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matey
  • - Tar
  • - "My fellow pirate"
  • - "Ahoy, ...!" (pirate greeting)
  • - To whom you might cry "Ahoy!"
  • - Ahoy ...! (pirate's greeting)
  • - "Ahoy, ...!" (pirate's shout)
  • - Shipboard companion
  • - Pirate's pal
  • - Friendly or familiar
  • - Close chum (slang)
  • - Buddy on a boat
  • - Fellow sailor
  • - Buccaneer bud
  • - Pal, to a pirate
  • - Friendly final check before end of day
  • - 'Ahoy!' addressee
  • - Pirate's friend
  • - Chum, to a Brit
  • - Sailor friend
  • - Address on a ship, of yore
  • - Rum-drinking buddy
  • - Word after "ahoy"
  • - Pirate's buddy
  • - Address for a pirate
  • - Buccaneer's buddy
  • - Sailor buddy
  • - Talk Like a Pirate Day address
  • - Bloke's buddy
  • - Bristol bro
  • - "Ahoy" recipient
  • - Chum at sea
  • - "Ahoy, ......!"
  • - Ice finally sinks in substantial cordial
  • - Swabby's chum
  • - British docker
  • - Buddy, in Britain
  • - Brit's bro
  • - Pal on a ship
  • - Nautical pal
  • - Brighton bud
  • - Sailor's sobriquet
  • - Chichester chum
  • - Chatham chum
  • - Brighton buddy
  • - Brit form of chum
  • - One to whom "Ahoy!" is directed
  • - Pirate's chum
  • - Companion at sea
  • - Chummy, in Chelsea
  • - Sailor's pal
  • - Bristol bud
  • - British bud
  • - Chelmsford chum
  • - Salt's pal
  • - Sailor's chum
  • - Jim, to Long John
  • - Swab's sobriquet
  • - Yorkshire pal
  • - Buccaneer's bud
  • - British pal
  • - Sea dog's buddy
  • - Tony Blair's chum
  • - Pirate pal
  • - Comradely, in London
  • - Plymouth pal
  • - Pal, to a Britisher
  • - Captain's subordinate, slangily
  • - Buddy in Britian
  • - Chum: Brit.
  • - Companionable, in Cheshire
  • - Cockney crony
  • - London docker
  • - Chummy, in Cheshire
  • - London dockyard worker
  • - Chum, in Chelsea
  • - Chum, in Croydon
  • - Chummy, in Cheltenham
  • - London dockman.
  • - Chummy: Brit.
  • - Companionable: Colloq.
  • - British version of chum.
  • - Sailor's pal: Navy slang.
  • - Brit's buddy
  • - Chummy
  • - British buddy
  • - Pirate address
  • - Companionable
  • - Swab
  • - Bucko
  • - See 22-Down
  • - Term for a sailor
  • - Friendly
atit
  • - In a scuffle
  • - Busy being a bit platitudinous
  • - being industrious
  • - In a fight
  • - having a fight
  • - take a crack .... (make an attempt)
  • - back ....: making a comeback
  • - Take a crack ...... (try something): 2 wds.
  • - Words meaning busy
  • - Take a crack ...... (try): 2 wds.
  • - In a shouting match, perhaps
  • - Having a tiff, say
  • - Busy on a job
  • - Mano a mano
  • - Busy, busy, busy
  • - In a row
  • - Having a spat
  • - In a tussle
  • - Having a tiff
  • - Working or fighting, casually
  • - exchanging barbs
  • - Exchanging insults, perhaps
  • - still ...... (working hard)
  • - Doing the thing in question out of gratitude?
  • - Going ... (fighting) (2 wds.)
  • - Hard ......: working busily
  • - Words after keep or going
  • - plugging away diligently
  • - Toiling away: 2 wds.
  • - "Keep ..." (encouragement): 2 wds.
  • - "Keep ...!": (encouraging words): 2 wds.
  • - Working hard (2 wds.)
  • - Feuding (2 wds.)
  • - "Look ...... this way . . ."(Used today)
  • - Busily working
  • - Arguing loudly
  • - Persisting
  • - Has one's nose to the grindstone
  • - Going ...... tooth and nail
  • - Spatting
  • - Having words
  • - Going full throttle
  • - "No matter how you look ...... ...": 2 wds.
