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pans
  • - Skewers
  • - Chef's needs
  • - Lone star group?
  • - Sautéing receptacles
  • - Paella cookware
  • - Reviews negatively
  • - Cake tins
  • - Items for frying bacon
  • - Skillets woks and the like
  • - Braisers and woks
  • - Implements used for frying eggs
  • - Vessels for reheating jiaozi
  • - Searches for gold
  • - pots' cookware partners
  • - Some things in the dishwasher
  • - Dad's collecting new cooking equipment
  • - Cookware for frying
  • - Break up vessels
  • - Goes for the gold, in a way
  • - Pots and ......
  • - Seeks gold in a stream
  • - Producers' fears
  • - Hardly recommends
  • - Gives no stars
  • - Baking containers
  • - Searches for gold, in a way
  • - Reviews unfavorably
  • - Prospecting tools
  • - Gives a thumbs down to
  • - Balance parts
  • - Baking utensils
  • - Zero-star reviews
  • - Woks and skillets
  • - Vessels used to fry bacon
  • - Vessels for frying
  • - Utensils used for frying
  • - Utensils for frying
  • - Unsparing reviews
  • - Uncomplimentary reviews
  • - Tweets "da buzzfeed puzzle is fukkin dumb af," say
  • - Thumbs-down reviews
  • - Sweeping shots
  • - Spiders on stoves
  • - Some wedding registry gifts
  • - Some spiders
  • - Some film shots ... or reactions
  • - Slams, in review of show
  • - Skillets, e.g.
  • - Roasts, in a way
  • - Prospectors' receptacles
  • - Pots' pals
  • - Partners of pots
  • - Partner of pots
  • - Opposite of raves
  • - One-star ratings
  • - Oil receptacles
  • - Looks for gold, in a way
  • - Kitchen gifts
  • - Implements used by gold prospectors
  • - Gold seekers' gear
  • - Gives zero stars
  • - Gives one star to
  • - Gives half a star, say
  • - Gives a zero-star review to
  • - Gives a poor review to
  • - Gets gold in a way
  • - Follows with a camera
  • - Film producers' banes
  • - D- reviews
  • - Criticizes, as a movie
  • - Cooking vessels that often have nonstick coatings
  • - Blasts, in a way
  • - Awards zero stars to
  • - "Thumbs-down" film reviews
  • - Pie plates.
  • - Turns thumbs down on
  • - Kitchen gear.
  • - Spiders.
  • - Cooking utensils.
  • - Slates
  • - Kitchen needs
  • - Denigrates
  • - They're often seen nesting in a kitchen
  • - Kitchen array
  • - Raves' opposites
  • - Gives one star, perhaps
  • - Prospecting props
  • - Reviews you don't want
  • - Gives two thumbs down to
  • - Stove-top sights
  • - Gives a bad review to
  • - Reviews harshly
  • - Sweeps the set
  • - Gives a terrible review to
  • - Poor reviews
  • - Gives zero stars to, say
  • - Gives one star, say
  • - Nasty reviews
  • - Williams-Sonoma purchases
  • - Show closers, perhaps
  • - Rates poorly
  • - Gold prospectors' receptacles
  • - Works as a sourdough
  • - Sweeping shots, in movies
  • - Lousy reviews
  • - "Iron Chef" tools
  • - Skillets, for example
  • - Reviews badly
  • - Baker's receptacles
  • - "Only the credits held my attention" et al.
  • - "Top Chef" equipment
  • - "Iron Chef" props
  • - Stove-top vessels
  • - Balance-scale parts
  • - Cooking show props
  • - Gives a scathing review
  • - Disparages
  • - Woks and skillets, e.g
  • - Skillets
  • - Stovetop equipment
  • - Scathing reviews
  • - Looks for gold
  • - Equipment on 'Chopped'
  • - Disapprovals from a reviewer
  • - Stovetop items
  • - Frying utensils
  • - Terrible reviews
  • - Bacon-frying vessels
  • - Vessels for frying bacon
  • - Two-thumbs-down reviews
  • - Brutal reviews on Yelp
  • - Bad reviews
  • - Forty-niners' equipment
  • - 'Chopped' props
  • - Nightmares on opening night
  • - Opening night nightmares
  • - Creperie equipment
  • - Frying needs
  • - They're often greased with butter
  • - 'Ugh' reviews
  • - Brutal reviews
  • - Pots' partners
  • - Vessels that may be oven-safe
  • - Rotten reviews
  • - Fry cooks' utensils
  • - "Iron Chef" necessities
  • - Critiques like a chef?
