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lenient
  • - it's merciful to be let out at nine
  • - merciful to allow nine to come running in
  • - if you need to give a teen no score be merciful about it
  • - clement allowed nine in to change
  • - Indulgent, allowed the nine incarcerated to go free
  • - 'Merciful' — based on a Latin word meaning to soothe
  • - Inclined to look the other way
  • - Willing to let things slide
  • - Likely to bend
  • - More likely to bend
  • - Inclined to look other way
  • - Ready to forgive.
  • - Inclined to mercy.
  • - Tempered with mercy.
  • - Showing mercy
  • - Nine drunk bores allowed to be forgiving
  • - indulgent, allowed nine to run in
  • - Liberal German certainly not upset to be featured in warrant
  • - forgiving sin ultimately, that is central to religious observance
  • - Merciful — net line (anag)
  • - Being quite indulgent, let nine members perform
  • - Lax (of a person in authority)
  • - head of lancing finding teen in trouble is tolerant
  • - Liberal invited occasionally during religious season
  • - Certainly not strict
  • - Let nine out, being merciful
  • - Note that is penned in Church season, allowing freedom?
  • - not severe with about nine unfortunately tenanted
  • - Tolerant of knight that is breaking fast
  • - Net and line in tangle for Liberal
  • - Merciful and tolerant
  • - Kind of permit blocked by regressive German veto
  • - The opposite of what a martinet would be
  • - Tolerant communist accepting English on time
  • - Nile net breaks: it's merciful
  • - mild man with it receives points
  • - Hardly heavy-handed
  • - Deighton, Irish specialist, is compassionate
  • - Soft on punishment
  • - Easy-going
  • - Forgiving
  • - Not strict
  • - Indulgent
  • - Not at all strict
  • - Far from strict
  • - Too easy
  • - Far from stern
  • - Opposite of draconian
  • - Linnet flying round east not tough
  • - Tolerant of a German Rising in a period before Easter
  • - Tolerant attitude initially overlooked in books on the French
  • - Light inside regularly seen in time before Easter
  • - Not severe
  • - Nine let out: that's compassionate
  • - Not exacting
  • - Merciful, tolerant
  • - Tolerant; not strict
  • - Soft-hearted
  • - Sparing space within rocky inlet
  • - Mild mid-evening in days before Easter
  • - Soft on the rules
  • - Net and line in tangle, which is merciful
  • - Nile net loosened — that's merciful
  • - Nine let off — that's compassionate
  • - Tolerant, let nine off
  • - Unusually short, as a prison sentence
  • - Fast eating that is initially not sparing
  • - Tolerant type of revolutionary welcomes note backing riot
  • - Mild disagreement from Becker over stopping obstructed serve
  • - Forgiving, soft
  • - Not at all harsh
  • - Forgiving Russian leader neglecting latest new hospital department
  • - Soft Communist embracing European Trot's conclusion
  • - The opposite of harsh
  • - Mid-evening in days before Easter can be quite mild
  • - Tolerant flower covers Ulster alongside half the mint
  • - Unevenly lie on linen, not soft
  • - Showing clemency
  • - Soft, in a way
  • - Unlike a martinet
  • - Sparing the rod
  • - Hardly a martinet
  • - Not too tough
  • - Assuasive.
  • - Forbearing
  • - Tolerant
  • - Permissive
  • - Lax
  • - Not tough
  • - Soft.
  • - Clement
  • - Easygoing
  • - Mild
  • - Compassionate
  • - Merciful
  • - Easy
  • - Relaxed, not harsh
newtown
  • - Force unit to cover wide urban development
  • - Scientist stopped by wide urban development
  • - Unused to outskirts of Welwyn Garden City?
  • - went with own plan to powys place
  • - Stevenage, Crawley or Hatfield, for example
  • - possess amphibian before redevelopment
  • - Original conurbation of Milton Keynes, for instance
  • - Milton Keynes for instance, is an unfamiliar place
  • - Amphibian now ruining Sydney suburb
  • - Conurbation planned and built by the government
  • - Connecticut location where Scrabble was first manufactured
  • - Mathematician coming across wife in Harlow perhaps
  • - Scientist accommodating wife in Basildon, say?
  • - Little beast's personal garden city?
  • - One allegedly very drunk individual in Milton Keynes?
  • - Connecticut community.
