- - initials of dr. jekyll & mr. hyde's creator
- - Lit. initials
- - Writer's initials
- - Literary initials (See 93 A)
- - Auth. who died in Samoa
- - "The Merry Men and Other Tales and Fables" author's initials
- - "Prince Otto" author's initials
- - Treasure Island writer's initials
- - 'Treasure Island' author's initials
- - 'Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes' monogram
- - Initials of Jekyll's creator
- - Jekyll creator's initials
- - Initials of Mr. Hyde's creator
- - "Kidnapped" author's initials
- - Literary initials
- - Initials of Dr. Jekyll's creator
- - "Weir of Hermiston" author, in brief
- - "Kidnapped" initials
- - Initials in 19th-century literature
- - "Treasure Island" initials
- - Scottish author's initials
- - Dr. Jekyll's creator's initials
- - 19th-century literary inits.
- - Initials of Jim Hawkins's creator
- - Initials of "Prince Otto" author
- - Initials in 19th-century lit.
- - "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" author's initials
- - Restless leg syndrome for short
- - Monogram of the "Treasure Island" author
- - Author Stevenson's monogram
- - Author Stevenson's inits.
- - Tusitala's monogram
- - "Treasure Island" auth.
- - Author's monogram
- - Adventure writer's monogram
- - "Tusitala"
- - Novelist's monogram
- - Monogram of Tusitala
- - Monogram of J. Silver's creator
- - Monogram of "Treasure Island" author
- - Monogram for Blind Pew's creator
- - Lit. monogram
- - He wrote "The Black Arrow."
- - He wrote "Christmas at Sea."
- - Famous author.
- - Eng. author
- - Dr. Jekyll's creator.
- - Disease associated with jerks: Abbr.
- - Creator of Jim Hawkins: inits.
- - Creator of David Balfour.
- - Acronym for Treasure Island author
- - "Tusitala" monogram
- - "Treasure Island" author monogram
- - Famed literary monogram
- - Dr. Jekyll creator's inits
- - "Treasure Island" author's monogram
- - "Treasure Island" monogram
- - "Kidnapped" monogram
- - "Kidnapped" author's monogram
- - 'Treasure Island' writer's monogram
- - Mr. Hyde creator's monogram
- - LJ Silver's creator
- - Monogram for Long John Silver's creator
- - Jekyll/Hyde monogram
- - Dr. Jekyll creator's monogram
- - 'Kidnapped' author's inits
- - Jekyll creator's monogram
- - Letters associated with Silver
- - Treaure Island author's monogram
- - Author admired by Sirs ACD and JMB
- - Monogram of Treasure Island writer
- - Long John Silver creator's monogram
- - Monogram for Jekyll's creator
- - Literary monogram
- - 'Treasure Island' author's inits
- - Creator of Jim Hawkins and Ben Gunn, briefly
- - Monogram of Long John Silver's creator
- - Hyde creator's monogram
- - Literary inits.
- - Monogram of Jekyll's creator
- - Monogram for Dr. Jekyll's creator
- - "The Wrong Box" co-author's monogram
- - "Kidnapped" writer's monogram
- - Creator of Dr. J. and Mr. H.
- - Monogram of Mr. Hyde's creator
- - Inits. of Ben Gunn's creator
- - Classic literary inits.
- - "Kidnapped" inits.
- - "Treasure Island" inits.
- - "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" author's monogram
- - Monogram for Mr. Hyde's creator
- - Monogram of the author of the Goosebumps series
- - Monogram of Dr. Jekyll's creator
- - Jekyll and Hyde creator's monogram
- - Twitchy sleep disorder (abbr.)
- - "Kidnapped" auth.
- - "A Footnote to History" author's inits.
- - Scottish literary monogram
- - "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" monogram
- - Monogram of Hyde's creator
- - Inits. associated with Hyde
- - Mr. Hyde's creator
- - Old literary inits.
- - Mr. Hyde's creator, initially
- - "Catriona" auth.
- - "David Balfour" monogram
- - Author of a classic novel about treasure hunters: Abbr.
- - "The Body Snatcher" author's inits.
- - Scottish writer.s monogram
- - "A Child's Garden of Verses" monogram
- - "The Amateur Emigrant" monogram
- - Monogram of 32 Across' creator
- - Dr. Jekyll's creator, for short
- - Went (off)
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- - headgear like a hairnet
- - Ornamental hairnet at back of head
- - Hairnet
- - Cafeteria worker's hairnet
- - Ornamental hairnet
- - So Don got entangled with hairnet
- - Decorative hairnet
- - Pouch-like hairnet
- - Fancy hairnet
- - Hairnet's kin
- - Hairnet, old style.
