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pens
  • - Parker products
  • - Personnel office array
  • - Parker array
  • - Parker and Cross, for two
  • - Bic or Parker products
  • - Parker and Waterman
  • - Parker or Cross products
  • - Products from Parker and Cross
  • - supply-cabinet items
  • - Hog farm structures
  • - Ballpoints and felt tips
  • - Items with gel and ballpoint varieties
  • - They may be felt-tip or four-color
  • - Stationery items carried by autograph seekers
  • - Implements with ink
  • - makes captive writers
  • - calligraphy staples
  • - some merch-table freebies
  • - restricted areas for writers
  • - Cages writers
  • - Ballpoint or fountain, for two
  • - enclosures for the birds
  • - Some recompense for writers
  • - signature products?
  • - Items used for autographs
  • - Ballpoints, eg
  • - Vaping implements
  • - they have caps and cartridges
  • - Doodling tools
  • - Souvenirs from White House signings
  • - They're used to sign checks
  • - ink-filled implements
  • - Stationary in stands?
  • - chained bank items
  • - Quills and ballpoints, for example
  • - source of some black and blue marks
  • - Implements for some crossword solvers
  • - Pittsburgh NHL squad for short
  • - They can be felt
  • - writers with cartridges
  • - signing ceremony needs
  • - devices that may have erasable ink
  • - Ballpoint and fountain, e.g.
  • - Authors make pounds
  • - Writing tools whose tips are often classified as "fine," "medium," or "broad"
  • - Products of Pilot and Bic
  • - enclosures for river birds
  • - Some click them nervously during exams
  • - Writer's instruments
  • - pilot and others
  • - felt-tip items, maybe
  • - Items in a pocket protector
  • - Nerd-pack contents
  • - Animal enclosures
  • - Kennel features
  • - Slop sites
  • - Sharpies, e.g.
  • - Indites
  • - What songwriters should always have on them
  • - Porker pads
  • - Felt-tips, for example
  • - Zoo cages
  • - Where some stock is held
  • - What stylophiles collect
  • - What great crossword-solvers use
  • - They're at all the big signing ceremonies
  • - Stockyard units
  • - State prisons, briefly
  • - State prisons
  • - Songwriting needs, w/paper
  • - Some quills
  • - Some may be felt
  • - Popular graduation gifts
  • - Pocket-protector contents
  • - Pocket protector fillers
  • - Nibbed tools
  • - Montblanc products
  • - Is the author of
  • - Homes for hogs
  • - Desktop items, perhaps
  • - Desk set
  • - Cross products
  • - Cross creations
  • - Calligraphy implements
  • - Calligraphy aids
  • - Bics
  • - Ballpoints, for example
  • - Ballpoints, e.g.
  • - Ball-point and fountain
  • - Writing utensils with ballpoint and fountain varieties
  • - Writing implements filled with ink
  • - White House bill-signing souvenirs
  • - What confident crossword solvers use
  • - Weapons of Hugo and Zola.
  • - Waterman products
  • - Utensils for Poe
  • - Tools for writers
  • - Tools for confident crossword solvers
  • - They're used for signing contracts
  • - They're often chained to bank counters
  • - They're filled with ink
  • - They're chained in banks
  • - They used to come from wells
  • - They used to be lowered into wells
  • - They supply the write stuff
  • - They may click with writers
  • - They may be pocketed or chained
  • - They can be filled with inks or oinks
  • - Their tips might be felt
  • - Swords' superiors?
  • - Submarine docks
  • - Stylographs
  • - Sties, e.g.
  • - Some swans
  • - Some Matt Gaffney Crossword Contest prizes
  • - Signature pieces?
  • - Set on a desk
  • - School tools
  • - Rollerballs, e.g.
