➠ Words with T

astern

- ran set out at the back
- At the back awful tears, ending in humiliation
- How you described the sea-bird you saw behind?
- To be at the rear of a ship is to be where
- a small seabird at the back of the ship
- First of nurserymen supporting plant at the rear
- behind at sea, as the sea-bird is
- Anglo-Saxon seabird at back of ship
- like an aquatic bird back at sea
- the sort of seat the navy has at the rear end of the ship
- like a bird at the back
- In a crafty way, behind company heading off to get sea eagle shortly
- a change in rents at the back
- Won't find it in train set or at the back of the ship
- At rear of vessel
- At the rear
- At the back of a ship
- Direction at sea
- At the back
- Behind, at sea
- Tastes discovered by sailors at the back
- Shipboard direction
- Oriental dropping off at the front gets behind
- Toward the rear, at sea
- ... like winger or at the back
- Oriental, having missed the start, is at the back
- Rearward, at sea
- At the back (of boat)
- Part of coaster nearly at the back
- Back at sea
- Backward, at sea
- At the rear of an aircraft
- Tar's direction
- Nautical direction
- To the rear, at sea
- Flower close to capstan at the back of a ship
- Like a seabird behind a ship
- Not having got to the fore in one's craft
- a grim situation on board
- To the back (of a ship)
- Seat wrecked by sailors aft
- Part of horse's foot kicking soft behind
- Beyond midships
- There is no bell for the netballers aft
- Headmaster necessitates clutching behind
- a grim following in the main
- A firm behind
- part of the ship where eats are provided in the r.n.
- Like a bird behind a boat
- behind a set arrangement by the royal navy
- a disapproving look to the rear?
- not to the fore in some craft
- Some easterners taken back
- a flower with no head behind the boat
- plant has point in being backward
- To the back of the boat, like seabird
- Flower close to garden behind
- Toward a boat's rear
- A small bird behind a boat
- Master loses his head over first net towards back of boat
- Nature's mutated when uranium's left behind
- a harsh look coming from the back of the ship
- towards the back
- flower season's finally back
- Towards the back of a ship
- european leaves asian behind
- Abandons the run, gutted to be behind
- Nautical position affects deserted seabird
- Like a seabird following the ship
- towards the back street in near confusion
- To the back of the ship
- Behind a ship
- Off the rear, nautically speaking
- (Of a ship) behind
- Where the wake is.
- Where jetsam may go
- Toward the rear of a ship
- Toward the back, to Halsey
- To the back, matey
- Tar's back
- Place for an outboard motor.
- In the wake
- Boatman's backward
- Behind the ship
- Behind the back of a ship
- Behind in the regatta
- Behind a liner
- Behind a jet
- Behind (a boat)
- Backward, nautically
- After aft.
- " . . . ...... and distant shore": Thayer
- Toward the back of a boat(Used today)
- Rearward (nautical)
- Rearward, on a boat
- Position on a ship
- Toward the rear, nautically
- To the back
- Backwards
- Towards the back of the boat
- Toward the back of the ship
- Towards back seat repaired by sailors
- Toward the wake
- Behind, on a ship
- Behind, nautically
- Toward the rear
- Relative of Daisy's not the first back from the navy?
- Rearward, to a rear admiral
- To the rear (of a ship)
- Away from a bow
- Seat wrecked by sailors towards the rear
- Away from the prow
- Like Confucianism or Taoism
- Rudderward
- Not taking a bow?
- Flower bearing towards the back
- Back seat unusually taken by Navy
- A rigid back
- In reverse
- Back in the bay
- Playing a part by ear, go backwards
- Towards the rear of a ship
- Boat's back seat repaired by sailors
- Toward the back, on the waters
- Following ship, like seabird
- It's behind a top German magazine
- To the rear, to a salt
- Rearward, on the Pacific
- Back on deck
- Heading back
- Toward the tow rope
- Where to find a wake
- Plant with minimal nitrogen gets behind
- In the back of the boat
- Abaft
- Like an outboard motor
- Toward the back
- What's behind master negotiator in part?
- Back of the boat
- Behind a Boeing
- Nimitz's behind
- Back on a brigantine
- Backward, upon the waters
- Opposite of "forward"
- Opposite of ahead
- Toward the rear, to a tar
- Back on the waves?
- Behind, asea
- Back on one's yacht?
- Back, in a boat
- Boater's behind?
- Like a wake
- Back on the water
- To the rear, on a ship
- Behind, in a way
- Toward the back, on a ship
- Not ahead
- Toward the tail
- To the rear, to a rear admiral
- Toward the back of the boat
- Paddle wheel's place, maybe
- Back onboard
- Rudder's position
- Howard or Isaac?
- Behind, to Barnacle Bill
- Behind a vessel
- Sailor's behind?
- Toward the back of a ship
- Not forward
- In the wake of.
- In the rear
- Nautical adverb
- Towards the rear
- Aft
- To the rear
- Backward
- Toward the back of a boat
- Rearward
- Back on board
- Away from the bow
- Toward the rear on a ship
- Toward the rudder
- Back in the navy
- Nautical position
- Behind
- Back
- Nautical term.
- It's behind the evacuation of Amiens, Toulouse and Rouen
- Behind the flower, point to it
- a grim situation on board ship
- toward the back, nautically
- Towards a ship's rear
- a rigorous nautical term
- first off orient behind to hull?
- like winger jack's behind
- behind or towards the rear of a ship
- central reason wasteful learners will be behind
- To the rear of a boat, like the seabird