- - Scarf-like garment that also covers the head
- - ornamental net loosely holding a woman's hair at the back
- - pouchlike hat which holds a woman's hair at the back
- - Loose garment worn round the head and neck
- - pouchlike hat
- - cook's headwear
- - Bun covering
- - Vintage hair cover
- - Hair net
- - Hair holder at a Renaissance fair, maybe
- - A kitchen worker might wear one
- - Hair covering in the food industry
- - It keeps hair out of your food
- - Netlike hair cover
- - Headwear with a net
- - Cook's hair wear
- - Hair holder, of old
- - Cafeteria worker's headgear
- - Show dog's ear covering
- - Bun net
- - Netlike hair wear
- - W.W. II factory wear
- - Retro hair accessory
- - Hair confiner
- - Netlike hair controller
- - Netlike hat
- - Hair bag
- - Fancy hair net
- - Net for a bun
- - Headband for the hair
- - Netlike cap
- - Pageboy holder
- - Headband
- - Netlike head covering
- - Netty hair-protector
- - Fillet for the hair
- - Coiffure protector
- - Wimple's relative
- - Type of hair covering.
- - Type of hair net.
- - Coiffure adjunct.
- - Fashionable hat of a former season.
- - Becoming headgear.
- - Hat substitute.
- - Fillet
- - Hair covering
- - Hair ribbon.
- - Cafeteria worker's headwear
- - Relative of a babushka.
- - Hair cover
- - Hair accessory
- - Hair holder
- - 'Hair' wear
- - Head covering
- - Headwear
- - Neck warmer
- - Warm garment for the head and neck
- - hair pouch
- - kitchen headwear
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- - TV series with the all-time most-watched episode
- - need to make wort, in a brewery
- - what to eat with cooked hams?
- - suicide is painless was the theme tune to which film/tv series?
- - Beat to a pulp, as a potato
- - Pound of ham ultimately remains
- - reduce to a soft mixture, as potatoes
- - It goes with bangers in the Christmas holidays
- - You may eat it during the Christmas holiday
- - What someone might do to potatoes or buttons
- - Crush boiled potatoes to a pulp, say
- - Reduce to a pulp, as with potato
- - Reduce to a paste
- - Crush food to a pulp
- - Crush or cream potatoes
- - 1970s-1980s sitcom set in Korea
- - Smush up
- - hawkeye's outfit
- - Make pulp of
- - korean war comedy-drama celebrating its 50th anniversary
- - no. 25: its 1983 finale was "the most-watched single episode of television ever"
- - Classic TV series set in Korea
- - 'Monster ...' (Halloween song)
- - Old sitcom set at a wartime hospital
- - Crush, as boiled potatoes
- - Classic TV series that starred Alan Alda
- - Verb in a fufu recipe
- - Swit show
- - Classic TV series starring Alan Alda and Loretta Swit
- - Accompaniment for bangers?
- - Sitcom whose finale is still the most-watched episode of a scripted series
- - old woman's hot potato dish
- - Pound, as boiled potatoes
- - Make potatoes soft
- - Leads for microphones and sophisticated headphones produced by Pulp
- - "Monster ..." (song often heard around Halloween)
- - Sitcom set in wartime
- - Prepare spuds
- - Classic TV series set during the Korean War
- - crushed state
- - pound down old lady's hospital
- - Smash potatoes
- - Make, as potatoes
- - crushed condition
- - American comedy-drama series starring Alan Alda: Abbr.
