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nestled
  • - Settled into a cuddle puddle
  • - Swiss company had finally got into a comfortable position
  • - Sleet beating into window frame disregarded, was cosy
  • - a bit restless, in need, to get settled
  • - Confused? Let's end so comfortable!
  • - Took shelter, made snug
  • - Ends let out and pressed close
  • - Comfortably sheltered within something
  • - settled cosily
  • - Got nice and comfy in new Leeds building overlooking square
  • - Snuggled closely
  • - Got snug and cozy
  • - "The children were ...... all snug in their beds" ("'Twas the Night Before Christmas" line)
  • - Warmly touching
  • - Like Clement Moore's children
  • - Snugly situated
  • - Snuggled up
  • - Lay snugly
  • - Like a cozy infant
  • - Like a nursing infant
  • - Snugly positioned
  • - Snug, as in bed
  • - Got nice and comfy
  • - Snuggled
  • - Like the children in "A Visit From St. Nicholas"
  • - "...were .... all snug...": Moore
  • - Securely placed
  • - Like the children, in a holiday verse
  • - Curled up comfortably
  • - Physically close
  • - Made oneself comfy
  • - Fit in perfectly
  • - "The children were ...... all snug . . . "
  • - Sheltered cozily
  • - Settled down comfortably
  • - Settled warm and snug.
  • - Took shelter.
  • - Fitted snugly.
  • - Cozying up
  • - Snug
  • - Cuddled
  • - Cuddled up
  • - Settled comfortably
  • - Settled snugly
  • - Snugly settled
  • - Snuggled in
  • - Got comfy
  • - Got cozy
  • - Settled in snugly
  • - Settled down snugly
  • - Snuggled down.
  • - Sheltered
  • - Fit nicely
  • - Tucked away
  • - Snug as a bug in a rug
  • - snuggled state when the let ends, alas
  • - settled for being shown the way after being sent astray
slit
  • - Cut (open) as an envelope
  • - Narrow cut in an envelope
  • - Cut the list somehow
  • - Narrow cut, to open an envelope
  • - Long, thin cut
  • - Skirt cut
  • - Long straight cut
  • - Still endlessly upset when cut
  • - Narrow cut, opening
  • - Cut of a dress, maybe
  • - Surgeon's narrow cut
  • - Cut narrowly, as one's wrist or throat
  • - Narrow cut in a skirt, say
  • - Revealing feature of many an Oscar gown
  • - put a thin cut in
  • - Make a long narrow cut
  • - A straight cut
  • - Narrow cut in a skirt
  • - Cut like a letter opener
  • - Cut in a skirt
  • - Tight, straight cut
  • - Thin cut 5. Run-down housing
  • - Straight, thin cut
  • - Straight cut
  • - Small, narrow cut
  • - Narrow cut, as in an envelope
  • - Gown feature, perhaps
  • - Cut from a blade
  • - Cut along a line
  • - Common Oscar gown feature
  • - Fashionable cut
  • - Tiny cut
  • - Paper cut, e.g.
  • - Cut
  • - Little cut
  • - Narrow cut
  • - Surgeon's cut
  • - Thin cut in an envelope
  • - Thin cut
  • - Make a cut in
  • - Dress cut
  • - Letter opener's cut
  • - Make a narrow cut in
  • - Barely visible cut in paper
  • - Cut some salacious literature
  • - X-Acto knife cut, perhaps
  • - Cut some tasteless literature
  • - Cut with a razor blade
  • - Razor cut
  • - Small, thin cut
  • - Cut in an envelope
  • - Cut with an X-Acto knife
  • - Cut, as with a letter opener
  • - Long cut
  • - Knife cut
  • - Long, narrow cut
  • - Cut open
  • - Cut with a knife
  • - Small cut
  • - Cut (open), as a letter
  • - Surgical cut
  • - Hairline cut
  • - Fine cut
  • - Straight, narrow cut
  • - Make a long cut in
  • - Cut made by a letter opener
  • - Long, narrow cut in a dress
  • - "Cut" skirt feature
  • - Feature of a certain evening gown
  • - gown cut
  • - Cat's pupil in bright light
  • - opening in the side of a skirt
  • - Narrow skirt opening
  • - double-...... experiment
  • - sexy feature of a dress
  • - Narrow opening on a pencil skirt
  • - feature of angelina jolie's 2012 oscars dress
  • - vertical-...... pupils (feature of cats and foxes)
  • - Pupil of a cat's eye, often
  • - Narrow blinds opening
  • - Buttonhole, eg
  • - ... skirt (woman's garment with a vent)
  • - A small opening, such as a buttonhole
  • - Opening made in a frozen dinner cover
  • - Alluring dress feature
  • - Thigh revealer
  • - Squint-eyed opening
  • - Louver feature
  • - The Used "...... Your Own Throat"
  • - Placket
  • - Visor opening
  • - Skirt vent
  • - Skirt feature, maybe
  • - Operation creation
  • - Murderdolls "...... My Wrist"
  • - Minor incision
  • - Mask part
  • - It's made with a blade
  • - Chink or crack
  • - Capri pants feature, often
  • - Calf exposure?
