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teapot
  • - vessel for pouring a hot beverage
  • - Spouted vessel for brewing and pouring
  • - Container for brewing a hot drink
  • - Vessel with a handle and spout
  • - tap toe, in a way. it may produce a popular domestic vessel
  • - To a pet, possibly, it has cosy associations
  • - vessel to brew pekoe
  • - spout spot
  • - Container from which a hot drink may be poured
  • - From which "mother" dispenses liquid, note, and a drug
  • - Has spout and handle
  • - Steeper with a spout
  • - Brew and serve a cuppa from this
  • - "Short and stout" singer of nursery rhyme
  • - P?t? made with duck put on top of toast produced by one fancying a brew
  • - Proverbial site of a tempest
  • - P.M. item for a hostess
  • - Nursery rhyme, I'm a little ...
  • - Item for a cozy
  • - I'm a little ..., short & stout
  • - Container for a brew
  • - A tempest in a ......
  • - "I'm a little ......, short and stout ..."
  • - Drink and drugs produced by home brewer
  • - In 'Beauty and the Beast,' Mrs. Potts is turned into one
  • - 'Short and stout' vessel
  • - "I'm a Little ......"
  • - Part of the home brewing paraphernalia produced drink and drugs
  • - 66-Across vessel
  • - What 'I' am, in a kid's song
  • - Starts 1 down from flower on square - it requires its fill of water and a bag
  • - Something to get a spot out of?
  • - Leaves here for a drink?
  • - Vacant type with a grass container on the table?
  • - Is left holding the wet bags with drink for Kitty
  • - Infusion vessel
  • - Tempest in a ....
  • - Where to get a brew
  • - Place for a tempest
  • - It's "short and stout" in a children's song
  • - Pekoe vessel
  • - Vessel for the Mad Hatter
  • - Part of a service
  • - What a cozy covers
  • - Vessel for pekoe
  • - Mad Hatter vessel
  • - To tape (anag)
  • - Pour beverage from it
  • - what the caddy holds will get put in here
  • - Milk supplier crossing river leaves container, perhaps
  • - kettle to brew your pekoe
  • - "Cuppa" creator
  • - Chinese restaurant drink container
  • - China or silver container for brewing leaves
  • - it's frequently used by domestic brewers
  • - One cosily covered?
  • - Brewing chamber
  • - Beverage brewer
  • - Where to put Earl Grey
  • - Tempest container, proverbially
  • - Tao pet (anag)
  • - Souchong receptacle
  • - Sine qua non at an afternoon affair
  • - Scandalous Dome
  • - Place for darjeeling
  • - Oolong steeper
  • - Oolong server
  • - Object of much British ritual.
  • - Notorious Dome
  • - Leaf beverage pourer
  • - Drink-maker
  • - Dome of note
  • - Dome of history
  • - Dome of Harding's day
  • - Cozy's raison d'être
  • - Container used at elevenses
  • - Chamomile container
  • - Certain container
  • - Angela Lansbury cartoon character
  • - Hot-drink dispenser
  • - Beverage server
  • - Beverage container
  • - Crockery item
  • - Earl Grey holder
  • - Steeper?
  • - Service member
  • - Home brewer
  • - Stove-top staple
  • - Earl Grey server
  • - Oolong brewer
  • - Herbal beverage holder
  • - It might be left holding the bag
  • - Something used on the range
  • - Service part
  • - Brewing aid
  • - Jasmine may occupy this river probing mammal's characteristic
  • - Mad Hatter's server
  • - Is left holding the wet bags on course reportedly for big pay out
  • - Drink container
  • - Service piece
  • - Head covering for the Dormouse
  • - Cuppa brewer
  • - Is left holding the wet bags on course reportedly for big pay day
  • - Wedgwood collectible
  • - Home brewing accessory
  • - Darjeeling server
  • - It might be up to its neck in hot water
  • - Pekoe server
  • - ...... Dome Scandal
  • - Cozy thing?
  • - Bag holder?
  • - One in the service?
  • - Gunpowder holder?
  • - Place to put bags?
  • - Service server
  • - Stout spouted steeper
  • - It's left holding the bag
  • - Where some leaves settle
  • - Stovetop staple
  • - Tempest locale?
  • - Cozy place?
  • - Place to put some leaves
  • - Place for Earl Grey
  • - Tempest holder
  • - Dome of infamy
  • - It may be left holding the bag
  • - Cozy setting?
  • - Something's brewing there
  • - Tempest container
  • - Stovetop device
  • - Tempest site?
  • - Tempest setting
  • - Setting for "The Tempest"?
  • - Tempest spot?
