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mislay
  • - When, within a month, one's left, can't find
  • - Lose, as keys
  • - Forget where one put, as keys
  • - Put out of place
  • - Put in the wrong place
  • - Lose money on western side of Hebridean island
  • - lose bet, after card is turned over
  • - Hollow conduit
  • - Lose a thousand on a Scottish isle
  • - Lose mass on Scottish isle
  • - Temporarily lose
  • - Fail to find motorway covering Scottish island
  • - Lose momentarily
  • - Lose a lot of faith with many heartless around
  • - Lose temporarily
  • - Lose (something)
  • - Lose track of
  • - Lose track of dispatch on motorway
  • - Lose, for the moment
  • - Lose for a while
  • - Lose roadkill seen in two parts
  • - Lose track of, in a way
  • - To lose track of millions is unprofessional
  • - Place out of place
  • - Place in the wrong place
  • - Emulate an absent-minded professor
  • - Lose, in a way
  • - Lose
mystery
  • - Obscure person in conundrum
  • - Tale, altered in the middle, following the setter's puzzle
  • - Puzzle as the first person's tyres burst
  • - "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
  • - Mister E tells of a puzzling crime
  • - Whodunit genre
  • - My tyres burst? Whodunnit!
  • - 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
  • - 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
  • - puzzling occurrence
spite
  • - Evil impulse
  • - Nasty impulse
  • - Malice shown by chap hiding tea in location
  • - Lasting ill-will, hatred
  • - Vindictive intent
  • - Venomous feeling
  • - acrimonious emotion
  • - Petty emotion
  • - Ill-feeling shown by rejection of on-line advice?
  • - Not-so-nice motivation
  • - In ... of (notwithstanding)
  • - Venomous ill-will
  • - Vengefulness
  • - Desire to hurt or offend
  • - Animosity, venom
  • - Venom(Used today)
  • - John Prine "In ...... of Ourselves"
  • - Revenge
  • - Fence
  • - Petty vindictiveness
  • - Vindictive feeling
  • - Meanness
  • - 'In ...... of that ...'
  • - Desire to harm
  • - For which venom is a metaphor
  • - Malicious behavior
  • - Bitchiness or malice
  • - Treat with malice
  • - Vindictive behavior
  • - Hurt maliciously
  • - Vengeful feeling
  • - Deliberately annoy
  • - Vindictiveness
  • - Pet is destroyed through malice
  • - "Cut off your nose to ...... your face"
  • - A desire to hurt
  • - Malicious ill-will
  • - Venom — a famous warplane made without wood
  • - Mean-spiritedness
  • - Deliberately hurt
  • - Malignant acts
  • - Malicious feeling
  • - Bitter ill will
  • - Meanspiritedness
  • - A vengeful attitude
  • - Malicious desire
  • - Petty motivation
  • - Petty malice
  • - Treat vindictively
  • - Treat maliciously?
  • - Hurt on purpose
  • - Cause of some grudges
  • - ...... fence (item erected to annoy a neighbor)
  • - Malicious feelings
  • - Be catty
  • - Odium
  • - Act maliciously
  • - Kind of fence
  • - Petty ill will
  • - Word with work or fence
  • - A grudge
  • - Thwart maliciously
  • - Rancor; venom
  • - Illwill
  • - Mean hatred.
  • - Cattiness
  • - Bitter feeling
  • - Resentfulness
  • - Acrimony
  • - Maliciousness
  • - Nastiness
  • - Animosity
  • - Malevolence
  • - Venom
  • - Bad feeling
  • - Ill will
  • - Rancor
  • - Malice
  • - Resentment
  • - Grudge
  • - Spleen
  • - Pique
  • - Bad blood
  • - Feeling of resentment
  • - betting it has energy and ill will
  • - fairy ignoring king's venomous ill-will
  • - vindictive sentiment
  • - meanness or hatred
  • - ill-feeling produced by dirty venue in the kent area
  • - Cutting off your nose to .. your face
  • - Malice, venom
  • - Pet is injured by venom
  • - venue contains quiet ill-will
  • - Feeling of ill will
espy
  • - Catch sight of eastern agent
  • - Catch sight of English agent
  • - see the key goes to the agent
  • - Spot a person noted for intelligence
  • - spot eastern agent
  • - Online agent gets notice?
  • - Borders of Everglades - pretty spot
  • - notice eastern agent
  • - Spot a mole at mid-September?
  • - Spot, detect
  • - sports-award spot
  • - point to the agent when you catch sight of him
  • - Glimpse some guide's pyrotechnics
  • - Some theories Pythagoras had to observe
  • - Jimmy V Award for one
  • - Catch sight of a crack in Ahmose's pyramid
  • - In literary usage, to see
  • - Best Female Athlete Award for one
  • - Award for Katie Ledecky or Steph Curry
  • - Award for Tiger Woods
  • - ashley hatch of the washington spirit won one for best national women's soccer league player in 2022
  • - Best WNBA Player e.g.
  • - steph curry won one in 2022
  • - Award won by Tom Brady for Best NFL Player and Best Male Athlete
  • - Notice clairvoyance has unhappy ending
  • - Stories finish with a happy ending, you'll observe
  • - Best Play or Best Upset, e.g.
