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sate
  • - Cram
  • - Fill in potholes at Eastbourne
  • - Was an MP with ecstasy supply too much?
  • - Sort of teas that fully satisfy
  • - Satisfy to excess, as hunger
  • - Eat to fullness
  • - Appease fully, as hunger
  • - Satisfy curiousity
  • - glut with various eats
  • - Feed adequately
  • - Kind of sauce made with peanuts
  • - Fulfill, as an appetite (anagram of "seat")
  • - Glut of eggs at Easter
  • - Eats badly so as to glut
  • - teas blended to satisfy
  • - fill part of weekend briefly with energy
  • - Satisfy, as hunger
  • - Gratify to the full
  • - Oversupply from the East
  • - Stuff, but not junk
  • - word that can fill in the blanks in .. .. t i a .. .. to form a synonym of itself
  • - Satisfy hunger
  • - Fill in footsteps at Edgbaston
  • - Some blushes at explicit stuff
  • - Tea's brewed: fill to excess
  • - One day, start to eat and fill up
  • - Quench a desire
  • - Leave completely full
  • - To leave completely filled, or satisfy
  • - Make feel full
  • - Satisfy or fill to the bursting point
  • - Leave completely filled or satisfied, "to ... one's curiosity."
  • - Eat or drink enough
  • - Fully full
  • - east winds bringing stuff
  • - Stuff to the point of excess
  • - Fully gratify
  • - Fully appease, as one's hunger
  • - completely fulfill
  • - Make completely full
  • - Appease fully
  • - Fill till full
  • - More than fill
  • - Fill to the max
  • - Appease, as a thirst
  • - Give a bellyful
  • - Be enough for
  • - Please a gourmand
  • - Fully fulfill
  • - Completely fill, as a hungry person
  • - Satisfy to excess
  • - Satisfy a hankering
  • - Ply with pie, e.g.
  • - Over-gratify
  • - Make replete
  • - Fulfill to excess
  • - Fulfill fully
  • - Fill to the bursting point
  • - Appease, as hunger
  • - Totally fulfill
  • - Super-satisfy
  • - Stuff completely
  • - Render replete
  • - Hardly leave wanting
  • - Gratify completely
  • - Gorge to the max
  • - Fully fill with food
  • - Fully assuage
  • - Fill up with food
  • - Fill up totally
  • - Fill up fully
  • - Fill to the maximum
  • - Fill to surfeit
  • - Fill to full
  • - Fill the stomach of
  • - Fill past full
  • - Completely gratify
  • - Assuage completely
  • - Suffice, foodwise
  • - Stuff to the max
  • - Stuff to excess
  • - Stuff fully
  • - Stuff a belly
  • - Satisfy totally
  • - Satisfy to the hilt
  • - Quench fully
  • - Provide too much
  • - Ply with food, e.g.
  • - Please a foodie
  • - Placate a glutton
  • - Overstuff, as with food
  • - Opposite of starve
  • - One of six anagrams for east
  • - Not just fill
  • - Make fully content
  • - Leave gratified
  • - Leave full
  • - Leave completely filled
  • - Indulge to the full
  • - Indulge fully
  • - Gratify fully
  • - Give a bellyful and then some
  • - Fulfill completely
  • - Fill, as on Thanksgiving
  • - Fill to the top
  • - Fill to the max, as one's gut
  • - Fill to the breaking point
  • - Fill sufficiently
  • - Fill plus
  • - Fill nicely
  • - Fill all the way
  • - Fill a belly
  • - Entirely fill
  • - Contently fill
  • - Completely stuff
  • - Cloy; glut
  • - Cause to be jaded
  • - Bloat, maybe
  • - Be plenty good for
  • - Be adequate for
  • - Asian appetizer served with peanut sauce
  • - Appease, as a hunger
  • - "The hunger of a dragon is slow to wake, but hard to ....": Le Guin
  • - More than content
  • - More than gratify
  • - Fill too full
  • - Fill up, in a way
  • - Fill to repletion
  • - Satisfy (a desire)
  • - Hit the spot
  • - Indulge to excess
  • - More than satisfy
  • - Fill beyond full
  • - Totally fill
  • - Fill to the gills
  • - Provide with more than enough
  • - Fully satisfy
  • - Fill beyond capacity
  • - Satisfy fully
  • - Overfeed.
