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brass
  • - The effrontery of some bandsmen
  • - Nerve of supporters on top of stand
  • - Boldness required to make money
  • - metal alloy of copper, zinc
  • - an amulet or charm in the form of a bell, heart, moon, star, sun-flash etc for the harness of a shire or similar draught animal; or, the copper alloy used to make said ornament
  • - Nerve - but not of steel
  • - effrontery of some bandsmen
  • - the effrontery of the band?
  • - alloy of copper and zinc, used in construction of musical instruments
  • - Type of band or ring
  • - The cheek of some musicians!
  • - Population of the Pentagon.
  • - Occupants of Pentagon.
  • - Metal alloy that tubas are made of
  • - Kind of ring or band
  • - Kind of knuckles
  • - Descriptive of 7's instrument
  • - {/Nitty-gritty, as of negotiations/}
  • - Alloy of copper and zinc
  • - Part of the orchestra in the money?
  • - Much of a marching band
  • - Effrontery shown by a section of the orchestra
  • - Type of band
  • - Nerve of some players!
  • - Runs into singer and part of orchestra
  • - Source of many orders
  • - Alloy of zinc and copper
  • - Epitome of boldness
  • - Impudence of a Br. fool
  • - Kind of band
  • - Shamelessness of some musicians
  • - alloy of copper and zinc containing more than 50 per cent of the former
  • - Type of instrument, trumpet, for example
  • - Section of a marching band
  • - the kind of band made from an alloy
  • - Family of musical instruments
  • - yellow alloy of copper and zinc
  • - Money for the band, perhaps
  • - Orchestra players
  • - Trumpets' section
  • - To get money, you need audacity
  • - The cheek is tender
  • - The scum from brass ordinarily is returned
  • - alloy used for valueless farthings?
  • - money for officers
  • - Money for instruments
  • - Generals and admirals
  • - Metal in a trumpet
  • - Gold-coloured metal alloy
  • - Tin item on chest supported by ship
  • - Army bigwigs informally
  • - Money made by son wearing women's clothing
  • - the effrontery to make money
  • - Orchestra section with horns
  • - ... trumpet, say, for money
  • - Such monkeys don't do certain things
  • - money and two letters for music-makers
  • - Almost impudent joining school band
  • - Orchestra section with trombones and horns
  • - Majors, say
  • - Fish bit angler's bottom - what cheek!
  • - Metal support poles
  • - Alloy used for farthings, one imagines
  • - Supporter with two sons gives money
  • - General hat material?
  • - Military big shots
  • - Cornet composition
  • - officers' money
  • - High-ranking figures, collectively
  • - brother donkey needs vulgar money
  • - Yellowish metal alloy
  • - Horn metal
  • - gall bladder back in fish
  • - what the alloy mannheim gold really is
  • - new orleans's dirty dozen ...... band
  • - Yellow metal
  • - Trombone section
  • - Pentagon figures
  • - Military V.I.P.'s
  • - Carousel's ring
  • - Zinc/copper alloy
  • - Yellowish alloy
  • - Word with top (army bigwigs)
  • - Word with knuckles or tacks
  • - Word with hat or band
  • - Upstairs group
  • - Top military
  • - Pentagon people, informally
  • - Pentagon material?
  • - Pentagon feature
  • - Overbearing quality
  • - Orchestra section where you'd find trumpets
  • - Orchestra section featuring trumpets and trombones
  • - Military VIP's
  • - Metal for a monkey
  • - Material for many a light fixture
  • - Joint Chiefs, e.g.
  • - Horny parts?
  • - Heavy metal alloy
  • - Gold-braided ones
  • - Gold braid wearers.
  • - Generals, etc.
  • - Frank Norris book: 1921
  • - Bold self-assurance
  • - Bigwigs in uniforms
  • - Army honchos
  • - Army biggies
  • - Alpert's instruments
  • - Alloy used for tubas
  • - " . . . putty, ......, an' PAint": Kipling
  • - ...... knuckles (weapons worn on the fingers)
  • - Top guns
  • - Military heads?
  • - High-ranking officers
  • - Military higher-ups
  • - Military honchos
  • - Marching band section
  • - V.I.P.'s
  • - Officials
  • - Hat.