- - squeeze 50% malt quietly
- - 1972-1983 sitcom about military doctors
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- - seasoning in japanese cuisine
- - Traditional Japanese flavoring made from soybean
- - Paste for Japanese soups
- - Type of Japanese soup
- - Soy paste used in Japanese cooking
- - Soup served at a Japanese restaurant
- - Soup choice in a Japanese restaurant
- - Paste made from fermented soya beans, used in Japanese cooking
- - Paste in Japanese soups
- - Japanese soup with tofu cubes
- - Japanese flavoring paste
- - Japanese chef's paste
- - Flavoring for Japanese soups
- - Japanese bowlful
- - Japanese soup
- - Fermented soya bean paste, the base for a Japanese soup
- - Traditional Japanese seasoning
- - Thick paste used in Japanese soups and sauces
- - Japanese paste
- - Edible Japanese paste
- - Paste in Japanese cuisine
- - Soup made with stock called dashi
- - Japanese soup variety
- - Japanese soup paste
- - Japanese ingredient is included by Maureen
- - Japanese breakfast soup
- - Japanese stock holder
- - Fermented soya bean paste, used as a flavouring in Japanese cookery
- - Japanese bean paste
- - Japanese soup ingredient
- - 7-Down-based Japanese fare
- - Thick paste of Japanese cooking
- - Japanese soybean paste
- - Japanese soup choice
- - Japanese soup option
- - Japanese soup flavorer
- - Japanese seasoning
- - Soy-based Japanese soup
- - Japanese restaurant soup
- - Japanese food paste
- - Bowlful at a Japanese restaurant
- - Paste of Japanese cuisine
- - Paste used in Japanese soups
- - ...... soup (starter at a Japanese restaurant)
- - Japanese soup flavoring
- - Enhancer of Japanese stock
- - Kind of soup at a Japanese restaurant
- - Japanese appetizer
- - Japanese soup base
- - Japanese soup type
- - paste used in japanese cooking
- - Japanese soup made from fermented soy paste
- - pre-sushi soup
- - fermented seasoning
- - Soup option at a sushi bar
- - Hatred: Comb. form
- - With "capnist," hater of tobacco smoke
- - Sushi restaurant freebie
- - Soup with soy cubes
- - Soup with seaweed
- - Soup in Sapporo
- - Soup before sushi
- - Sendai soup seasoning
- - Sapporo soup flavorer
- - Salty soup paste
- - High-protein paste
- - Dim sum soup
- - Course with tofu
- - Bowl before sushi
- - ...... soup (sushi starter)
- - Soy paste
- - Kind of soup
- - Kind of soup at a sushi bar
- - Sushi restaurant soup
- - Fermented soybean paste
- - Soup paste
- - Soybean paste
- - ...... soup (sushi accompaniment)
- - Sushi bar soup
- - Soup with tofu and seaweed
- - Soybean in soup
- - Ramen flavoring
- - Soup at a sushi bar
- - Soup served with sushi
- - Soup with sushi
- - Soup with sashimi
- - Soup at sushi bars
- - Soup with 28 Down
- - Soup to go with sushi
- - Soy-based soup
- - Sushi bar bowlful
- - Soup with tofu
- - Paste made from soya beans and fermented in brine
- - Soup that might have a tofu cube in it
- - Sushi bar seasoning
- - Paste is in little time
- - Ramen ingredient
- - Protein-rich paste
- - Fermented flavoring
- - Soybean soup
- - Seasoning made from fermented soy
- - Soup seen with sushi
- - Soya bean paste
- - Soup base in Sapporo
- - Asian soy product
- - Soup served at a sushi bar
- - Kind of paste
- - Where ramen is often found
- - Salty marinade ingredient
- - Opposite of philo-
- - Soup with a bento
- - Soup usually drunk directly from the bowl
- - Sapporo soup
- - Soybean-based soup
- - Protein-rich soup
- - Sapporo soup ingredient
- - Sendai seasoning
- - Food made from fermented beans
- - Dish containing dashi
- - Edible paste
- - Bean paste
- - Soup served beside sushi, sometimes
- - Paste in Asian cookery
- - High-protein soup
- - High-protein stuff
- - Soup served before sushi, sometimes
- - High-protein paste (hint #4)
- - High-protein food
- - Asian soup ingredient
- - Soup that often contains tofu
- - Barley product
- - Soybean product
- - Sushi go-with
- - Sushi bar offering
- - Soup flavoring
- - .... soup
- - ... soup (dish that often contains wakame)
- - Soy product is swallowed in quick time
- - Soybean-based paste
- - paste made from fermented soya beans
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- - Turn something from one language to another
- - To convert something in one language to another
- - Might need to do this for foreign audience
- - Change from one language to another
- - move to see somewhere else?
- - Convert text to a different language
- - Interpret Japanese into English
- - Explain why I am still stuck on platform? I must leave
- - explain how a slattern operates
- - put in different language: 'i leave unpunctual rail transport'
- - Understand coaches must ignore one overdue
- - Put more plainly, tenor and soprano's parting was overdue
- - Help a new immigrant, perhaps
- - Make Japanese English
- - interpret broadcast, startle a nationalist
- - Use BabelFish.com
- - Change words into another language
- - Restate in another language
- - Decode
- - Interpret
- - Exchange words
- - interpret art seen back at len's place
- - Put one out of school schedule
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- - Old-style "dudes"
- - Macs or dudes, old-style
- - Term of endearment meaning baby
- - Slangy buddies
- - Slangy buddies, to their buddies
- - Macs
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