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knot
  • - "When you reach the end of your rope, tie a .... in it and hang on" - Franklin D. Roosevelt
  • - Part of a tie
  • - I'm a frayed ... (joke punchline)
  • - Wading bird that may be found in wood
  • - A Boy Scout might learn how to tie one
  • - Tight lump of muscle that a masseuse might work on
  • - Task for a masseuse
  • - Thing that a Bov Scout learns how to tie
  • - rock climber's figure eight, for one
  • - "Devil's ...," 2013 American legal drama starring Reese Witherspoon as Pamela Hobbs, that features a trial
  • - it's tied at a wedding
  • - a hitch maybe not mentioned
  • - it sounds a negative kind of security
  • - A type of bird - or a problem to which Gordius found a solution
  • - "I'm a frayed ..." (punch line of a classic joke)
  • - Union that's not sound?
  • - a tough piece of wood giving a negative result, one hears
  • - Necktie feature, or a problem with a shoelace
  • - Tight spot worked on by a massage therapist
  • - What you make with a rope
  • - Not a sound union?
  • - Way of tying a tie
  • - A wading bird
  • - tie on a necktie
  • - Square ... (something that's simple to tie)
  • - a unit of length used in navigation
  • - Macrame feature
  • - Tree feature
  • - Part of a bow
  • - Wood panel feature
  • - Scout's handiwork
  • - Masseuse's challenge
  • - Feature of some paneling
  • - Comber's woe
  • - Boater's unit
  • - It's tied in church
  • - It's tied at weddings
  • - A bowline or a sheep-shank,
  • - Word that can follow "square" or "granny"
  • - Windsor ...... (option for tying a necktie)
  • - Where a branch joins the trunk
  • - What you tie in a rope
  • - What holds a tie in place
  • - What a scout learns to tie
  • - Unit of speed, to a sailor
  • - Measure of speed by boats in loop
  • - defeat overturned in tie
  • - Twisted loaf of bread
  • - Massage target, perhaps
  • - Toads or sandpiper
  • - unit of speed of one nautical mile per hour
  • - it may be tied at speed
  • - Tie [laces]
  • - Sea-speed standard
  • - Hit recalled for granny?
  • - Intertwining of rope, string etc
  • - with "the," popular wedding-planning website
  • - Make tangled
  • - Gordian problem
  • - headphone cord annoyance
  • - Classic pretzel shape
  • - Bowline, say
  • - Tied with marriage?
  • - Tangle in the hair
  • - Unit of nautical speed
  • - sociable sandpiper, or interlaced cord
  • - The Boy Scouts will teach you how to tie one
  • - certain speed is tied to it
  • - Yacht race speed unit
  • - Macrame loop
  • - figure eight or square
  • - Headphone cable headache
  • - difficult problem, metaphorically
  • - stomach cramp, figuratively
  • - Shoelace or muscle problem
  • - You'll make one in the Boy Scouts
  • - Unit of ship speed
  • - Fairy ... (hair woe)
  • - it makes fast speed at sea
  • - Necktie need
  • - Speed is 1,000 and 100 in reverse
  • - some of the bank-notes for granny maybe
  • - Tangled hair woe
  • - necklace headache
  • - Something to untie
  • - plank imperfection
  • - Tie the ...
  • - Something to untie, rhymes with bot
  • - Tie Cord
  • - Sheepshank or square
  • - shoelace complication
  • - Tie the ... (get hitched)
  • - Headphone cord frustration
  • - Bowline or sheet bend?
  • - Half-hitch, eg
  • - Hard cross-grained round piece in wood
  • - Union not to be mentioned
  • - Friendship bracelet part
  • - Secure measure of speed for flyer
  • - Tied fastening
  • - slip, top, or granny
  • - Water rate?
  • - Homophone of 'not'
  • - Tangled hair
  • - Granny or Gordian
  • - Group of toads
  • - Granny, for one
  • - Sheepshank, e.g.
  • - Granny, e.g.
