- - Marching band brass instrument
- - Brass marching band instrument
- - Large brass-band instrument
- - Big brass band instrument
- - brass instrument of bass pitch
- - Big brass instrument that goes "oom-pah-pah"
- - Large, low-pitched brass
- - Heavy brass instrument in an orchestra
- - container found next to a brass instrument
- - Largest valved brass instrument
- - The lowest-pitched brass instrument
- - Low-pitched brass instrument
- - Large brass musical instrument
- - Brass instrument that weighs around 30 pounds
- - Neighbour set up brass instrument
- - Low-end brass instrument?
- - Big bass brass
- - Brass instrument with the largest mouthpiece
- - lowest-pitched brass instrument
- - Big brass wind instrument
- - Big low-pitched brass instrument
- - the lowest brass wind instrument
- - Low-pitched bass wind instrument
- - bath with a large amount of brass
- - Heavy brass instrument that makes deep sounds
- - Lowest-pitched brass wind instrument
- - Oompah brass instrument
- - Band's big brass instrument
- - Bass in a band
- - Oompah brass
- - Brass member
- - One of the brass
- - Large brass instrument
- - Brass instrument
- - Heavy brass
- - Low brass
- - Low brass instrument
- - Big brass
- - Brass band instrument
- - Big brass instrument
- - Bulky brass
- - Bass player
- - An E flat or B flat bass in a brass band
- - Bass instrument
- - Brass band boomer
- - Member of the brass
- - Bit of brass neighbour returned
- - It has a lot of brass
- - Brass wind instrument
- - Brass band member
- - Big brass horn
- - Large brass horn
- - Brass band "big boy"
- - Bass brass
- - Large brass musical instrument with a deep tone
- - big brass instrument that definitely doesn't sound like a whale farting
- - brass horn
- - Deep brass instrument
- - Brass musical instrument
- - brass instrument named after the latin for "trumpet"
- - Brass instrument; Latin for "trumpet"
- - Brass instrument that can weight up to 60 pounds
- - Richard Antoine White's brass instrument
- - neighbour elevated brass instrument
- - not top brass, but back to a placement
- - Low-pitched brass
- - Source of a low blow?
- - type of horn found in timbuktu backwater
- - Big player
- - Latin for "trumpet"
- - Heavy deep-sounding instrument
- - Big band staple
- - Bottom of a pit?
- - Perhaps the strongest marching band member
- - It sounds horny having a bath first
- - It provides a low blow?
- - Instrument in the form of a tub
- - ... but return a wind instrument
- - Come up against reversed instrument
- - what is the lead instrument on the distinctive theme music from jaws?
- - instrument heard in the "jaws" theme music
- - Marching band big 'un
- - Very heavy musical instrument
- - instrument heard in the "schitt's creek" theme
- - key instrument in the "jaws" soundtrack
- - Container with a musical instrument
- - Low horn
- - large wind instrument, often in a marching band
- - Heavy weight for a musician to bear?
- - Large member of a marching band
- - Join up as part of orchestra
- - objection about a large instrument
- - Dixieland jazz instrument
- - Instrument that largely replaced the ophicleide
- - Big wind instrument
- - Euphonium relative
- - Plenty of horn?
- - Kin of an ophicleide
- - Low blow
- - Sousaphone, for one
- - Polka-band staple
- - Valved instrument
- - Orchestra instrument
- - Wind instrument
- - Marcher's instrument
- - Military band instrument
- - Instrument featured in a Ralph Vaughan Williams concerto
- - VAT on a musical instrument
- - Shark sound in "Jaws"
- - Big instrument in a marching band
- - Sousaphone kin
- - Oompah instrument
- - Heavy horn
- - Big marching-band instrument
- - Rear neighbour that makes parping noises
- - Large horn used by impromptu band
- - Massive horn
- - Hefty horn
- - Oompah producer
- - Sousaphone relative
- - Source of low notes
- - Large horn from Bath area
- - Instrument for serving up in cocoa butter
- - Polka band instrument
- - 'Tubby the --', a 1945 song by Paul Tripp and George Kleinsinger
- - Shark's sound in the "Jaws" score
- - Oompah band member
- - Loud horn
- - Oktoberfest band instrument
- - Musician has little time for island's capital
- - Marching band biggie
- - Trombone's neighbor
- - Instrument in a military band
- - 'Oom' producer
- - Oompah band need
- - Marching band heavyweight
- - Euphonium's cousin
- - Dixieland horn
- - Big blow for a musician?
