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bust
  • - .... a gut (laughy loudly)
  • - ... a move (start dancing)
  • - ...... a move (dance)
  • - Piece on a pedestal
  • - Young MC "...... a Move"
  • - Sculpture of a head and shoulders
  • - Measurement signified by the first number in a dressmaker's "38-26-36"
  • - Get cards totaling 22 or more, in blackjack
  • - Draw a face card, perhaps
  • - ...... a gut (roar with laughter)
  • - ...... a gut (laugh loudly)
  • - Upper part of a torso
  • - It's heads-up in a museum
  • - *It might be placed on a pedestal
  • - Face-and-torso likeness
  • - Reach 22, in a game
  • - Reach 22, perhaps
  • - Work at a museum
  • - Art consisting of a head and shoulders
  • - Lose, in a Vegas game
  • - Exceed 21, in a way
  • - Statue in a study
  • - Sculpture on a pedestal, perhaps
  • - Tame, as a bronco
  • - Sting operation, perhaps
  • - Museum statue, perhaps
  • - It's put on a pedestal
  • - not a good way to go, taking a bus to the west end
  • - broken chest
  • - Sitter's sculpture
  • - sculpture of head, shoulders and chest
  • - Arrested in an art gallery
  • - Coach trip's beginning with no money
  • - Catch being bad
  • - Sculpture shattered
  • - Opposite of 'boom' in the economic cycle
  • - go over twenty-one, in blackjack
  • - Art museum head?
  • - Partly built street reduced to ruins?
  • - Dressmaking measurement
  • - Go over 21, say
  • - Get 22 in blackjack, say
  • - Police raid road transport depot, finally
  • - Police raid not working
  • - Boom's antithesis
  • - Sculpted piece found in police raid
  • - Go ... (go broke)
  • - 3D portrait
  • - Sculpture with just head and shoulders
  • - broken by economic depression
  • - Broken stub, maybe
  • - Figure it's broken
  • - Arrest(Used today)
  • - Pedestal topper
  • - Yarborough, e.g.
  • - Sculptor's product
  • - Worthless bridge hand
  • - Tame broncos
  • - Sculpture — ruined
  • - Raid — boobs
  • - Portrait sculpture
  • - Opposite of boom
  • - Hourglass part?
  • - Head sculpture
  • - Hall of Fame sight
  • - First-round draft pick that goes nowhere
  • - First number of three measurements
  • - Drug raid
  • - Broken — bankrupt — sculpture
  • - Bosom — broken
  • - Boom's partner
  • - Piece of sculpture
  • - Bankrupt (informal)
  • - Statue found in police raid
  • - Sample of upsetting plant substance found in local crack
  • - Broken; sculpture
  • - Broken statue
  • - Boom's opposite
  • - Narc's coup
  • - Head-and-shoulders sculpture
  • - Upper body sculpture
  • - Sting success
  • - Go over 21
  • - Exceed 21, in blackjack
  • - Sculpted piece
  • - Police arrest, informally
  • - Classic sculpture
  • - Go over in blackjack
  • - Police incident
  • - Smashed sculpture
  • - Sculptor's portrait
  • - 14-Across's result
  • - Bankrupt work of art
  • - Boom's counterpart
  • - Sculptured head
  • - Complete dud
  • - Work of Beethoven?
  • - Sample of statuary
  • - It's head and shoulders
  • - Narc's arrest
  • - Figure indicates economic collapse
  • - Go over 21, in blackjack
  • - Museum work
  • - It's often head and shoulders
  • - Sculptor's piece
  • - Exceed 21 in twenty-one
  • - Head-and-shoulders statuette
  • - "Pike's Peak or ......!"
  • - Boom's opposite on Wall Street
  • - Pedestal sculpture
  • - Head statue
  • - Unwelcome concert event, to partier
  • - Boom follower, maybe
  • - Sculpted head
  • - Piece of statuary
  • - Lose at blackjack
  • - Narc's goal
  • - Marble head?
  • - Sculptured form
  • - Boom alternative
  • - Get 22
  • - Head and shoulders
  • - California alternative?
