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scrap
  • - Used metal?
  • - Discarded piece of fabric or metal
  • - Leftover piece of metal or paper
  • - Metal debris left in battle
  • - Junkyard metal, say
  • - word before metal and paper
  • - ... metal recycling
  • - Junkyard worthy metal
  • - Leftover piece of wood or metal
  • - Junkyard metal
  • - Metal to be recycled
  • - Discarded metal
  • - Type of heap or metal
  • - Miscellaneous metal
  • - Junk metal
  • - Worthless metal
  • - Piece of waste paper
  • - Old metal.
  • - Metal tossed on a junk heap
  • - Metal that might be recycled
  • - Metal or paper waste
  • - It's good only for its waste value
  • - Dispense with — waste material
  • - Cee Lo "...... Metal"
  • - & 14. Recyclable metal
  • - ...... metal (leftover pieces of steel, perhaps)
  • - Waste metal
  • - Kind of metal
  • - Metal in a junkyard
  • - *Recyclable metal
  • - Recycled metal
  • - Type of metal
  • - Metal waste
  • - Waste material
  • - Metal refuse
  • - Waste
  • - Metal
  • - waste stuff to fight for?
  • - *removes, as paint from a wall
  • - Small fabric remnant
  • - A little fool taking out a car in it
  • - small carp, cooked a little bit
  • - fight for what's been rejected
  • - Brush you throw away
  • - Get rid of and there's a row
  • - Fight for a mere morsel
  • - Lawyer gets a knock in brawl
  • - Ditch the bit left over from battle
  • - fragmentary conflict?
  • - Fight to get rid of something
  • - Fracas in ditch
  • - Cancel fight
  • - Small piece of fabric
  • - Destroy for parts
  • - Not much of a melee?
  • - Drop argument
  • - paper or cloth remnant
  • - Fight to get out of a scrape
  • - But it's not discarded by the dealer
  • - Abandon fight
  • - Cloth fragment
  • - paper bit
  • - morsel or cancel
  • - fight for fragment
  • - There's no great amount of credit when taken in by a fool!
  • - A bit of a fight
  • - fight for a bit
  • - refuse a fight
  • - fight for what has been rejected
  • - throw away a fight?
  • - Bit of southern rubbish
  • - Tailor's tatter
  • - Little leftover piece of paper, say
  • - it's no longer used for a fight
  • - Throw away unfinished jam
  • - Leftover piece of fabric
  • - Discard at the junkyard
  • - a bit of a punch-up
  • - Paper fragment
  • - Consign to the junkyard
  • - Discontinue, as a project
  • - Fragment of paper
  • - Recycling material
  • - Machine shop refuse
  • - Little piece of paper
  • - Junkyard stuff
  • - Consign to the trash pile
  • - Bit for Fido, perhaps
  • - Abort, as a mission
  • - Take to the dump
  • - Note-to-self paper
  • - Leftover piece of iron
  • - Junkyard buy
  • - Haul to the junkyard
  • - Fragment, as of paper
  • - Dump into a Dumpster
  • - Discard as worthless
  • - Discard as useless
  • - Deep-six or eighty-six
  • - Abandon, as a project
  • - Word with iron or heap
  • - Type of iron or book
  • - Treat for Spot
  • - Trash, like a plan
  • - Trash, as a project
  • - Toss into a dumpster
  • - Throw on the junk heap
  • - Take to the junkyard
  • - Stop using
  • - Some smelter input
  • - Small leftover piece
  • - Small leftover
  • - Send to the junkyard
  • - Put into a Dumpster, e.g.
  • - Piece thrown to the dog
  • - Paper to jot down notes
  • - Paper remnant
  • - One kind of book
  • - Material in some recycling bins
  • - Leftover piece of wood, perhaps
  • - Leftover for the dog
  • - Leftover food morsel
  • - Leftover cloth bit
  • - Leftover bit of food
  • - Leftover bit of cloth
  • - Leftover bit for Fido
  • - L7 song that belongs in dumpster?
