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twang
  • - Nasal tone of wife in Dynasty
  • - Feature of banjo music
  • - Want another string to produce nasal sound
  • - Nasal intonation characteristic of a region
  • - Sound of elastic breaking
  • - Nasality in someone's speech
  • - Nasal pronunciation
  • - Quality of a Texas accent
  • - In hold-up, gunman with regularly veiled accent
  • - nasal tone that's faint in troubling outsiders
  • - Distinctive sound of wife in Chinese dynasty
  • - in dynasty, women's nasal tones
  • - nasal-sounding voice
  • - Sounds like the plucky type from Dynasty found around women
  • - guitar sound from a forgotten place in the himalayas
  • - Nasal voice sound
  • - Harsh nasal sound
  • - Aftertaste of a plucking sound
  • - like a picked bowstring; regional nasal speech
  • - Nashville tone
  • - Feature of Dwight Yoakam's voice
  • - Distinctive sound in country music
  • - Sound of a plucked string.
  • - Sound of plucked string.
  • - Nasal sound
  • - Initially talk with awfully nasal grating accent
  • - Nasal accent
  • - Nasal voice quality
  • - Vocal characteristic of Miranda Lambert or Loretta Lynn
  • - Suggestion to adopt wife's tone of voice
  • - Relish adopting wife's accent
  • - Nasal tone
  • - In part wangled nasal sound
  • - Sound of strings conducted by Furtwangler
  • - Sound and smell outside front of works
  • - Not seen in newsagent with country accent perhaps
  • - Distinctive nasal style of pronunciation
  • - Sound of an arrow being shot
  • - Nasal tone originally widespread in Chinese dynasty
  • - Nasal speech pattern
  • - Vocal quality of some country singers
  • - Nasal speech quality
  • - Nasal nuance
  • - Vocal quality of country singers
  • - Country music tone
  • - Sound of a country singer
  • - Nasal speech
  • - Sound of a bowstring.
  • - Nasal resonance.
  • - Sound of a guitar.
  • - A way of speaking.
  • - Sound of a banjo string.
  • - Sound of a banjo.
  • - Vibrant nasal tone.
  • - Manner of speaking
  • - distinctive accent
  • - Sharpness about tungsten guitar string's sound
  • - Country sound quality
  • - Nashville accent
  • - archers may fire or speak with it
  • - Pluck shown by all leading toxophilites when arrow nears gold
  • - plucking noise
  • - Play pluckily
  • - Loud plucking sound
  • - Archer's accent?
  • - Country guitar sound
  • - Plucking sound
  • - Local intonation
  • - Country guitarist's timbre
  • - Banjo's sound
  • - Banjo sound
  • - Nasality
  • - Regional intonation: trace once whiskey imbibed!
  • - Sharp vibrating sound
  • - Country music sound
  • - Bluegrass characteristic
  • - Regional intonation
  • - Country sound
  • - Bluegrass sound
  • - Regional intonation (informal)
  • - At first they were all nervy — finally showing pluck
  • - Pluck (a string)
  • - Country singer's quality
  • - Noise made by playing a steel guitar
  • - Willie Nelson vocal quality
  • - Is the accent on pluck?
  • - Sound from a plucked string
  • - Nashville vocal quality
  • - Country singer's sound
  • - Sounds like plucky type starts throwing weight around - it leads to a poor result
  • - Nashville intonation
  • - Taste grappling with sound
  • - A Nashville sound
  • - Willie Nelson sound
  • - Insect's about circling with whining sound
  • - "Love It When I Feel Like This" band
  • - '09 George Strait song/album
  • - Nashville nasality
  • - Vocal effect
  • - Sound a banjo can make
  • - "Jewellery Quarter" band, with "The"
  • - Nashville sound?
  • - Response to a pluck
  • - Vocal nasality
  • - Sound from a banjo
  • - Plucked-string sound
  • - C&W singer's vocal quality
  • - Jew's-harp sound
  • - String sound
  • - Longbow sound
  • - Pluck a uke
  • - Sing nasally
  • - Drawl's relative
  • - Plucked sound
  • - Pluck a guitar
  • - Harsh ringing sound
  • - Uke sound
  • - Archery sound
  • - Speech characteristics.
  • - Guitar's sound
  • - Guitar effect
  • - Snuffle
  • - Strum.
  • - Sharp ringing sound
  • - Vibrating sound
  • - Southern sound
  • - Sharp sound
  • - Guitar sound?
