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weighty
  • - Burdensome
  • - Important load at the end of the day
  • - Heavy wig they are adjusting
  • - Bulky; onerous
  • - Demanding way in which rowing crew will replace American
  • - Ponderous
  • - Important, as issues
  • - Powerfully persuasive wife just into ninth decade
  • - Massive grave
  • - Ponderous, as issues
  • - Very consequential
  • - Deep
  • - Heavy
  • - Important
  • - Momentous
  • - '...... serious?'
guffaw
  • - A loud and hearty laugh
  • - cobblers a wife makes laugh
  • - crude laugh
  • - Laugh boisterously
  • - Harsh laugh
  • - A boisterous laugh
  • - Codswallop? Answer with a loud laugh
  • - Laugh loud and long
  • - Belly laugh
  • - Hearty chuckle
  • - Boisterous laugh
  • - Horse laugh?
  • - Laugh loudly
  • - Hearty laugh
  • - Loud laugh
  • - Raucous laugh
  • - Roar with laughter in Washington at party for uncompromising banks all getting backed
  • - Roar with laughter
  • - Horselaugh
  • - Sound of merriment
  • - Giggle
  • - See 58 Across.
no-wonder
  • - Isn't a surprise at present before drone buzzes off
  • - As expected, currently drone is flying
  • - As you'd expect at present, drone flies
  • - "I'm not surprised!"
chow-mein
  • - Dish of noodles and mince ... who cooked?
jersey-cow
  • - Channel Island mooer!
  • - Channel Island farm animal
meadows
  • - Shane, director whose films include This Is England, about young skinheads
  • - Cries about activity in farming areas
  • - US Open Tennis venue, Flushing ...
  • - As mowed (anag)
  • - Prairies.
  • - Wildflower habitats
  • - Paddocks
  • - Fuss in horses' accommodation -- lead the horses out to these?
  • - Fuss when there's evidence of cats around fields
  • - Gleason's "The Honeymooners" foil
  • - Tim who was the Ladies' Man on "Saturday Night Live"
  • - Alice Kramden portrayer
  • - Gleason's "Honeymooners" honey
  • - Pleasant fields.
  • - One of the Jaynes.
  • - Pastures
  • - Grassy fields
  • - Places to graze
  • - Grazing areas
  • - Grazing grounds
  • - Green fields
  • - Places for flocks
  • - Fields.
  • - Pasturage
  • - Grasslands
  • - Rural fields
  • - Bucolic expanses
thewash
  • - Rectangular bay at the northwest corner of East Anglia
  • - Shallow bay on England's east coast
  • - What dirt may come out in
jude-law
  • - Star of Closer and Alfie
hemingway
  • - Ernest ......, author of Death in the Afternoon
  • - Ernest who wrote 'A Farewell to Arms'
  • - ernest, author of the the old man and the sea
  • - Ernest ..., the author of "The Old Man and the Sea"
  • - American writer Ernest, who won the Nobel in 1954 and whose debut novel was "The Sun Also Rises"
  • - 'The Old Man and the Sea' writer
  • - Author of The Old Man and the Sea
  • - 1954 Literature Nobelist Ernest who wrote "For Whom the Bell Tolls"
  • - 'The Old Man and the Sea' author
  • - Writer's block, age-weary every now and again
  • - 'The Sun Also Rises' writer
  • - Writer requiring pen and good technique
  • - "The Sun Also Rises" author
  • - TV part for Stacy Keach
  • - He wrote "The Sun Also Rises"
  • - He wrote "The Snows of Kilimanjaro."
  • - "Papa" of the novelists.
  • - U.S. writer.
  • - late writer [surname] who won the 1954 nobel prize for literature
  • - Ernest ..., US novelist
  • - 'Hills Like White Elephants' author Ernest
  • - Women extremely happy to get involved with Enigma author
  • - That man on pottery course is an author
  • - "A Farewell to Arms" author
  • - Creator of Nick Adams
  • - "To Have and Have Not" author
  • - Literary Nobelist
  • - Famous Papa
  • - Creator of Santiago.
  • - Creator of Pilar.
  • - Papa ......
wade
  • - Wimbledon winner: 1977
  • - Virginia of tennis
  • - 1977 Wimbledon winner
  • - Virginia of tennis fame
  • - Tennis legend Virginia
  • - 1977 Wimbledon champ
  • - Wimbledon winner, English, on roll
  • - virginia ..., 1977 wimbledon champion
  • - Play in the kiddie pool
  • - Walk in the shallows
  • - Walk in a kiddie pool
  • - Use hip boots, e.g.