  • - It whistles while it works
  • - Cozy contents
  • - Brewing accessory
allegro
  • - To be played quickly and with liveliness
  • - Everyone wanting ogre destroyed quickly
  • - real log chopped up quickly
  • - Bagging 50, ace cricket side runs round quickly
  • - Brisk run expands one's whole self-image?
  • - everyone, say, registered nothing but tempo
  • - detailed claim some disprove quickly
  • - Everyone I must restrain runs fast
  • - A couple of litres, say, run out rather fast
  • - Quickly, musically
  • - Quick -- a couple of lines, say, with rope cut in half
  • - Quickly, in a score
  • - Quickly, in music
  • - Pretty quick
  • - Quickly
  • - a pair of learners, say, with largely rubbish car model
  • - Everybody, say, runs round pretty quickly
  • - Completely right to eat for example nothing in fast
  • - how to get age to roll off with one brisk movement
  • - Quick music
  • - Musical term meaning 'briskly'
  • - Fast, in music scores
  • - moving briskly from one bar to another
  • - quick musical tempo
  • - Completely self-obsessed Romeo breaks fast
  • - everything, for example with alternative returning to brisk playing
  • - go both sides of the channel, overlapping briskly
  • - left enthralled by drink, girl without date in bar scored briskly
  • - legal or otherwise, it's a lively movement
  • - everyone, for example, begins rowing movement briskly
  • - Everyone, for example from centre briskly
  • - In a brisk tempo
  • - The whole lot eat a lot on getting up? Not good — rather fast
  • - ***Briskly, to Brahms
  • - At a brisk speed
  • - Lively, rather fast
  • - At a brisk tempo, musically
  • - in brisk time
  • - movement is legal or illegal!
  • - term that's musical or legal perhaps
  • - Rapid in tempo
  • - (Musically) fast
  • - Played at 120-168 BPM, for example
  • - Not quite presto
  • - Brisk, to Britten
  • - Brisk musical movement
  • - At a fast tempo
  • - (In music) a brisk and lively tempo
  • - Musically lively
  • - Quick, in music
  • - Fast scoring rate?
  • - At brisk tempo
  • - Swiftly, to Schubert
  • - Brisk, musically
  • - Brisk tempo
  • - Brisk and lively tempo in music
  • - Legal or contrived musical term
  • - About 130 beats per minute, in music
  • - Briskly, in music
  • - At a brisk speed, musically
  • - Nonsensical legal or musical term
  • - At a brisk tempo
  • - Scored briskly?
  • - Term that's musical or legal maybe
  • - Old car with restricted amount of actual leg room
  • - Legal or dodgy piece of lively music?
  • - In quick tempo (music)
  • - Slower than vivace
  • - Musical term or legal nonsense
  • - Musically brisk
  • - 1970s Austin car, noted for its 'Quartic' steering wheel
  • - Brisk movement or passage
  • - Caught in final leg, rowed briskly
  • - Notedly brisk
  • - Brisk and lively tempo
  • - Old Austin with a lively manner
  • - Brisk, in music
  • - At brisk speed (music)
  • - Slower than presto
  • - Brisk movement from everyone, therefore, after change of heart
  • - Brisk and lively, musically
  • - Brisk (music)
  • - Entirely self-obsessed King breaks fast
  • - Brisk movement
  • - Score tempo
  • - Energetic tempo
  • - Brisk, to Brahms
  • - Cheerful tempo
  • - Fast, musically
  • - Swiftly, to Solti
  • - Fast, to a 15-Across
  • - 1947 Rodgers and Hammerstein musical
  • - Up beat?
  • - Rapid movement
  • - Brisk, to Beethoven
  • - How "Waltzing Matilda" is to be played
  • - Fast, to a cellist
  • - Tempo between allegretto and presto
  • - Rapid sonata movement
  • - Faster than moderato
  • - Rodgers & Hammerstein musical
  • - Fairly fast
  • - Lively, in music
  • - Lively bit of music
  • - How to play "Waltzing Matilda"
  • - Rodgers and Hammerstein musical
  • - Fast: Mus.
  • - Brisk, to Bellini
  • - Movement faster than andante
  • - Rodgers show.
  • - Rodgers and Hammerstein show.
  • - Richard Rodgers musical.
  • - Fast movement, in music.
  • - "L'......" by Milton.
  • - Agnes de Mille's latest hit.
  • - Lively symphonic movement.
