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lope
  • - Effortless pace (rhymes with "hope")
  • - Natural pace
  • - Gangly pace
  • - Slow running pace
  • - No-rush pace
  • - Easy running gait
  • - Pace between trot and gallop
  • - Casual pace
  • - Relaxed pace
  • - Run at an easy pace
  • - Effortless pace
  • - Running pace
  • - Easy running pace
  • - Easy pace
  • - Relaxed running pace
  • - Leisurely pace
  • - To run with slow, ungainly paces
  • - Effortless pace (anagram of "pole")
  • - long-striding gait
  • - Way to run to work when among the French
  • - pole forced to walk
  • - Run with a long stride
  • - run around pole
  • - With a leisurely stride, head south, away from the mountainside
  • - Bound to cut loose in the end
  • - Run with a long swinging stride
  • - Run to see odd pies
  • - behold exercise run
  • - a bit less than a canter
  • - Run like a lazy horse
  • - To move or run with a long, swinging stride
  • - Full opera needs cutting down for run
  • - Run with a long, bounding stride
  • - Walk or run with long strides
  • - Bound; lollop
  • - Unforced gait
  • - Run with bounds
  • - Easy, simple trot
  • - Run in an easy, swinging way
  • - Easy bounding gait
  • - Lazy stride
  • - Long, easy stride
  • - Dramatist de Vega
  • - Stride along
  • - Long bounding stride
  • - Gait that's faster than a trot
  • - Easy canter
  • - Canter's kin
  • - Writer de Vega
  • - Walk with long strides
  • - Unrushed gait
  • - Trot loosely
  • - Trot along
  • - Swing stride.
  • - Stride swingingly
  • - Stride leisurely
  • - Run with easy strides
  • - Run with ease
  • - Run with a bounding stride
  • - Run off a farm?
  • - Run like a giraffe
  • - Rapid gait
  • - Poet ...... de Vega
  • - Natural gait of a horse
  • - Natural gait
  • - Mustang's gait.
  • - Move with a long bounding stride
  • - Long, easy gait
  • - Gait resembling a canter
  • - Gait rate?
  • - Gait like a canter
  • - Dramatic poet ...... de Vega
  • - Cross-country gait
  • - Canter's relative
  • - "La Dragontea" poet .... de Vega
  • - ...... de Vega
  • - A kind of gait
  • - A gait
  • - Gazelle gait
  • - Run like a gazelle
  • - Gait
  • - Amble
  • - Easy walk
  • - Bound along
  • - Run with long bounding steps
  • - Casual stride
  • - Easy trot
  • - Leisurely gait
  • - See exercises for extended stride
  • - Wolf's gait
  • - Trot easily
  • - Take huge strides in crucial operation
  • - Run along easily
  • - Casual gait
  • - Take huge strides in surgical operation
  • - Run casually
  • - Horse's bounding stride
  • - Easygoing gait
  • - Stride
  • - Easy stride
  • - Long, steady gait
  • - Bound around
  • - Run like a deer
  • - Run with an easy gait
  • - Make great strides?
  • - Run easily
  • - Easy jog
  • - Run gracefully
  • - Retriever's gait
  • - Run unhurriedly
  • - Palomino's gait, maybe
  • - See exercise take great strides
  • - Bound along incline, but not initially
  • - Bounding stride
  • - Run with little effort
  • - Run, but not seriously
  • - Relaxed gait
  • - Maybe 25 percent of a gallop
  • - Stride easily
  • - Easy sort of run
  • - Easy swinging gait
  • - Spanish dramatist ...... de Vega
  • - Where skiers may be missing foremost run
  • - Unhurried gait
  • - Easy type of run
  • - Unhurried run
  • - Relaxed stride
  • - Run with a long, easy stride
  • - Run leisurely
  • - Gently run
  • - More than trot
  • - Not a full-out run
  • - What may be good for the long run?
  • - Long stride
  • - Less than a full run
  • - Canter's cousin
  • - Left order for exercise to run easily
  • - Way to run
  • - Nearly effortless gait
  • - Long, swinging stride
  • - Carefree gait
  • - Horse's run
  • - Leisurely stride
  • - Move with long strides
  • - Make big strides
  • - Effortless gait
  • - A bit more than a trot
  • - Run without much effort
  • - Run in long, easy strides
  • - Canterlike gait
  • - Walk like a wolf
  • - Run in long strides
  • - Run with long strides
  • - Jogger's gait, perhaps
  • - Pasture gait
  • - Canter leisurely
  • - Move along easily
  • - Graceful gait
  • - Gangly gait
  • - Run like a wolf
  • - Go at an easy gait
  • - Run of the ranch?