  • - Audacity
  • - Effrontery
  • - Nerve
  • - Chutzpah
  • - 1980s ITV sitcom about the 1930s industrial north
  • - Copper-zinc alloy
  • - Supporters start to save money
  • - Alloy; cheek
  • - Tuba material
  • - Button material, sometimes
  • - Metal in a tuba
  • - Copper and zinc
  • - Battle bosses
  • - Tubas and trombones
  • - Army bigwigs
  • - Top officers
  • - Bold self-confidence seen in orchestra section
  • - Copper alloy
  • - Support something like the Great Britain, providing money
  • - Pentagon bigwigs
  • - Copper-and-zinc alloy
  • - Zinc plus copper
  • - Audacity shown by brother facing fool
  • - Singer brings in right band section
  • - Military VIPs
  • - Fish bringing in right money
  • - Money needed for memorial
  • - Alloy
  • - Trumpets and tubas, e.g
  • - "If you think that the ........ is not blowing hard enough, tone it down another shade or two" (Richard Strauss)
  • - Singer brings in right instruments
  • - Military bigwigs
  • - Money for military VIPs
  • - Metal alloy
  • - Horn material
  • - Metal in tubas
  • - Orchestral section
  • - The top military players?
  • - Pentagon V.I.P.s
  • - Army VIPs
  • - Copper + zinc
  • - Leadership
  • - Common alloy
  • - Money, in British slang
  • - Military muckety-mucks
  • - An alloy
  • - Majors, e.g
  • - Alloy also used for bottle
  • - Band section
  • - Pentagon powers
  • - Metallic alloy
  • - Word with "ring" or "knuckles"
  • - Horn section
  • - Authority figures
  • - Metal used for tubas
  • - Material for a bugle
  • - Bugle material
  • - Trumpet metal
  • - Heavy alloy
  • - Military muckamucks
  • - Word with "tacks" or "knuckles"
  • - Dirty Dozen ...... Band
  • - Military leaders
  • - Officers
  • - Trumpets and trombones, e.g.
  • - Higher-ups
  • - Word with "band" or "ring"
  • - Bigwigs in uniform
  • - Pentagon personnel
  • - Military pooh-bahs
  • - Word before band or ring
  • - Very important people
  • - Big cheeses
  • - Military muck-a-mucks
  • - Copper/zinc alloy
  • - Tuba metal
  • - Base runners?
  • - Group giving orders
  • - Generals and such
  • - High-ranking officers, familiarly
  • - Switchplate metal
  • - Button material
  • - $$$ bigwigs
  • - Orchestra section
  • - Heavy metal
  • - Impudence
  • - Cheekiness
  • - Military group
  • - Top
  • - Gall
  • - "...... crust!"
  • - Trumpets and trombones, but not saxophones
  • - king in deep has nerve
  • - Money from the band
  • - Metal underwear — small
  • - French horn metal
  • - to make money you need effrontery
  • - Instrumental alloy?
repast
  • - On no more courses
  • - Once more, Dad has the first meal
  • - Chowtime, more politely
  • - More than a hot dog
  • - Chow, more formally
  • - Commemorative spread?
  • - agent sat preparing food
  • - Relax about dad's meal
  • - Extremely reasonable late meal
  • - again taking earlier meal
  • - The meal's about to be finished
  • - Concerning history, it's of consuming interest
  • - relax without father's meal
  • - Father taking others out for a meal
  • - Snooze after eating dad's food
  • - concerning earlier meal
  • - meal for father among others
  • - about former times and what we had to eat
  • - Concerning former meal
  • - it's about times gone by and what we had to eat
  • - concerned with tense series of courses
  • - remainder takes father in for a good meal
  • - Old man stops others getting meal
  • - Break in which old man gets meal
  • - agent sat preparing some food
  • - Break in which father is providing meal
  • - Pop in during the break for a meal
  • - christmas feast, e.g.
  • - it's about former times and a meal we enjoyed then
  • - the others pop in for a meal
  • - father divides the remains of a meal
  • - the right paste mixture for a meal
  • - Concerned with now ended meal
  • - Old man gets others round for a meal
  • - father interrupts the others in a good meal
  • - a good meal for father among the others
  • - Dad gets others round for meal
  • - meal is again over
  • - Formal meal
  • - Fine meal
  • - Lavish meal
  • - Lunch or brunch
  • - The old man, among others, gets a meal
  • - Dinner, say
  • - What's for supper
  • - What's for lunch
  • - Food and sleep blocked by father
  • - Spread similar to one of those in 27 across
  • - Break to take secretary for dinner, say
  • - Filling meal
  • - Nourishment
  • - Salesperson has no starter, getting kind of square meal
  • - Meal tapers off
  • - Lunch or dinner, e.g
  • - Brunch, e.g
  • - Supper, e.g
  • - Meal commercial traveller's obtained beside a street
  • - Supper, say
  • - Meal's about finished
  • - The old man breaks snooze maybe for a meal
  • - Restaurant offering
  • - Dinner's gone by again?