  • - Vent, perhaps
  • - TV dinner vent
  • - Turtle's eye, often
  • - Tiny tear
  • - Tight-skirt feature
  • - Straight skirt feature
  • - Stitch target
  • - Start of many an operation
  • - Start of a tear
  • - Squinting eye, say
  • - Squinting eye, e.g.
  • - Spectrometer feature
  • - Sexy dress feature
  • - Revealing dress feature
  • - Punk rocker Tessa Pollitt, e.g.
  • - Pocket feature
  • - Peeping Tom's viewing point
  • - Part of some skirts
  • - Part of a daring skirt
  • - Paper airplane feature
  • - Oriental skirt feature
  • - Oriental dress feature
  • - Open with a paper knife
  • - Open letters
  • - Narrow vent
  • - Narrow slash
  • - Narrow opening such as a buttonhole
  • - Narrow opening in a skirt
  • - Narrow incision
  • - Make incisions
  • - Leg-revealing vent in a skirt
  • - Kind of trench or lamp
  • - Kind of trench
  • - It can make a skirt sexy
  • - Feature of Capri pants
  • - Feature of a long yet revealing skirt
  • - Eye opening, maybe
  • - Eastern skirt style
  • - Crack; chink
  • - Cheongsam feature
  • - Cat's eye, sometimes
  • - Cat's eye, at times
  • - Capri pants feature
  • - Buttonhole, usually
  • - A buttonhole is one
  • - Long opening
  • - Use a knife
  • - Feature of some dresses
  • - Use a letter opener on
  • - Open an envelope
  • - Lance
  • - Make an incision
  • - Type of skirt.
  • - Slash
  • - Narrow fissure
  • - Skirt feature, perhaps
  • - Open, in a way
  • - Eye opening
  • - Sever
  • - Notch
  • - Chink.
  • - Trench
  • - Groove
  • - Fissure
  • - Narrow space
  • - Piggy bank feature
  • - Kind of skirt
  • - Rip
  • - Lacerate
  • - Crack
  • - Vent
  • - Jacket feature
  • - Ball
  • - Small opening
  • - Tear
  • - Narrow opening
  • - Long narrow opening
  • - Small incision
  • - Tiny opening
  • - Thin opening
  • - Armor helmet eyehole
  • - A narrow opening for Rob from Bristol
  • - Buttonhole, e.g
  • - Thigh-baring dress feature
  • - Letter opener's creation
  • - Sexy skirt feature
  • - Use an X-Acto Knife on
  • - Open with a letter opener
  • - Cat's pupil, on a sunny day
  • - Use a box cutter on
  • - Buttonhole, essentially
  • - Not much light can get through it
  • - Skirt feature
  • - Knife incision
  • - Pupil of a lizard, e.g
  • - Gill opening
  • - Open with a box cutter
  • - Buttonhole, say
  • - Incision
  • - Barbecue rod
  • - Use a razor blade on, perhaps
  • - Revealing skirt feature
  • - Narrow opening to separate when penniless
  • - Gash
  • - Buttonhole
  • - Open, as an envelope
  • - Alluring skirt feature
  • - Thin incision
  • - Tissue box access
  • - Feature of some skirts
  • - Envelope opening?
  • - Gill openings
  • - Persian's pupil, at times
  • - Open envelopes
  • - Poncho feature
  • - Clothing opening
  • - Feature of a sexy skirt
  • - Skirt opening
  • - Aperture
  • - Use a letter opener
  • - Cat's pupil, at times
  • - Thin aperture
  • - Zoetrope feature
  • - Thin, narrow opening
  • - Skirt feature, sometimes
  • - Use a scalpel on
  • - Pupil of a snake's eye, often
  • - Suggestive opening
  • - Eye opening for a squint
  • - Letter opening?