  • - 1.85 kilometers/hour
  • - Half hitch, for one
  • - Granny or bowline
  • - Two-by-four flaw
  • - Stomach tightness
  • - Nautical mile
  • - Bowline, for one
  • - Windsor or sheepshank
  • - Tenseness
  • - Shoelace securer
  • - Sea-speed unit
  • - Nautical unit of speed
  • - Lace snarl
  • - It may be tied in church
  • - Granny or sheepshank
  • - Windsor or sheet bend
  • - Tight tangle
  • - Tied the ...... (got married)
  • - Tie the ...... (wed)
  • - Tie it and you're hitched
  • - Square, for one
  • - Speed unit at sea
  • - Slip or square follower
  • - Shoelace tangle
  • - Shoelace hassle
  • - Shoelace challenge
  • - Ship speed unit
  • - Sheepshank, for one
  • - Sheepshank, for example
  • - Sea speed
  • - Rope trick
  • - Marriage bond
  • - Hitch, e.g.
  • - Hard-to-undo tangle
  • - Group of toads, e.g.
  • - Granny or square follower
  • - Granny or reef
  • - Complicated problem
  • - Clove hitch.
  • - Carrick bend
  • - Bowline or sheepshank, for example
  • - Bowline or half hitch
  • - Bowline or clove hitch
  • - Boat speed unit
  • - Bend or hitch
  • - Word with slip or slide
  • - Word with slip or loop
  • - Word with Gordian or slip
  • - Word after square or Gordian
  • - Windsor or slip
  • - What post-prime rockers might tie
  • - What Madonna tied w/Sean Penn
  • - What Madonna tied w/Guy Ritchie
  • - What Chrissie Hynde & Jim Kerr tied
  • - Wedlock, so to speak
stiff
  • - small argument, formal
  • - Formal body
  • - Primly formal, yet somehow breezy?
  • - Overly formal
  • - Rigidly formal
  • - Formal.
  • - Formal in manner
  • - Severe person that's departed?
  • - what the starchy judge hands down?
  • - Rigid, inflexible
  • - Light as a feather, ... as a board
  • - It's difficult to be hard and inflexible
  • - Lacking ease of movement
  • - small disagreement over the proverbial corpse?
  • - rigid piece of felt is the right size for back
  • - body of fianna fail support it's going up
  • - Strong second row
  • - word after scared or bored
  • - word before "drink" or "neck"
  • - much less than limber
  • - Feeling creaky
  • - heavy on the liquor, as a cocktail
  • - unable to be bent
  • - ... drink (strong libation)
  • - Rigid; severe
  • - Wooden, as a performance
  • - For the arthritic, it's hard
  • - leave zip for a tip
  • - Under-rated Irish punk band, best known for their 1978 song "Alternative Ulster"; ...... Little Fingers
  • - Inflexible, rigid
  • - It's difficult, being inflexible
  • - Working joe
  • - Firm, like a piece of wood
  • - Hard to bend
  • - Inelastic
  • - Like a good board
  • - Not at all limber
  • - Rigid, unbending
  • - Firm is foremost in Savile Row
  • - Mother buried dog's body
  • - Needing to loosen up
  • - Starched, say
  • - Leave no tip for
  • - Challenging body
  • - Very firm son having argument
  • - Unfriendly second row
  • - Small dispute showing lack of flexibility
  • - Unable to bend
  • - Like a board
  • - Leave nothing behind?
  • - Not easily bent
  • - Not tip
  • - Small disagreement can be tiring
  • - Leave no tip to
  • - Difficult mean-spirited customer
  • - Difficult to bend
  • - Not at all flexible
  • - Large firm
  • - Not pay what's due
  • - Stubborn son spat
  • - Potent, as a potable
  • - Completely unlike a wet noodle
  • - Strong, drinkwise
  • - Harsh, as a prison sentence
  • - Far from flexible
  • - Harsh, as a penalty
  • - Suffering from stage fright
  • - Shortchange
  • - Past tense
  • - Awkward, as a speaker
  • - Lucky one?
  • - Tip zip
  • - Not flexible, as muscles
  • - Like starched collars
  • - Unreasonable, pricewise
  • - Dead body, in slang
  • - Fail to tip
  • - Creaky
  • - Hardly limber
  • - Like a double at a bar
  • - Leave without paying
  • - Don't tip
  • - Potent, like a drink
  • - Victim, to Mike Hammer
  • - Avoid tipping
  • - Like the hand 8-7, in blackjack
  • - Neglect to pay
  • - Poor dancer
  • - Excessively high
  • - Like a stuffed shirt
  • - Like some penalties
  • - Lucky or scared follower
  • - Starched
  • - Fail to tip a waiter
  • - Brittle
  • - He makes a waiter a hater
  • - Like wing collars
  • - Like beaten egg-whites
  • - Not at ease.
