- - Fuel from a marsh
- - Organic material found in marshes
- - Moss product
- - Marsh product
- - Marsh deposit
- - Product of decaying flora
- - Bog product
- - Fuel from marsh
- - Marsh matter
- - Marsh fuel
- - Marsh material
- - Sphagnum product
- - Burnable bog product
- - ... moss (type of fertilizer)
- - fuel a pet used
- - A favourite around the turf
- - Soggy, decomposed soil found in bogs
- - Organic fuel (anagram of "tape")
- - Organic material sometimes used as fuel (anagram of "tape")
- - source of scotch's smokiness
- - Stuff from a bog
- - Tangled tape understood to be burnt
- - Carbon-rich partially rotted deposit of vegetable matter
- - Pate used as fire starter
- - Ending for 're-' or 'three-'
- - Quietly put away accumulated 19 of 16
- - Whiskey flavoring
- - Vegetable fuel (rhymes with "feat")
- - bog body preserver
- - It gives many Scotches their smoky taste
- - A pet soil conditioner?
- - Partly decayed plant matter
- - It gives whiskey a smoky flavor
- - ... moss (soil additive)
- - ... moss (fertilizer)
- - hope a tradesman has some fuel
- - ... moss (bog growth)
- - swamp buildup
- - Knotted tape useful to gardeners
- - Bog stuff
- - Irish fuel
- - Fen fuel
- - Vegetable fuel
- - Vegetable matter
- - Variety of moss
- - Swamp fuel
- - Moss used as fuel
- - Marshy matter
- - It comes from moss
- - Earthy fertilizer
- - Decayed swamp matter
- - Bog contents
- - ...... moss (mulch material)
- - ...... moss (garden shop purchase)
- - ...... moss (garden fertilizer)
- - .... moss (gardener's buy)
- - Word before moss
- - Word before bog or moss
- - Word before bog
- - Vegetable-matter fuel
- - Type of bog or moss
- - Turf in a fen
- - Turf fuel
- - Turf for fuel
- - Three-...... (third consecutive championship)
- - This may be bogged down
- - The P of KPMG
- - Swamp substance
- - Starting material in coal formation
- - Sphagnum, ... moss
- - Soil amender
- - Sod for fuel
- - Saturated and compressed vegetable matter, used as fuel when dried out
- - Primitive fuel
- - Plant matter used as a plant covering
- - Plant fuel
- - Organic combustible
- - Mulching matter
- - Mulch matter
- - Mossy fuel
- - Moss used for mulch
- - MoorÂ's makeup
- - Moor matter
- - Marshy material used for fertilizer and fuel
- - Gardener's moss
- - Fuel, in Cork
- - Fuel used in smokeless briquettes
- - Fuel or turf
- - Fuel of a sort
- - Fuel material
- - Fuel in Ireland
- - Fuel in Galway
- - Fuel from vegetable tissue
- - Fuel from the bogs.
- - Fuel from plants
- - Fuel from a sump
- - Fuel found in wetlands
- - Fuel for Flaherty
- - Fuel cut from bogs
- - Fuel also used as fertilizer
- - Fertilizer choice
- - Dry fuel
- - Decayed vegetable matter
- - Decayed matter used as fuel
- - Cork fuel
- - Combustible turf
- - Coal, originally
- - Boggy material used as fertilizer
- - Bog plant, ... moss
- - Bed material
- - A kind of moss
- - .... moss (garden-shop buy)
- - Fuel(Used today)
- - Form of fuel
- - Fire fuel
- - Organic soil
- - Fuel from a bog
- - Resource from a bog
- - Bog material
- - Fuel from bogs
- - Natural flavorer of Scotch
- - Vegetable matter a domestic animal has eaten
- - Bog buildup
- - Bog fuel
- - .... moss (gardening material)
- - Pressure to consume fuel
- - Fibrous plant material
- - Fertilizer from bogs
- - Natural fuel source
- - Fuel common in Scotland
- - Organic fuel
- - Mulching material
- - Everglades deposit
- - Content of a bog
- - Scotch flavorer
- - Answer found in favourite fuel
- - Fuel some escape attempts
- - Decaying plant material, used for fuel or mulch
- - Fibrous plant material used as fuel or mulch
- - Natural fuel
- - Fire fuel in whiskey production
- - Bog moss
- - Turf used for fuel
- - Bog yield
- - Part of some potting soils
- - Fuel common in Ireland
- - Bogged stuff
- - Fuel used in some whisky production
- - Common fuel in rural Ireland
- - Moss type
- - It's bogged down
- - Fuel energy found in animal dung?
- - Contents of a bog
- - Dried plant material used as fuel
- - Dried fuel
- - Three follower, in sports
- - Fuel material from bogs
- - Fuel in smokeless briquettes
- - .... moss (gardener's material)
- - Fuel from a fen
- - Word with bog or moss
- - Boggy matter
- - It lends a smoky flavor to Scotch
- - Gardening moss
- - Bog harvest
- - Bog matter
- - Fuel from boggy land
- - Potting soil ingredient, often
- - MoorГ%82's makeup
- - Boggy material
- - Type of moss
- - Combustible from a bog
- - Flammable moss
- - Moor's makeup
- - Irish fireplace fodder
- - Fuel for Irish hearths
- - Decayed plant material used as fuel
- - Bog burnable
- - Dirt flavor in whisky
- - Highly efficient carbon sink
- - Three-....: consecutive sports titles
- - Kind of bog or moss
- - Moss material
- - Flammable fuel source
- - Bog component
- - Bog accumulation
- - ...... moss (gardening purchase)
- - It's in the bog
- - Wetlands turf
- - .... moss (soil conditioner)
- - .... moss (garden mulch)
- - Fuel source from bogs
- - Three-....: sports portmanteau
- - Garden supply
- - Moor material
- - Irish fireplace fuel
- - Fuel from fens
- - Fertiliser
- - Garden fertilizer
- - Moss.
