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retriever
  • - Recover right dog
  • - Golden .. is popular as a guide dog for the blind
  • - Dog trained to find and fetch game
  • - Dog with a water-resistant coat, good at fetching
  • - always following republican rite about dog
  • - Terrier barely ever beaten by this dog
  • - golden dog, always brings back?
  • - get back to reinstate top dog
  • - Dog always following poor Terri
  • - Retire Foreign Minister, raising issue of gun dogs
  • - Large gun dog bred to fetch game birds
  • - Large hunting dog
  • - Dog with tail docked in old-fashioned style I always must follow
  • - Golden dog
  • - Breed of hunting dog
  • - Game dog
  • - Gun dog
  • - Kind of dog.
  • - Breed of dog
  • - Sporting dog
  • - Hunting dog
  • - Dog-.....
  • - A dog trained to find and fetch game that has been shot
  • - dog to get soaked, with energy plunging into thames?
  • - Game collector on voyage losing power always
  • - he goes to fetch hound
  • - After a shooting, one's expected to recover
  • - Hound someone to set situation straight?
  • - A pet you'll lose nothing by having
  • - When a sportsman's shot he's expected to make a recovery
  • - Golden go-getter?
  • - Labrador ..........
  • - Pet that may be "golden"
  • - Hound person to set the situation right?
  • - Canine variety
  • - Gofer, often
  • - Go-getter on the hunt?
  • - Golden best friend
  • - Chesapeake Bay is one
  • - Dogged tennis player
  • - Golden or Labrador
  • - Lab, for one
  • - Golden ..
  • - Go-getter
  • - See 50-Across
  • - retire, drunk over loss of first pet
genitive
  • - Bloke this person's employed to carry one's case
  • - Chap holding current setter's case in Berlin?
  • - Information I possess about Italian case
  • - (In grammar) the possessive case
  • - Possessing case?
  • - Like the word "curiae" in "amicus curiae"
  • - Grammatical case
  • - Having opened present, European fool's showing possession
invite
  • - Politely ask (to attend)
  • - Ask politely to come
  • - Request the presence of
  • - Request the presence of popular vet working across island
  • - Tempt with request to join party?
  • - Request politely
  • - Politely request
  • - Request formally
  • - Request
  • - Encourage visits from
  • - Ask [a guest] round
  • - ask hospitably
  • - ask someone to attend
  • - Put on the wedding list
  • - Ask to the party
  • - Ask to a party
  • - Ask round
  • - Ask to a party, say
  • - Ask over
  • - Ask identified person to appear in comic vein
  • - You might get one before a party
  • - Extend a welcome
  • - Ask along
  • - Party-thrower's mailing, informally
  • - Send out R.S.V.P.'s
  • - Attract, as trouble
  • - Act so as to render probable.
  • - Ask to come
  • - Ask for
  • - Attract
  • - Bid
  • - Beckon
  • - Be sociable
  • - Tempt
  • - Entice
  • - Offer
  • - 'Ask ...... ...'
  • - Ask to a wedding, say
  • - ask and prompt victor to substitute charlie
sleeveless
  • - Halter-style [dress]
  • - Like halter tops [2]
  • - Like some dresses
  • - describing a garment such as a tank top
  • - Like jumpers
  • - Un-armed?
  • - Describing a vest
prohibitive
  • - Forbidding
  • - preventing something from being done
  • - Tending to discourage — I bit hero VIP (anag)
notproven
  • - third verdict available in criminal trials in scotland
  • - hardly demonstrated to be a scottish verdict
preserving
  • - treating food in a way such as pickling to keep for longer
  • - Before starting a tennis game?
  • - Pickling
  • - Keeping for the future
  • - Keeping safe
chivalry
  • - Qualities of ideal knight
  • - Medieval code of conduct for knights
  • - Church antagonism dismisses leader with old noble ideas
  • - Code of behaviour followed by medieval knights
  • - Observed by knights of church and unholy rival at journey's end
  • - Knights are at odds, holding line to rear of Greek cross
  • - Greek letter from Valerie to Mary only has fifty per cent of old principles
  • - Courtliness of the good old days.
  • - medieval knightly system
  • - Ideal knights aspired to
  • - Go to French resort, richly dressed
  • - Code in competition originally replaced by child
  • - sarah solemani comedy-drama about a film producer
  • - Knightly behaviour?