  • - stevenage or hatfield, e.g.
teapot
  • - Service member
  • - Service part
  • - Service piece
  • - To tape (anag)
  • - vessel for pouring a hot beverage
  • - Spouted vessel for brewing and pouring
  • - Container for brewing a hot drink
  • - Vessel with a handle and spout
  • - tap toe, in a way. it may produce a popular domestic vessel
  • - To a pet, possibly, it has cosy associations
  • - vessel to brew pekoe
  • - Pour beverage from it
  • - what the caddy holds will get put in here
  • - spout spot
  • - Milk supplier crossing river leaves container, perhaps
  • - Container from which a hot drink may be poured
  • - kettle to brew your pekoe
  • - From which "mother" dispenses liquid, note, and a drug
  • - Has spout and handle
  • - "Cuppa" creator
  • - Steeper with a spout
  • - Brew and serve a cuppa from this
  • - "Short and stout" singer of nursery rhyme
  • - P?t? made with duck put on top of toast produced by one fancying a brew
  • - Chinese restaurant drink container
  • - China or silver container for brewing leaves
  • - it's frequently used by domestic brewers
  • - One cosily covered?
  • - Brewing chamber
  • - Beverage brewer
  • - Where to put Earl Grey
  • - Tempest container, proverbially
  • - Tao pet (anag)
  • - Souchong receptacle
  • - Sine qua non at an afternoon affair
  • - Scandalous Dome
  • - Proverbial site of a tempest
  • - Place for darjeeling
  • - P.M. item for a hostess
  • - Oolong steeper
  • - Oolong server
  • - Object of much British ritual.
  • - Nursery rhyme, I'm a little ...
  • - Notorious Dome
  • - Leaf beverage pourer
  • - Item for a cozy
  • - I'm a little ..., short & stout
  • - Drink-maker
  • - Dome of note
  • - Dome of history
  • - Dome of Harding's day
  • - Cozy's raison d'être
  • - Container used at elevenses
  • - Container for a brew
  • - Chamomile container
  • - Certain container
  • - Angela Lansbury cartoon character
  • - A tempest in a ......
  • - "I'm a little ......, short and stout ..."
  • - Hot-drink dispenser
  • - Beverage server
  • - Beverage container
  • - Crockery item
  • - Earl Grey holder
  • - Steeper?
  • - Drink and drugs produced by home brewer
  • - In 'Beauty and the Beast,' Mrs. Potts is turned into one
  • - Home brewer
  • - Stove-top staple
  • - 'Short and stout' vessel
  • - Earl Grey server
  • - "I'm a Little ......"
  • - Oolong brewer
  • - Part of the home brewing paraphernalia produced drink and drugs
  • - Herbal beverage holder
  • - 66-Across vessel
  • - It might be left holding the bag
  • - What 'I' am, in a kid's song
  • - Something used on the range
  • - Brewing aid
  • - Jasmine may occupy this river probing mammal's characteristic
  • - Mad Hatter's server
  • - Is left holding the wet bags on course reportedly for big pay out
  • - Starts 1 down from flower on square - it requires its fill of water and a bag
  • - Drink container
  • - Something to get a spot out of?
  • - Head covering for the Dormouse
  • - Cuppa brewer
  • - Is left holding the wet bags on course reportedly for big pay day
  • - Leaves here for a drink?
  • - Vacant type with a grass container on the table?
  • - Wedgwood collectible
  • - Home brewing accessory
  • - Darjeeling server
  • - It might be up to its neck in hot water
vitus
  • - Saint of the dance
  • - Saint given a new suit at the civic centre
  • - Saint of dancers
  • - Saint (with a pathological dance)
  • - Patron saint of dancers and actors
  • - Patron saint of dancers
  • - Patron saint of comedians
  • - One of saintdom's Fourteen Holy Helpers
  • - .. Bering, Danish explorer who mapped the Russian far east
  • - saintly victor given a new suit
  • - Explorer Bering
  • - St. .......... (third-century child-martyr)
  • - Danish navigator Bering
  • - Danish explorer Bering
tweak
  • - Small adjustment or modification
  • - Minor adjustment lacking ability to support argument's conclusion
  • - Start the feeble adjustment
  • - Slight adjustment of width at first cutting wood
  • - Small sharp pull
  • - Make minor adjustments
  • - Make minor adjustments to
  • - Make fine adjustments
  • - Make adjustments in time in firm?
  • - Fine adjustment
  • - Minor adjustment
  • - Make a small adjustment
  • - Slight adjustment
  • - Make small adjustments to
  • - Make a minor adjustment to
  • - Make a slight adjustment to
  • - Small adjustment
  • - Minor modification
  • - Make small adjustments in
  • - Pinch or adjust
  • - Make small adjustments
  • - Small change.
  • - a fine adjustment to a mechanism or system
  • - Adjust or fine-tune
  • - Adjust a little bit
  • - adjust a tad
  • - pull that's initially easily overcome
  • - Pinch whiskey in wooden container
  • - Pinch and twist sharply
  • - Women in timber pinch and twist
  • - quick pull on towrope initially feeble
  • - adjust just slightly
  • - Fine-tune; adjust
  • - Twitch and begin to wake perhaps
  • - Temperature not hard to adjust
  • - Slightly change start of walk in wood
  • - Exhausted after tango and twist
  • - Make minor alteration to
  • - Twist (nose)
  • - Squeeze with the fingers
  • - Pinch & twist
  • - Make slight alterations
  • - Apply minor corrections (to)
  • - Adjust finely
  • - Adapt slightly
  • - Make some changes
  • - Minor change?