- - Dixieland band horn
- - Trombone's symphonic neighbor
- - Big horn
- - Heavy marching-band instrument
- - Huge horn
- - Heavy band instrument
- - "Jaws" theme instrument
- - Instrument that makes the cheeks puff out
- - Oompah-pah instrument
- - "Oompah" band instrument
- - Low-grade boat needs a horn
- - Large horn
- - Low-pitched instrument
- - Instrument with some heft
- - Oktoberfest band horn
- - Heavy wind?
- - An objection returned instrumentally
- - Heavy metal instrument
- - Hefty instrument
- - Oktoberfest horn
- - Sousaphone, e.g
- - It has a solo near the end of 'An American in Paris'
- - Oktoberfest instrument
- - Orchestral horn
- - Tubby the
- - Polka band horn
- - Part of the orchestra with an objection to raise
- - Marching band member
- - March sound
- - Part of a military band
- - Oom-pah maker
- - Techniques understood by acting leads used for The Sound of Music
- - Euphonium's kin
- - Oompah horn
- - Euphonium's big relative
- - March instrument
- - Heaviest band member?
- - Band member
- - Low wind
- - Instrument
- - Band instrument
- - Musical instrument
- - Rhythm instrument
- - Marching band instrument
- - Big wind
- - Low-pitched band instrument
- - Massive instrument
- - "Oom-pah" instrument
- - Sizable instrument in a marching band
- - instrument reversing an objection
- - Baritone's larger cousin
- - instrument heard in the theme song for "curb your enthusiasm"
- - Horn that a sousaphone is related to
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- - Pub pour for an enlisted soldier?
- - not a public auction for the ordinary soldier's bar
- - a serviceman's drink not available commercially
- - unpublicised transaction
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- - Classic bit of slapstick
- - Comedic bit involving a sprayed beverage
- - Comedic reaction involving a sprayed beverage
- - Result of upsetting a cup holder?
- - Bit of physical comedy with a sprayed beverage
- - Bit of slapstick
- - reaction to something scandalous at a tea party, perhaps
- - Messy reaction to something shocking
- - Slapstick staple
- - Reaction to an unexpected joke
- - Slapstick reaction
- - Wet reaction to dry humor?
- - Ironic reaction to dry humor?
- - Slapstick specialty
- - 'You did WHAT?' reaction
- - Surprise shower?
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- - You honestly need me to do that?
- - "Are you giving me no choice?"
- - Question asked after a sigh
- - "Are you ordering me to?"
- - "Can't you get someone else?"
- - "Can you give me any alternative?"
- - ".... paint you a picture?"
- - "is it required of me?"
- - "isn't there another option for me?"
- - Reluctant reply
- - "is that terribly necessary?"
- - reluctant question
- - "is this really required?"
- - "... do everything around here?": 2 wds.
- - "Isn't there another option?"
- - "How ...... forget these lonesome tears in my eyes"
- - 'Is that really necessary?'
- - "Is it necessary?"
- - 'Is this really necessary?'
- - "Is this necessary?"
- - "Is that an order?"
- - "...... do everything myself?"
- - 'Is there any way for me to get out of this?'
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- - 'Says who?' and others
- - Counters and equipment found in laboratory
- - 'Fat chance!' and others
- - Fires back in a way
- - Answers concerning legal wrongs
- - Rotters breaking glass vessels in the lab
- - answers the rotters somehow
- - sharp replies in the lab?
- - Backchat about kilns
- - answers which may be dispensed with
- - back answers used by scientists
- - answers for the chemists
- - Bits of witty repartee
- - Angry responses
- - Quick comebacks
- - Sharp answers
- - Snappy replies
- - Snappy comebacks
- - Verbal comebacks
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- - Vacation for a stand-up performer?
- - 'Dilbert' or 'Garfield'
- - A set of funny pictures in The Paper for comedienne's tour
- - "Dilbert," for one
- - "For Better or for Worse," e.g
- - 'Blondie' or 'Zits'
- - 'Blondie' or 'Beetle Bailey'
- - Place for bubbles and balloons
- - Excursion for Jerry Seinfeld or Chris Rock?
