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amassed
  • - Slowly built up
  • - Accumulated, stored
  • - Stocked up
  • - Racked up
  • - Saved up
  • - All lumped up
  • - Built up, as a fortune
  • - Rolled up
  • - Heaped up
  • - Stored up
  • - Gathered (up)
  • - Piled up
  • - Built up
  • - Gathered or accumulated a large quantity
  • - Gathered together in great quantity
  • - A Catholic service young Edward got together
  • - Congregated in pyjamas, sedately
  • - Gathered together as dames dancing around
  • - gathered and made out after consuming dope
  • - collected idiot found in a body of water
  • - Gathered there's a transmitter for the audience
  • - Gathered over time
  • - Gathered in great quantity
  • - Body found in A&E ward finally collected
  • - Agglomerated
  • - Gathered seams torn in TV commercial
  • - Accumulated by the pope?
  • - Accumulated a great quantity
  • - Gather a fool plunged into sea
  • - Pulled together
  • - Got a lot of
  • - Emulated Henry Clay Frick
  • - Collected substantially
  • - Heaped
  • - Made a hoard.
  • - Collected together.
  • - Accrued
  • - Hoarded
  • - Garnered
  • - Accumulated.
  • - Stockpiled.
  • - Gathered
  • - Assembled
  • - Collected
  • - Put together
  • - Brought together
  • - Gathered together.
  • - Same sad converts got together
  • - gathered a great deal by journalist
  • - Gathered in a large number
  • - Gathered for a ship feature announcement
  • - Accumulated in quantity
unsteady
  • - Changing? Stay nude!
  • - Irregular stay, with nude dancing
  • - Rocky could be nude, say, dancing around top of table
  • - Doctor stayed with multinational organisation, initially, not firm
  • - Tipsy Tuesday round Nag's Head for Dicky?
  • - Tending to wobble
  • - french article stayed terribly insecure
  • - Wobbly note during Sunday broadcast
  • - Insecure shifting dunes at end of bay
  • - Faltering
  • - not sure-footed
  • - Dizzy playing tunes on jazzy day
  • - Lacking balance, and nasty due to change
  • - Liable to shake
  • - Subject to change or variation
  • - Rocky is due a fall but not now
  • - Rocky from a French stable
  • - Wobbly, tipsy Tuesday round Nag's Head
  • - Roughly Tuesday around noon -- not fixed
  • - Like a wobbly walk
  • - Insecurely positioned
  • - Like a victim of one too many
  • - Like a sot's gait
  • - Wavering
  • - Teetering
  • - Erratic.
  • - Rocky ....
  • - Wobbly
  • - Tipsy
  • - Shaky.
  • - Precarious
  • - Shaky one from France stayed in trouble
  • - tunes composed by day - terribly wobbly
  • - Tottery, shaky
  • - Like someone without sea legs
  • - Wobbly, uncertain
  • - commercial found in sun, yet terribly faint
dressy
  • - Elegant and formal
  • - Elegant character in dry surroundings
  • - Stylish groom? Yes, initially
  • - (Of clothes) stylish
  • - It's elegant inside padre's synagogue
  • - Wearing stylish clothing
  • - Stylish clothes
  • - Formal, elegant
  • - Elegant type of wine conceals most of the chaos
  • - Stylish, as garb
  • - Stylish, as suits
  • - Sartorially elegant
  • - Elegant: Colloq.
  • - Stylish: Colloq.
  • - Stylish, elegant
  • - Stylish
  • - Elegant
  • - Elegant, like a frock
  • - Fashionable clothing ultimately trendy
  • - Elaborately attired
  • - First years get ready beforehand for formal, perhaps
  • - Very formal
  • - like cocktail attire
  • - Like prom attire typically
  • - suit-able?
  • - Smart medico got messy without leadership
  • - being fond of smart clothes wins some of the padre's sympathy
  • - formal, as an affair
  • - More formal than business casual
  • - Like formal clothes
  • - Elegantly attired inside padre's synagogue?
  • - like events you wouldn't wear jeans to
  • - Fond of smart clothes
  • - Unlike casual clothes
  • - like french cuffs
  • - Got up smartly
  • - smart doctor, yes - worried about son
  • - Flamboyant; swish
  • - Not casual (attire)
  • - Highly fashionable
  • - Smart (attire)
  • - Liking to wear fancy or formal clothes
  • - Requiring one's Sunday best
  • - Like upscale parties
  • - Like Million Dollar Mind Game outfits
  • - Like formal parties
  • - Formal, as clothes
  • - Fancy, as attire
  • - Describing white tie and tails.
