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arrive
  • - Show up a Republican split
  • - Reach the destination
  • - reach in a polar river
  • - Come to stretch of circular river
  • - Finish being a traveller
  • - Turn up in part near river
  • - Reach the airport, say
  • - Reach your destination
  • - A car I have to follow to get somewhere
  • - Succeed, in a way
  • - Reach destination
  • - Land, as a plane
  • - Land leads to a meandering river
  • - Come to a destination
  • - Reach a destination
  • - Reach a place
  • - Make a big first splash, say
  • - Locally prosper in a meandering river
  • - A turbulent river reach
  • - Reach one's destination
  • - Become a celeb
  • - Reach the depot, say
  • - Become a success
  • - Reach a goal
  • - Attain a worldly goal.
  • - Reach journey's end.
  • - Reach stardom.
  • - Succeed in a big way
  • - Reach one's goal
  • - Reach
  • - come to a river, somehow
  • - Reach part of the Archar river in Bulgaria
  • - make it around a river
  • - Get somewhere with a car I have
  • - detrain, say
  • - The royal quartet are about to put in an appearance
  • - Make it or make it big
  • - with disorderly raver, i turn up
  • - attain prominence
  • - Get where you're going
  • - Land with the odd acre by the Liffey mostly
  • - Come, show up
  • - Achieve recognition
  • - Show up(Used today)
  • - Get somewhere
  • - Hit the big time
  • - Opposite of depart
  • - Get there
  • - Land at LaGuardia, say
  • - Achieve prominence
  • - Finally hit the big time
  • - Make it to an event
  • - Pull into town
  • - Attain success
  • - Become successful
  • - Come in
  • - Land, say
  • - Touch down, say
  • - Get to one's destination
  • - Achieve widespread recognition
  • - Come to; succeed
  • - Come to town
  • - Show up Republicans in area — this writer's
  • - Enter the scene
  • - What rocker will do at hotel, post-show
  • - Make it there
  • - Depart's opposite
  • - Appear on the scene
  • - Hit it big
  • - Make an entrance
  • - Come along
  • - Come on the scene
  • - Hit town
  • - Swing into town
  • - Make it in
  • - Achieve stardom
  • - Sail into port, e.g.
  • - Attain recognition
  • - Finally succeed
  • - Get into town
  • - Sail into port
  • - Pull into the station
  • - Get to the top
  • - Roll in, so to speak
  • - Finally make it
  • - Get there or get here
  • - Blow in, so to speak
  • - Attain fame
  • - Land at Logan
  • - Attain acclaim
  • - Establish one's position
  • - Disembark
  • - Have it made
  • - Timetable column.
  • - Gain an object.
  • - Show up
  • - Make the scene
  • - Get in
  • - Make it big
  • - Achieve great success
  • - Succeed big-time
  • - Make it
  • - Achieve success.
  • - Come about
  • - Check in
  • - Pull in
  • - Don't go
  • - Appear
  • - Make an appearance?
  • - '.... turn up'
  • - "Land -!"
  • - Make good
  • - Succeed
  • - Attain
  • - 'Come ...!'
  • - Show
  • - Get to
  • - turn up at
diver
  • - Cleric I had written about, footballing cheat
  • - Sporting cheat turning on film
  • - greg louganis, for example
  • - Ocean explorer
  • - An aquatic performer of some diversity
  • - one going off the deep end?
  • - one who examines sunken ships
  • - Flamboyant pool user
  • - dick, character in fitzgerald's tender is the night
  • - Sir Bedivere's bird
  • - one working under pressure
  • - Someone who swims under the sea
  • - obviously no surface-worker
  • - one who gets down to work in the main
  • - Underwater worker
  • - Scuba enthusiast
  • - Scuba ........
  • - Pearl gatherer
  • - Springboard athlete
  • - Someone who jumps off a springboard into a pool
  • - Scuba specialist
  • - Person operating under water
  • - One with a tank
  • - Plunger
  • - One going under water
  • - Olympian Melissa Wu, e.g
  • - Coral reef visitor
  • - Reef explorer
  • - Wu Minxia with five Olympic gold medals, e.g
  • - One in a wet suit
  • - Sunken ship explorer
  • - One plunges head first into water
  • - Shipwreck explorer
  • - Salvage crew member
  • - Frogman
  • - Reef visitor
  • - Underwater explorer
  • - Jackknife maker
  • - Gold medalist David Boudia, e.g
  • - Loon or coot
  • - Visitor to shipwrecks
  • - Cheating footballer
  • - Pearl seeker
  • - Half-gainer performer
  • - I'm going under? I have to have doctor around!
