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boredtodeath
  • - HBO original comedy TV series by Jonathan Ames, about a Brooklyn-based writer working as an unlicensed private detective: 3 wds.
  • - Yawning incessantly, say
simonsays
  • - Game with a lot of instructions
  • - Kids' party game [2 wds.]
  • - Children's game — as in 'mossy' (anag)
  • - The Imitation Game
  • - Mimetic game
  • - Game with lots of instructions
  • - Game with many imitators
  • - Kids' imitation game
  • - Children's imitation game
  • - Game based on following directions
  • - Classic children's game
  • - Game with apes?
  • - Game of obedience
  • - Popular group game
  • - Game in which you might do as you're told
  • - Mimicking game
  • - Sylvester's least favorite kids' game?
  • - Party game
  • - Child's game
  • - Kids' game
  • - .... game
  • - Words that encourage people to do as they're told
  • - In this, following directions is mandatory
  • - "You're So Vain"?
satscores
  • - Important figures on H.S. transcripts
deltaco
  • - Chipotle competitor
  • - Fast food chain whose name becomes another company when its last two letters are removed
  • - establishment that offers the beyond 8 layer burrito
  • - Mexican chain with a sun in its logo
  • - Fast-food chain with the slogan 'Unfreshing believable'
  • - Mexican-style fast-food chain
rumour
  • - You're content to support bizarre hearsay!
  • - Gossip, hearsay
  • - Gossip or hearsay
  • - Hearsay, British style.
  • - Hearsay
  • - Piece of hearsay
  • - Bit of tea, to Brits
  • - The upper-class way to learn what isn't actually there
  • - '..is a pipe Blown by surmises'
  • - Unverified report
  • - add spirit to our doubtful report
  • - Curious, Guardian's questionable statement
  • - Tour leader dismissed after alcohol gossip
  • - popular report
  • - Booze cruise lacks leadership or that's the word on the street
  • - Alcoholic drink associated with British grapevine
  • - Drink is like lemon juice with no head - the word on the street is they're presumably passing on that in the local?
  • - What "a little bird" tells you?
  • - Unconfirmed gossip
  • - Information that may well not be true
  • - Unverified story
  • - "...... Has It" (Adele hit)
  • - A little birdy will tell you this drink is like lemon juice with no head
  • - Gossip unusual for us
  • - Drink belonging to us is passed around in a manner of speaking
  • - British tabloid bit
  • - Brit-style gossip
  • - London Sun tidbit
  • - Gossip
  • - Report
  • - Unverified information
rejoins
  • - Meets up with again
  • - comes back to a club
  • - Comes back for another stint
  • - Answers the plaintiff
  • - Answers a reply
  • - Answers
sonnet
  • - Poem for a child with a bit of fishing equipment
  • - Poem succeeded online?
  • - Poem of fourteen lines
  • - Lines for a child rising ten
  • - A poem set around non-fashion
  • - Any of 154 by Shakespeare
  • - Verse of 14 lines that ends with a couplet
  • - Poem with 140 syllables
  • - Poem with fourteen lines
  • - One of Shakespeare's 154
  • - Lines of ten numbers reversed
  • - Heartless Tennyson's new poem
  • - Wrote up numbers after a round number of fourteen lines?
  • - Shakespearean poem with 14 lines
  • - Love names included in prescribed poem
  • - Shelley's Ozymandias, for example
  • - Poem by Petrarch
  • - Petrarchan piece for Laura
  • - Ozymandias, for one
  • - One of Mrs. Browning's poems
  • - Certain poem
  • - Verse form of 14 lines
  • - Bard's poem
  • - Shakespeare poem
  • - One of a famous 154
  • - Issue clear in poem
  • - Poem second on Web
  • - Boy new to ET produces poem
  • - She's first surfing web for poem
  • - Written creation of Michelangelo
  • - Fourteen-lined poem
  • - One of 154 by Shakespeare
  • - Fourteen-line poem
  • - Type of poem cited in 'Easter Parade'
  • - Shakespearean poem
  • - Poem given weight when switching start and finish
  • - Short poem with 14 lines
  • - More than a dozen lines providing child with catch
  • - Verse of 14 lines
  • - Bard's 14-line poem
  • - 'O, never say that I was false of heart ...,' e.g
  • - One of 154 for Shakespeare
  • - A 14-line verse
  • - "The New Colossus," for one
  • - One of Shakespeare's begins "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"
  • - Type of poem mentioned in "Easter Parade"
  • - One begins "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?"