  • - Alter a little
  • - Little change in patient ultimately feeble
  • - Adjust slightly
  • - Modify slightly
  • - Edit slightly
  • - Adjust just a bit
  • - Attached to stern of boat, feeble tug
  • - Pinch gently
  • - Change slightly
  • - Alter slightly
  • - Modify introduction to text lacking force
  • - Adjust a bit
  • - Twitch at first to wake in confusion
  • - Rewrite thesis initially unconvincing
  • - Fix just a bit
  • - Minor alteration
  • - Adjust a little
  • - Refine
  • - Change just a bit
  • - Playful pinch
  • - Squeeze gently
  • - Pinch a proboscis
  • - Gently provoke
  • - Pinch sharply
  • - Alter a bit
  • - Change a bit for the better
  • - Deal with a nose
  • - Twist and pinch
  • - Pinch and pull
  • - Pinch playfully
  • - Annoy, in a way
  • - Sharp pinch
  • - Pinch suddenly.
  • - Fine-tune
  • - Make minor changes to
  • - Make minor improvements to
  • - Refinement
  • - Adjust
  • - Twitch
  • - Tinker (with)
  • - Pinch
  • - Twist
  • - Nip
attlee
  • - British P.M. during the creation of Israel
  • - 1940s British P.M.
  • - Former British P.M. Clement ......
  • - Post-WWII British prime minister Clement
  • - British Labor prime minister
  • - British prime minister, 1945-51
  • - '50s' British prime minister
  • - British Prime Minister
  • - Former British P.M. Sir Clement ......
  • - '40s British prime minister
  • - British PM: 1945-51
  • - British P.M.: 1945-52
  • - Clement ......, British statesman
  • - British P.M.: 1945–51
  • - Former British P.M.
  • - British P.M.
  • - British notable.
  • - British political leader.
  • - British opposition leader.
  • - British election figure.
  • - British statesman
  • - Former British PM
  • - Churchill's predecessor and successor
  • - He came after Churchill
  • - Labour Party leader from 1935 to 1955
  • - He was preceded and followed by Churchill
  • - Clement of Britain
  • - Landslide election winner of 1945
  • - Prime minister before Churchill
  • - Potsdam Conference attendee
  • - About whom Churchill purportedly said "A modest man who has much to be modest about"
  • - U.K. P.M. Clement
  • - Churchill follower
  • - Prime minister who served between Churchill's two terms
  • - Churchill's successor at Potsdam
  • - "Twilight of Empire" autobiographer
  • - "As It Happened" memoirist, 1954
  • - Prime minister preceded by and followed by Churchill
  • - Predecessor and successor of Churchill
  • - A Churchill successor
  • - Churchill contemporary
  • - Postwar P.M.
  • - Post-W.W. II Prime Minister
  • - Leader of '45
  • - Churchill's successor as P.M.: 1945
  • - Great Britain's P.M.: 1945–51
  • - English prime minister: 1945–51
  • - Churchill's successor: 1945
  • - Laborite P.M.
  • - P.M. of 1945.
  • - Recent guest of Red China.
  • - He speaks in Philadelphia on March 31.
  • - Resident of 10 Downing Street.
  • - Target of "Shadow Cabinet."
  • - Noted crossword puzzle fan.
  • - Britain's Labor chief.
  • - labour pm‘s sober, hosted by a us war general
nitpicker
  • - Drunkenly inept Rick is overly-fussy critic
  • - Petty finder of errors
  • - Fussy fault-finder
  • - Fussy type can set up pointy tool with a long handle in hospital
  • - Fussy fellow
  • - Lice checker who's fussy?
  • - Fault-finder
  • - Excessively critical person
  • - Critic elected to return and watch entertaining play's opening
  • - Hair-splitter can raise fruit grower's hand
  • - Overcritical person
  • - Knocker, in the past, initially about a quid? On the contrary
  • - Pedant's transpositively said to be one who steals mine?
  • - Person choosing teams for an annual college basketball event?
  • - Unit may be deprived of all non-leaders by this overcritical fellow
  • - Faultfinder extraordinaire
  • - Overly critical one
  • - One overly concerned with details
  • - Niggler
  • - Harsh critic
  • - Fussbudget
  • - Hairsplitter
kaftan
  • - Garment with sleeves reaching down to the ankles, worn by men in the Middle East
  • - kiera extremely fond, to begin with, of light brown, flowing garment
  • - Cloak with full sleeves
  • - Garment of the Middle East
  • - Garment originating from the Near East
  • - Knotted at the front and behind, an Arab's long tunic
  • - long-sleeved robe
  • - Long, collarless robe (Var.)
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