- - as used by the blacksmith in a german village
- - Block on which metal is hammered
- - Block some Etonian villains
- - Block on which metal can be hammered
- - Some German villain gets hammered
- - One getting hammered regularly in Italian villa
- - One getting hammered
- - It gets hammered
- - It always gets a hammering
- - smith's equipment takes a hammering
- - Ear's ossicle
- - Heavy iron block used by blacksmiths
- - Heavy metal piece from The Smiths?
- - what the forger used in a canadian village
- - Blacksmith's heavy block
- - It was a big hit in the old Roman village
- - Bone of the ear, also known as the incus
- - blacksmith's big block
- - Blacksmith's tool and bits found in Roman village
- - Forger's item found in Roman villa
- - minecraft's block for repairing items
- - it is struck by forgers
- - Iron block in sylvan village
- - Smith's work surface
- - forger's block
- - a base for one who is forging
- - ... Chorus (section of the Verdi opera Il trovatore that mimics the sounds of blacksmiths' tools)
- - block pagan villagers going round
- - block that often falls on wile e. coyote
- - heavyweight in a "road runner" cartoon
- - Iron forge block
- - Heavy chorus "instrument" in "Il Trovatore"
- - site for banging heavy metal?
- - Block for hammering
- - metal block in the ear? 'left ivan!'
- - Sword-forging block
- - Blacksmith's piece
- - iron block found in norwegian village
- - smith's of mediterranean villas
- - Blacksmith uses this in African village
- - A symbol of the universe being forged and created
- - Workers here are constantly striking
- - forging block
- - a duck fed very hard metal block
- - smith has a striking effect on this
- - point at which metal-workers strike
- - Forge item in Victorian village
- - Block used by blacksmith in Asian village
- - blacksmith's equipment in a roman villa
- - Forging need
- - Block discovered in Roman villa
- - Bone found in Vulcan Village
- - wile e. coyote once attached one to a balloon
- - Forging place in Granville's heart
- - Heavy tool dropped in cartoons
- - Heavy block on which hot metal is shaped by hammering
- - Part of forge in Roman villa
- - Forging
- - Weapon for Wile E. Coyote
- - Metal-working block
- - Smithy's need
- - Smithy's block
- - Forge block
- - Smithy block
- - Cartoon weapon
- - Well-known chorus
- - Verdi chorus
- - Tiny bone in the ear
- - Symbol of Honour
- - Stithy
- - Smithy's item
- - Smithy's equipment
- - Smithy equipment
- - Smith's purchase
- - Smith's need
- - Object that frequently falls on Wile E. Coyote
- - Incus, familiarly
- - Hammering block
- - Farrier's need
- - Famous opera chorus
- - Famous "Chorus"
- - Famed chorus
- - Clanging chorus.
- - Chorus topic
- - Block used by a smithy
- - Blacksmith's surface
- - Blacksmith's heavy block that was sometimes dropped by Wile E. Coyote
- - Blacksmith's hammering block
- - Blacksmith's necessity
- - "Trovatore" chorus
- - "...... Chorus" in "Il Trovatore"
- - Hammer's partner
- - Smith's station
- - ...... chorus
- - Heavy metal instrument
- - Farrier's block
- - Bone near a temple
- - Block for shaping metal
- - Blacksmith's block
- - Heavy block in Alexandrian villa
- - Ear bone
- - Bone discovered in Andalusian villa
- - Forger's requirement sees knave regularly in trouble
- - Smithy sight
- - Metalworking block
- - Iron block in Roman villa
- - Falling object in many Roadrunner cartoons
- - Bone discovered in Roman villa
- - Forger's equipment may see 3 regularly in trouble
- - Metalworker's block
- - Incus
- - Forging item
- - Blacksmith's iron block
- - Prop in Road Runner cartoons
- - Tool used by Paul Revere
- - Forging aid
- - Article with zero volume included as part of Verdi chorus
- - Ombudsman vilifies housing block
- - Site of a metalworking strike?
- - Blacksmith's metal block
- - Blacksmith's equipment
- - Heavy metal in Road Runner cartoons
- - Smith's block
- - Smith's item
- - Block a six, caught by New Zealand's number four
- - Iron block
- - Blacksmith's instrument
- - Article really nasty, not the last thing to come under the hammer
- - Block that goes under the hammer in European village
- - Heavy metal in westerns
- - Forge implement
- - Incus discovered in Roman villa
- - Shoe-making equipment found in Roman villa
- - Item dropped in Road Runner cartoons
- - Part of the ear
- - Bone vizsla initially buried in West Indian shrub
- - Block is in Indian village
- - Verdi's ' Chorus'
- - Ear part
- - Part of hearing affects Drumm reportedly?
