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patchwork
  • - Quilt-design craft
  • - Quilt makeup
  • - Style of quilt
  • - Quilter's hodgepodge
  • - Kind of quilt
  • - Crazy quilt.
  • - Assortment in pack worth being rejigged
  • - conglomeration of fabric scraps
  • - Assortment
  • - Improvised
  • - Hodgepodge
mystery
  • - Mister E tells of a puzzling crime
  • - puzzling occurrence
  • - Obscure person in conundrum
  • - "Scooby-Doo! ... Incorporated," animated TV series that is part of the Scooby-Doo franchise
  • - Hear man's address to unknown puzzle
  • - Unsolved problem
  • - Like the Men led by Ben Stiller or a Train directed by Jim Jarmusch
  • - Enigmatic quality
  • - It passes all understanding
  • - my story slightly altered as a whodunit
  • - Like a man's overheard secret
  • - We hear Miss Terry is a perplexing puzzle
  • - Closed book, autobiography swapping one's beginning with one's end
  • - Genre for Agatha Christie
  • - PBS anthology series featuring animated title sequences by Edward Gorey
  • - Whodunit genre
  • - My tyres burst? Whodunnit!
  • - Tale, altered in the middle, following the setter's puzzle
  • - but this early play is not necessarily a whodunit
  • - Unsolved situation
  • - PBS series
  • - Unsolved crime
  • - Suspense novel
  • - P.D. James specialty
  • - Genre of the Edgar Awards
  • - Whodunit
  • - Case that hasn't been closed?
  • - It can't be explained
  • - Can't figure out why my tyres burst
  • - Enigma; obscurity
  • - A ........ play is a staged Bible story
  • - Closed book -- whodunnit
  • - Puzzle as the first person's tyres burst
  • - Secret doctrine
  • - A thing hard to explain
  • - Book genre
  • - Agatha Christie's genre
  • - What often comes with a twist?
  • - Object of speculation
  • - Agatha Christie genre
  • - Queen's genre
  • - Whodunit, for example
  • - Agatha Christie offering
  • - Carolyn Keene's genre
  • - Something to figure out
  • - Christie product
  • - Open case
  • - Josephine Tey's genre
  • - Grafton genre
  • - Unkown
  • - P.D. James offering
  • - John Dickson Carr's genre
  • - Detective story
  • - Story of a sort.
  • - Favorite hammock reading.
  • - Rex Stout story.
  • - John Dickson Carr specialty.
  • - Inexplicable phenomenon.
  • - Edgar Allan Poe's specialty.
  • - Crime story?
  • - Enigma
  • - Popular book
  • - Riddle
  • - Mind-boggler
  • - Head-scratcher
  • - Type of story.
  • - Puzzle
  • - See 52-Across
  • - Agatha Christie output
  • - Unsolved case, enigma
  • - Murder Mystery, film series with Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler
  • - baffling phenomenon
  • - Sue Grafton offering
  • - Unexplained happening
treatment
  • - Manner of behaviour in surgery
  • - Handling of patient's request ends in open court
  • - In filmmaking, a ......... is used to pitch the idea of a film before writing the whole script
  • - Handling a term spent in camp
  • - Way of dealing with medical care?
  • - Part of centre at mental hospital may provide it
  • - A term contrived in MASH unit for "medical care"?
  • - soldiers currently in a marquee healing
  • - the way to cure behaviour?
  • - Discussion of psychotherapy perhaps
  • - Natter anxiously about yours truly ahead of time in therapy
  • - One way of handling therapy
  • - Maybe present chaps ahead of time for medical care
  • - Management team thrown in river
  • - The director's handling of the play performed in The Theatre
  • - Way to deal with mate struggling in river
  • - Pick up the tab for workers first to talk in therapy
  • - Pick up the tab for workers the first to talk in therapy
  • - Something for nothing: half of my ear, nose and throat surgery
  • - Manipulation of team swimming in river
  • - Care when mate tumbles into river
  • - Therapy derived from flower involving new team
  • - Enter Matt, comically giving us therapy
  • - free entertainment intended, it's said, for management
  • - Cure present people before time
  • - intent tamer arranged therapy
  • - Handling medicine
  • - therapy management
  • - well, no one wants it!
  • - Care provided to improve a situation
  • - The silent ......
  • - Some passive-aggressive behavior
  • - Medical care
  • - Handling
  • - Present minutes before hospital department's medical attention
  • - What therapists offer
  • - This may require one to be patient
  • - Doctor Matt enters, not coming to a conclusion to give this?