  • - Stroll through the shallows
  • - Slosh through water
  • - Slog through the surf
  • - One way to keep one's hair dry
  • - Go in up to the ankles
  • - Do more than dip a toe
  • - Cross a stream, say
  • - Baseball Hall of Famer Boggs
  • - 2006 NBA Finals MVP
  • - Women's U.S. Open tennis champ: 1968
  • - What non-swimmers do
  • - Walk through snow drifts
  • - Walk through shallows
  • - Walk into a river
  • - Walk in the baby pool
  • - Walk in knee-deep water
  • - Use the pool's shallow end
  • - Use a kiddie pool
  • - Use a fishing stream
  • - Traverse a river on foot
  • - Struggle (through), as a tedious book
  • - Stroll through the surf
  • - Stroll the ocean's edge
  • - Storks do it
  • - Step into a creek
  • - Stay near the shore
  • - Stay in the shallow end of the pool
  • - Spoonbills do it
  • - Slowly walk through water
  • - Slog (through), as tedious text
  • - Roe v. ...... (landmark 1973 court case)
  • - Roe v. ...... (historic case)
  • - Roe v. ...... (1973 Supreme Court case)
  • - Roe foe
  • - Red Sox 3,000 Hit Club member ...... Boggs
  • - Progress laboriously
  • - Proceed with difficulty (through)
  • - Plow through something.
  • - Play in a pool
  • - One side of a 1973 ruling
  • - Not get too deep
  • - Move through high grass
  • - Miami Heat player Dwyane
  • - Miami Heat guard Dwyane
  • - Margaret's last name in "Dennis the Menace"
  • - MacNeil of Alexisonfire
  • - Landmark Supreme Court litigant
  • - Heat superstar
  • - Have hard going
  • - Have beach fun
  • - Hall-of-Famer Boggs
  • - Go through water
  • - Go knee deep
  • - Go in with rolled-up pants?
  • - Go in up to one's ankles
  • - Go in the water just a little way
  • - Go in the kiddie pool, maybe
  • - Go in only a little way, say
  • - Go in ankle-deep
  • - Go forward with effort.
  • - Go at least a foot deep?
  • - Get wet, perhaps
  • - Get one's feet wet, in a way
  • - Get in a little way
  • - General Hampton
  • - Ford, for example
  • - Ford on foot
  • - Ford a stream, e.g.
  • - Ford a shallow stream, say
  • - Ford a creek
  • - Five-time A.L. batting champ Boggs
  • - Enter only up to the ankles, say
  • - Emulate herons
  • - Emulate a stork
  • - Emulate a flamingo
  • - Emulate a crane
  • - Dwyane who led the Olympic Men's Basketball "Redeem Team" in scoring
  • - Dwyane ...... of the Chicago Bulls
  • - Defendant in a landmark Supreme Court case
  • - Dabble in the surf
  • - Cross the creek
  • - Cross a creek, e.g.
  • - Baseballer Boggs
  • - Amble, as through a brook
  • - 1973 defendant
  • - ...... into (get started)
  • - ...... into (attack strongly)
  • - ...... in (attack)
  • -     Stay near the shore, say
  • - .... in the water
  • - Trudge through water
  • - Ford
  • - Progress slowly
  • - Move through water
  • - Move in water
  • - Test the water?
  • - Cross a shallow stream, perhaps
  • - Walk through water
  • - Get one's feet wet
  • - Play in a kiddie pool
  • - Use hip boots, maybe
  • - Cool off in a shallow stream, say
  • - Stay close to shore, say
  • - With difficulty, progress measured, we hear?
  • - Make use of hip boots
  • - Proceed slowly (through)
  • - Flamingos do it
  • - Walk in water
  • - Walk in washed-up surf
  • - Slog through a 5-Across, say
  • - Walk in a brook
  • - Stroll in the shallows
  • - Walk like an egret
  • - Ford a creek, say
  • - Drag through the mud, maybe
  • - Walk through the shallows
  • - Ford a stream, say
  • - Boggs of the Red Sox
  • - Start with spirit, with "in"
  • - Walk in the water
  • - Cranes do this in Kurosawa depiction
  • - British tennis star we notice coming in
  • - Enjoy the kiddie pool
  • - Boggs in Cooperstown
  • - Walk with effort through water
  • - Walk in the kiddie pool
  • - Cross a creek, perhaps
  • - Move through a swamp
  • - Cross a creek, say
  • - Enjoy a kiddie pool
  • - Cross a stream, perhaps
  • - Cross a shallow stream, say
  • - Walk through shallow water
  • - Avoid getting into deep water?