- - Metal block in Victorian village
- - Ironworker's block
- - Block for metalworking
- - On which hot metal is shaped
- - Canadian rock-doc band
- - Blacksmith's need
- - Rural block
- - Smithy must-have
- - Forge foundation
- - Starred in '08 rock doc
- - "Metal on Metal" band
- - Percussion instrument in "Maxwell's Silver Hammer"
- - Item dropped on Wile E. Coyote in Road Runner cartoons
- - Item dropped by Wile E. Coyote
- - Smithy's tool
- - Smith's equipment
- - Ear bone named for its shape
- - Blacksmith's work site
- - Aid in forging
- - Smith's tool
- - Forge tool
- - Smithy fixture
- - Ear piece
- - Component of a Wile E. Coyote trap, often
- - Smith's hammering block
- - Smithery sight
- - Smith's workplace
- - Block for a blacksmith
- - It takes a hammering
- - Smithy's device
- - Middle ear bone
- - Chorus "instrument" in Verdi's "Il Trovatore"
- - Item dropped on cartoon characters
- - Unusual instrument featured in "Il Trovatore"
- - Inner-ear bone
- - Block of forgers
- - Blacksmith's heavy device
- - Metal-hammering site
- - Blacksmith's device
- - Bone also known as the incus
- - Cartoon prop, often
- - Forger's need
- - Metal-shaping aid
- - Blacksmith's bench
- - Smith's iron
- - Smiths implement
- - Smithy's shaper
- - Smithy staple
- - Percussion instrument
- - Iron ......
- - See 54 Down.
- - Article, verb and pronoun finish off grammatical block
- - Indigo coating very small bone
- - name the heavy metal block on which metals are shaped by hammering
- - It's used to pick up equipment for The Smiths?
- - heavy iron block found in georgian village
- - Bone found in Roman villa
- - Smith's property in the block
- - heavy metal block
- - it's hard hit when ironworkers strike
- - Smithy's iron block
- - Smith's property in an East Anglian village
- - a blacksmith works metal on one
- - the object of a strike at the blacksmith's
- - Heavy shop fixture
- - Type of cumulonimbus cloud with a flat top
- - Metal-worker's iron block
- - used by forgers?
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- - "the bostonians" actor christopher
- - "still me" author/actor christopher
- - Superman player Christopher ..
- - Four-time portrayer of Clark Kent
- - d a —, cricketer whose 1992 england test debut was against new zealand at christchurch
- - Christopher, US actor who first played Superman in a 1978-film
- - Christopher, who was Kal-EI and Kent
- - Christopher in the role of a historic official
- - classic superman portrayer christopher ......
- - "somewhere in time" star christopher
- - actor who came to fame playing the title role in 1978's superman
- - simon .., tv traveller who holidayed in the danger zone
- - Christopher, acting as an historic official
- - Actor Christopher of Superman
- - man of steel portrayer christopher
- - you'll need the steward to thread the rope
- - concerning first woman to become a local official
- - A chief magistrate of Anglo-Saxon England
- - A bailiff, steward
- - steward ever so disturbed by the end of the voyage
- - Official woman tempted by soldiers
- - about the day before an old magistrate...
- - old magistrate one's often seen with ruff
- - Extremely reliable, the first female magistrate in history
- - thread rope through some of the centre evenly
- - Magistrate contributes to bizarre evening
- - about the night before the bailiff appears
- - thread rope through some aperture evenly
- - superman in four films
- - Empty role crushes first female magistrate
- - Former magistrate's expression of doubt over first-time offender
- - Chaucer's steward by any chance keeping end of tale back?
- - A local official or Chief Magistrate
- - On twenty-four hours earlier, old magistrate
- - Old magistrate on to meet woman in garden
- - His is the third of Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales"
- - Old beak in female bird
- - steward ever so upset by the end of the voyage
- - Official once content bypassing rare sinner
- - ever-climbing without energy, thread a rope through
- - which actor came to fame playing the title role in 1978's superman?
- - Chief magistrate of a town in Anglo-Saxon England
- - the steward will produce a piece of free verse
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- - deceptive woman is overturning victory
- - Quibbling first woman carrying credit card that's rejected
- - First woman carrying official document recalled as devious
- - Is that not Frank with first lady holding up travel permit?
