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straddle
  • - Position legs over edges of tear in seat
  • - Fence-sitter's position
  • - Hedge: Colloq.
  • - Equivocal position: Colloq.
  • - Refuse to commit oneself: Colloq.
  • - Appear to favor both sides: Colloq.
  • - Appear to favor both sides of: Colloq.
  • - pair surmounting obstacle to form band
  • - Ride astride
  • - To sit or stand with one leg on either side of something
  • - Put one foot on either side of
  • - Getting stand with legs well spaced, led off with violin
  • - Sit on a horse
  • - go across street — basic reason for mix-up
  • - Lumber covers frame on Tower Bridge
  • - sit on, as a motorcycle
  • - Separate legs, taking seat across sides of tractor
  • - have one leg each side of
  • - Stand astride
  • - Sit as on a horse
  • - Not take a stance on
  • - Led darts (anag)
  • - Extend over a certain area
  • - Be situated on both sides of
  • - Be astride
  • - Sit astride
  • - Go across step half missing on rickety ladder
  • - One who's on the fence
  • - Stand across
  • - Lie on both sides of
  • - Sit astride of
  • - Bestride
  • - Take both sides?
  • - Go across street with right turn
  • - Get across half of tree amidst lumber
  • - Gymnastic exercise with a leg on either side of parallel bars
  • - Sit on, as a horse
  • - Trade LSD freely to favour both sides
  • - Sit on the fence with fiddle, led astray?
  • - What fence-sitters do?
  • - Favor both sides
  • - Fence-sit
  • - Favor both sides of an issue
  • - Not choose one side or the other
  • - Not pick sides?
  • - Sit astride (a horse)
  • - Mugwump's stance
  • - Be noncommital on an issue
  • - Hedge on an issue
  • - Play both sides
  • - Sit on the fence
  • - Be noncommittal on an issue
  • - Appear to take both sides of (an issue).
  • - Extend over
  • - Mount
  • - Extend across
  • - Equivocate
  • - Span
  • - high jump technique that dominated the sport before the fosbury flop
  • - Take an attitude over something that's beneath you
  • - Sit with the legs wide apart
  • - jump right back in the saddle
impolite
  • - Rude of one Commons man to lie so badly
  • - Rude rascal to lie terribly
  • - Rude little blighter to lie outrageously
  • - Independent person elected to lie badly, being insolent
  • - Ill-mannered rascal to lie again
  • - Rude child, to lie deviously
  • - Bad-mannered
  • - Ill-mannered
  • - bad-mannered or discourteous
  • - cheeky monkey, on fire we hear
  • - one pilot with me unusually rude
  • - showing lack of courtesy, i'm getting the stick about it
  • - i am taking a european round it, though it's rude
  • - Rather rude
  • - I'm writer drunk inside and rude
  • - Poe, limit, terribly rude
  • - The setter's humourless, healthy and rude
  • - Blunt, maybe
  • - Q: Do people find you rude? A: No. ......
  • - Blunt, perhaps
  • - Miss Manners's assumption?
  • - Discourteous
  • - Unmannerly
  • - Churlish
  • - Rude.
bracelet
  • - pair surmounting obstacle to form band
  • - Couple hire out band for show
  • - pair allowed bangle to be produced
  • - Couple allowed jewellery item
  • - couple allowed to make a feminine ornament
  • - band couple hired
  • - Black treacle ruined jewellery
  • - Couple allowed to make some personal adornment
  • - jewellery item and lace bert misplaced
  • - Prepare to rent piece of jewellery
  • - Jewellery having its charms?
  • - two allowed to make a piece of jewellery
  • - Couple hired to form a band
  • - Jewellery worn around the wrist
  • - Arm jewellery
  • - Couple hire item of jewellery
  • - Let caber be made into a piece of jewellery
  • - Couple hired band
  • - Jewellery with its charms?
  • - Couple allowed in charmed circle?
  • - Couple hire piece of jewellery
  • - Might Bel react badly to the jewellery?
  • - Pair allowed item of jewellery
  • - Might Bel react badly to this jewellery?
  • - Might Bel react to this jewellery?
  • - Item of jewellery
  • - Jewellery item
  • - Couple hired to make jewellery
  • - piece of jewellery made from steel, client oddly removed
  • - Wrist chain
  • - pair allowed in with wristband
  • - Item worn on wrist
  • - a small band or two allowed
  • - cartier product
  • - Arm jewelry
  • - ornament for the wrist
  • - Arm bling
  • - Arm adornment
  • - Charmed circle?
  • - Arm band
  • - Had a wager about people initially liking band
  • - Wrist ornament
  • - Pair allowed in charmed circle?
  • - 'Charming' jewelry?
  • - Two permitted in charmed circle?
  • - Patient's ID
  • - What might be charmed circle?
  • - Wrist band
  • - Rebel cat (anag.)
  • - Personal ornament
  • - Place for an allergy alert
  • - Charmed gift?