- - Organic fertilizer
- - Solid fuel
- - Swamp thing
- - Moss source
- - Fuel source
- - Soil additive
- - Fertilizer ingredient
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- - Ocean region that's far away from shore: 2 wds.
- - Expanse of ocean perhaps not near land
- - Ocean's main body
- - Golf tournament spot, reportedly somewhere far out in the main
- - Endless ocean having restricted places for carbon?
- - The main time to hunt with son away
- - It's far from the 50 Across
- - Setting for most of 'Moby-Dick'
- - Middle of the ocean
- - Area outside of territorial waters
- - Main part of an ocean
- - It's beyond the three-mile limit
- - Area beyond the marine belt
- - View during an ocean crossing
- - Earth, for the most part
- - Ocean beyond territorial waters
- - Area beyond the three-mile limit
- - View from the QE2
- - Expanse beyond the harbor
- - Ocean, mostly
- - The briny
- - It's beyond the harbor
- - Mid-ocean
- - Beyond the twelve-mile limit
- - The briny deep.
- - The bounding main
- - work seen to be suspect beside a part of an ocean?
- - Prospect following land clearance
- - work seen uneasily by american to show where trawlers go?
- - Vastness surrounding a pirate ship say (2 wds.)
- - Midcruise milieu
- - Ship's place
- - Maritime law area
- - Swell place
- - Piracy venue
- - Pirate's place
- - Expanse far from ports
- - *Where whales often roam
- - Mariner's place
- - Water far from land
- - Expanse far from shore
- - Area far from port
- - Whaler's milieu
- - Whale-watching venue
- - Place for piracy
- - Bounding main
- - Far-out locale
- - It's far from shore
- - Swell spot
- - International waters
- - Where pirates prey
- - Swell area
- - Where to find clear sailing
- - Porthole view
- - Spot for 24-Across or 6-Down
- - Deep water
- - Tar's milieu
- - Piracy place
- - Buccaneer's bailiwick
- - Place for 18-Across
- - Pirates' place
- - Where fleets sail
- - Where international maritime law applies
- - Where clippers go at a clip
- - It's far out
- - Water not surrounded by land
- - Place for mariners
- - Unenclosed waters
- - Marine area
- - Nonterritorial waters
- - Gipsy Moth's milieu
- - Blue water.
- - Whale watch spot
- - View from a porthole
- - Deep
- - Briny expanse
- - Pirate's domain
- - ...... Main
- - Briny deep
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- - Diving-in-pool sound
- - Frolic in the pool
- - Jump into the pool
- - Hitting-the-water sound
- - Emulate Gene Kelly in a famous scene
- - Cavort in the pool
- - Jump into a pool
- - Enter a pool
- - Enter the pool
- - Make a sudden noise in liquid
- - Big impact
- - Big media display
- - Poolside sound
- - Send water flying
- - Movie about a mermaid named Madison
- - 1984 comedy
- - Movie featuring a mermaid
- - RESULT OF TAKING A DIVE
- - Quite an impact
- - 1984 Hannah/Hanks comedy
- - Diver's efflorescence?
- - Belly flop sound
- - Eclat
- - Conspicuous display
- - Sensation
- - ...... spray
- - Make waves?
- - Impression
- - Stir
- - Ostentatious display
- - Ostentation
- - Ostentatious show.
- - Display
- - Tom Hanks movie
- - *Tom Hanks film
- - Flick water around to make silly pals be quiet
- - Shocking dive by top soccer players left Aussie spectators heckling
- - Tom Hanks mermaid film
- - Sprinkle water on
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- - Levered open and looked closely inside
- - Jimmied (open)
- - Forced with a crowbar
- - Forced (apart)
- - Forced open
- - forced (open), as a pistachio
- - Peppered with nosy questions
- - Was too curious about lions, say
- - snooped in someone's diary
- - Impertinently inquired
- - Was too inquisitive
- - Snooped about? Sounds like arrogance!
- - Made impertinent inquiries
- - Asked nosy questions
- - Used a crowbar
- - Used a crowbar on
- - Was meddlesome
- - Poked one's nose where it didn't belong
- - Asked too much
- - Asked too much of someone?
- - Was 60 Across
- - What psychiatrist did, revealing pronounced self-importance
- - Acted the snoop
- - Got all snoopy
- - Asked too many personal questions
- - Used a lever on
- - Asked a lot of questions, say
- - Was too nosy
- - Used leverage
- - Dug 'Satisfaction' reportedly
- - Got too personal
- - Got too inquisitive
- - Stuck one's nose where it didn't belong
- - Got some leverage on
- - Had too many questions
- - Dug for gossip
- - Asked a lot?
- - Acted the busybody
- - Minded someone else's business
- - Asked too many questions
- - Asked a lot of questions
- - Moved by leverage
- - Used a lever
- - Meddled
- - Worked a crowbar
- - Nosed about
- - Was nosey
- - Levered
- - Worked loose
- - Nosed into
- - Looked inquisitively.
- - Moved with a lever.
- - Raised with a lever.
- - Kept. Asking. More. And. More. Questions.
- - Was a busybody
- - Was nosy
- - Stuck one's nose in
- - Got nosy
- - Minded other people's business.
- - Was a snoop
- - Was snoopy
- - Snooped (about)
- - Jimmied
- - Showed curiosity
- - Was curious
- - Was inquisitive
- - Nosed (around)
- - Snooped (around)
- - Looked closely
- - ....-nosed
- - Snooped
- - got a bit too personal
- - Was nosy parker not content with English in papers?
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- - Hog farm enclosure
- - Filthy character in 44-Across: Hyph.
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