  • - Summer Olympics competitor
  • - Wetsuit wearer
  • - Waterbird
  • - Grebe or Loon
  • - Bird that plunges
  • - Snorkel user
  • - Going down, he may be saved by the bell
  • - Navy specialist
  • - Certain Olympian
  • - Van Halen "...... Down"
  • - '82 Van Halen album "...... Down"
  • - Treasure hunter, perhaps
  • - Certain pool athlete
  • - One going under
  • - Examiner of sunken ships, perhaps
  • - Springboard performer
  • - Summer Olympics athlete
  • - One going down
  • - One looking for pearls, perhaps
  • - Olympic athlete
  • - Frogman, e.g.
  • - Sea explorer
  • - Scuba user
  • - Aquacade employee
  • - Louganis, e.g.
  • - Jackknife user?
  • - Navy Seal, e.g.
  • - Pool competitor
  • - Deep-sea explorer
  • - Sunken-treasure seeker
  • - Greg Louganis, e.g.
  • - Wet suit wearer
  • - One who works under pressure
  • - Louganis, notably
  • - Wet Olympic competitor
  • - Andrea Doria visitor
  • - School visitor?
  • - Louganis, for one
  • - Greg Louganis
  • - Greg Louganis is one
  • - Dick of "Tender Is the Night"
  • - Cousteau employee
  • - Cousteau crewman
  • - Underwater man
  • - Skin or pearl
  • - Deep-sea ......
  • - Swan expert.
  • - Pool star.
  • - Athlete of a sort.
  • - Olympic contestant.
  • - Springboard expert.
  • - Submarine: Slang.
  • - Worker under water.
  • - He goes overboard frequently
  • - One trying not to make a splash
  • - Olympic competitor
  • - Skin
  • - Member of the board
  • - The setter's received by medic, one taking the plunge
  • - he may be deeply immersed in his work
  • - in the main he gets down to his work
  • - maybe loon who's behind wheel disregarding second
  • - He may have a special suit for work
chevrons
  • - Noncom's pride
  • - v-shaped insignias
  • - Rank designators
  • - Bands with bends
dover
  • - the capital of delaware is dover. it was laid out in 1717, and it was named after a city in england. what's the name of that city?
  • - Capital of the first U.S. state ever
  • - Delaware capital
  • - Capital of the First State
  • - Delaware State University setting
  • - First State capital
  • - White Cliffs setting
  • - State capital since 1777
  • - Delaware city
  • - State capital founded by William Penn
  • - First State's capital
  • - The First State's capital
  • - kent county city (in the u.s. and in england)
  • - Beach on which Matthew Arnold heard the pebbles' 'grating roar'?
  • - lake erie community... port .., ontario
  • - Kent port
  • - Have last of cheeseboard on top of port
  • - A port many get across to
  • - ... strait, strait connecting the English Channel and the North Sea
  • - Act very inconclusively in town
  • - English town, Channel port and a lot more
  • - britain's sole port
  • - swimmers who cross the english channel traverse which strait?
  • - White Cliffs of ...
  • - Type of flatfish found in European waters
  • - UK shipping forecast area
  • - Eric Johnson "Cliffs of ......"
  • - Kent ferry port
  • - Ontario port
  • - Seat of Kent County, Del
  • - Port in Kent
  • - Channel port
  • - Port taking five hundred and six deliveries?
  • - Capital founded by William Penn
  • - Matthew Arnold's '.... Beach'
  • - Drunkard finally finished port
  • - "White Cliffs" city in England
  • - White Cliffs locale
  • - White Cliffs site
  • - Second chance
  • - Roved around the English port
  • - White Cliffs city
  • - Mid-Atlantic capital
  • - English Channel port
  • - One of England's Cinque Ports
  • - Kind of sole
  • - Town on the English Channel
  • - City named by William Penn
  • - Sole provider?