  • - Products made by Paper Mate
  • - Presidential giveaways
  • - Porkers' diggings
  • - Porker homes
  • - Porcine abodes
  • - Pocket protector passengers
  • - Pocket protector items
  • - Places for inks or oinks
  • - Pigs' abodes
  • - People sign contracts with them
  • - People sign checks with them
  • - Mighty weapons
  • - Low-cost promotional handouts
  • - Items filled with ink
  • - Inks, or clinks
  • - Ink sticks
  • - Implements that might have felt tips
  • - Highlighters, e.g.
  • - Fountain and bull
  • - Felt-tips, e.g.
  • - Felt-tip items
  • - Felt tips and ballpoints
  • - Expo freebies, perhaps
  • - Endorsing needs
  • - Editor's supply
  • - Crosses, e.g.
  • - Cross stock
  • - Contract-signing needs
  • - Confining quarters
  • - Confines, as sheep
  • - Confident solvers' supply
  • - Confident puzzlers' tools
  • - Con stables?
  • - Cobs' mates
  • - Breast-pocket items
  • - Brave crossword solver's tools
  • - Bics, e.g.
  • - Bics and Sharpies
  • - Bic writers
  • - Barnyard enclosures
  • - Bank chains hold them
  • - Ballpoints and felt-tips, for example
  • - Ballpoint, say
  • - Paper mates?
  • - Con confines
  • - They may be felt
  • - Livestock enclosures.
  • - Jails
  • - Corresponds with
  • - Puts down on paper
  • - Hutches
  • - Bic products
  • - Keeps in
  • - Desk items
  • - Puts in writing
  • - Writing instruments
  • - Writers' tools
  • - Stationer's supply
  • - Some office supplies
  • - NHL team, for short
  • - Tools for some crossword solvers
  • - Art-store purchases
  • - Stockades.
  • - Pigs' places
  • - Hog hangouts
  • - Pigs' hangouts
  • - Hog homes
  • - Porkers' pads
  • - Cages
  • - Shuts in.
  • - Farm features.
  • - Word processors
  • - Folds
  • - Students' needs
  • - Authors
  • - Scribes
  • - Calligraphy tools
  • - Clinks
  • - Slammers
  • - Coolers
  • - Conference giveaways
  • - Zoo sights
  • - Enclosures
  • - Confines, in a way
  • - Coops
  • - Farm enclosures
  • - Signing implements
  • - Authors (as a verb)
  • - Things you might open with a click
  • - Sties
  • - Signing needs
  • - Encloses scribbles
  • - Ballpoints
  • - Calligraphy utensils
  • - Corrals
  • - Writers might click them
  • - Paper Mate wares
  • - Sows' homes
  • - Endorsers' needs
  • - Composer's instruments?
  • - Writing implements
  • - Pigs' homes
  • - Rollerball items
  • - Writers lose it out of politeness
  • - Pilot production?
  • - Pilot products
  • - What's felt by many students
  • - Desk drawer items
  • - Highlighters, for instance
  • - Confident solvers' implements
  • - Implements for many puzzle solvers
  • - Writers
  • - Stockyard sights
  • - Some hotel freebies
  • - Hog havens
  • - Signing ceremony souvenirs
  • - Tools for confident puzzle solvers
  • - Check endorsers' needs
  • - Stockyard enclosures
  • - Office staples
  • - Female swans
  • - They're often secured at tellers' windows
  • - Writes or scripts
  • - Calligrapher's collection
  • - Stationery store items
  • - Autograph hounds' needs
  • - Writing tools
  • - Uni-ball products
  • - Low-tech screenplay producers?
  • - Corrals or pigsties
  • - Calligraphers' tools
  • - Stock enclosures for writers
  • - Enclosures for writers
  • - Animal cages
  • - Authors, as an article
  • - Bohemian
  • - Ranch structures
  • - Office worker's supply
pant
  • - Blast dog breath all over the place
  • - Breathe like dog
  • - Exhale like a dog
  • - Dog's breath
  • - Breathe heavily, like a dog
  • - Gasp for breath (like a hot dog?)
  • - What hot dogs do
  • - Dogs do it
  • - Have dog breath?