  • - Shelley's "Ozymandias," for one
  • - Poem of 14 lines
  • - 14-line poem
  • - It concludes with a couplet
  • - Verse form with 14 lines
  • - Three quatrains and a couplet
  • - It might be 70 feet long
  • - Ode's cousin
  • - Eschewing New York, Tennyson composed such lines
  • - Poetry form used by Shakespeare
  • - "Ozymandias," e.g.
  • - Wordsworth's forte
  • - Shakespearean gem
  • - Poetic fourteen-liner
  • - Bard work
  • - "Golden Treasury" entry
  • - "Bright Star" by Keats, e.g.
  • - "Bright Star" by Keats is one
  • - Frost piece
  • - Emma Lazarus' 'The New Colossus,' e.g
  • - Shakespearean work
  • - Boy on web will get lines
  • - Southern surfing lines?
  • - Shakespearean verse
  • - Sent off over starting outburst and named by the linesman
  • - Shakespeare creation
  • - Shakespeare verse
  • - Shelley's 'Ozymandias,' e.g
  • - Fourteen-line work
  • - Spenser creation
  • - 14-line verse
  • - "Little song" form
  • - Donne's "Death Be Not Proud," e.g.
  • - Browning output
  • - Browning piece
  • - Browning's "How Do I Love Thee?" e.g.
  • - `abba abba cde cde` creation
  • - It has 14 lines
  • - Verve song about Shakespearean verse?
  • - Donne piece
  • - Octet + sestet
  • - Frost form
  • - Shakespearean lines
  • - Little song, literally
  • - Composition that may be Petrarchan
  • - Browning work
  • - Spenserian work
  • - Shakespearean offering
  • - Shakespearean poetic form
  • - Literally, "little song"
  • - Petrarchan piece
  • - Elizabeth Barrett Browning work
  • - Shakespeare opus
  • - Wordsworth offering
  • - 14-liner
job
  • - One's position
  • - Position to interview for
  • - Paid position of employment
  • - Position at work
  • - ... position
  • - Position of employment
  • - Word with nose or snow
  • - a task for a very patient man
  • - The biblical character of the British Empire
  • - business offering
  • - work for a patient man
  • - Astronomer or astronaut, e.g.
  • - Nine to five work, say
  • - A patient task?
  • - Origin of a surname like Butler, Mason or Wheeler
  • - Résumé sender's desire
  • - rhinoplasty, colloquially is "a nose ........"
  • - word before security or satisfaction
  • - Entry on a rsum
  • - Book that originated the phrase "skin of my teeth"
  • - means of earning
  • - Notably patient person in the Old Testament
  • - Résumé updater's goal
  • - chore demanding patience from him?
  • - Internship's outcome, perhaps
  • - Graduate's objective
  • - Do odd chores for money
  • - Recruiter's offer
  • - The Italian ... (classic heist film)
  • - Bartender banker or bookseller
  • - listing at indeed.com
  • - Nurse nanny or news anchor
  • - "you're doing a great ......!"
  • - What an unemployed person is looking for
  • - LinkedIn post
  • - Cook or stock clerk, for example
  • - Mall Santa, for example
  • - Bank heist, say
  • - "Please get the ... done." (work)
  • - What one takes up for a living
  • - Engagement causing Jo Brand to lose money abroad?
  • - "Can I trust you to get the ... done?"
  • - Crossword construction, for me
  • - employment for patient man
  • - biblical occupation
  • - Paid gig
  • - crossword constructor, e.g.
  • - task requiring a very patient man
  • - It might be part-time
  • - What an employed person has
  • - "Help Wanted" offering
  • - piece of work for man of patience
  • - Stock clerk or truck driver, for example
  • - What you're hired to do
  • - What you do for a living
  • - Snow chaser
  • - Patient person in the Bible
  • - Patient man
  • - It might pay minimum wage
  • - Entry on a résumé
  • - Applicant's desire
  • - ZipRecruiter listing
  • - Word after nose or hand
  • - What an unemployed person lacks
  • - What a recent grad might hunt for
  • - Want ad listing
  • - The patience of ......
  • - Son of Issachar
  • - Something to interview for
  • - Something needed by millions of Americans
  • - Snow follower
  • - Scarcity during a recession
  • - Scarce item in 1932
  • - Puzzle maker, e.g.
  • - Put-up or inside
  • - Post-graduation quest
  • - Place where time is money
  • - Phase in a career
  • - Patriarch of steadfast faith.