  • - Knightly code to shout, greeting girl inside
  • - Gentlemanliness
  • - Knight's stock in trade
  • - Courtesy in conflict when church replaces leader
  • - Knightliness
  • - Knightly system
  • - Knightly conduct
  • - Courtesy in competition, top Republican giving way to companion
  • - Knight life ideal
  • - Dead thing, according to some
  • - It's dead, some say
  • - Gallantry
  • - With which knights fought with much rivalry for a companion
liberty-bell-pavilion
  • - White marble landmark that houses seven bells, tuned to the musical scale (4 wds.)
vole
  • - Rodent with water, bank and field species
  • - five cheer in mexico for little rodent
  • - Burrowing, mouselike rodent
  • - Novelist releases Nits from The Mouse-Like Rodent?
  • - stout-bodied rodent
  • - Stocky rodent
  • - Small mouse-like rodent
  • - Burrowing, mouselike animal
  • - Small burrowing rodent
  • - Lemminglike rodent
  • - Rodent similar to a fat mouse
  • - Love this rodent, strangely
  • - Mouselike critter
  • - Ratlike rodent
  • - Mouselike rodent
  • - Rodent with a rounded muzzle
  • - Crop-damaging rodent
  • - Meadow rodent
  • - Short-tailed field rodent
  • - Riverbank rodent
  • - Mouse-like rodent
  • - Short-tailed rodent
  • - Field rodent
  • - Rodent like a stocky mouse
  • - Small mouselike rodent
  • - Tiny-eared rodent
  • - Mouselike farmland pest
  • - A microtid rodent
  • - Burrowing rodent
  • - Destructive rodent
  • - Rodent
  • - Mouselike creature
  • - Hamster relative also known as a meadow mouse
  • - Water rat, eg
  • - One looking a bit ratty, but capable of love
  • - New love of Mouse's relative
  • - Hamster relative
  • - Fieldmouse
  • - Critter also known as a meadow mouse
  • - Country mouse
  • - Shrew
  • - Relative of a hamster
  • - Field mouse
  • - Hamster cousin
  • - Five overs left; England's opener shows all the tricks!
  • - Meadow mouse, by another name
  • - Some malevolent little animal
  • - Love troubled little animal
  • - Muskrat's burrowing cousin
  • - Mouse lookalike
  • - Grasslands burrower
  • - Cousin of a lemming
  • - Mousey type is against what the Spanish say in The Ring
  • - Muskrat relative
  • - Kin of a lemming
  • - Meadow mouse
  • - Muskrat cousin
  • - Relative of a lemming
  • - Lemming kin
  • - Furry garden pest
  • - Owl prey
  • - Snack for a coyote
  • - Grand slam, in bridge
  • - Rat cousin
  • - Lemming cousin
  • - Garden tunneler
  • - Relative of the lemming
  • - Bobtail mouse
  • - Grand slam
  • - Coup in card playing
  • - Lemming's cousin
  • - Lemming mouse.
  • - Fencer's leap.
  • - Slam, at cards.
  • - Meadowmouse.
  • - Cousin of rat and mouse.
  • - Rat's cousin
  • - Burrowing animal.
  • - Burrowing mammal
  • - Mouse's cousin
  • - Mouse relative
  • - Mouse cousin
voila
  • - [french] there you are
  • - french word, also used in english, meaning "there it is".
  • - You can clap now!
  • - there is, the french say, black gold in virginia
  • - There it is or here you are [Fre.]
  • - Belinda Carlisle album with French songs and Irish musicians
  • - "there!" (and "here," in french)
  • - virginia conceals fuel - there it is
  • - Very old boxer turning up — there you are!
  • - "and there you have it," in french
  • - There you are (in France)!
  • - There it is, mon ami!
  • - "There!", to Pierre
  • - Thin material? Change the ending and there you are!
  • - Liquid filling tank, virtually there!
  • - 'There you have it!'
  • - French "And here it is!"
  • - There you go!
  • - 'And there it is!'
  • - Behold -- there's black gold in Virginia!
  • - See there, in St.Simeon
  • - "And there you are!"
  • - Pierre's "There it is!"
  • - French "There you have it!"
  • - "There, it's done!"
  • - "There you are!" said Henri
  • - See there, in French
  • - French magician's exclamation
  • - "Now you see it!"
  • - "Here you go!"
  • - "There it is!"
  • - 'THERE you are!'
  • - ... so there!
  • - 'There!'
  • - "And there you have it!"
  • - French exclamation
  • - There it is! [Fr]
  • - Instrument I brought down — there it is!
  • - 'Ta-da! I did it!'
  • - "Ta-da!," in France
  • - Parisian's "Eureka!"