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stickler

- A punctilious type who insists on adhering to rules
- Perfectionist provided ultimately faultless puzzle
- Fussy sort of governess, ultimately with heart to accept learner
- Fussy type covers front of ledger with adhesive label
- Fusspot putting label in lake? On the contrary
- One who insists on correctness
- Sister admits interest in pedant
- One inflexible pole and feather duster?
- Someone who fastidiously insists on something
- Fusspot wrapped adhesive label around letterhead
- Knife that stabs left cuts in pedant
- Perfectionist left in label
- Large adhesive label covers disciplinarian

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gout

- A form of arthritis that is characterized by severe pain, typically in the big toe
- Toe malady
- painful affliction
- Affliction of Benjamin Franklin
- Big toe inflammation
- Big toe woe
- Big toe affliction, often
- Big toe woe, often
- Toe disorder
- King Henry VIII's affliction, it's thought
- Big woe of the big toe
- Toe trouble
- Big-toe ailment
- Joint affliction
- Ailment affecting the big toe
- "That old enemy the ...... had taken him in toe!"
- Affliction that attacks the big toe.
- Toe woe
- affliction also known as "rich man's disease"
- A condition caused by an excess of uric acid in the joints of the feet
- oscar is beset by natural arthritic condition
- arthritic condition e.g. so hurt on a regular basis
- form of arthritis
- which condition is caused by a build-up of uric acid crystals in the joints?
- Painful joint disease
- Oxygen trapped in intestine? This can be extremely painful
- finishing last - unacceptable complaint
- painful joint problem
- Oscar beset by stomach disease
- Disease affecting feet
- Painful disease of feet; Pain in the joints
- Nothing in belly brings complaint
- Painful inflammation of the foot
- Joint-inflaming illness
- Cause of joint pain
- Joint complaint
- Joint ailment
- 'The disease of kings'
- Painful joint inflammation
- Hole in belly causes disease
- Joint inflammation
- Nothing in belly causes disease
- Joint malady
- Joint-related problem
- Foot ailment
- Podiatric case
- Ailment started going away
- An extremely painful condition
- 'The disease of kings,' associated with Henry VIII
- Joint issue
- Painful disease of feet
- Inflammatory disease
- Podiatrist's diagnosis
- It occurs in joints
- Lower body ailment
- Pain in the joints
- Joint woe
- Joint woe that afflicted Benjamin Franklin
- Problem in the joints
- 'Chacun a son --'
- Chacun son ......
- Foot problem
- French flavor
- Chacun son ...... (everyone to his own taste)
- Arthritic inflammation
- Taste: Fr.
- Joint deposit?
- Style; taste: Fr.
- Gourmand's gripe?
- Relish; liking
- Style, to a Parisienne
- Style, in Sedan
- Style, to Bardot
- Metabolic disease
- Spurt; splash; glob
- Henry VIII's ailment
- Comic-strip ailment
- Disease popular in comic strips
- Ben Jonson's plague
- Joint pain
- Good taste
- Swelling disease
- Blob
- Spurt
- Joint problem
- how sin comes from sign of illness
- joint pain nothing in belly!
- a complaint it's good to get away with!
- Painful foot problem

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vortex

- A whirling mass of fluid or air
- vote for the right to make your mark, eddy!
- The swirl at the bottom of the tub, e.g.
- in a whirl on having to cavort mainly with your former partner?
- Some cavort, executing whirling motion
- Eddy, Victor or Tony's first old flame
- Polar ...... (weather phenomenon)
- Polar .... (low-pressure phenomenon)
- Revolutionary movement's bare strength in trouble
- Whirling mass
- Tornado, for instance
- Powerful circular current
- Whirlpool or whirlwind
- Spinning mass
- Whirlpool or tornado
- Whirlpool, for one
- Maelstrom
- Waterspout.
- Whirling motion
- Eddy
- Whirlwind
- Whirlpool
- Whirling waters
- Tornado ......
- whirlwind tore round between five and ten

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behest

- Urgent request
- Earnest request
- Request
- Directive
- ...... beck and call
- Demand
- Command
- Urging.
- Decree
- Order
- bet he's in command

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advocaat

- Traditional Dutch alcoholic drink
- Champion almost entirely consuming a drink
- Lawyer endlessly imbibing a liqueur
- Drink promotion briefly uttered raising cheers
- The alcoholic ingredient of a snowball cocktail
- Almost recommend supping a drink
- Champion briefly imbibing a liqueur
- use it to make a snowball?
- dick, dutch football coach who has managed glasgow rangers fc and his national side
- Liqueur made with eggs ,sugar and brandy
- Raw egg-based liqueur
- Creamy liqueur made with eggs and brandy
- Dutch liqueur
- Liqueur containing raw eggs
- Liqueur made with eggs
- Liqueur with eggs in
- Liqueur made from eggs and brandy
- Liqueur made with eggs and brandy
- Liqueur made from eggs, sugar and brandy