  • - Scuffling
  • - Scrapping
  • - Keep ...... (be persistent): 2 wds.
  • - Having an argument
  • - Have ...... (tackle)
  • - Going ...... (bickering): 2 wds.
  • - Buckling down
  • - "Keep ......!" ("Don't give up!"): 2 wds.
  • - Words after keep or have
  • - Words after keep or go
  • - Words after hard or keep
  • - Warring, say
  • - Vigorously pursuing something
  • - Up and ...... (working)
  • - Toiling away or bickering
  • - Steadily working
  • - Persevering, say
  • - Like perennial rivals, constantly
  • - Keep ...... (plug along)
  • - In an argument
  • - How some may be going
  • - Having one's nose to the grindstone
  • - Have ......! (Go ahead!)
  • - Have ...... (undertake)
  • - Have ...... (go after)
  • - Have ...... (fight)
  • - Have ...... (begin)
  • - Has one's nose to the grindstone, e.g.
  • - Going head to head
  • - Going ...... (arguing): 2 wds.
  • - Go ...... hammer and tongs
  • - Go ...... (tussle)
  • - Get ...... (start work)
  • - Fighting, often with "again"
  • - Fighting (again)
  • - Currently fighting
  • - Busting one's hump
  • - Busting one's back
  • - Bickering back and forth
  • - Battling with each other
  • - Battling fiercely
  • - Back to old habits
  • - Attacking the job
  • - "While you're ---, could you ..."
  • - "While you're ...... ...": 2 wds.
  • - "Look ...... this way ...": 2 wds.
  • - "If you look ...... another way ...": 2 wds.
  • - "Have ......!" ("Knock yourself out!")
  • - Going strong
  • - Toiling
  • - Have ...... (try)
  • - Doing the job
  • - Not procrastinating
  • - Fighting
  • - "They're .... again!"
  • - Working away
  • - Working diligently
  • - Squabbling
  • - 'Keep ......!' ('Don't give up!')
  • - Quarreling
  • - 'While you're ...... . . .'
  • - Arguing vehemently
  • - Go ....: fight
  • - Bickering
  • - "You're looking ......!"
  • - Working busily
  • - Working hard, given some latitude
  • - Plugging away
  • - Working or wrangling
  • - Going ...... (bickering)
  • - Keep .... (persevere)
  • - 'While we're ...... . . .'
  • - Going ....: fighting
  • - Battling (again)
  • - Toiling away
  • - Arguing
  • - Feuding
  • - Feuding, say
  • - Hard at work
  • - On the job
  • - Locking horns
  • - Working or fighting
  • - Working hard
  • - Trying hard
  • - Fighting tooth and nail
tas
  • - ...... in turkey (part of a kindergarten lesson)
  • - Thanks, in Soho
  • - Pile, in Paris
  • - ...... in Thomas
  • - ...... in telephone
  • - "...... in turkey" (early lesson)
  • - "...... in turkey" (elementary lesson)
  • - The two in a Brit's farewell
  • - Figures in some univ. classes
  • - ...... in turkey (spelling lesson)
  • - ...... in Tango
  • - Chinese pagodas
  • - Professor's student aides: Abbr.
  • - Professor's assts.
  • - Instructors that are often grad students
  • - Helpers for profs
  • - Educ. helpers
  • - British thank-you's
  • - 101 instructors, briefly
  • - University professor's helpers: Abbr.
  • - Univ. instructors
  • - Univ. classroom helpers
  • - Two make a bye-bye
  • - Tomorrow's doctors today, briefly
  • - They take the university course loads that no profs want: Abbr.
  • - They might hold office hours, for short
  • - Thanks along the Thames
  • - Thank-yous along the Thames
  • - Some univ. workers
  • - Some stipend recipients, for short
  • - Some proctors, for short
  • - Some intro-level educators at a univ.
  • - Some final exam proctors, for short
  • - Soho thank-yous
  • - Section leaders, for short
  • - School helpers, briefly
  • - Sch. aides
  • - Profs' helpers: abbr.
  • - Profs' aides: Abbr.
  • - Profs may employ them
  • - Professors' aides, for short
  • - Prof's underlings
  • - Prof's paper graders, often
  • - Prof's helpers, for short
  • - Prof's graders, often
  • - Ones having the burden of prof?