  • - Clad in fine attire
  • - Ostentatiously smart
  • - For formal occasions
  • - Like the Met Gala
  • - Like pants worn to a gala
  • - Smart, formal
  • - Clothes suitable for a smart occasion
  • - Beyond 'business casual'
  • - Formal English ship in waterless surroundings?
  • - Black-tie
  • - Fancy, as a gala
  • - U-turn from casual
  • - Not casual
  • - Andre's system's smart indeed
  • - Suitable for a formal dinner
  • - For formals
  • - Like formal clothing
  • - Somewhat formal, as attire
  • - Casual's opposite, clothes-wise
  • - Like formalwear
  • - Like most wedding attire
  • - Like clothes at formal occasions
  • - Like gala attire
  • - Fancy, as clothing
  • - Formal, fashion-wise
  • - Requiring formal wear
  • - Suitable for evening wear
  • - Like tails
  • - Formal, fashionwise
  • - Formally attired
  • - Formal, sartorially
  • - Fancy, as clothes
  • - Fancy in apparel
  • - Somewhat formal
  • - Fancily decked out
  • - Like evening gowns
  • - Like evening wear
  • - Like a top hat and tails
  • - A bit formal
  • - Like attire at the Academy Awards
  • - Black-tie, for example
  • - Appropriate for a formal dinner
  • - Like galas
  • - Rather formal
  • - Like an evening gown
  • - Like tuxedos
  • - Requiring a tie, e.g.
  • - Requiring fancy duds
  • - Like prom gowns
  • - Like formal attire
  • - Definitely not come-as-you-are
  • - Like garb for a gala
  • - Nice, as clothes
  • - In fancy clothes
  • - Like some affairs, attirewise
  • - Like a snazzy outfit
  • - Formal, casually
  • - Kind of clothes
  • - Unlike a T-shirt and blue jeans
  • - For formal affairs
  • - Casual's opposite, when it comes to clothes
  • - Formal, for wear
  • - Requiring a tie
  • - Showy in attire
  • - Modish
  • - Like a formal affair
  • - Elegantly clad.
  • - Very chic.
  • - Having a fashionable air: Colloq.
  • - Smart: Colloq.
  • - Ornate
  • - Ornamental
  • - Chichi
  • - Sharply attired
  • - Well-attired
  • - Very smart
  • - Fashionable
  • - Chic
  • - Elaborate
  • - Showy
  • - Posh
  • - Smart ..
  • - Formal.
  • - Fancy ......!
  • - Sharp
  • - opposite of casual
  • - formal, not drinking around european ship
alas
  • - Unfortunately grabbed by dental assistant
  • - "sadly, 'tis not to be"
  • - Sorrowful exclamation echoed by a girl
  • - A girl is too short, sad to say
  • - "Such a pity" cry
  • - "It wasn't to be"
  • - A young girl's in hearing, I'm sorry to say
  • - "Too bad for little old me"
  • - Lead-in to some regrets
  • - by bad luck; used to express unhappiness, pity, or concern
  • - Quaint expression of pity
  • - "Too bad for me, the old poet"
  • - "That's really too bad"
  • - "it was not to be" preceder
  • - "Too bad for me," in 1729
  • - "..., poor Yorick!": Shak.
  • - ...., poor Yorick
  • - Most of all when succeeding, unfortunately
  • - 'That's most unfortunate'
  • - Melancholy sigh
  • - Unfortunately a final ended early
  • - A girl's incomplete expression of regret
  • - Sadly, a girl loses her last son
  • - Regrettably, American girl's lost one son
  • - '......, poor Yorick', quotation from Hamlet
  • - "... the day!" (exclamation from "Twelfth Night")
  • - Celebrations not beginning, sadly
  • - Alack the day!
  • - Lamentable remark
  • - "welp ..."
  • - old-fashioned "dammit"
  • - Unfortunately raised in Faisalabad
  • - hamlet's "oh no!"
  • - Taking most of the salad back with a regretful expression
  • - Cest la vie
  • - Woeful cry from a girl snubbed
  • - start of a plaint
  • - "it's a shame, but ..."
  • - An expression of regret in the general assembly
  • - A girl scratching back sadly
  • - Griever's expression
  • - a girl isn't finished, sadly
  • - "Alackaday!"
  • - Unfortunately! (arch)
  • - formal "it be like that sometimes"
  • - "What terrible news!," in quaint language
  • - Unfortunately raised in Crossalaght
  • - A young woman has had bottom pinched, sadly
  • - "Such an unfortunate situation!"
  • - unfortunately false name lacks one
  • - Uneven railways removed, sadly
  • - "...., i am not coop'd here for defence!": shak.