  • - D.R.I. "...... My Wrist"
  • - Buckcherry "...... My Wrists"
  • - Buttonhole, for example
  • - With 45 Across, feature of some maxiskirts
  • - Narrow gap
  • - Buttonhole, for instance
  • - Buttonhole, basically
  • - Narrow aperture
  • - What an X-Acto knife might make
  • - Opening
  • - Inflame
  • - Thin opening, such as a buttonhole
  • - feature of a sheath
  • - deliberate split in a skirt
  • - narrow hole
scott
  • - A Scrooge portrayer
  • - He refused a 1970 Oscar
  • - Paper towel brand whose name rhymes with blot
  • - Actor Adam or golfer Adam
  • - Writer F. .. Fitzgerald
  • - .. Joplin, King of Ragtime
  • - The Great Gatsby author, F. .. Fitzgerald
  • - Civil rights leader Coretta ... King
  • - Patton star George C. ..
  • - Antarctic Captain had porridge, we hear
  • - sheila —, british aviator who authored 1968 volume i must fly
  • - Michael ... (character from "The Office")
  • - .... Mills, Radio 2 DJ
  • - hawaii five-0 actor,...caan
  • - alex ..., tv presenter and football pundit
  • - bakula or glenn
  • - Novelist and explorer
  • - "severance" star adam
  • - director ridley
  • - paul, english novelist who authored the "raj quartet" series
  • - Computer scientist Fahlman who is credited with originating the first smiley emoticon
  • - MCU's "Ant-Man" Lang
  • - disick on "keeping up with the kardashians"
  • - Actress Kristin .... Thomas
  • - Activist Coretta ... King
  • - Ridley ..., "The Martian" director who directed the 2000 film "Gladiator"
  • - jazz musician and civil rights activist hazel ......
  • - Brandon .... Jones of "Ghosts"
  • - Michael's surname on "The Office"
  • - House of Gucci director Ridley
  • - composer joplin, aka "king of ragtime"
  • - He provided Ivan with an agricultural implement
  • - "King of Ragtime" Joplin
  • - Michael ..., popular television character played by Steve Carell in the sitcom "The Office"
  • - Explorer's bed in the way
  • - His Lady was of the Lake
  • - Actor Andrew, who portrayed Jim Moriarty in "Sherlock"
  • - Great novelist said to be what he was
  • - Weekend Edition Saturday host ... Simon
  • - late espn anchor stuart ......
  • - Baio or Bakula
  • - Byron ...., NBA player from Utah who played for the Los Angeles Lakers
  • - American writer F. ... Fitzgerald, regarded as one of the best ever from America and is known for novels like "The Great Gatsby"
  • - The manager and one of the main characters in "The Office," Michael ...
  • - "Parks and Recreation" actor Adam
  • - "... Pilgrim vs. the World," Michael Cera film
  • - "... Pilgrim vs. the World" (2010 movie)
  • - Famous Antarctic explorer
  • - Astronaut Carpenter
  • - Key's middle name
  • - Joplin of ragtime fame
  • - Dred or Sir Walter
  • - Big name in bath tissue
  • - "Kenilworth" author
  • - "Dilbert" drawer Adams
  • - Stone Temple Pilots frontman Weiland
  • - Sir Walter ......, "Ivanhoe" author
  • - Sir Walter ...... (author)
  • - George or Willard
  • - George C. or Sir Walter
  • - Big name in paper products
  • - Author Turow
  • - Winfield or Dred
  • - Willard of "Today"
  • - Weatherman Willard
  • - Turow or Bakula
  • - Stapp of Creed
  • - Skater Hamilton
  • - Promoter of Schrute from assistant to the regional manager to assistant regional manager
  • - Prince Disick of the Kardashianverse
  • - Patton player
  • - Ottawa's greatest skater
  • - Oscar-winner George: 1970
  • - NPR's ...... Simon
  • - Novelist F. .... Fitzgerald
  • - Mexican War hero
  • - Mexican War general known as Old Fuss and Feathers
  • - Martha or Randolph of films
  • - Martha or Randolph
  • - Longtime "Today" show personality
  • - Josey of Saliva
  • - He reached the South Pole in January 1912
  • - Hazel or Winfield
  • - Great man?
  • - Gloria ......, first black president of the Girl Scouts, 1975
  • - General called "Old Fuss and Feathers"
  • - Figure skating medalist Barbara Ann
  • - Figure skating great Hamilton
  • - Father of the historical novel
  • - F. .... Fitzgerald
  • - English entomologist Hugh ......
  • - Dred or Walter
  • - Dred
ittakestwo
  • - 1988 platinum single by rob base and dj e-z rock
  • - 1967 hit single for Marvin Gaye and Kim Weston
  • - Tangoing truism
  • - Olsen Twins' film debut (1995)
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