- - Small flap or tag for marking pages
- - cumulative bill
- - Computer key used to indent
- - Bill that a bartender keeps track of
- - PC key for indenting
- - Key that's directly above Caps Lock
- - To be paid at the end of the night
- - it's opened in a bar and on a computer
- - Bill that a bar patron might run
- - Q's keyboard neighbor
- - Tavern bill
- - Key amount to pay
- - Bill almost crazy to return
- - Indent key on a laptop
- - Cursor-indenting keyboard key
- - diet soda of the '70s
- - subject of the question "do you want to keep it open?"
- - Key used to indent
- - happy hour bill
- - Key that jumps the cursor to the right
- - which key on a standard keyboard moves the cursor several spaces forward?
- - It may be closed before leaving a bar
- - The "it" in "It's on me," often
- - Laptop key above caps lock
- - Mammal raised by Bill
- - Bill for a bar patron
- - Bill at a bar, say
- - Put it on my ... (bar tally)
- - The key to the left of Q in a keyboard
- - Key that's above caps lock
- - Bill seen in Dunstable
- - You keep it running at a bar
- - Check at the restaurant
- - neighbor of "q" on a keyboard
- - Indent key on the keyboard
- - Typewriter key or bill at the bar
- - Shot decapitated Buffalo Bill?
- - Key above CapsLock
- - Bill at the bar or certain keyboard key
- - What you pay at a bar
- - Your bill at the bar
- - Bill you pay at a bar
- - text alignment key
- - Bill at a pub
- - Key next to Q on most keyboards
- - Computer key below ~
- - Bill for payment (inf)
- - Typewriter key that indents
- - Indent key on keyboard
- - cursor-moving key
- - Computer key to indent text
- - Key next to a Q, on a keyboard
- - Computer key used for indenting
- - Bill at the bar
- - Bar account
- - Keyboard word
- - Pick up the ...... (pay the bill)
- - Keyboard spacing key
- - Keyboard key above Caps Lock
- - Indenting key
- - Diner's bill
- - Check at the bar
- - Run a ...... (keep a bill going at a bar)
- - PC key with two arrows
- - One may be picked up at a bar
- - Key that's pressed to indent a paragraph
- - It may run in a bar
- - Bistro bill
- - Bar pickup
- - Bar obligation
- - The check
- - One may be kept running in a bar
- - Liquor bill
- - Keyboard's indent key
- - Key to the left of Q on a keyboard
- - Key near Caps Lock
- - Key below the tilde
- - It might run up in a bar
- - It may be picked up in a bar
- - Diner bill
- - Computer key that indents
- - Bill in a bar
- - Bar check
- - Word after pull or bar
- - Where charges are entered at the bar
- - What one might pick up in a bar
- - Web browser feature that lets you look at a new page without closing the old one
- - Unit at the top of a browser
- - Thing to run in a bar
- - Thing to run at a bar
- - Thing settled in a bar
- - The dinner check
- - The "it" in "It's on me"
- - accounting of rounds
- - Diet Coke's kin
- - Qs neighbor
- - column advancer
- - Sticker on wrong bat
- - Keep a ... on (monitor closely)
- - What Ctrl+T might open
- - Safari subwindow
- - Spot to label a file folder
- - Betting shop
- - You can open a new one in a browser
- - One web page of many opened on a browser window
- - browser opening
- - Flap as night flyer returns
- - browser unit
- - New ... (option in a browser's File menu)
- - New ... (browser page option)
- - small docket
- - Projection on a file folder
- - Regular customer's "running" thing
- - Metal flap for opening a soda can
- - Small attached label
- - document setting
- - Diet soft drink
- - small flap; tally
- - Soda that preceded Diet Coke by 19 years
- - small flap that may be picked up in a restaurant
- - Stub, ticket
- - something open in a browser
- - Open page on a web browser
- - Web browser unit
- - Keep a ... on (watch over)
- - browser-window unit
- - Close ... (option in a browser menu)
- - Caps Lock's upper neighbor
- - Last-call pickup
- - Coke's first diet soda
- - What an iPad is, for short
- - Browser window
- - Keep a ... on someone (observe closely)
- - Internet browser sub-window
- - A new page in a web browser
- - New ... (option in a Web browser's File menu)
- - File divider
- - Coca-Cola's first diet soda
- - Small insert
- - page in a browser window
- - Items purchased
- - part of a window that's opened?