  • - Many college lab instructors
  • - Londoners' grateful words
  • - Londoner's "laters"
  • - London donees' words
  • - Intro-level class teachers, often
  • - Instructors working on degrees: Abbr.
  • - Help for profs.
  • - Graduate students who grade papers, perhaps: Abbr.
  • - Graders, lecturers, and/or question-answering pros
  • - Grad students, typically: Abbr.
  • - Gracious publican comments
  • - Future profs, often
  • - Flying abbr.
  • - Exam graders, often (Abbr.)
  • - Employees pursuing PhDs, perhaps
  • - Dorm overseers
  • - College professor's helpers: Abbr.
  • - Coll. professor's helpers
  • - Classroom assignments?: Abbr.
  • - Class leaders: Abbr.
  • - Brits' expressions of gratitude
  • - British thank-yous
  • - Brit's thank you's
  • - Australian isl.
  • - A prof. may have them
  • - 101 teachers, often: Abbr.
  • - 101 lab overseers: Abbr.
  • - 101 instructors, perhaps
  • - Univ. staffers
  • - Arabic letters
  • - Univ. employees
  • - Byes
  • - Casual farewells
  • - Professors' helpers
  • - Prof's helpers
  • - Aides for profs
  • - Future profs, perhaps
  • - Many Ph.D. students
  • - Prof's aides
  • - Section leaders, often: Abbr
  • - Univ. paper graders, maybe
  • - Many Ph.D. candidates
  • - Prof's helpers: Abbr
  • - Prof's assistants
  • - Many coll. lab instructors
  • - Grad students, often
  • - Lecture hall helpers, for short
  • - Coll. aides
  • - Some grad students
  • - Profs' support, for short
  • - Ph.D. students' jobs, often
  • - Many univ. lab instructors
  • - They're often grad students
  • - Prof. aides
  • - Lab instructors, often
  • - Some univ. instructors
  • - Some grad students, for short
  • - Some univ. hirees
  • - Ones making the grade, for short?
  • - Aides for univ. profs
  • - Aides at 29-Across (Abbr.)
  • - Grad student jobs
  • - HS helpers
  • - Profs' helpers, for short
  • - Univ. aides (1)
  • - Profs' helpers
  • - Prof's graders, perhaps
  • - U. 2's?
  • - Profs' test graders, perhaps
  • - UCLA aides
  • - Profs' aides, for short
  • - Profs' classroom helpers
  • - Some univ. proctors
  • - Many intro-level class instructors, for short
  • - Helpers of profs
  • - Some exam graders, for short
  • - USC aides
  • - Some lab instructors, briefly
  • - Positions for Ph.D. students
  • - Profs' help
  • - Professors' helpers: Abbr
  • - Prof helpers
  • - Jobs for some Ph.D. students
  • - Some univ. staff
  • - Tantalum symbols
  • - Jobs for grad students
  • - Univ. helpers
  • - #2s at college
  • - Profs' paper graders, often
  • - Coll. instructors, at times
  • - Classroom aides, for short
  • - Campus aides, for short
  • - Profs' backups
  • - They help the prof
  • - Academic aides, briefly
  • - Aussie isle, for short
  • - Future profs, maybe
  • - Univ. test graders
  • - Grad students, frequently
  • - Genetics markers, perhaps: Abbr.
  • - Univ. proctors, often
  • - Ph.D. students, perhaps
  • - Prof.'s class helpers
  • - Aides for some profs
  • - Recitation section leaders, briefly
  • - U. staffers
  • - Prof's aides, briefly
  • - Univ. figures
  • - Some lab leaders, for short
  • - Prof's paper graders: Abbr.
  • - They may grade univ. papers
  • - Profs' protégés, briefly
  • - Coll. helpers
  • - Grads who grade, often
  • - Some proctors, briefly
  • - Brits' thank-yous
  • - Sometime classroom leaders, briefly
  • - Univ. workers
  • - Words of gratitude
  • - Some coll. employees
  • - Profs' aides
  • - Univ. aides
  • - See 6 Down
  • - Letters from Greece
  • - Scale notes
  • - Graduate students who aid professors (anagram of "sat"): Abbr.
  • - some future profs
  • - Colleagues of profs
  • - u. no. 2s
  • - Lab helpers, for short
  • - Aides with .edu addresses
  • - Australian island state (Abbr)
  • - Some exam graders (abbr.)
  • - Australian island state, for short
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