  • - Sports award given by an ABC subsidiary
  • - 2021 award for Simone Biles
  • - Award for athletic achievement
  • - Best Boxer, e.g.
  • - catch sight of first two escaping with leaders in prison yard
  • - best team or best breakthrough athlete
  • - Award such as Best WNBA Player
  • - Award with a Best NFL Player category
  • - Cable TV sports award won seven times by WNBA great Maya Moore
  • - Cable TV sports award since 1993
  • - Cable TV sports award won three times by Simone Biles
  • - 2021 award for naomi osaka
  • - Notice mole below nude's rear
  • - Catch sight of a man who endangers Western security?
  • - Outstanding Team award or Best College Athlete award
  • - Award for Megan Rapinoe
  • - award whose name is one letter different from the channel that originated it
  • - Award for Chris Nikic
  • - the arthur ashe courage award, for one
  • - best upset, best play, or best game
  • - Detect unknown variable underlying sixth sense
  • - Notice James Bond, say, chasing European
  • - 2019 award for the U.S. Women's Soccer Team
  • - Lift out of self-pity for notice
slog
  • - Laborious march
  • - Tiresome task
  • - Tedious task
  • - Laborious walk
  • - Long tedious task
  • - Seemingly endless task
  • - Long, boring task
  • - Laborious task
  • - Interminable task
  • - Exhausting task
  • - Hardly a quick task
  • - Laborious trip
  • - Laborious work
  • - Laborious process
  • - Wearisome task
  • - What a tough job feels like
  • - Wearisome trek
  • - Walk through a marsh
  • - Wade through water noisily
  • - Wade through slush
  • - Unenjoyable trek
  • - Trudge doggedly.
  • - Tough uphill climb
  • - Tough struggle
  • - Tedious crossword puzzle, say
  • - Plod; toil
  • - Plod through mire
  • - Plod through clods
  • - Plod in paludous places
  • - Plod in mire
  • - One may be long and hard
  • - Miserable journey
  • - March in mud
  • - Make slow progress through hard, tiring work
  • - Long, wearisome journey
  • - Long, hard grind
  • - Long, exhausting march
  • - Long, arduous job
  • - Hit hard — hard work
  • - Hit hard — hard trek
  • - Work hard — hard work
  • - Long, tiring walk
  • - Upright relatives
  • - Move through mud
  • - Move with difficulty
  • - Work hard at
  • - Tramp heavily.
  • - Trudge
  • - Trudge (through)
  • - Grueling work
  • - Trudge through the mud
  • - Long, hard work
  • - Very tiring work
  • - Walk through mud
  • - Hard stretch of work
  • - Walk heavily
  • - Painful proceeding
  • - Obstacle-filled endeavor
  • - Walk laboriously
  • - Make slow progress
  • - Tough going
  • - Trudge through mud
  • - Wild cricket hit
  • - Move through the mud
  • - Hard exertion
  • - Walk wearily
  • - Difficult endeavor
  • - Plod (through)
  • - Plod along
  • - Walk doggedly
  • - Trudge, as through mud
  • - Long, tedious effort
  • - Plod
  • - Uphill climb
  • - Plod through mud
  • - Wade through mud
  • - Make slo-o-o-ow progress
  • - Endless chore
  • - Rough going
  • - Left halfway through really good work
  • - Uphill climb, say
  • - Plod heavily
  • - Chinese money
  • - Tough march
  • - Struggle (through), as mud
  • - Move with effort
  • - Plod through the mud
  • - Make one's way through mud
  • - Go through mud
  • - Tough walk
  • - Tough go
  • - Tough trek
  • - Slow, hard progress
  • - Walk with effort
  • - Walk laboriously, as through mud
  • - Walk, as through mud
  • - Tramp
  • - Move through muck
  • - One is generally long and hard
  • - Struggle (through)
  • - Go, as through mud
  • - Keep going through the mud
  • - Maneuver through mud
  • - Walk heavily and firmly
  • - Move through the mire
  • - Force one's way through mud
  • - Walk through the mud
  • - Tiring walk
  • - Muddy trek
  • - Unleisurely walk
  • - Trudge through sludge, e.g.
  • - Plod, as through mud
  • - Wade knee-deep
  • - March through mud, e.g.
  • - March through mud
  • - Trudge, as through sludge
  • - Wade through the surf
  • - Maneuver through muck
  • - Wade through mud, e.g.
  • - Walk with difficulty
  • - Toil wearily
  • - Walk through muck
  • - Marsh march
  • - Muddy walk
  • - Maneuver in the mud
  • - Trudge through the mire
  • - Arduous journey
  • - Long hike
  • - No walk in the park
  • - Long march
  • - "Take a hike!"
  • - Grind
  • - Exhausting effort
  • - Move slowly
  • - Wade through
  • - Hard work
  • - Toil
  • - Work hard
  • - Toil away
  • - Plug away
  • - Hit hard
  • - Tiring journey
  • - doggedly work with safety-first record
  • - Spell of drudgery
  • - Work determinedly at something
  • - Give up goals to avoid a bit of hard work
  • - Arduous trek
  • - arduous effort
  • - long session of hard work
  • - Work with great effort
  • - Tough journey
  • - Tedious trudge
  • - Big hit
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