  • - Wrist adornment
  • - Common glow-in-the-dark item
  • - Slap ...... ('90s fad)
  • - Wrist bauble
  • - Charm, for one
  • - Jewelry with charms
  • - Hoosegow handcuff
  • - Wonder Woman's wristwear
  • - Ankle adornment
  • - This may have charms
  • - Ankle ornament.
  • - Bangle
  • - Bit of bling
  • - It has its charms
  • - Piece of jewelry
  • - Jewelry item
  • - Ornamental band
  • - boring device permitted as ornament
  • - armband or two allowed
knight
  • - Gawain or Galahad, say
  • - Galahad, eg
  • - Galahad, e.g.
  • - king nearly beginning to take piece
  • - Medieval warrior, or chess piece
  • - one close to bishop in dark period, it's said
  • - man on the board at the end of the day, one hears
  • - Chess piece usually represented by a horse's head and neck
  • - British R&B singer, Beverley ...
  • - Medieval warrior
  • - Medieval fighter in armor
  • - Man on board a chivalrous warrior
  • - Chivalrous freelancer, literally
  • - sounds as though it's bedtime, sir
  • - Chivalrous type when it is dark, we hear
  • - chesspiece which makes an l-shaped movement
  • - "to serve man" (1950)
  • - Gladys ..., vocalist backed by the Pips
  • - Uniquely moving chess piece
  • - On board, he usually looks a bit horsy
  • - Chess piece usually shaped like a horse's head
  • - One may be black or white in dark time, we hear
  • - Think about inspiring good man
  • - one entitled to get moved on the board
  • - A member of a certain Round Table
  • - complete the name of this young irish soccer international: jason .............
  • - Horseman on board?
  • - David Hasselhoff's 1982 series with an AI car "... Rider"
  • - Wrongly think it's about middle age for a horseman
  • - Bishop's neighbour
  • - Theodore Raymond ..., actor who played George O'Malley in the medical drama television show "Grey's Anatomy"
  • - Dignified person makes a cocktail after dark
  • - Ladies' champion in quest for a mate
  • - Heavy metal armored soldier from the Middle Ages
  • - Spoke of dark follower of monarch?
  • - Horse-head chess piece
  • - Chess horse
  • - White........ (corporate rescuer)
  • - Titled man
  • - Old horseman (on board?)
  • - Horse's head on board
  • - Gladys or Ted
  • - Co-star with Moore and Asner
  • - Chess piece that can jump over other pieces
  • - Chess piece (in shining armour?)
  • - ... of the Round Table
  • - Honorary title
  • - Round Table figure
  • - A chess piece
  • - Dragon fighter
  • - End of break -- almost time for a piece by 14
  • - Horse-shaped chess piece
  • - Man entitled to be on board?
  • - Horse's head in chess
  • - Man of darkness, according to report
  • - Mail man?
  • - He was trained in arms and chivalry in olden days
  • - B.C. Inlet
  • - Rank below baronet
  • - Chevalier
  • - Board member to consider retiring around end of spring
  • - Start on the first letter and finish on the last after 23 moves
impudent
  • - cheeky monkey, on fire we hear
  • - brazen first person is going back up to animal shelter with team leader
  • - Cheeky, impertinent
  • - cheeky student got little devil to replace saint
  • - Cheeky? I'm put outside study
  • - Very cheeky foreign politician gets to study after university consumed by information technology
  • - Cheeky pundit playing with me
  • - Cheeky type is very rash dismissing Reading
  • - Cheeky
  • - Cheeky, mischievous
  • - cheeky or disrespectful
  • - Cheeky young rascal, pupil throwing stone
  • - Being saucy, I am put outside room
  • - Unwise dropping Roma's top forward
  • - Rude, insolent
  • - Bold rascal to study in Utah
  • - Disrespectful and unwise to snub Republican
  • - Shamelessly fresh
  • - Bold or brazen
  • - Impertinent, insolent
  • - Disrespectful, lacking foresight right away
  • - Deserving of a time-out
  • - Deserving of a timeout
  • - Unblushingly forward.
  • - Insolent
  • - Sassy
  • - Presumptuous
  • - Saucy
  • - Disrespectful
  • - Impertinent
  • - Rude.
  • - Fresh
  • - Shamelessly bold
parasite
  • - Sponger in airborne unit's barracks, perhaps?
  • - a pirate's a leech
  • - Standard place in which you'll find a freeloader
  • - Dad right with a place for a sponger
  • - Traipse off holding a leech
  • - soldier with place for sponger
  • - a sponger deserves praise at a different level
  • - First foreign-language film to win Best Picture
  • - a strap that is to be given to the bludger
  • - you give thanks and praise to such a sponger?
  • - a priest a sycophant converted
  • - where there are parties a hanger-on is sure to appear
  • - South Korean film that won four Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Director for Bong Joon-ho
  • - he sponges on us for a trip to sea
  • - Bong Joon-ho film about a family that insinuates itself into a wealthy household
  • - Something that lives off of other things, such as a leech or a tapeworm
  • - Creature that feeds off its host, as a tapeworm
  • - Airborne troop starts to intercept the enemy drone
  • - Rap about a place for bloodsuckers
  • - Bloodsucker, sponger
  • - One in a dependent relationship?