- - New page in a web browser
- - Keep a ... on
- - diet soda discontinued in 2020
- - Anagram of "bat" which means a web browser page
- - generous pickup
- - Former soccer player, then coach of Houston Dynamo, .... Ramos
- - [[IMAGE]](Small flap attached to something)
- - Folder projection(Used today)
- - Something to run up and pick up
- - Dinner check
- - Picked-up item
- - Small flap of material
- - Mr. Hunter
- - Indexing aid
- - Folder part
- - File extension
- - Notebook projection
- - It's run up and then settled
- - Filing facilitator
- - File folder projection
- - You can open one in a Web browser
- - Word processor setting
- - What a sport picks up
- - Restaurant reckoning
- - Filer's convenience
- - File sorting aid
- - Diet soda made by Coca-Cola
- - Diet Coke forerunner
- - You might open a new one in a Web browser
- - What a bartender may run
- - Something to pull
- - Restaurant pickup
- - Reckoning of a sort
- - Projecting edge on a folder
- - Pop-top feature
- - Pocket flap
- - Place for a file folder label
- - Opener on a soda can
- - One might pick it up after dinner
- - Neighbor of Q
- - It's settled when settling up
- - It's picked up
- - It may be run up
- - It may be clicked on a computer
- - Indent setter
- - Folder label's place
- - Folder aid
- - First diet soda produced by Coca-Cola
- - Eatery check
- - Dictionary thumb-guide
- - Designate in a way
- - Cloth flap
- - Check for Hunter?
- - A drinker may run one
- - Yours may be picked up, if you're lucky
- - Yours may be picked up
- - You might have more than one open in a Web browser
- - Word processor indentation setting
- - Word processing setting
- - Window in Chrome
- - What show drinks are put on
- - Website navigation device
- - Web browser subwindow
- - Web browser feature
- - Unpaid chit
- - Typewriter setting
- - Treaters pick it up
- - Total expenses
- - Total cost
- - Text pusher
- - Text mover
- - Tavern reckoning
- - Stage drop
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- - Oddly missing penalties -- initially Neymar scoffed
- - Scoffed being defeated, losing billions
- - Scoffed
- - Scoffed feta at beano, regularly
- - Defeated with leader going away worried
- - Heard pronouncement of so-called college and scoffed
- - scoffed at european interrupting in french
- - in a declamation contest, school scoffed
- - Not part of the leftovers
- - Not left over, as food
- - No longer in the fridge, say
- - No longer in the dish
- - Moth-...... (full of holes caused by insects)
- - Moth- -- (shabby)
- - Moth tail?
- - Moth or worm follower
- - Like victuals
- - Like things that have been packed away
- - Like items that have been put away
- - Like Carroll's oysters
- - Korn "...... Up Inside"
- - In the pit of one's stomach?
- - Homophone for Eton
- - Had some vittles
- - Gotten down
- - Gone, at dinner
- - Gone, as goodies
- - Gone, as a meal
- - Gone from the bowl
- - Gone from a plate
- - Gone a la Jaws
- - Finished, as a meal
- - Downed, as veggies
- - Downed, as doughnuts
- - Dispatched by carnivores
- - Diana Ross "...... Alive"
- - Corroded, with "away"
- - Consumed
- - Cannibalistic Bloodbath song?
- - Cannibal Corpse album "...... Back to Life"
- - Cannibal Corpse "...... From Inside"
- - All gone, at dinner
- - All gone, as one's lunch
- - All gone, as dessert
- - "They'd ...... every one": Carroll
- - "The fathers have ...... a sour grape . . . ": Jer. 31:29
- - "Thanks, I've already ......"