- - "FoxTrot" or "Dilbert"
- - "Peanuts" or "Pearls Before Swine"
- - "Blondie" or "Dick Tracy"
- - Place for balloons
- - "B.C.," for one
- - Blondie, for one
- - "Peanuts," for one
- - regular line in a newspaper
- - 'Calvin and Hobbes,' e.g
- - universal studios initially leaves on special expedition to make humorous story
- - Cartoon story
- - Sunday funny
- - One of those in the paper gets a laugh out of the dressing room?
- - Funny-paper cartoon
- - Funny newspaper feature
- - Jackie the Jokeman's visit to Vegas?
- - Funny performance by an ecdysiast?
- - COON
- - Stand-up's tour
- - Trudeau's medium
- - Pratfall?
- - Series of cartoons
- - "Cathy" is one
- - Skelton junket is depicted in the funnies
- - Peanuts' showcase
- - Cartoon series
- - Item under a refrigerator magnet
- - Newspaper staple
- - Newspaper feature
- - "Peanuts," e.g
- - Peanuts, perhaps, Mike saved in price cut
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- - Yet, poetically
- - Even if, in brief
- - E'en if
- - Even if, for short
- - Even if, informally
- - Even if, briefly
- - Even if, in poems
- - Even if, casually
- - Even if, to a bard
- - Even if, poetically
- - Even if, to a poet
- - Poetically admitting
- - Still, in verse
- - E'en so
- - Nevertheless, for short
- - Albeit, for short
- - However, in brief
- - Nonetheless, informally
- - However, briefly
- - However, informally
- - Howe'er
- - Short "although"
- - Brief while?
- - While, informally
- - However, in poems
- - Tai
- - A short while?
- - However, in texts
- - Nevertheless, cut
- - Short still?
- - Nonetheless, in brief
- - Nevertheless, informally
- - A conjunction, cut
- - However, casually
- - Tennyson's 'You Ask Me, Why, ...... Ill at Ease'
- - Nevertheless, briefly
- - However, for short
- - Short while?
- - In spite of, informally
- - Yet, briefly
- - However, old-style and brief
- - Though, condensed
- - Despite the fact that, briefly
- - In spite of, for short
- - Tai language
- - Ne'ertheless
- - Aeschylus tragedy
- - Le Duc ......, decliner of the 1973 Nobel Peace Prize
- - Despite, in old poems
- - Despite, in poetry
- - Brief "despite"
- - However, in poetry
- - Albeit, briefly
- - However, in short
- - Notwithstanding that, informally
- - However, to texters
- - Yet, to Yeats
- - Despite, for short
- - Short "On the other hand . . ."
- - Still, for short
- - Notwithstanding, for short
- - Yet, in verse
- - Curtailed conjunction
- - Notwithstanding that, briefly
- - Nonetheless, for short
- - Despite the fact that, in short
- - Poetic conjunction
- - "As .... to breathe were life!": Tennyson
- - Poetic "yet"
- - Shortened adverb
- - In spite of, in short
- - Despite that, informally
- - In spite of the fact that, for short
- - Despite the fact that, for short
- - Yet, informally
- - While, in brief
- - "...... my destiny be Fustian" (Dickinson poem)
- - "...... Nature, red in tooth and claw ...": Tennyson
- - Brief "however"
- - Granting that, briefly
- - 1973 Nobel Peace Prize decliner Le Duc ......
- - Small but
- - However, contracted
- - Vietnamese statesman Le Duc ......
- - Note taker's "nevertheless"
- - While, for short
- - On the other hand, briefly
- - E'en follower
- - Yet, to poets
- - Despite, briefly
- - Shortened conjunction
- - '70s Peace Prize decliner
- - Vietnam's Le Duc ......
- - Notwithstanding that, for short
- - Nevertheless
- - However
- - Poetic nevertheless
- - 'However,' in textspeak
- - OTOH
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- - Fruity pastry made by a movie boxer?
- - Bumpy beginning ... or a hint to 18-, 24-, 36- and 52-Across
- - Opening of an Oscar-winning 1976 movie?
- - It's the opposite of a flying one
- - Inauspicious beginning
- - Surprised reaction from Bullwinkle's bud?
- - 1976, for Stallone's rise to stardom?
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