  • - Literary handling
  • - Doctor's specialty
  • - Medical protocol
  • - Movie pitcher's document
  • - What the doctor ordered.
  • - Usage.
  • - Medical attention.
  • - Therapist's concern
  • - ...... care
  • - See 31-Across
  • - Remedy
  • - Regimen
  • - Use
  • - ...... therapy
  • - Cure, remedy
  • - Medicinal application
  • - met to natter about handling
  • - Therapy for an illness
trench
  • - ... coat (belted garment)
  • - Coat type
  • - Coat
  • - Detective's coat, informally
  • - Stink first off around river and long ditch
  • - The work of a digger perhaps
  • - The Mariana, ...deepest oceanic point on Earth at almost 11km below the surface
  • - ditch with deep sides
  • - Ditch, furrow
  • - What is a long, narrow excavation in the ground
  • - Troops' cover
  • - Ditch with steep sides
  • - Acute infectious disease caused by the microorganism Bartonella quintana and transmitted by body lice
  • - A river fish caught in a moat
  • - fish right inside the channel
  • - Hole at the front
  • - right amongst fish in the ditch
  • - Long deep pit
  • - ... foot is a form of frostbite
  • - Scathing worker leaves ditch
  • - fish right inside ditch
  • - Fish accepting right channel
  • - Ditch fish around river
  • - Ditch fish in river? The opposite
  • - Ditch, channel
  • - long, narrow cut looks right in fish
  • - deep part of the ocean
  • - Roaming out of North-Germanic channel
  • - Soldiers' defensive ditch
  • - mariana ...., the deepest place on earth
  • - WWI hideout for soldiers
  • - War zone zone
  • - Long, narrow excavation
  • - Large ditch
  • - Doughboys' ditch
  • - Ditch used in warfare
  • - Rut
  • - Long, narrow ditch
  • - Ditch swimmer crossing river
  • - Long ditch
  • - Channel swimmer crossing river
  • - Narrow ditch
  • - Channel swimmer crosses river
  • - Ditch on the battlefield
  • - Channel 10 covers opening of Reformist Church
  • - War zone excavation
  • - Dug shelter
  • - Fish around river channel
  • - Ditch fishy type over writing
  • - One's dug fish being in river? On the contrary
  • - Depression shared by soldiers
  • - Deep ditch
  • - Battlefield ditch
  • - Freshwater fish crossing river channel
  • - Cut right into fish
  • - Wartime channel
  • - Ditch Yank, wanting time for wife
  • - Fish crossing river or ditch
  • - Fish; move on ice
  • - Bathysphere's destination
  • - GI's ditch
  • - Mariana ...... (world's deepest ocean point)
  • - Long dug pit
  • - Battlefield furrow
  • - Deep furrow
  • - Dug-out area
  • - Mariana ...... (deepest part of the ocean)
  • - Battleground excavation
harm
  • - Cause injury to, hurt
  • - charming to carry injury
  • - Husband with gun injury
  • - pharmaceuticals cause internal injury
  • - charming about damage
  • - charming about injury
  • - Injury sustained from hydrogen bomb?
  • - Injury brings member to hospital
  • - Loses the head with appeal for physical injury
  • - Some charming injury
  • - Injury; damage.
  • - Casing for handling long-term injury
  • - Do injury to
  • - Cause injury to
  • - Cause injury
  • - Physical injury
  • - Injury
  • - Damage absorbed by much armour
  • - No .. done
  • - Don't do it, doc!
  • - Do more ... than good
  • - damage put right in meat
  • - Impair appeal when going topless
  • - No ...... done (I'm fine)
  • - initially having no limbs and so constituting no danger
  • - hurt a hot-headed member
  • - injure with a hard weapon
  • - Suffering amateur covering Queen
  • - Do no ..., doctor's promise?
  • - "Don't worry, no ... done"
  • - loss of initially healthy limb
  • - "No ... in trying"
  • - "First, do no ..." (physician's maxim)
  • - Damage caused by hothead with a weapon
  • - You would prefer to stay out of its way
  • - Cause grievance physically or mentally
  • - Result of a hothead having a weapon?
  • - Lead role on "JAG"
  • - The H in GBH
  • - Another word for "injure" that rhymes with "swarm"
  • - Hippocratic oath prohibition
  • - Meryl Streep starrer "...First Do No ..."