  • - Cool down like a dog
  • - Respire like a dog
  • - Gasp, dog-style
  • - Breathe like a dog
  • - Emulate a hot dog
  • - Make like a hot dog
  • - Hot-dog it?
  • - Breathe like a hot dog
  • - What dogs do in lieu of sweating
  • - Take short breaths, like a dog
  • - Act like a hot dog?
  • - Cool off, dog-style
  • - Gasp for air, like a dog
  • - What a hot dog might do
  • - Resemble a hot dog
  • - Be a hot dog?
  • - What tired dogs do
  • - Sound a hot dog makes?
  • - Imitate a hot dog?
  • - Hot dog breath?
  • - Runners do it
  • - What dogs do to cool off
  • - Dog breath
  • - Huff and puff post a workout
  • - Take quick short breaths
  • - Breathe hard post a run
  • - Breathe heavily or gasp for breath
  • - react to a sprint
  • - Cool off like a dachshund
  • - Breathe hard after running say
  • - quick breath
  • - Breathe heavily, say after a long run
  • - Deep breaths after a workout
  • - Symbol of desire
  • - Show strain
  • - Show signs of exertion or emotion
  • - Show signs of exertion
  • - Reveal results of exertion
  • - React to a fast run
  • - Puff of an engine.
  • - Hyperventilate
  • - Huff and puff like a boxer
  • - Get your second wind
  • - Engine's puff.
  • - Engine puff
  • - Demonstrate fatigue
  • - Breathe noisily after running
  • - Breathe in a way
  • - Breath rapidly
  • - Be in need of air, perhaps
  • - "His nose should ......": W.S. Gilbert
  • - Struggle for breath
  • - Show eagerness
  • - Breathe with difficulty
  • - Pulsate
  • - Palpitate
  • - Pulsation
  • - All: Comb. form
  • - Heave
  • - Have a yen for
  • - Short, quick breath
  • - Breathe loudly
  • - Take short breaths
  • - Breathe heavily
  • - Breathe after a run
  • - Gasp for air
  • - Breathe quickly
  • - .... leg
  • - Show exhaustion
  • - Breathe like a tired runner
  • - Wheeze from soft six-footer
  • - Breathe rapidly
  • - Gasp
  • - Gasp for breath
  • - Factory dropping line is blow
  • - Exhibit excitement
  • - Exhibit polypnea
  • - Exhale after a long run
  • - Blow hard
  • - Puff
  • - Sound breathless
  • - Release heat, in a way
  • - Breathe hard, as after running
  • - Breathe like a boxer
  • - Have a series of sudden inspirations?
  • - Be winded
  • - Trousers, pretentiously
  • - Feel the heat
  • - Sound after running
  • - Sound out of breath
  • - Utter breathlessly
  • - Labored breath
  • - Breathe after sprinting
  • - Breathe laboriously
  • - Gasp in lust, say
  • - Get all breathless
  • - Big huff?
  • - Evince exhaustion
  • - Breathe with effort
  • - Puff like a pooped pup
  • - Breathe in short gasps
  • - Cool off like a collie
  • - Hoity-toity pair of trousers
  • - Cool off like a boxer
  • - Sound after a sprint
  • - Be short-winded
  • - Breathe noisily
  • - Suck wind
  • - Breathe gaspingly
  • - Be affected by a long run, perhaps
  • - Wheeze
  • - Ritzy trousers
  • - Respire, as a Rottweiler
  • - Labor to suck wind
  • - Respire, doggie-style
  • - Type of leg
  • - Be out of breath
  • - Get some much-needed air
  • - Show windedness
  • - Breathe fast
  • - Kind of leg
  • - Eagerly long (for)
  • - Breathe like a bulldog
  • - Sign of overexertion
  • - Show a longing
  • - Fight for breath
  • - Cuffs
  • - Breathe hard
  • - Huff and puff
  • - Throb
  • - Yearn
  • - Breathe with short quick breaths
  • - puff and criticise temperature
  • - Breathe hard, as after a lot of exercise
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