboriously, as through mud
  • - Walk, as through mud
  • - Tramp
  • - Move through muck
  • - One is generally long and hard
  • - Hardly a quick task
  • - Struggle (through)
  • - Go, as through mud
  • - Keep going through the mud
  • - Maneuver through mud
  • - Walk heavily and firmly
  • - Move through the mire
  • - Force one's way through mud
  • - Walk through the mud
  • - Tiring walk
  • - Muddy trek
  • - Unleisurely walk
  • - Trudge through sludge, e.g.
  • - Plod, as through mud
  • - Wade knee-deep
  • - March through mud, e.g.
  • - March through mud
  • - Laborious trip
  • - Trudge, as through sludge
  • - Wade through the surf
  • - Maneuver through muck
  • - Wade through mud, e.g.
  • - Walk with difficulty
  • - Toil wearily
  • - Walk through muck
  • - Marsh march
  • - Muddy walk
  • - Laborious work
  • - Maneuver in the mud
  • - Trudge through the mire
  • - Long hike
  • - No walk in the park
  • - Long march
  • - "Take a hike!"
  • - Grind
  • - Exhausting effort
  • - Laborious process
  • - Move slowly
  • - Wade through
  • - Hard work
  • - Toil
  • - Work hard
  • - Toil away
  • - Plug away
  • - Hit hard
  • - doggedly work with safety-first record
  • - Spell of drudgery
  • - Wearisome task
  • - Work determinedly at something
  • - Give up goals to avoid a bit of hard work
  • - Arduous trek
  • - arduous effort
  • - long session of hard work
stopper
  • - Prevent person getting cork
  • - Cork hats back to front
  • - Cork a red light!
  • - Cork, perhaps; goalkeeper
  • - Spigot or cork
  • - Cork spokesman's initial remark surpassing others
  • - Bottle cork
  • - A cork? Several initially attached to hat
  • - Cork in a bottle, e.g
  • - Cork or plug
  • - Cork in a bottle
  • - Cork, e.g
  • - Cork
  • - somebody great, formerly, from south cork
  • - Bung, e.g.
  • - cork or bung for a bottle of wine
  • - Guest's plug
  • - One in a bottleneck getting a red light for each
  • - goes pop - takes a rest - then plugs it
  • - pause for every plug
  • - this prevents any escape from a bottleneck
  • - new poster featuring power plug
  • - Plug for sealing a hole
  • - Plug, bung
  • - Bung, plug
  • - Plug in a bottle or bathtub
  • - Bung
  • - Flask plug
  • - Bottle plug
  • - Wine bottle sealer
  • - Bottle sealer
  • - Small hat is closer to the neck
  • - Sink sight
  • - Plug in a tub
  • - This keeps things from going down the drain
  • - Bathtub gadget
  • - Reliable pitcher
  • - Good bridge card.
  • - Useful card in bridge.
  • - Eye-catcher.
  • - Good card in a bridge hand.
  • - Plug
  • - Plug that doesn't let you use it?
grotto
  • - Capri has a blue one
  • - It might flood at high tide
  • - Feature of the gardens at Versailles
  • - Overcoming resistance, arrived at cave
  • - Tiberius' villa at Sperlonga included one
  • - Capri has a famous one
  • - Zola wrote of one in Lourdes.
  • - Greek followed by German in small cave
  • - Fairies' cave
  • - Capri's Blue..
  • - Gather ends before a man goes into the cave
  • - Boycott organisation holding up in cave
  • - small cave with religious connotations
  • - Mostly unpleasant round small cave
  • - got rot treated in the cave
  • - rubbish taken to cave
  • - underground recess
  • - partly treating rot to reveal the cave
  • - Beautiful cave
  • - Cavern reached when crossing river
  • - ornate cave
  • - rot got into cave
  • - Has it a sort of hollow charm?
  • - Chamber to expand endlessly when storing too much!
  • - Small attractive cave
  • - Santa's cave
  • - Pretty cave
  • - Lourdes sight
  • - Crossing river, reached cave
  • - Small cave
  • - Artificial cave
  • - Small picturesque cave
  • - Got in trouble around rocky height back in cave
  • - Small cave, perhaps with religious connotations
  • - Little cave
  • - Flipping over the top or initially gratuitous for visiting dancer's boss?