  • - Break, as balloons
  • - Tabletop sculpture
  • - Abject failure
  • - Wall Street collapse
  • - Lose it all
  • - Head/shoulders sculpture
  • - Narc activity
  • - Go over 21 at Vegas
  • - Pikes Peak alternative
  • - Bernini's forte
  • - Split open
  • - Sculptor's creation
  • - Sculptor's work
  • - Narc's collar
  • - Museum figure
  • - Bosom
  • - On one's uppers
  • - Financially ruined
  • - Opposite of 15-Across
  • - Chest
  • - Epic fail
  • - Break apart
  • - Sculpture.
  • - Narc's operation
  • - Break up
  • - Police action
  • - Cop's arrest
  • - Total failure
  • - Utter failure
  • - Complete failure
  • - Washout
  • - Small statue
  • - Statuette
  • - Arrest, slangily
  • - Lacking funds
  • - Run-in
  • - Broke
  • - Flop
  • - Break
  • - Broken
  • - Demote
  • - Failure
  • - ...... turkey
  • - Pinch
  • - Bankrupt
  • - Bankruptcy
  • - Arrest
  • - Shattered sculpture?
  • - break vehicle with base of ratchet
  • - broken transport systems' core
  • - Sculpture of the head and shoulders
  • - Opposite of boom, on Wall Street
impudent
  • - cheeky monkey, on fire we hear
  • - Cheeky, impertinent
  • - cheeky student got little devil to replace saint
  • - Cheeky? I'm put outside study
  • - Disrespectful and unwise to snub Republican
  • - Very cheeky foreign politician gets to study after university consumed by information technology
  • - Cheeky pundit playing with me
  • - Bold or brazen
  • - Cheeky type is very rash dismissing Reading
  • - Disrespectful, lacking foresight right away
  • - Cheeky
  • - Disrespectful
  • - Cheeky, mischievous
  • - cheeky or disrespectful
  • - Cheeky young rascal, pupil throwing stone
  • - Being saucy, I am put outside room
  • - brazen first person is going back up to animal shelter with team leader
  • - Unwise dropping Roma's top forward
  • - Rude, insolent
  • - Bold rascal to study in Utah
  • - Shamelessly fresh
  • - Impertinent, insolent
  • - Deserving of a time-out
  • - Deserving of a timeout
  • - Unblushingly forward.
  • - Insolent
  • - Sassy
  • - Presumptuous
  • - Saucy
  • - Impertinent
  • - Rude.
  • - Fresh
  • - Shamelessly bold
unity
  • - One of the Mitford sisters
  • - One close to Nancy, one of the Mitfords
  • - Belief of oneness
  • - The state of being joined or integrated
  • - One uniform with a tiny variation
  • - Educational institution originally training young Mitford sister
tremendous
  • - Colossal
  • - turning rotund and seem huge
  • - Great doctor sued mentor
  • - Very large; extremely impressive
  • - Using odd bits of turkey, guys cook American -- awesome!
  • - massive craze about gussalufz round america
  • - Giant monster due to erupt
  • - Great change, package tours coming round
  • - Adman's adjective
  • - Wonderful: Colloq.
  • - Marvellous
  • - Absolutely fabulous
  • - Vast
  • - "Incredible!"
  • - 'Wonderful!'
  • - Fantastic
  • - "Awesome!"
  • - Huge
  • - Great
remuneration
  • - earn more until cut changed salary
  • - Pay, somehow our men earn it
  • - Nor are minute changes to pay
  • - Pay — our men earn it (anag)
  • - Pay
  • - Payment for roman retinue use
  • - Money as reward
using
  • - Availing oneself of
  • - Getting mileage out of
  • - Putting into practice.
  • - Making a practice of.
  • - Making the most of
  • - By way of
  • - With the help of
  • - By means of
  • - taking drugs in university, spill the beans
  • - Gun is out of order in practice
  • - Exhausting
  • - AC/DC: "She's ...... her head again"
  • - Incorporating
  • - Calling into play
  • - Manipulator's forte
  • - It follows a good shake
  • - On drugs, slangily
  • - Putting into service
  • - Treating as a tool
  • - Not abstinent
  • - Depleting, with "up"
  • - Imposing on
  • - Applying
  • - Playing for a fool
  • - Putting to a purpose
  • - Like crackheads
  • - On, as medication
  • - Treating shabbily
  • - Wielding
  • - Putting to service
  • - Taking advantage
  • - Making serve.