  • - Up-tempo
  • - Pace of music
  • - Fast tempo
  • - Fast movement
  • - Quick tempo
  • - Fast, in music
  • - Lively tempo
  • - French river or department
  • - Score direction
  • - Musical tempo
  • - Brisk
  • - Briskly
  • - Rapidly
  • - Musical direction
  • - Perfect self-image inspiring Mahler's last movement
  • - Musical term for 'brisk'
  • - Tempo in music
  • - it means musicians are not to loiter in the bar
  • - Staff instruction to get a move on
  • - In brisk tempo
  • - Brisk piece of music
lord
  • - Feudal VIP
  • - Feudal master
  • - Feudal superior
  • - Feudal noble
  • - Feudal title
  • - Royal figure's title
  • - Feudal bigwig
  • - Feudal figure
  • - Sire
  • - Ruler
  • - The Almighty
  • - Byron or Tennyson
  • - Member of Britain's upper house
  • - Earl's title
  • - 'Take My Hand, Precious ......'
  • - Jesus
  • - ...... Speaker (Parliament title)
  • - Master of setting it up in hydrolysis
  • - Jesus, to Christians
  • - Voldemort's title
  • - Lady's man
  • - Lady's partner
  • - Title for fictional detective Peter Wimsey
  • - British nobleman
  • - Poet Byron's title
  • - Man of the manor
  • - Noble title
  • - Titled peer
  • - Manor master
  • - Manor head
  • - Master of using it up in hydrolysis
  • - Some earl or duke? Possibly
  • - Title for an earl
  • - Serfs' employer
  • - Lady's mate
  • - Premier Graham's preceder
  • - Superior rum knocked back, disposing of one litre
  • - The father of colour-blind lion cub is missing
  • - Title for Voldemort
  • - Leaper in a Christmas song
  • - Baltimore, for one
  • - 'Little ...... Fauntleroy'
  • - Title for Byron
  • - Manor-ly gentleman
  • - Prayer recipient
  • - Manor overseer
  • - Ruler producing line on circle -- radius, then diameter
  • - One who minds his manor
  • - Title for a British nobleman
  • - Conrad's '...... Jim'
  • - Deity
  • - Parliament member
  • - -- / Star of the original "Hawaii Five-O"
  • - Duke or earl's title
  • - Head of an estate
  • - Either limit to land for nobleman
  • - Master the choice between pounds and pence once
  • - Master of a 24-Down
  • - Olivier title
  • - Title for Tennyson
  • - "Downton Abbey" title
  • - Byron, e.g
  • - Title for an earl or baron
  • - Byron or Tennyson, e.g
  • - Serf's employer
  • - Lady's man goes around with lounge lizard
  • - and 25 and 26: Senior cabinet minister without specified official duties
  • - Manor's master
  • - Word for a baron
  • - Tarzan title
  • - Tennyson's title
  • - British noble title
  • - Tennyson title
  • - Next-to-last word of grace, often
  • - Tolkien's ".... of the Rings"
  • - Byron, for one
  • - Word before 'have mercy!'
  • - Prayer start
  • - Gracious, that's an uncommon chap
  • - British baron's title
  • - ".... Jim"
  • - Original "Hawaii Five-O" star
  • - Master
  • - .. .. King
  • - Patrician
  • - Sovereign
  • - Powerful person
  • - Noble
  • - Nobleman
  • - British noble
  • - 'God ......'
  • - .... man
  • - Parliamentarian
  • - British title
  • - Title of nobility
  • - Gosh - a nobleman!
  • - Governor, a heartless Lombard
  • - Expressed praise for God
  • - Reportedly praise aristocrat
  • - "___ Of The Flies" (1954 Novel)
  • - Male peer
  • - Magnate, big cheese
  • - "... of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring," this 2001 fantasy adventure movie made an oopsie! A car accidentally found its way to Middle-earth
  • - Title of Conrad's Jim
  • - ... Farquaad ("Shrek" antagonist)
  • - comic almost upset bishop
  • - noble praise is audible
  • - "The ... of the Rings" (film trilogy)
  • - be it accidental or deliberate, the master is hemmed in
newtown
  • - Connecticut location where Scrabble was first manufactured
  • - Connecticut community.
  • - Stevenage, Crawley or Hatfield, for example
  • - possess amphibian before redevelopment
  • - Original conurbation of Milton Keynes, for instance
  • - Milton Keynes for instance, is an unfamiliar place
  • - Force unit to cover wide urban development
  • - Amphibian now ruining Sydney suburb
  • - Conurbation planned and built by the government
  • - Mathematician coming across wife in Harlow perhaps
  • - Scientist accommodating wife in Basildon, say?
  • - Scientist stopped by wide urban development
  • - Little beast's personal garden city?
  • - Unused to outskirts of Welwyn Garden City?
  • - One allegedly very drunk individual in Milton Keynes?
  • - went with own plan to powys place
  • - stevenage or hatfield, e.g.
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