  • - Something to eat cooked at supper, cut up
  • - Spread to chow down on
  • - Holiday feast, e.g.
  • - Lunch, say
  • - Fine spread
  • - Spread to chow down
  • - One of three squares
  • - Dinner, e.g.
  • - Epicurean spread
  • - Large dinner
  • - Lunch or dinner
  • - Supper
  • - Sit-down meal
  • - Elaborate banquet
  • - Buffet, e.g.
  • - It's for dinner
  • - Feed
  • - Buffet
  • - Dining occasion
  • - Table, so to speak
  • - An anagram for tapers
  • - High tea
  • - Refection.
  • - Good meal.
  • - Snack or spread.
  • - Bread-and-meat and beer: Great Expectations.
  • - Breakfast, lunch, or dinner
  • - Snack
  • - Collation
  • - A bite to eat.
  • - Gourmand's delight
headstrong
  • - Self-willed chief with powerful following
  • - Obstinate leader gets powerful support
  • - Stubborn chief, resilient
  • - Self-willed boss, wrong to see wife as saint?
  • - Danger host represented, being self-willed
  • - Self-willed
  • - Strong-willed
  • - obstinately self-willed
  • - Wilful, obstinate
  • - Boss appears mighty stubborn
  • - Brain power? Or just impulsive?
  • - Wilful
  • - Obstinately determined the dragons must be beaten
  • - Impulsive organist, not one he'd fancy!
  • - Wilful, determined
  • - Extremely willful
  • - Recalcitrant.
  • - Willful
  • - Stubborn
  • - Determined
  • - Obstinate
  • - Reckless
  • - Rash
ibsen
  • - "Ghosts" writer
  • - His nibs enterprisingly setting out a dramatic talent?
  • - Writer promoted one's birthday cakes
  • - English author making comeback? No time for Scandinavian one
  • - Dramatist and writer for children almost returned
  • - Major influence for Shaw and Wilde
  • - Writer's current book dispatched without back cover
  • - Henrik --, Norwegian dramatist who wrote 'A Doll's House'
  • - Barges in losing rag with writer associated with the pillars of society
  • - Inspiration for Shaw and Wilde
  • - "Peer Gynt" writer
  • - "A Doll's House" author
  • - "Ghosts" writer Henrik
  • - Norwegian playwright Henrik, wrote A Doll's House
  • - Ben is becoming a noted Norwegian
  • - Writer of A Doll's House
  • - Writer is disturbed by book being oddly ignored
  • - point broken nibs out for a writer
  • - "Hedda Gabler" playwright
  • - Norwegian playwright Henrik
  • - Playwright whose social dramas include Ghosts and The Wild Duck
  • - Playwright Ben is slammed
  • - Norwegian dramatist
  • - Noted Norwegian playwright
  • - Henrik ......, 'Hedda Gabler' playwright
  • - 'Hedda Gabler' playwright Henrik
  • - Strindberg contemporary
  • - Gabler's creator
  • - Playwright with digestive condition needing nurse
  • - Playwright
  • - Henrik who wrote 'Peer Gynt'
  • - "Peer Gynt" creator
  • - Norwegian dramatist and playwright
  • - Playwright is barely surviving, eating nothing initially
  • - 'The Master Builder' playwright
  • - Playwright's single book: 'Every Way But West'
  • - Dramatist at home nursing complaint
  • - 'An Enemy of the People' playwright
  • - 'Peer Gynt' dramatist Henrik
  • - Dramatist at home infected by disease
  • - "Ghosts" playwright Henrik
  • - World's #2 most-performed playwright
  • - Norwegian playwright, d. 1906
  • - His last play was 'When We Dead Awaken'
  • - 'Hedda Gabler' author
  • - Norwegian dramatist, d. 1906
  • - Order of St. Olav honoree, 1893
  • - Playwright who wrote in Danish
  • - 'The Wild Duck' dramatist
  • - Hedda Gabler's creator
  • - "When We Dead Awaken" was his last play
  • - "When We Dead Awaken" playwright
  • - Peer Gynt's creator
  • - Creator of Torvald and Nora Helmer
  • - "The Wild Duck" playwright Henrik
  • - "Ghosts" dramatist
  • - "Little Eyolf" playwright
  • - "When We Dead Awaken" dramatist
  • - Norwegian port
  • - The Giving Tree author Silverstein
  • - 'Hedda Gabler' dramatist
  • - Playmaker's chronic complaint over Everton's wingers
  • - Playwright Ben is drunk
  • - henrik ...., norwegian playwright
  • - henrik ..., author of stage plays hedda gabler and the league of youth
  • - henrik ---, dramatist
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