  • - Drawl
  • - Pluck
  • - Speech sound.
  • - Steel guitar sound
  • - Vocal quality
  • - strong ringing sound
ether
  • - Old number from Hamlet hero
  • - Word from the Latin for "pure air"
  • - Solvent for resins and fats
  • - Rarefied air
  • - Rare air
  • - Preparation for drilling?
  • - Number that might be used when counting backward from 100?
  • - Air, to a poet
  • - Air or heavens, to a poet
  • - Air beyond the clouds, poetically
  • - Upper air
  • - Air beyond the clouds
  • - Air, poetically
  • - Three flying around upper air
  • - Thin air
  • - Upper air, poetically
  • - The way out from hospital smells like old anaesthetic
  • - The setter must leave one or other in the upper air
  • - Air up there
  • - Early anesthetic for surgeons
  • - Word from Latin for 'pure air'
  • - A volatile liquid solvent
  • - in the theatre the right anaesthetic is used
  • - alien woman's sleep-inducing – that's gas
  • - Boundless blue
  • - Anesthetic
  • - The clear sky
  • - Operating room substance, once
  • - Anesthesia of old
  • - Once-popular anesthetic
  • - Inhalation anesthetic, once
  • - An anesthetic
  • - Preoperative anesthetic of old
  • - Old-style anesthetic
  • - Chloroform cousin
  • - The wild blue yonder
  • - Standard anesthetic, once
  • - Preoperative delivery of old
  • - Old operating room substance
  • - Heavenly space
  • - Chloroform kin
  • - Anesthesia
  • - Wide blue yonder
  • - Procaine predecessor
  • - Old-fashioned anesthetic
  • - Old sleep-inducer
  • - Compound number?
  • - Aromatic solvent
  • - Aristotle's "fifth element"
  • - Anaesthetic gas
  • - The wide blue yonder
  • - Pre-Novocain stuff
  • - Onetime anesthetic
  • - Old sleep aid?
  • - Old knockout agent
  • - Number no longer used
  • - Novocain predecessor
  • - Knockout gas
  • - Kin of chloroform
  • - It put people to sleep, once
  • - It can put you out
  • - Flammable anesthetic
  • - Empyrean
  • - Cousin of chloroform
  • - Chloroform substitute
  • - Anesthetic, formerly
  • - A great composer?
  • - Who "In the ......"
  • - Welsh alt-rock band
  • - Volatile organic liquid once used as a general anaesthetic
  • - Upper regions of space, figuratively
  • - Upper places in space
  • - This could put you under
  • - There was a time it could knock you out
  • - The far-blue yonder
  • - Space, to poets
  • - Space out yonder
  • - Solvent, once used as anaesthetic
  • - Preoperative delivery, once
  • - Potent anesthetic
  • - Pleasant-smelling gas
  • - Passé gas
  • - Part of the gasoline additive M.T.B.E.
  • - Outmoded anesthetic
  • - Outer region of space
  • - Operating room substance of old
  • - Onetime dental anesthetic
  • - One-time labratory solvent
  • - One-time anesthetic
  • - One on it may be out of it
  • - Old-timey anesthetic [need a holiday gift? avxwords.com annual subscriptions are just $15]
  • - Old-time knockout gas
  • - Old-time knockout
  • - Old under-taker
  • - Old surgery aid
  • - Old sleeping aid?
  • - Old pre-op inhalant
  • - Old knockout fumes
  • - Old knockout cause
  • - Old hospital supply
  • - Old hospital administration
  • - Old anaesthetic — three (anag)
  • - Number that's no longer used
  • - Nitrous oxide predecessor
  • - Lead-in to net
  • - Laughing-gas kin
  • - Knockout stuff
  • - Knockout number?
  • - Knockout gas of old
  • - Knockout choice, once
  • - Knock-out gas, once
  • - It could knock you out
  • - It can knock people out
  • - Inhaled anesthetic of old
  • - Inhalation anesthetic of old
  • - Inhalant anesthetic of the past
  • - Highly flammable liquid once used as an anaesthetic
  • - Former number?
  • - Flammable liquid
  • - Fifth element, per Aristotle
  • - Fifth classical element
  • - Ethyl oxide
  • - Dr. Morton's anesthetic
  • - Dr. Larch's drug in "The Cider House Rules"
  • - Discovery of a Spanish chemist in 1275
  • - Dioxane, e.g.