  • - Hamlet's expression
  • - Melodramatic cry of dismay
  • - "... poor Romeo!": Shak.
  • - "‘Tis a bummer"
  • - "How unfortunate!" old-style
  • - Melodramatic shout
  • - Expression of lament
  • - Where a cobbler may be, missing Times unfortunately
  • - woeful cry from a girl, we hear
  • - ...but what it cannot do?
  • - "what a crying shame!"
  • - Lamenting word
  • - Regrettably, a girl can only be heard
  • - Henry Howard's "..., so all things now do hold their peace"
  • - Central Asian expression of sadness
  • - "What a shame!", as Shakespeare would write it
  • - Railways suffering regular cuts unfortunately
  • - cry of sorrow, back in the day
  • - "Woe is me!" exclamation
  • - Unfortunately raised in Los Alamos
  • - Quaint I have sad news …
  • - Area final curtailed, sadly
  • - woeful cry on stage
  • - Lamentation word
  • - Dear me! (arch)
lastleg
  • - End of a relay race (final 3 letters + …)
  • - What the anchor runs, in a relay
  • - Final segment of a relay race: 2 wds.
  • - End of a long trip
  • - Relay race finale
  • - End of a long journey
  • - End of a relay race
  • - Final part of a relay
  • - Final phase of a trip
  • - Final race segment
  • - End of a journey
  • - Final part of a journey
  • - Trip ender
  • - End of a relay
  • - End of a trip
  • - Climax of a relay race
  • - Finish of a relay
  • - End of a race
  • - Journey's end
  • - Relay closer
  • - The .., Channel 4 show hosted by Adam Hills
  • - Anchor's responsibility
  • - What an anchor is found on
  • - Anchor's stretch
  • - Anchor's run
  • - Trip conclusion
saturday
  • - Ian McEwan novel whose story takes place on a single day
  • - One day of the week
  • - One of seven, for example, grabbing a stool
  • - The "S" of SNL
  • - First day of the weekend
  • - One day, study ARA properly
  • - First day of weekend
  • - Day named for the sixth plant from the sun
  • - Last of seven, for many
  • - Part of the weekend
  • - The Jewish Sabbath
  • - Day whose child works hard for a living
  • - Day named after the planet of the rings
  • - Day named after the sixth planet from the sun
  • - Chicago's "in the Park" time
  • - The seventh of seven on a calendar
  • - Start of TV Guide listings
  • - Last of a familiar hebdomad
  • - It's named after a Roman god.
  • - It's named after a planet.
  • - Part of "SNL"
  • - First half of the weekend
  • - Day of the week after Friday
  • - A day of the week
  • - Ian McEwan novel from 2005
  • - when one has rested half an hour and there's still time
  • - It's half a weekend
  • - 2005 novel by Ian McEwan
  • - duty sara rearranged for 24 hours
  • - ... Night Live is a live comedy skit show
  • - .... Night Fever, disco film starring John Travolta
  • - Chance for many to sleep in
  • - '-- Night Live'
  • - Weekend part
  • - Skewered meat includes chopped tongue and a date
  • - Jewish Sabbath
  • - When most college football games are played
  • - It's alright for fighting, sang Elton John
  • - Sabbath for some
  • - Rest time
  • - Sinatra's ".......... Night"
  • - "Juke Box ...... Night"
  • - Usual time for varsity football
  • - Time unit named for a Roman god.
  • - Ringed planet's namesake.
  • - Christmas, 1954.
  • - Historic club in Boston.
  • - "Satire is what closes on ...... night" (George S. Kaufman)
  • - "S.N.L." segment
  • - Matinée time
  • - Ditto 32 Across.
  • - Mr. .... Night, musical co-written by Billy Crystal
  • - Doctor Sara with duty for twenty-four period
  • - Far-right column on a calendar, perhaps
vitus
  • - saintly victor given a new suit
  • - Saint of the dance
  • - Saint given a new suit at the civic centre
  • - Saint of dancers
  • - Saint (with a pathological dance)
  • - Patron saint of dancers and actors
  • - Patron saint of dancers
  • - Patron saint of comedians
  • - .. Bering, Danish explorer who mapped the Russian far east
  • - Explorer Bering
  • - St. .......... (third-century child-martyr)
  • - One of saintdom's Fourteen Holy Helpers
  • - Danish navigator Bering
  • - Danish explorer Bering
svengali
  • - Scheming musician in George Du Maurier's 1894 novel Trilby
  • - Old Bob manipulated leaving sinister controller
  • - Musical villain of George Du Maurier's novel Trilby
  • - Sinister and controlling person named after a George du Maurier character
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