  • - Expending.
  • - Treating.
  • - Applying to a purpose.
  • - Utilizing.
  • - Exercising
  • - Putting into action.
  • - Appropriating
  • - Availing
  • - .... on Drugs
  • - With
  • - Operating
  • - Going through
  • - Not "clean"
  • - ...... Via.
  • - Consuming
  • - Handling
  • - Working (with)
  • - Employing, ... underhand methods
  • - Doing drugs
  • - Putting into action or service
  • - Employing an object for a purpose
persuasion
  • - A particular religious belief.
  • - Religious belief
  • - novel point of view
  • - Jane Austen novel whose central character is Anne Elliot
  • - Austen novel following Anne Elliot's romantic fortunes
  • - Jane Austen's last novel
  • - Last novel fully completed by Jane Austen, published in 1817 which revolves around a young Englishwoman, Anne Elliot
  • - '...... happens when someone is convinced'
  • - Piano users (anag) — novel by 14
  • - Novel kind of inducement
  • - Posthumous novel by 48 Across
  • - Jane Austen novel
  • - Inducement
  • - Arm-twisting
  • - Jane Austen's last completed novel
leisurely
  • - the french certainly keeping one relaxed
  • - Of course, supporting the French I must be relaxed
  • - Relaxed
  • - unhurried learner, one without doubt touring spain
  • - Not hastily
  • - Not forced to have floral decoration, as it would seem
  • - At an unhurried pace
  • - Easygoing, as a pace
  • - Like some strolls
  • - Insouciant
  • - Slow
  • - Unhurried
  • - Calmly, slowly
  • - Comfortable way to stroll
county
  • - Eg, Kent or Cheshire
  • - Eg, Essex
  • - Eg, Dorset
  • - Such as Kent or Essex
  • - Kent or Cumbria, eg
  • - region of england possibly missing queen
  • - Local government division
  • - laois or leitrim
  • - Territorial division; court type
  • - State part
  • - Foreign nobleman and Yankee causing division in England?
  • - state loses right to make district
  • - Down in a rural setting where there's no respite initially
  • - State section
  • - State division
  • - Part of a state
  • - Shire
  • - Only on two sides today in Dublin, for example
  • - Administrative division
  • - Down perhaps, reckon needing holiday finally
  • - Territorial division
  • - One of 32 for Ireland
  • - Sheriff's domain, typically
  • - Unit of local administration
  • - Cork, for one
  • - Type of fair
  • - Fair place
  • - Suffolk, for example
  • - Kind of clerk or court
  • - Clare or Kerry
  • - Paris' title in "Romeo and Juliet."
  • - Fair
  • - See 39 Across
surrey
  • - Southern England county
  • - County with a fringe on top?
  • - uk county
  • - South-eastern county
  • - Carriage named for an English county
  • - Harry Potter's aunt and uncle live in Little Whinging in this English county
  • - Guildford's county
  • - County southwest of London
  • - Epsom's setting
  • - It's sometimes fringed
  • - County drained by the Thames.
  • - County near London
  • - County bordering London
  • - Home county
  • - English county
  • - Farnham's county
  • - region of england possibly missing queen
  • - Fringed carriage in song
  • - Certain carriage
  • - British Columbia Border Crossing
  • - One of the Home Counties
  • - 'Oklahoma!' carriage
  • - 'Fringe on top' carriage of song
  • - "Oklahoma!" song vehicle
  • - Fringed carriage of song
  • - Fringed carriage
  • - "Oklahoma!" vehicle
  • - "Oklahoma!" song subject
  • - "Oklahoma" transport
  • - Romantic vehicle, in song
  • - Flat-topped vehicle
  • - Fringe-topped vehicle of song
  • - Where the Wey flows
  • - Where Epsom is
  • - Pleasure carriage
  • - English shire
  • - Carriage, sometimes fringed on top
  • - Light, pleasure carriage.
  • - Two-seater
  • - Two-seated carriage
  • - Carriage
  • - Light carriage
  • - Horse-drawn carriage
  • - Four-wheeled carriage
postulant
  • - candidate spun total rubbish
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