  • - Kind of iron or heap
  • - Junkyard wares
  • - Junkyard stock
  • - Junkyard fodder
  • - It might be placed in a book
  • - Important item in steelmaking.
  • - Give up on, as an idea
  • - Get rid of song
  • - Fragment or fight
  • - Dump or toss
  • - Dump in a dumpster
  • - Ditch — fight
  • - Ditch — dust-up
  • - Discarded piece
  • - Consign to the junk heap
  • - Cancel, as plans
  • - Break up — fight
  • - Bit of paper
  • - Bit for a quilt, maybe
  • - Abandon, as a plan
  • - Abandon a project
  • - ...... heap (pile of useless junk)
  • - Bit for Fido
  • - Extra piece
  • - Fabric fragment
  • - Junkyard junk
  • - Junkyard material
  • - Leftover piece
  • - Small brawl
  • - Bit of a fight
  • - Tussle
  • - Piece of clothing
  • - Recycling candidate
  • - Bit of fabric
  • - Give up (on)
  • - Engage in fisticuffs
  • - Kind of iron
  • - Type of book.
  • - Prizefight
  • - Sock exchange
  • - Minor fight
  • - Mix it up
  • - Bit of evidence
  • - Annul
  • - Break up
  • - Bit of cloth
  • - Cloth piece
  • - Ort
  • - Leftover fragment
  • - Toss out
  • - Scuffle
  • - Jettison
  • - Leftover
  • - Reject
  • - Spat
  • - Set-to
  • - A little bit?
  • - Small fragment
  • - Do away with
  • - Small piece
  • - Particle
  • - Discontinue
  • - Fragment
  • - Doggie bag bit
  • - Leftover bit
  • - Leftover morsel
  • - Morsel
  • - Doggie bag morsel
  • - Junk ....
  • - Piece of paper
  • - Fracas
  • - Dustup
  • - Abandon
  • - Argument
  • - Rubbish
  • - Whit
  • - Come to blows
  • - Skirmish
  • - Fight
  • - Go at it
  • - Row
  • - Cast off
  • - Quarrel
  • - Lock horns
  • - Toss
  • - Remnant
  • - Bout
  • - Donnybrook
  • - Shred
  • - Brouhaha
  • - To-do
  • - Type of paper
  • - Throw away
  • - Chuck
  • - Throw out
  • - Discard
  • - 86
  • - Dispose of
  • - Deep-six
  • - Eighty-six
  • - Ditch
  • - Small piece of paper
  • - Paper ...
  • - Iron ......
  • - Nix!
  • - Cancel
  • - Dump
  • - Trash
  • - Tiny bit
  • - Bit
  • - Get rid of
  • - Bit of food that might be tossed to a pet dog
  • - Tussle, fight
  • - Discarded part
  • - Discarded material
  • - Fight to get out of some scrape
  • - Get rid of for a bit
  • - Minor fight or quarrel
  • - fight for a piece
  • - Small bit of cloth
  • - Abolish
  • - offcut
  • - fight for a bit of food
  • - stuff prized by the jawas in "star wars"
  • - cancel the fight
comp
  • - Give away for free, informally
  • - Desktop, for short
  • - The "C" of PC, for short
  • - provide fee-free
  • - Something free
  • - Provide freebies
  • - Workers' ...... (money for injured employees, for short)
  • - Give a free ticket to, informally
  • - Free "Kinky Boots" ticket
  • - Provide for free
  • - Supply with a free pass
  • - Give free tickets to, briefly
  • - Provide free of charge
  • - *generating interest on top of interest one has already earned
  • - Workers' ... (on-the-job insurance)
  • - High roller's perk
  • - Vegas freebie
  • - South Bend
  • - Freebie
prof
  • - College VIP, for short
  • - College figure, for short
  • - College employee, for short
  • - Coll. teacher for short
  • - Nickname for some teachers
  • - In favour of female head of dept at uni
  • - College lecturer, for short
  • - Campus teacher, for short
  • - College teacher, for short
  • - University teacher, for short
  • - Fellow with chair for female
  • - Commencement usher, for short
  • - Dissertation adviser, for short
  • - One with a T.A.