  • - Out of ......'s way (safe)
  • - Hippocratic oath subject
  • - "Wouldn't ...... a flea"
  • - "First, do no ......" (rule for doctors)
  • - "First, do no ......" (health care oath)
  • - "First, do no ......" (doctors' principle)
  • - Bruise
  • - Abuse
  • - Cause pain
  • - Danger
  • - Wrong
  • - Cause damage to
  • - Do damage to
  • - Affect adversely
  • - Impair
  • - Injure
  • - Aggrieve
  • - 'I don't see the ....'
  • - Wrong hospital wing
  • - 'First Do No ......' (Meryl Streep TV film)
  • - 'No ......, no foul'
  • - Result of malpractice
  • - Maltreatment
  • - Draw, having lost lead -- damage done
  • - Cause damage
  • - What doctors shouldn't do
  • - "I'm OK, no .... done"
  • - Perniciousness
  • - 'First, do no ......'
  • - Hippocratic oath no-no
  • - In ....'s way (in danger)
  • - Hurt, injure
  • - Render unsound
  • - Maim or mar
  • - Bad thing to cause
  • - Do damage
  • - Do a disservice to
  • - Opposite of "enhance"
  • - Abuse some pharmaceuticals
  • - Inflict pain on
  • - Have an adverse effect on
  • - Inflict pain
  • - Tort basis
  • - Hippocratic Oath word
  • - No-no, per the Hippocratic Oath
  • - Detriment
  • - Short-long metric feet
  • - Draw blood
  • - Disserve
  • - Injure top of head and limb
  • - Wing, ding, or sting
  • - There's none in asking
  • - It's proscribed by the Hippocratic oath
  • - Peter Murphy "Keep Me From ......"
  • - Medical proscription
  • - Ill treatment
  • - Medical motto word
  • - Mistreatment
  • - It's best to stay out of its way
  • - "What's the ...... in that?"
  • - Mischief
  • - Foul requisite?
  • - "Bodily" follower
  • - Inflict damage upon
  • - Maim
  • - Massive Attack "Safe from ......"
  • - Maltreat
  • - What doctors are sworn not to do
  • - What Massive Attack keeps us "Safe from"
  • - Do violence to
  • - Evil eye's intent
  • - Claim in a suit
  • - Word in the Hippocratic oath
  • - Doctor's motto word
  • - Disservice
  • - Foul-call cause
  • - Break a leg?
  • - Vitiate
  • - Hippocrates proscription
  • - Havoc
  • - What enemies mean to cause you
  • - You want to stay out of its way
  • - Pollute, say
  • - Don't be in its way
  • - Stay out of its way!
  • - Mistreat
  • - Do a number on
  • - Bring on the pain
  • - Wound
  • - Traumatize
  • - Scathe
  • - Evil
  • - Rough up
  • - Ruin
  • - Damage
  • - "What's the —?"
  • - Hurt
  • - Damage end of skewer, digging into meat
  • - Injure hot member in a cast?
  • - damage property or someone's reputation
  • - damage (avoided by doctors?)
tankard
  • - Local vessel, managed single-handed?
  • - Drinking vessel
  • - Oktoberfest vessel
  • - Beer hall vessel
  • - Grog vessel
  • - Alehouse vessel
  • - Pub vessel
  • - Ale vessel
  • - Vessel with a hinged cover
  • - Alehouse serving
  • - Mead vessel
  • - travel fast? it's difficult when husband bails out vessel
  • - Large beer mug
  • - Beer stein
  • - Cheers: drunk drank from this!
  • - Beer pot
  • - Beer mug
  • - Stein's kin
  • - Drinking pot
  • - Cheers — drank liquid from this!
  • - Pub container
  • - Pewter mug
  • - Pot if tense? Head of agency drank bubbly
  • - Stein relative
  • - Pot volunteers drank, strangely
  • - Stein's cousin
  • - Mug taking military vehicle on a road
  • - Army drank in mess, out of this?
  • - Ale cup
  • - Tall ale mug
  • - Big mug
  • - Ale holder
  • - Hinged beer stein
  • - Container for 13 Down
  • - Serving of 52-Across
  • - Cup with a cover
  • - Stein
  • - Handled cup
  • - Large mug.
  • - Pewter or pottery piece.
  • - Wassail holder.
  • - Relative of a beaker.
  • - English stein.
  • - Mug with a cover
  • - Mug
  • - Large drinking mug
  • - stein-like beer mug
  • - it might be held to carry porter?
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