  • - Kitchen items break when knocked over
  • - Skillets and woks
  • - Harsh reviews
  • - Gives no stars to
  • - 'Master Chef' tools
  • - Kitchenware collection
  • - Blistering reviews
  • - Restaurant supply
  • - Gives a bad review
  • - Some have a nonstick surface
  • - Shivaree implements
  • - Some kitchen utensils
  • - Frittata equipment
  • - Gives two big thumbs down
  • - Knocks in the theater
  • - Roasts
  • - Rips
  • - Criticizes severely
  • - Slams
  • - Finds fault
  • - Severely criticizes
  • - Trashes
  • - Discouraging words
  • - Pots
  • - Cooking vessels
  • - Kitchen utensils.
  • - Chef's collection
  • - Cookware
  • - Cookware items
  • - Cook's collection
  • - Kitchen collection
  • - Kitchenware
  • - Some cookware
  • - Galley array
  • - Tools for Wolfgang Puck
  • - "Iron Chef" vessels
  • - Goes for the gold?
  • - Galley supply
  • - Gives zero stars to
  • - Green splats, on Rotten Tomatoes
  • - Containers.
  • - Slacks
  • - Animadverts
  • - Criticizes harshly
  • - Criticizes
  • - Knocks
  • - Works out
  • - Pots and ... (kitchen items)
lap
  • - Napkin's spot
  • - Victory ..., race winner's celebratory round
  • - Victory ... (winner's celebratory round)
  • - Napkin's seat?
  • - Luxurious place to live a dog's life?
  • - Pet's place
  • - Kitty's seat
  • - Friendly cat's perch
  • - Runner's span around the track
  • - Tot's story spot
  • - napkin's place during dinner
  • - Napkin's perch
  • - Place to put a dinner napkin
  • - Baby's favorite seat
  • - Place for one's napkin
  • - Perch for a picture with Santa
  • - Cuddly cat's seat
  • - Drink like Kitty
  • - Trip around the track, say
  • - ... of luxury
  • - Pool or race unit
  • - One circuit of a track
  • - Spot for a loving cat
  • - At last install a power circuit
  • - call a mate up for a drink
  • - Take a victory ...
  • - Trip round the track
  • - Running unit, say
  • - Two lengths of a pool
  • - Single trip around a racetrack
  • - Equivalent of 400 meters, often
  • - circuit [3]
  • - Knees that a cat or dog might sit on
  • - Unit in Mario Kart games
  • - Where you might hold a cat or a small dog
  • - Place for a cuddly cat
  • - One pass around a running track
  • - To the end of the pool and back in swimming
  • - Cozy place for a cat
  • - Once around a skating rink
  • - Place to balance a MacBook Air
  • - Racing track unit
  • - late-night dance location, perhaps?
  • - "sat in your ......" (kate bush song)
  • - Store Santa offering
  • - gently ripple water
  • - stage in a race
  • - outdistance, pass
  • - Comfortable place to sit and have a drink
  • - word that may precede dog, band or top
  • - unit in a swimming pool or racetrack
  • - In the ... of luxury (rich)
  • - once around the rink
  • - Swim lesson distance
  • - Spot for a snuggly cat
  • - scoop up with tongue
  • - Thighs of a seated person
  • - race car circuit?
  • - One circuit around a racetrack
  • - Somewhere for cat to sit and drink
  • - Once around the NASCAR track
  • - 100 meters in an Olympic-sized pool
  • - 400 meters, frequently
  • - Once around the racetrack
  • - Pass again on a track
  • - Spot for a Pom
  • - ... desk (support for working from a sofa, say)
  • - Spot that only exists when sitting down
  • - one circle around a track
  • - where a small dog might sit or drink
  • - common cat seat
  • - Fall into your ... (appear suddenly)
  • - what cats are doing on the track?