  • - Dimethyl ...... (aerosol propellant)
  • - Dentist's supply, once
  • - Dentist's gas
  • - Dental anesthetic of old
  • - Composition of outer space, in old belief
  • - Colourless liquid used as a solvent
  • - Colorless liquid
  • - Chloroform's predecessor
  • - Chloroform's cousin
  • - C4H10O
  • - Beyond the stratosphere.
  • - BBC realm
  • - Aromatic liquid formerly used as an anesthetic
  • - Anesthetic liquid
  • - Airwaves
  • - A real knockout?
  • - Upper space
  • - Volatile solvent
  • - Sky
  • - Mythological heaven
  • - Anesthetic gas
  • - It puts people out
  • - Antiknock additive
  • - The sky
  • - Astronaut's milieu
  • - Cyberspace
  • - Heady stuff
  • - Outer space
  • - Common solvent
  • - 'What a knockout!'
  • - Cosmos
  • - Certain anesthetic
  • - Anesthetic, once
  • - Heavens, in poetry
  • - The problem with The Queen? Produced by Sky clearly!
  • - Old anesthetic
  • - Old number? Some leave the room
  • - Former anaesthetic
  • - Old-time anesthetic
  • - Anesthetic of old
  • - Clear sky
  • - Bygone anesthetic
  • - Old number three fouled
  • - Old number three crocked
  • - Old anaesthetic
  • - Antiquated anesthetic
  • - Number three fouled
  • - It's a knockout
  • - Solvent; clear sky
  • - Disappear into the ......
  • - Heavens, poetically
  • - Old knockout?
  • - Anaesthetic? I will avoid indication of options
  • - Anaesthetic
  • - An organic compound with the group -O- in its molecules
  • - Early anesthetic
  • - Airwaves, informally
  • - Volatile liquid used in solvents
  • - Located in file, the registration number
  • - Old number three taken out
  • - Old number?
  • - Erstwhile anesthetic
  • - Old dentist's supply
  • - What radio signals travel through, with 'the'
  • - Upper sky
  • - Anesthetic of yore
  • - Former anesthetic
  • - Upper regions of space
  • - Outer regions of space
  • - A number rule the roost, to some extent
  • - Highly flammable solvent
  • - Number used no more?
  • - Clear night sky, in poetry
  • - Clear blue sky
  • - Early anesthesia
  • - Early anaesthetic
  • - Outdated anesthetic
  • - Number three substituted
  • - Early number?
  • - Out-of-use anesthetic
  • - Queen rings the number
  • - Surgeon's supply of yore
  • - Old-time anaesthetic
  • - Clear sky, to poets
  • - Flammable solvent
  • - Pre-Novocain application
  • - Region beyond the ozone
  • - Old numbing liquid
  • - It can knock you out
  • - Old numbing compound
  • - It'll knock you out
  • - Number three's in a mess
  • - Number one isn't in also
  • - Upper regions of space, poetically
  • - It delivers KO in Rocky 3
  • - Ski area locales: Abbr
  • - Anaesthetic used in gene therapy
  • - Chloroform relative
  • - It will put you to sleep
  • - Surgeon's supply in the old days
  • - It'll put you to sleep
  • - Space, poetically
  • - Old knockout gas
  • - It's a real knockout
  • - Early surgery aid
  • - Upper reaches
  • - Upper reaches of space
  • - Obsolete anesthetic
  • - Upper region of space
  • - Anesthetic largely replaced by Halothane
  • - It can put out article about Queen? On the contrary
  • - Anaesthetic and solvent
  • - Number wrongly repeated as three there
  • - Passé anesthetic
  • - Pre-op inhalant, once
  • - Clear sky, poetically
  • - Book of Mormon book
  • - Upper regions
  • - Wild blue yonder
  • - Upper atmosphere.
  • - Solvent
  • - The heavens
  • - A gas
  • - Gas
  • - [Heavens!]
  • - Volatile liquid
  • - Light gas
  • - It's a gas
  • - Heart of anthems in Queen number
  • - in greek mythology, the upper regions of the atmosphere
  • - three may be put out by it
  • - bearing the right number
  • - how can three put you out?
  • - The number could be three
  • - Alien female's solvent
  • - Maybe three can put you to sleep
  • - three used anaesthetic
  • - hesitation about the stuff used in theatres
  • - Three could put you to sleep
  • - One may be put out by it
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