  • - Run in long, smooth, easy strides
  • - Kangaroo's gait
  • - Run like a coyote
  • - Go easily
  • - Move easily
  • - Bound
  • - Bounding gait
  • - One way to run
  • - Easy run
  • - Horse's gait
  • - Easy gait
  • - Horse gait
  • - Canter
  • - Run
  • - long steady stride
  • - Run, run away after losing head
  • - Run into a pole, possibly
  • - Not quite run away to marry, more like canter at a leisurely way
  • - run with bounding steps
  • - move with bounding steps
  • - when the pole breaks, run!
noh
  • - traditional form of japanese theatre
  • - Japanese dance/drama
  • - Form of Japanese theatre
  • - Japanese theatre genre
  • - Venerable Japanese stage genre
  • - Japanese play
  • - Japanese drama: Var.
  • - Japanese drama with masked performers
  • - Japanese classical drama
  • - Form of Japanese dance drama in which the performers often use fans
  • - Japanese drama genre
  • - Drama performed in front of a painted image of a pine tree
  • - Japanese theater genre
  • - Japanese theatre
  • - Classic Japanese drama
  • - Japanese classical theatre
  • - Masked Japanese drama
  • - Traditional Japanese drama
  • - Highly stylised Japanese drama with music and dance
  • - Japanese 7-Down
  • - Traditional Japanese drama form
  • - Japanese dramatic form
  • - Musical drama performed in masks
  • - Japanese drama style
  • - Japanese drama involving masks
  • - Japanese theater form
  • - Plays performed in shozoku robes
  • - Classic Japanese drama form
  • - Japanese masked drama
  • - Classical Japanese theatre
  • - Japanese musical drama
  • - Classic Japanese theater
  • - Japanese dramatic style
  • - Dance-drama in Nagano
  • - Classical Japanese drama
  • - Kabuki relative, and a hint to five puns in this puzzle
  • - Form of Japanese drama
  • - Drama in Yokohama
  • - Japanese entertainment
  • - Drama in Kyoto
  • - Japanese theater (Var.)
  • - Japanese high drama
  • - Drama in Osaka
  • - Japanese theatrical style
  • - Stylized Japanese theater
  • - Kind of Japanese mask
  • - Japanese drum
  • - Stylized Japanese drama
  • - Japanese drama
  • - Japanese dance-drama
  • - Japanese drama form
  • - Japanese theater
  • - Japanese art
  • - As performed in teatres in Okkaido and Onsu?
  • - Drama in masks
  • - food son avoided in japanese theatre
  • - masked drama performed since the 14th century
  • - Return of honourable drama
  • - Show with masks
  • - Dramatic form similar to Kabuki
  • - play whose intermission may include a kyōgen performance
  • - drama performed since the 1300s
  • - Traditional masked drama
  • - Ezra Pound work
  • - Theater with masks and fans
  • - Theater with masks
  • - Theater with comedic Kyogen interludes
  • - Theater performed under an indoor roof
  • - Play with fans
  • - Play form using wooden masks
  • - Masked drama type
  • - Literally "talent"
  • - Ezra Pound book
  • - Pound work
  • - Honshu drama
  • - Masked drama
  • - Kabuki relative
  • - Kabuki kin
  • - Dance-drama of Japan
  • - Osaka drama
  • - The oldest known theatrical art that's still performed today
  • - Drama since the 1300s
  • - Theater art since the 1400s
  • - Masked drama of Japan
  • - Drama with many fans
  • - Form of 24 a Mitford aristocrat backed?