- - "No thanks, I've already ...."
- - "No food for me, I've already ......"
- - "Have you ......?" ("Are you hungry?")
- - "Have you ...... yet?" ("Are you hungry?")
- - ...... away (eroded)
- - Consumed(Used today)
- - Gobbled(Used today)
- - Eroded, with "away"
- - Rusted
- - Finished dinner
- - Consumed food
- - Enjoyed lunch
- - Packed in
- - Gnawed away
- - Worn down
- - Chewed up
- - Get more issues
- - Gnawed
- - Like food
- - 'Have you ......?'
- - Eroded (away)
- - Supped
- - No longer on the plate
- - Digested posh school report
- - Already dined
- - Taken in by Eton speech
- - This bread is soon forgotten, it's said
- - Licked, not initially chewed
- - All gone, as one's dinner
- - Hammered after failing to get first bit bolted down
- - All gone, as food
- - Off the table, perhaps
- - Worried bear skinned number of lost tribes?
- - All gone from the plate
- - In one's tummy
- - Served and gone
- - 'I have ...... / the plums ...' (poem line spoofed in memes)
- - Dispatched posh school report
- - Consumed with worry?
- - Corroded
- - Gone from the plate
- - Moth-...... (tattered)
- - A number under three finally put away
- - Devoured in posh college reportedly
- - Like dates, but not events
- - Upset school, by the sound of it
- - Unlike wily kids' peas
- - Off the table?
- - Reportedly, school taken down
- - Like yummy desserts, sooner or later
- - Scarfed up or wolfed down
- - Already consumed
- - Down the hatch
- - Like bagels that are put away?
- - Eroded
- - Posh school report gets you worried
- - No longer on one's plate
- - In one's stomach
- - Halved, each number taken down
- - Taken in by Eton saying
- - Consumed capers from Eastern Cape
- - All finished, as a meal
- - Digested
- - Stomached? (Yes, again)
- - With 15 Across, depleted
- - Down one's gullet
- - Gone from one's plate
- - Retracted, as words
- - Word with "moth"
- - Off the plate, perhaps
- - Worried bear skinned quite a few!
- - Reduced to crumbs, perhaps
- - Local licked off the top and swallowed
- - Taken back, as words
- - Worm-...... (decrepit)
- - This bread is soon forgotten
- - Thrown back
- - It's put away in Berkshire institution for auditors
- - Word with "moth" or "half"
- - Not the first to tidy and put away
- - Put away school's report
- - Moth-...... (worn out)
- - Put away or tidy last of autumn leaves
- - Consumed portion of meat enthusiastically
- - Picked public school, one hears
- - Moth-...... (ratty)
- - No longer on one's plate, say
- - Prime bits of Seattle found demolished
- - Over, as a meal
- - Drag out of tea garden, as it might be all gone
- - All gone, as a meal
- - Taken in school's report
- - Worn (away)
- - Put away deep in Kampuchea tenements
- - All gone, dinnerwise
- - Consumed tuck in school, reportedly
- - Consumed game, a tender part
- - Put away, in a way
- - Used up
- - Moth
- - "All gone!"
- - Dined on
- - Devoured
- - Had something
- - Swallowed
- - Had a meal
- - Gobbled up
- - Finished off
- - Had lunch
- - Had food
- - Had dinner
- - Polished off
- - Dined
- - Scarfed down
- - Packed away
- - Had
- - Wolfed down
- - Ingested
- - Gobbled down
- - Bolted down
- - Had supper
- - Chowed down
- - Put away
- - Taken in
- - Swallowed up
- - Downed
- - Gone
- - 'All finished!'
- - Off the plate
- - Wheat entirely consumed in this
- - Fully Consumed, As A Meal
- - ...... away (corroded)
- - finished, as a dish
- - what happened to some of the meat entree?
- - Taken in by school, we hear
- - like downed subs?
- - Like pomegranate seeds, but not apple seeds
- - Moth-... (full of holes, like some old clothes)
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