  • - Like a strong drink
  • - Body bag contents
  • - Lacking grace
  • - High-priced
  • - Standoffish
  • - Lacking spontaneity
  • - Not flexible
  • - End of some business names
  • - 'You .... lucky!'
  • - Like an Eton collar
  • - Graceless
  • - Working
  • - Formidable
  • - Hard
  • - Unbending
  • - Tightwad
  • - Inflexible
  • - Starchy
  • - Rigid
  • - Wooden
  • - Blotto
  • - Difficult
  • - Awkward
  • - Resolute
  • - Harsh
  • - Unyielding
  • - Uptight
  • - Far from relaxed
  • - Hardly relaxed
  • - Guy
  • - small argument, being unyielding
  • - Rob's dog ignoring parent
  • - Rigid, tense
scuttle
  • - Open holes in the bottom of metal bucket
  • - send a boat down for coal
  • - hastily move the coal container
  • - Send to the ocean bottom
  • - Send to Davy Jones's locker
  • - Send to the bottom
  • - furtively run to get container for coal
  • - Let's cut milling around and hurry
  • - Container for cooked cutlets
  • - coal transporter in hurry
  • - dash off for coal
  • - Produce cutlets at a rapid pace
  • - sink on purpose
  • - sink a vessel carrying coal
  • - run hastily
  • - move about hastily
  • - Dash! There's coal in it!
  • - Scamper, scurry
  • - coal vessel
  • - Hod
  • - Sink, as a vessel
  • - Sink one's ship deliberately
  • - Deliberately sink a ship
  • - Deliberately sink
  • - Coal stored here in sink deliberately
  • - Container for coals
  • - Sink fuel container
  • - Sink container
  • - Coal bucket
  • - Destroy small mollusc
  • - Fuel vessel in hurry
  • - Scurry — sink — coal container
  • - Sink, as a derelict ship
  • - Sink, as a boat
  • - Proceed hurriedly
  • - Abandon, as plans
  • - Destroy deliberately
  • - Run with quick, small steps
  • - Quick shuffling pace.
  • - Utensil for coal.
  • - Short swift run.
  • - Run swiftly.
  • - Coal holder
  • - Scurry
  • - Coal carrier
  • - Abandon
  • - Sink
  • - Hurry
  • - Scamper
  • - Damage
  • - Sink a ship by holing it
greymatter
  • - Try e.g. a term that's formulated for intelligence
  • - Brains evicting unruly civilians from matinee Virgil Tracy's mishandled
  • - Ill-defined affair that indicates intelligence
  • - Dull affair that shows intelligence
  • - Colourful type from major hospital spoke out with intelligence
  • - Colourful type from hospital verbalised with intelligence
  • - Aristocratic woman with count shows common sense
  • - Intelligence
  • - informal or facetious term for intelligence
  • - Common sense to carry weight under horse
  • - Cerebral tissue
  • - It's rather a colourless affair, mind
  • - Mental material,
  • - Brains, commonly
  • - Brains ... or this puzzle's four circled names?
  • - The brain
  • - Thing involving Zane or Lady Jane
  • - Brain tissue
  • - Brains
strain
  • - Twist to the music
  • - try very hard to filter
  • - southern railway transport to make a great effort
  • - great effort forthcoming from some of the industrious trainees
  • - the sound of music makes an excessive demand
  • - Notes the effort
  • - It takes great effort to produce such a tune
  • - make really big effort to produce stock
  • - make a great effort to produce "the sound of music"
  • - a great effort to produce southern transport
  • - Tension, by the way, to fall
  • - allow water to drain from spaghetti
  • - make an effort on tune
  • - put excessive stress on the breed?
  • - Exert force or pressure on
  • - Endeavour
  • - Music produced when you pull all the stops out
  • - The tension shows in the music
  • - Excessive exertion
  • - Overextend yourself
  • - put excessive demands on southern coach
  • - Pull or push forcibly
  • - stress star in trouble
  • - exertion, tension
  • - practises cycling, getting muscle injury
  • - sieve – tax
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