  • - Masked drama form
  • - Kabuki cousin
  • - Traditional drama is grind devoid of energy? The reverse
  • - Theatrical form
  • - Overseas drama
  • - Drama performed on a curtainless stage
  • - Kabuki alternative
  • - Tokyo stage shows
  • - Drama with masks
  • - Traditionally all-male art form
  • - Yokohama drama
  • - Drama genre with many fans
  • - Genre of "The Damask Drum"
  • - Plays accompanied by hayashi
  • - Eastern drama
  • - Kin of kabuki
  • - Eastern theater genre
  • - Stylized dance drama
  • - Drama on stages that look like Shinto shrines
  • - Theater with fans
  • - Plays with masks
  • - Venerable theatrical form
  • - Kabuki's cousin
  • - "The Damask Drum", "The Well Cradle", etc.
  • - Eastern theatrical style
  • - Drama with named masks
  • - Some of its players wear masks
  • - Stylized drama
  • - Cousin of kabuki
  • - Drama that uses masks
  • - Drama with lots of fans
  • - Drama with choral chants
  • - Drama form with a chorus called the jiutai
  • - Oriental drama
  • - Drama often with masks
  • - Eastern musical drama
  • - Dance-drama with measured chants
  • - Eastern theatrical form
  • - Classic drama of Japan
  • - Play with masks
  • - Far East drama form
  • - Zeami Motokiyo's art form
  • - Tokyo entertainment
  • - Nagano drama
  • - Tokyo stage show
  • - Drama style
  • - drama queen's latest expression of surprise
our
  • - "It'll be ... best project yet"
  • - "The Fault in ... Stars" (2012 best seller)
  • - "where did ...... love go" (1964 supremes hit)
  • - Your, and my, court appearance is extremely short
  • - fátima or notre dame = ...... lady
  • - "The Fault in ... Stars" (2014 film)
  • - "Days of .. Lives"
  • - behaviour that's finally down to us
  • - .... House, Madness song
  • - ... Flag Means Death: (Max show)
  • - Jointly-owned, say
  • - .... girl, military drama starring michelle keegan
  • - "... Migrant Souls" (Hector Tobar book)
  • - 2007 Taylor Swift hit ... Song
  • - "Time of ... Lives" (2014 Pitbull and Ne-Yo song)
moi
  • - 'Why, you don't think I did it, do you?'
  • - 'You can't mean me!'
  • - 'You couldn't possibly mean me!?'
  • - 'Yours truly,' facetiously
  • - 'Surely not ME!?'
  • - "Surely you don't mean me"
  • - "You can't think I'm to blame?"
  • - "surely you don't mean yours truly, right?"
  • - "You couldn't mean ME?"
  • - Miss Piggy tagline
  • - Coy comeback
  • - Affected response to an allegation
  • - Oneself, snootily
  • - Me, to Michel
  • - Pronoun for Miss Piggy
  • - "Little old me?"
  • - Facetious "Who, me?"
  • - Me, overseas
  • - Me, to Mimi
  • - 'Little ol' me?'
  • - Exclamation of feigned innocence
  • - Pretentious question
  • - Mannered comeback
  • - Air-kiss sound effect
  • - What Descartes called himself
  • - Me, to Maupassant
  • - "......?" (Miss Piggy word)
  • - 'Li'l ol' me?'
  • - 'Voulez-vous coucher avec ......?'
  • - Angers me?
  • - "Li'l ol' me? Hah!"
  • - Miss Piggy's catchword
  • - Montmartre me
  • - Miss Piggy's reply
  • - Me, in Marseilles
  • - Miss Piggy pronoun
  • - Question of false modesty
  • - Word from Miss Piggy
  • - Word of fake innocence
  • - Me, to Fifi
  • - Mock-stunned 'Me?'
  • - Comeback of exaggerated innocence
  • - 'Pas ......' (Dijon denial)
  • - Me, in Lyons
  • - Me, to Luc
  • - Affected denial
  • - Question posed with feigned shock
  • - Me, to Maurice
  • - Ingenuous question
  • - Coy response
  • - Monique's "me"
  • - 'J'accuse!' reply
  • - Miss Piggy's query
  • - Pronoun from Miss Piggy
  • - Reply of feigned surprise
  • - Pretentious query
  • - Miss Piggy, self-referentially
  • - Mock-incredulous query
  • - French 101 pronoun
  • - Ostentatious
  • - Pompous
  • - 'Who, me?'
  • - Parisian pronoun
  • - French pronoun
  • - '...... me!'
  • - Word said with feigned innocence
  • - First-person French pronoun
  • - "...... aussi" (french words of agreement)
  • - 'i'm being accused?'
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