  • - Where kids sit on Santa
  • - Where a contented cat may curl up for pats
  • - Trip around the racetrack in Super Mario Kart
  • - Distance around the track
  • - Seat for a grandchild
  • - Place for a tiny dog
poet
  • - Maya Angelou, e.g
  • - Frost, e.g
  • - Rap composer, e.g
  • - Rap writer, e.g
  • - Pound, e.g
  • - Mary Oliver, e.g
  • - Burns, e.g
  • - Sonneteer, e.g
  • - 35-Across writer
  • - Limerick writer, e.g
  • - 31-Across, e.g
  • - 67 Down, e.g
  • - Byron, e.g
  • - Doe, e.g
  • - Keats, e.g.
  • - Sappho, e.g.
  • - Homer, e.g
  • - Shakespeare, e.g.
  • - Odist, e.g.
  • - 34-Across, e.g
  • - wordsworth or yeats, e.g.
  • - Yeats or Keats, e.g.
  • - Audre Lorde, e.g
  • - Robert Frost or Robert Burns, e.g.
  • - wordsworth or keats, e.g.
  • - Writer of verse
  • - Bard
  • - Browning but not cooking
  • - One who's well-versed in the arts?
  • - Rhyme writer
  • - Writer of verses
  • - Chaucer or Milton
  • - Person who writes verses
  • - Reciter at a slam
  • - "A nightingale who sits in darkness," per Shelley
  • - The Border's Pocket Rocket synonymous with Limerick
  • - Frost, for example, at both ends of Powell Street
  • - Wordsworth or Whitman
  • - Frost or Nash
  • - No harm in metaphor produced by Yeats
  • - Lyricist, essentially
  • - Couplet creator
  • - Foot expert?
  • - Audre Lorde or Lord Byron
  • - 'Every great architect is ... a great ....': Wright
  • - Frost, for one
  • - Bard uses Old English in small part
  • - Writer of rhymes
  • - Verse creator
  • - Shakespeare or Pound
  • - Many a Pulitzer winner
  • - Keats or Yeats
  • - Person creating verses
  • - Browning or Burns
  • - Poe or Kipling
  • - Shelley's "nightingale"
  • - Maya Angelou, for one
  • - Auden, Blake or Coleridge
  • - Thomas or Milton
  • - Writer of odes
  • - Rhymer at a coffeehouse
  • - Competitor in a slam
  • - Coffee shop entertainer
  • - Master of rhymes
  • - Linesman is responsible for 17 down
  • - Nightingale, per Shelley
  • - One who works with feet
  • - Rhythmic versifier
  • - Rondeau writer
  • - Frost or Browning
  • - Reader at a slam
  • - Haiku writer, say
  • - Any limerick writer
  • - Reader at an open mic
  • - Yeats or Heaney, say
  • - One inspired by Erato
  • - 'Always be a ...., even in prose': Baudelaire
  • - Slam participant
  • - Sonnet writer
  • - Writer whose mission/Is rhymed composition
  • - Coffeehouse performer
  • - Blake or Byron
  • - Lyricist's kin
  • - Rhyming writer
  • - Coffee shop open-mike performer, perhaps
  • - Shakespeare was one
  • - American writer close to Walt Whitman?
  • - Paula Meehan or Paul Muldoon
  • - Frost
  • - Man of letters?
  • - Keats, for one
  • - Wordsworth, for one
  • - Shelley, for one
  • - Keats or Byron
  • - Foot massager?
  • - Versifier
  • - Verse writer
  • - Homer, for one
  • - Sonneteer
  • - Rhymester
  • - Foot specialist?
  • - One working with feet?
  • - Odist
  • - Bard? One to a T!
  • - kitty takes in european writer
  • - Wordsworth or Poe
  • - allen ginsburg or diane di prima
  • - Wordsworth or Dickinson
  • - Verse writer such as Maya Angelou
  • - sonnet smith
  • - Person who creates verses
  • - Philip Larkin or Patricia Lockwood
  • - Milton, say, old favourite around
  • - Rupi Kaur, for one
  • - you might be one, and not know it?
  • - ode writer
  • - william shakespeare, for one
  • - 'I'm a ..., and I didn't even know it!'
  • - One who writes sonnets
  • - Frost or Angelou
prodding
  • - urging forward
  • - Nudging
  • - Incitement
  • - Spurring (on)
pulverized
  • - Crushed into powder
  • - Ground into powder
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