  • - Prepresidential title for Bill Clinton or Woodrow Wilson: Abbr.
  • - Campus figure, for short
  • - Instructor, for short
  • - Short title for a university head of department
  • - College teacher, shortly
  • - College teacher, often
  • - College lecturer, maybe
  • - College fig.
  • - Coll. instructor
  • - Class head
  • - Campus lecturer, maybe
  • - C.C.N.Y. figure
  • - Academic handle
  • - Academic (abbr)
  • - Acad. title
  • - Campus fig.
  • - BMOC
  • - Univ. worker
  • - Exam giver
  • - Classroom VIP
  • - Campus V.I.P.
  • - Univ. VIP
  • - MIT VIP
  • - Univ. V.I.P.
  • - Lecture hall leader
  • - Grad student's mentor
  • - Univ. educator
  • - Frosh teacher
  • - University academic
  • - Campus nickname
  • - T.A.'s overseer
  • - Univ. employee
  • - Chem teacher, e.g
  • - College teacher, briefly
  • - Univ. teacher
  • - U. lecturer
  • - Campus faculty nickname
  • - Frosh educator
  • - 12-Down giver, briefly
  • - Duke VIP
  • - Many a Ph.D
  • - Teacher's kin, cut
  • - T.A.'s supervisor
  • - Teacher to sophs
  • - Campus instructor, briefly
  • - TA's boss
  • - Soph enlightener
  • - College teacher, informally
  • - Campus epithet
  • - College instructor (abbr.)
  • - College teacher nickname
  • - Coll. employee
  • - Academic briefly omitting one zero in mathematical work
  • - TA's overseer
  • - Lecture hall VIP
  • - Plum's title in Clue, briefly
  • - 'Teach' at a college
  • - Coll. staff member
  • - Univ. lecturer
  • - One teaching psych, e.g
  • - Faculty title (Abbr.)
  • - Tenured guy on campus (Abbr.)
  • - University instructor, briefly
  • - U. employee
  • - University instructor, informally
  • - VMI VIP
  • - Figure at State U.
  • - One teaching econ, e.g.
  • - One teaching econ or psych, e.g.
  • - Univ. instructor
  • - Univ. figure
  • - Coll. teacher
  • - Class-conscious one, briefly?
  • - College teacher: Abbr.
  • - Faculty VIP
  • - TA's superior
  • - Ivy League instructor, briefly
  • - What a grad student may aspire to be
  • - College lecturer, familiarly
  • - Clue's Plum, briefly
  • - T.A., someday?
  • - Classy sort?
  • - Plum's title, briefly
  • - Head of the class, briefly
  • - 27-Down fig.
  • - Coll. figure
  • - Lecturer, casually
  • - Plum, e.g.: Abbr.
  • - Ivy leader
  • - UCLA employee
  • - Snow White : Doc :: Blanche-Neige : ......
  • - One seeking 15-Across, briefly
  • - Brown bigwig
  • - Psych teacher, e.g.
  • - Econ teacher, e.g.
  • - Temple teacher, briefly
  • - Colgate VIP
  • - Tenured instr.
  • - T.A.'s superior
  • - College figure
  • - University VIP
  • - Campus VIP
  • - Campus figure
  • - Head of the class?
  • - College V.I.P
  • - College VIP
  • - Faculty figure
  • - Instructor
turnaprofit
  • - make money, and an alternate title for this puzzle
  • - How to reach for a tip and make money
  • - Make money?
clippy
  • - nickname of a former microsoft office assistant that resembled an office fastener
  • - Microsoft's old mascot
  • - Microsoft's wiry nineties office assistant
  • - "It looks like you're writing a letter. Would you like help?" character in MS Word
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