- - equivocal woman that's first to keep official document after retirement
- - i have to save up first – that's dodgy!
- - Unwilling to answer directly
- - Vague or misleading
- - Deliberately vague or misleading
- - i've to save the lot but they're hard to catch
- - deliberately vague first lady turned over travel document in there
- - Hard to find quartet in European vessel
- - Avoiding the question
- - Shifty, cagey
- - Cunning female pockets credit card when standing up
- - Shifty backward pass received by First Lady
- - being shifty, i have to save up beforehand
- - It's not clear to first lady holding up travel permit
- - i've ms. peron's lead to follow and perhaps the artful dodger, too
- - Answering with a question, perhaps
- - shifty deviant vies with a girl first
- - Deceitful, tricky
- - Tricky rescue set up I have to follow
- - Save up four euros to be non-committal
- - to rescue back, i have to be intentionally ambiguous
- - Roundabout very like one's stuck in the night before
- - Avoiding the issue
- - Turn to rescue? I have to be devious!
- - Like someone who answers a question with a question
- - Prevaricating
- - Hard to nail down
- - Hard to follow
- - Refusing to answer directly
- - Secretive English quartet in vessel
- - Avoiding commitment
- - Shifty
- - Shifty; equivocating
- - Slippery English quartet aboard vessel
- - Deliberately vague
- - Held up by the visa — very devious!
- - Aiming to dodge
- - Devious English quartet boarding vessel
- - Like many a politician's answers
- - Visa Eve ordered not forthcoming
- - Devious girl holding returning visa
- - Like users of weasel words
- - Very hard to capture
- - Not forthcoming
- - Hard to pin down
- - Slippery base on vessel with drip therein
- - Shifty first mate holding traveller's document up
- - Backing some questionable visa very shifty!
- - Difficult to pin down
- - Like some press conference answers
- - Hardly forthcoming
- - Slippery as an eel
- - Not to the point, say
- - Equivocal
- - Intended to avoid
- - Anything but straightforward
- - Like a waffler
- - Not frank
- - Intentionally noncommittal
- - Less than frank
- - Weaselly
- - Like some action
- - Like some military maneuvers
- - Not direct
- - Equivocating
- - Doing some shuffling
- - Far from forthright
- - Refusing to be pinned down.
- - Avoiding direct reply.
- - Sidestepping.
- - Elusive
- - Noncommittal
- - Dodgy
- - Cagey
- - Not open
- - Not straightforward
- - Deceitful
- - Vague
- - Slippery.
- - Tricky
- - Devious
- - to save up, i have become shifty
- - vague about the sieve in the authorised version
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- - Word of warning in underground venue
- - Give in, informally
- - Mammoth in Kentucky, e.g
- - Home for a bat, a man, or Batman
- - Place studied by a speleologist
- - Hollow in the earth
- - What a spelunker may explore
- - Like a satellite dish
- - Fall in
- - Collapse, with "in"
- - Hole in the ground
- - .... of Wonders [place in Aladdin]
- - a large underground chamber
- - Large hole in a hill
- - Neanderthal's home
- - Spelunker's hangout
- - Natural underground chamber
- - Hollow sculpture with no middle
- - Place to hibernate
- - Beware getting caught by hail
- - 82 Across home
- - Hibernation site
- - Home for bats
- - Bat's home
- - Batman's hangout
- - Word with man or dweller
- - Mumford & Sons "The ......"
- - Recessed place, with one letter changed from 9-Across
- - Troglodyte's home
- - Spelunking milieu
- - Spelunker hangout
- - Bedrock abode
- - Batman's hideaway
- - Mumford & Sons smash "The ......"
- - Troll's home
- - Stone Age dwelling
- - You have to be bats to hang out here
- - Utterly collapse under pressure
- - Batman's lair
- - "Garage" for the Batmobile
- - Early shelter
- - Stalagmite site
- - Home for some bats
- - "B.C." abode
- - Batmobile "garage"
- - Knuckle under
- - Say "Uncle!"
- - Yield to pressure
- - Cry 'Uncle!'
- - Yield
- - Surrender
- - Give up
- - Give
- - Hollow
- - Mammoth
- - Buckle
- - Bat's habitat
- - Place to see some prehistoric paintings
- - Jean M Auel's "The Clan of the ...... Bear"
- - Mysterious underground labyrinth
- - Underground space with stalactites
- - Hibernation hangout
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