  • - Patient biblical character
  • - Old Testament book about a patient man
  • - Nine-to-fiver's concern
  • - Much-tested one
  • - Man from Uz
  • - It's offered in a "help wanted" ad
  • - It may be part-time
  • - Indeed listing
  • - Graduate's quest
  • - Graduate's desire
  • - Doctor or cashier, for example
  • - Crossword construction, for a very select few
  • - Coffee-break brake
  • - Coaching, e.g.
  • - Book after Esther
  • - Archetype of patience
  • - 9-to-5 ......
  • - "The Nut ......" (2014 animated movie)
  • - "Take This ...... and Shove It" (1977 Johnny Paycheck hit)
  • - "It's a dirty ......, but someone has to do it"
  • - "It's a dirty ......, but somebody's got to do it"
  • - "Help Wanted" item
  • - Biblical sufferer
  • - Assigned work
  • - Old Testament patriarch
  • - Kind of action
  • - Heist, say
  • - Monster offering
  • - Word with dirty or dream
  • - Applicant's objective
  • - Jopwell listing
  • - Internship follower, ideally
  • - Exemplar of patience
  • - Interviewee's goal
  • - Task to do
  • - Nine-to-five activity
  • - One with patience in employment
  • - Résumé writer's goal
  • - Applicant's goal
  • - Candidate's quest
  • - Operation for a patient type
  • - LinkedIn listing
  • - Monster.com posting
  • - Interview goal
  • - Simplyhired.com posting
  • - It has its benefits
  • - Indeed.com listing
  • - Biblical symbol of patience
  • - 'Atta girl!'
  • - Gig
  • - Employed people have one
  • - *Unpleasant task that 'someone has to do'
  • - Patient one of the bible
  • - CareerBuilder.com listing
  • - 'You had one ...... ...'
  • - ZipRecruiter.com posting
  • - Line of work for half of those in 19 across
  • - Monster.com post
  • - Line of work for half of 27 down
  • - Applicant's aim
  • - Employment agency listing
  • - Personification of patience
  • - Post book
  • - Outsourced item, perhaps
  • - Snow or nose follower
  • - Book before Psalms
  • - Old Testament sufferer
  • - Snow or bank follower
  • - Biblical inspiration for the Neil Simon play 'God's Favorite'
  • - Epitome of suffering
  • - Many an applicant's goal
  • - "Don't quit your day ......!"
  • - Some rockers have a day one
  • - Offspring "Why Don't You Get a ......"
  • - Craigslist offering
  • - Résumé writer's quest
  • - It needs work
  • - Headhunter's bait
  • - Part of a metaphorical ladder
  • - Offering on Monster.com
  • - "The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away" speaker
  • - One of the Books of Wisdom
  • - Bank heist
  • - "Get a haircut and get a real ......"
  • - Employer's offering
  • - Something to land
  • - It might be found in a plant
  • - Butcher, baker or candlestick maker
  • - Head hunter's find
  • - College graduate's pursuit
  • - Word with snow or bank
  • - Psalms preceder
  • - Object of a graduate's quest
  • - Much-put-upon Biblical character
  • - Income source
  • - Word with snow or day
  • - What an unemployed person hunts for
  • - Word with odd or snow
  • - Biblical figure who says to God "Make me understand how I have erred"
  • - Monster.com listing
  • - Patient fellow
  • - Résumé listing
  • - Slacker's bane
  • - Robbery
  • - 'It's a ....!'
  • - Pilot, e.g
  • - Paragon of patience
  • - Assignment
  • - Work assignment
  • - Unit of work
  • - Coach, for one
  • - Responsibility
  • - Piece of work
  • - Classified listing
  • - "Get a ....!"
  • - Métier
  • - Employment
  • - Occupation
  • - Bread source
  • - Duty-....
  • - It's a living
  • - Role
  • - Heist
  • - Swindle
  • - Fair
  • - Nine to five.
  • - Post
  • - Biblical book
  • - Function
  • - Career
  • - Real piece of work?
  • - Profession
  • - Line of work
  • - Task
  • - Chore
  • - To-do list item
  • - Old Testament book
  • - -
  • - Book of the Old Testament
  • - an undertaking
  • - Opening subject
  • - 'it's a dirty ......, but somebody's gotta do it'
playerone
  • - Who controls the leftmost set of buttons on an arcade cabinet
  • - Person who's ready when an insertion is made
  • - Game starter
dropsahint
  • - Subtly signals interest
soles
  • - bottoms of the feet
  • - homophone of "souls"
  • - Flatfish
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