  • - Capital suggested by the circled letters and by the starts of 17- and 63-Across and 11- and 29-Down
  • - Capital named by William Penn
  • - Capital on the St. Jones River
  • - Sort of sole
  • - Sole source
  • - White cliffs district
  • - Location of some white cliffs
  • - Cliffs site
lovers
  • - "Hello, Young ......."
  • - frankie and johnny, e.g.
  • - Romeo and Juliet, say, misleading solver
  • - they don't like gooseberries
  • - Paramours
  • - Atlantic Starr "Secret ......"
  • - Devoted fans
  • - They may put their initials on trunks
  • - Admirers take head off plants related to pea family
  • - Tryst twosome
  • - Flames
  • - Casanovas
  • - "A pair of star-cross'd ...... take their life"
  • - Trysting pair
  • - Amorous lane visitors
  • - Romantics
  • - Close couple
  • - Hero and Leander, e.g.
  • - Frankie and Johnny
  • - Tristram and Isolde, e.g.
  • - Héloïse and Abélard
  • - Hero and Leander
  • - Romeos
  • - Popular lane
  • - Heloise and Abélard, e.g.
  • - What Frankie and Johnny were
  • - Amorists.
  • - "A pair of star-cross'd ......."
  • - Tristan and Isolde, for example.
  • - Paolo and Francesca.
  • - Sweethearts
  • - Romeo and Juliet.
  • - Romeo and Juliet, e.g.
  • - Intimates
  • - Enthusiasts
  • - Devotees
  • - Aficionados
  • - Partners
  • - Pair on a tarot card
  • - They simply adore leftovers!
  • - the ..., 1970s itv sitcom starring richard beckinsale and paula wilcox
  • - Buffs
gavels
  • - order mallets?
  • - Court rappers
  • - Auctioneers' mallets
  • - Court hammers
  • - Judges' mallets
  • - Court mallets
  • - Attention-getters in court
  • - Magistrates' mallets
  • - Judicial mallets
  • - Mallets for chairs
  • - Chairpersons' mallets
  • - Certain mallets.
  • - Small mallets.
  • - Rappers' items
  • - Things that go 'Bang!'
  • - Ceremonial hammers
  • - Judges' attention-getters
  • - Courtroom accessories
  • - Judicial hammers
  • - Chairpersons' needs
  • - Chairs may hold them
  • - Masonry hammers
  • - Judicial tools
  • - Judges' rappers
  • - Courtroom silencers.
  • - Judges bang them.
  • - Used by Barkley and Rayburn.
  • - Judges' noisemakers.
  • - Used by Rayburn and Barkley.
  • - Judges' hammers
  • - judges' order-keeping tools
viagra
  • - Sildenafil citrate
  • - Sildenafil citrate, commonly
  • - "... but the daughters acted swiftly and drank from the enchanted waters of ...... Falls ..."
  • - Drug in the film 'Love & Other Drugs'
  • - Product often advertised during sporting events
  • - Pfizer drug
  • - Proprietary name for an impotence drug
  • - Drug Bob Dole did ads for
  • - Medication nicknamed "blue diamond"
  • - Cialis competitor
  • - Drug passing through elderly relative, a bit lost
  • - The 'little blue pill'
  • - Product once pitched by Bob Dole
  • - Spam subject, often
  • - Product touted by Hugh Hefner
  • - Levitra competitor
  • - Drug initially studied for use in treating angina
  • - Cialis alternative
  • - Bayer : Levitra :: Pfizer : ....
  • - Alternative to Cialis
  • - Product once pitched by Pelé
  • - Product pitched by Bob Dole
  • - Sex therapist's suggestion
  • - Medical breakthrough of 1998
  • - Marketing sensation of 1998
  • - Wonder drug for men
  • - Source of durable wood
  • - Something taken before swinging
  • - Pfizer product
bovary
  • - See 24
  • - fictional emma
  • - Madame ---, Flaubert novel
  • - Flaubert's Emma
  • - Madame of literature
  • - Madame of fiction
  • - Literary adulteress's surname
  • - Flaubert creation
  • - Emma who births Berthe
  • - Emma of fiction
  • - Flaubert heroine
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