  • - Satisfy completely.
  • - Fulfill, as one's desires
  • - Gluttonize
  • - Completely fill
  • - Fill full
  • - Gratify
  • - Make content
  • - Fill the bill
  • - Fill to overflowing
  • - Fill completely
  • - Fully fill
  • - Fill fully
  • - Fill with food
  • - Gratify, as with a feast
  • - Totally fill up with food
  • - Fill to capacity
  • - Fill totally
  • - Appease, as an appetite
  • - Fully appease
  • - Fill to satisfaction
  • - Not just meet the needs of
  • - Make full
  • - Fill to the brim
  • - Fill to excess
  • - Fill until full
  • - Overfill
  • - Cloy
  • - Thai restaurant appetizer
  • - Asian appetizer
  • - Appease
  • - Quench
  • - Stuff to the gills
  • - Glut
  • - Fill up
  • - Pig out
  • - Fill
  • - Replete
  • - Satiate
  • - Overstuff
  • - Gorge
  • - Fill, and then some
  • - Surfeit
  • - Stuff
  • - Satisfy
  • - Fulfill
  • - Make happy
  • - Overindulge
  • - Fill satisfactorily
  • - blend of teas to fully satisfy
  • - Satisfy, quench
  • - Satisfy to the full
  • - Fully satisfy smart set regularly
  • - stuff starts to seem altogether too easy
  • - Elicit an "I'm stuffed"
  • - Exotic teas satisfy fully
crystal
  • - Glass covering watch-face
  • - Fine-quality glass
  • - Scream appropriate, dropping extremely expensive cut glass
  • - glass in a set?
  • - Transparent cut glass
  • - Expensive glass
  • - Be obviously upset over the last broken glass
  • - get upset, breaking last glass
  • - Kind of glassware
  • - get upset, smashing last bit of glass
  • - Call on salt to be shifted that's found in wine glass
  • - weep at last, smashing the glass
  • - Form of quartz; actor Billy
  • - Cut glass
  • - Glass last to break after shout
  • - Natural glass
  • - Keen to have old cut glass
  • - Items of cut glass? Shed tears, booth having only one left
  • - Stop short after shout for such glass
  • - Fancy glass material
  • - Type of glass at palace?
  • - Weep, having broken last glass
  • - Old set, glass
  • - Good glasses
  • - Fine glass
  • - Billy of "Monsters, Inc."
  • - High-quality glass
  • - The 'C' of LCD
  • - Grain of salt, e.g.
  • - Futuristic kind of ball
  • - Flint glass.
  • - Symbol of clarity.
  • - Part of a formal dinner service.
  • - LCD stands for "liquid ....... display"
  • - When Harry Met Sally star, Billy ...
  • - Shed tears and stop short – is that clear?
  • - glassware that makes one weep first, upset last
  • - Comic Billy
  • - which family group had a hit with he drinks tequila?
  • - Oddly curvy stalactite's 40% quartz
  • - geode feature, perhaps
  • - Comedian Billy to cry over Saint Al
  • - Chandelier part, often
  • - Mineral such as quartz
  • - New Age healing item (… first 3)
  • - "The water is ... clear."
  • - New Age token
  • - Manitoba's .............. City
  • - DeNiro's 'Analyze This' co-star
  • - Clear transparent mineral
  • - ...... ball (fortune-teller's sphere)
  • - Clear quartz
  • - Quartz, for example
  • - A clear quartz
  • - Nine-time Oscars host (1990-2012)
  • - ........City, MB
  • - Seer's .... ball
  • - Glassware
  • - Traditional 15th anniversary gift
  • - Watch cover
  • - Colourless transparent quartz
  • - Clear mineral, eg, quartz
  • - Clear material such as quartz
  • - Temperature in stormy scary lake can be like ice
  • - 15th anniversary gift
  • - Nine-time Oscars host
  • - Formal glassware
  • - Pricey stemware
  • - Fifteenth anniversary gift
  • - Snowflake, e.g.