  • - Gold Rush starts with proverb needing no introduction from a small cave
  • - Picturesque cavern
  • - Spelunking locale
  • - Santa's haunt
  • - Picturesque cave
  • - Below-ground hideout
  • - Blue ...... (Capri attraction)
  • - It's left on Dec 24 by Santa and his reindeer, and grand to put around rhubarb
  • - Cavern
  • - Blue ...... (Capri sea cave)
  • - Capri's blue thing
  • - Santa's base
  • - Turns up good books to initially read on great place to go for the Christmas presents
  • - Protagonist dismisses Spain as a possible destination for Christmas visitors
  • - Starts getting rid of tax tariff on accommodation for Christmas visitors perhaps
  • - Isle of Capri attraction
  • - Hollow unfortunately got filled with garbage
  • - Small cave, with religious connotations perhaps
  • - Cave is like the pits, mostly round
  • - Cave reached when crossing river
  • - Finishes last of the Riesling, Viognier and most of 23 down from cave
  • - Hidden cave
  • - Destination for Lourdes pilgrims
  • - Natural shelter
  • - Natural hideout
  • - Subterranean space
  • - Small cavern
  • - Lourdes miracle setting
  • - Capri attraction
  • - Romantic cave
  • - Cavelike shrine
  • - Part of the Playboy Mansion, with "The"
  • - Rocky summerhouse
  • - Capri's is blue
  • - Capri allure
  • - Capri feature
  • - Capri sight.
  • - Place for a shrine.
  • - Natural cavern.
  • - The Blue ...... of Capri.
  • - Lourdes attraction
  • - Spelunking site
  • - Underground chamber
  • - Cave
  • - Blue
  • - Imitation cave
  • - "the grim ......" ("a series of unfortunate events" novel set on a submarine)
  • - No alternative but to place king in cave
panout
  • - End up having sleepover away from home
  • - Be successful in the end
  • - Conclude, end up well
  • - Succeed in the end
  • - End successfully
  • - Result in nap, as it were
  • - Put around an open offer and conclude successfully
  • - finally be worth all the effort
  • - Be a success.
  • - Prove to be successful
  • - Conclude ready to cook?
  • - Come together, ready to cook?
  • - Go well
  • - Prove successful
  • - Happen as expected
  • - Ultimately succeed
  • - Amount to anything
  • - Have the desired result
  • - Go according to plan: Colloq.
  • - Prove profitable: Colloq.
  • - Happen successfully
  • - Eventually succeed
  • - Come to fruition
  • - Bear fruit?
  • - Pay off
  • - Be successful
  • - Succeed: Colloq.
  • - Come to pass
  • - Result
  • - Succeed
  • - To result
stool
  • - plunders to get back seat
  • - money's put back in thing used by piano player
  • - Seat at a tavern
  • - place to park at a bar?
symptom
  • - Indication of illness
  • - Indication of half-sympathy for Tom
  • - Indication of underlying disease
  • - Indication of an illness
  • - Indication of a disease
  • - Sign; indication
  • - Indication
  • - Sign of disorder?
  • - Runny nose or headache maybe
  • - Characteristic sign of illness
  • - A sign of existence of something
  • - It is used to diagnose Thomas the fool, we hear
  • - Stop my first medicine changing sign of disease
  • - indicative sign
  • - sign of disorder conveyed from nosy mp to me
  • - sign that tommy's about to hold headphones
  • - A sign of an illness or disease
  • - Sign of a disease
  • - Symphony is halved before Tom notices a sign of illness
  • - Condition's point of evidence
  • - Choosy MP to marry concealing sign all is not well?
  • - characteristic of extremely scary animals essentially is to chase soft cat
  • - Tommy's quiet, possibly a sign of illness
  • - Thing that might indicate a certain sickness
  • - Sign of illness, such as a runny nose or fever
  • - Sign of illness
  • - Indicator of disease
  • - Illness indicator
  • - Disease sign
  • - Sign
  • - Warning sign
  • - Chills or fever
  • - Sign (illness)
  • - Yes Prime Minister returns in most awkward feature
  • - Prodrome
  • - Cough or sneezing, to a doctor
  • - Evidence of terrible gyp most absent good minute after
  • - Medical sign, start of mumps, after my top's removed
  • - Medical sign
  • - Compassion half given on driving test about sign
  • - Token
  • - Tommy's upset about parking warning sign
  • - Sign of something
  • - Patient's complaint, to a doctor
  • - Doctor's clue
  • - Hospital sign
  • - Coughing or sneezing
  • - Evidence for the doctor
  • - Illness ID
  • - Ache or pain, e.g.
  • - Sniffle or sneeze
  • - Sneezing, for example
  • - Sniffle or cough
  • - Indicator
  • - Evidence of a disease
  • - Sneezing, for instance
dooneisbi
  • - Lorna, perhaps, beginning to savour piece and lend a hand
  • - Lend a hand
doonesbit
  • - Lorna, perhaps, beginning to savour piece and lend a hand
  • - Lorna likes men and women with time to make an expected contribution
  • - Contribute to the overall effort
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