  • - Thérèse's triumphant cry
  • - Revealing word
  • - Revealing term
  • - Pierre's "That does it!"
  • - Magi-cian's cry
  • - Gallic "Eureka!"
  • - Behold, in Vincennes
  • - "That's how's it's done"
  • - "Eureka!" to Descartes
  • - Kin of "Abracadabra!"
  • - It's done in Paris
  • - Magician's cry
  • - Shout like "Presto!"
  • - Shout like "Ta-da!"
  • - Chef's cry on revealing a dish
  • - Illusionist's shout
  • - Kin of 'Presto!'
  • - Unveiling comment
  • - Unveiling word
  • - "And here it is!"
  • - "Presto!" relative
  • - Frenchman's expression when making presentation
  • - Magic show cry
  • - "Ta-da!" kin
  • - Magician's "See!"
  • - Nip out of pavilion for a word from magician
  • - Unveiling exclamation
  • - Magician's "Behold!"
  • - Revealing exclamation
  • - Prestidigitator's word
  • - Revealing cry
  • - 'See what I did!'
  • - Word at an unveiling, perhaps
  • - Exclamation often following 'Et'
  • - 'Abracadabra!'
  • - "Here it is!"
  • - Magician's verbal flourish
  • - "Aaaaand here it is!"
  • - Word at an unveiling
  • - Cousin of "Presto!"
  • - Pierre's "Presto!"
  • - 'Presto!' kin
  • - Last word in a showman's spiel
  • - With 49-Across, "Presenting: Instrument!"
  • - "Presto!" cousin
  • - Exclamation at an unveiling
  • - Parisian's "Presto!"
  • - Toulouse "Ta-da!"
  • - Pierre's cry of success
  • - Word from Little Jacques Horner?
  • - Word spoken at an unveiling
  • - Magician's "I did it!"
  • - Cry of pride
  • - Successful shout
  • - Shout of triumph
  • - Proud cry
  • - Doer's cry
  • - Henri's cry of success
  • - Cry for attention
  • - 'The magic word'
  • - Cry of accomplishment
  • - "Look what I did!"
  • - "Check it out!"
  • - Presto
  • - Et ......
  • - All done
  • - Behold
  • - Cry of success
  • - 'Ta-da!'
  • - Exclamation of triumph
  • - Observe
  • - ...... done!
  • - Behold Shakespearean heroine with current love changing places
selective
  • - Discerning
  • - choosing only certain things
  • - Particular, discriminatory
  • - Particular start of sequence optional
  • - Highly specific
  • - Based on choice.
  • - Part of SSS
  • - Picky ......
  • - Choosy
  • - Type of service
  • - Discriminating.
kevinbridges
  • - scottish comedian whose recent first novel is called 'the black dog'
obverse
  • - 'Heads'side of coin
  • - One side of the coin
  • - opposite former pupil on poetry
  • - Term for the front face of a coin or note
  • - there's no tail on this side
  • - coin's face
  • - Head-bearing side of a coin
  • - The other side of a circle shown by black lines
  • - Heads of old British poetry
  • - Coin's 'head' side
  • - Which side is the monarch on?
  • - heads giving former pupil some poetry
  • - Watch Victor swapping places with son? The opposite
  • - Head side of coin
  • - Head (of a coin)
  • - Change 'observe' into the opposite
  • - One side of a coin, heads
  • - Side of a coin bearing the head
  • - Penny side with Lincoln's face
  • - Heads on a coin
  • - Heads (of a coin)
  • - Side of a coin that shows the head
  • - 'Heads' side of a coin
  • - Penny's face maybe when old boy introduces poetry
  • - Head side of a coin
  • - Head (of coin)
  • - Side of a coin with the main design
  • - Head presents alumnus with some poetry
  • - Coin's front
  • - Old British rhyme written on this side of coin?
  • - Old boy opposing Irish heads
  • - Coin's front side
  • - Side of a coin that shows heads
  • - FDR's side, on a dime
  • - Side of coin with head
  • - Bowled in stint with English side facing
  • - Face of a coin
  • - Coin's "heads"
  • - Side Lincoln is on
  • - Front of a coin
  • - Lincoln's side of the penny
  • - Main side of a coin
  • - Side of a coin having the main design.
  • - Of a coin, "heads."
  • - Coin side
  • - One side of a coin.
  • - Front side of coin
  • - side with the head
  • - one side of the coin is the old boy taking poetry
  • - "Heads," to a numismatist
  • - Heads
  • - Counterpart
  • - Head
  • - Misread verbose counterpart
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