  • - 2019 film with a 'metaphorical' rock
  • - Bug a pirate's mobile?
  • - A fluke perhaps in HQ of the Red Devils?
  • - Pirate as poor becomes sponger
  • - Mean a lot being one who thrives on (or off) another
  • - Flea, to a dog
  • - It's standard having a lot put on tick?
  • - Sounds like small army barracks has a reputation for exploiting people
  • - Sounds like the barracks has a reputation for exploiting people
  • - Special tea is after standard sponge
  • - Recruitment space online for soldiers has a reputation for exploiting others
  • - Flea, perhaps -- where might you find one trained to jump?
  • - Soldiers' landing-place that needs a host
  • - One who takes something and gives nothing
  • - What a host holds
  • - Opposite of a host
  • - Host's counterpart in a symbiotic relationship
  • - Sponger
  • - Sponge
  • - Aggrieved parties getting hold of a scrounger
  • - maybe tick answer in usual spot
  • - Organism that lives off another
  • - 2019 movie whose criterion collection cover spells its title in morse code
  • - 2019 Korean black comedy film that won an Oscar for "Best Picture"
  • - soldier finds location of blood-sucker
  • - soldier finds location of leech
  • - 2020 Best Picture
  • - South Korean film, Best Picture at the 2020 Academy Awards
  • - Hanger-on where airborne soldiers may be billeted
  • - South Korean dark comedy thriller which won an award for the Best Picture at the 92nd Academy Awards
  • - one that's not self-supporting in dilapidated pit areas
  • - Host's least favorite guest?
  • - Hanger-on where jumping soldiers seen?
  • - Sounds like somewhere one could find jumpy characters - one living off the other
  • - Palme d'Or winner for Bong Joon-ho
  • - Leech (informal)
  • - Organism living off another
  • - Possibly tick answer in usual spot
  • - Hanger-on in airborne soldiers' base?
  • - Organism that lives in or on another
  • - U-turn from host
  • - One hanging on where falling soldier might be found
  • - Drunken parties around area creating problem for host
  • - Pit areas disbanded by hanger-on
  • - Sycophant disguised as pirate
  • - Organism that lives on another
  • - Disguised pirate as leech
  • - Host's bane
  • - Jumper's place for louse, say
  • - Host's annoyance
  • - Dog flea, e.g.
  • - Host's counterpart
  • - Leech or tapeworm, e.g.
  • - Tick or flea, e.g.
  • - User
  • - Aphid or flea
  • - Orchid, for example.
  • - The mistletoe, for instance.
  • - Mistletoe is one.
  • - Flea.
  • - Toady
  • - Leech
  • - Freeloader
  • - Mooch
  • - Moocher
  • - Sycophant
  • - Hanger-on
  • - Bloodsucker
  • - Soldier has location for drone?
  • - 2019 Oscar-winning South Korean thriller that's one of the highest-grossing independent movies
  • - Symbiotic organism that harms its host
location
  • - Site, position
  • - Moved coal into site
  • - Movie-making site.
  • - Site
  • - Specific site
  • - maybe tick answer in usual spot
  • - just the place to shoot out of doors
  • - Spot about to be covered with soothing liquid
  • - Spot old feline is trapped by a big one
  • - place nuts into cola
  • - Calcium put into cosmetic cream for spot
  • - A particular place or position
  • - Spot old feline protected by another
  • - put coal into different place
  • - Place where big feline is holding a ball on a small one
  • - Particular place or position
  • - Liquid applied to skin includes actinium bringing up one of the spots?
  • - Position or situation
  • - Moving to Nicola's place
  • - Whereabouts
  • - Old feline in another's place
  • - Spot line by Oscar from action novel
  • - Whereabouts, position
  • - Something to soothe hosts about film's being shot here?
  • - Place or position
  • - Feline pinching old feline's place
  • - With 55-Across and 55-Across, real-estate catchphrase
  • - When tripled, a real estate mantra
  • - When said three times, a real estate mantra
  • - A film may be shot on it
  • - When tripled, a storeowner's asset
  • - Where movies are shot.
  • - Address
  • - Place
  • - Setting
  • - Situation where big cat eats round another feline
  • - Address or place
  • - A movie may be shot on it
notables
  • - Celebrities heard this in the bar with standing room only perhaps
  • - Deficiency in restaurant for VIPs?
  • - People of distinction
  • - Dais figures.
  • - Persons of distinction.
  • - Famous folks
  • - Powerful people lacking furniture?
  • - Dignitaries
  • - VIP's.
  • - V.I.P.'s
  • - Important people.
  • - Names
  • - Celebrities
discredited
  • - corrupt said to be in ruin
  • - Decides dirt being dished should be denigrated
  • - Damaged the reputation of
  • - Damaged reputationally
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