  • - Ball material
  • - Ubiquitous BIC
  • - Goblet material
  • - Formal dinnerware
  • - Seer's tool
  • - Fine glassware
  • - New Age mat riel
  • - Gazer's globe
  • - Transparent quartz.
  • - Clear, transparent quartz.
coat
  • - Cloak
  • - Parka or blazer
  • - Sherwin-Williams layer
  • - American in bed cover
  • - Chocolate, in some candies
  • - Gift from Jacob to Joseph, in the Bible
  • - Dog's fur
  • - Oscar draped in feline fur
  • - Application of paint
  • - Checked garment
  • - Brushed-on layer
  • - Primer, say
  • - Joseph's many-colored garment
  • - Mackinaw or mackintosh
  • - Lacquer layer
  • - Checkroom item
  • - Parka, for instance
  • - Fall fashion item, maybe
  • - Bed covering a blanket
  • - Joseph's multicolored garment
  • - Suit jacket
  • - Paint unit
  • - Jacket kin
  • - Chesterfield, for one
  • - Layer of stucco attractively displayed
  • - Anorak, eg
  • - Cover thickly
  • - Latex application
  • - Layer of varnish
  • - Tongue covering
  • - Layer applied by brush
  • - Wool, for a sheep
  • - Winter attire
  • - Valspar layer
  • - Lacquer, e.g
  • - Bald patch in animal's fur?
  • - Bed contains a blanket -- or fleece
  • - Surface application
  • - What 17- and 59-Across and 11- and 33-Down are each "bundled up" in
  • - Thing to wear in winter
  • - Primer layer
  • - Parka or mackinaw
  • - Animal's fur
  • - Ulster
  • - Puffer or parka
  • - Groomer's concern
  • - Generous paint application
  • - What one often wears out?
  • - Word with pea or trench
  • - Dredge, as with flour
  • - Layer on a wall
  • - Duster, e.g
  • - Jacket or parka
  • - Whitewash, perhaps
  • - Men's formalwear purchase
  • - Parka, e.g
  • - Encrust
  • - Kind of tail
  • - A wall may need a second one
  • - Paint ply
  • - Fur, e.g
  • - Whitewash
  • - Overgarment
  • - It may be checked at the door
  • - Mackinaw.
  • - Slicker
  • - Slather
  • - Outdoor garment
  • - Chesterfield, e.g.
  • - Ulster, for one
  • - Chesterfield
  • - Brat's stocking stuffer
  • - Something to check
  • - Laminate.
  • - Parka
  • - Winter jacket
  • - Cold-weather garment
  • - Winter outerwear
  • - Outerwear
  • - .... paint
  • - Cover up
  • - Dog show concern
  • - Cat covering
  • - Dog covering
  • - Outer garment
  • - Blazer, e.g.
  • - Blazer
  • - Warm winter wear
  • - Completely cover
  • - Cover completely
  • - Jacket
  • - Lab ....
  • - Winter covering
  • - Integument
  • - Mackintosh
  • - Cover thoroughly
  • - Winter wrap
  • - Cold-weather wear
  • - Outer layer
  • - Fur
  • - Layer
  • - Protective covering
  • - Covering
  • - Surface
  • - Trench
  • - Outer covering
  • - Winter wear
  • - Suit part
  • - Cover
  • - Veneer
  • - Lay it on thick
  • - Winter warmer
  • - Winter need
  • - Part of a suit
  • - Part of a Santa suit
  • - Garment.
  • - '-- wrap!'
  • - Cold comfort?
  • - the fur of a feline fed on duck?
  • - ...... of arms [heraldic design]
  • - Piece of clothing that can be belted
  • - Cover needed when the medico is hors de combat
  • - whiskery type has nothing inside outer garment
  • - Thin layer
  • - Layer of house paint
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