  • - Walk through a creek
  • - Go in just a little way, say
  • - Slog (through)
  • - Walk across a creek
  • - Notable 1973 defendant
  • - Cross the stream, perhaps
  • - Get one's tootsies wet
  • - Ford a shallow river, say
  • - Walk through low water
  • - Splash through low water
  • - Go in ankle-deep, say
  • - Batter Boggs
  • - Slog through a stream
  • - Dwyane of the Bulls
  • - 1973 Supreme Court decision name
  • - Not dive in, say
  • - Use the kiddie pool
  • - Move through a kiddie pool
  • - Utilize hip boots
  • - Logs through water
  • - Play in the shallows
  • - Slosh through the surf
  • - Proceed with difficulty
  • - Make like a crane
  • - Walk through a kiddie pool, say
  • - Get heavily (into)
  • - Stroll in a stream
  • - Stroll in a shallow stream
  • - Baseball's Boggs
  • - Move through shallow water
  • - Roe vs. ......
  • - Dwyane of the Miami Heat
  • - Cross the kiddie pool
  • - Biblical hero and prophet
  • - Singer/songwriter Roger Alan
  • - Respondent in a landmark 1973 Supreme Court decision
  • - Cool one's heels, perhaps
  • - Cranes do it
  • - Don't get in over your head?
  • - Walk in shallow water
  • - Walk in up to the ankles
  • - Walk through a stream
  • - Cross a creek on foot
  • - Go up to one's ankles
  • - Use hip boots
  • - Walk through the surf
  • - Miami Heat star Dwyane
  • - Have a shallow experience?
  • - Stay close to shore
  • - Walk across a stream
  • - Go off-shore, maybe
  • - Step through a stream
  • - Teammate of Bosh and James
  • - Walk in the surf
  • - Roe v. --
  • - Teammate of James and Bosh
  • - Walk in a stream
  • - Begin energetically, with "into"
  • - "Proceed slowly"
  • - Test the waters?
  • - Walk through mud
  • - Make slow progress
  • - Plod (through)
  • - Plod
  • - Move with effort
  • - Paddle
  • - Slog
  • - Proceed laboriously
  • - Move slowly
  • - Read through
  • - Walk through a few inches of water
  • - Walk through ankle-deep water
  • - Go in, but not deep
lawrence
  • - D.H., author of Women in Love
  • - Title role in the Best Picture of 1962
  • - Author of The Rainbow and Women in Love
  • - Author of Seven Pillars of Wisdom
  • - Creator of Lady Chatterley
  • - Author of "Lady Chatterley's Lover" and "Women in Love"
  • - Sainted river of Canada
  • - — of Arabia
  • - -- of Arabia, 1962 film
  • - University of Kansas city
  • - Leader of the Arab revolt against the Turks
  • - Martin of "Martin"
  • - Man of Arabia?
  • - "Seven Pillars of Wisdom" autobiographer
  • - Gertrude of 55 Down
  • - Sarah ...... College
  • - Sarah ...... of Bronxville
  • - American woman star of the Olympics.
  • - Recent star of "Pygmalion."
  • - Creator of the literary character Oliver Mellors
  • - oscar-winner, .... of arabia
  • - Jennifer, actress who played Katniss Everdeen in The Hunger Games film series
  • - Flapper wearing delicate fabric for British colonel overseas
  • - Joey .., actor, Blossom, Brotherly Love
  • - Writer's delicate material about architect
  • - "Joy" actress who Bradley Cooper and Christian Bale pranked when they put a gravestone with her name in a graveyard
  • - Noted WWI British officer
  • - Jennifer who won a Golden Globe for "Silver Linings Playbook"
  • - English novelist — lean crew (anag)
  • - Chretien cabinet man MacAulay
  • - DH —, author
  • - Welk with a baton
  • - D.H. —. novelist
  • - Clear new translation for writer, one associated with Arabia
  • - "Arabia" man
  • - Rule concerning northern church writer
  • - "Sons and Lovers" novelist
  • - With 40-Down, film that opened on 12/16/1962
  • - *With 71-Across, 1962
  • - Obama economic adviser Summers
  • - Jack who wrote the lyrics to "Tenderly"
  • - Film role for O'Toole
  • - Kansas city in which you might spot a bird
  • - D.H.
  • - Lyricist Jack
  • - Lady Chatterley's creator
  • - Another role for 1 Across.
  • - Famous name in Arabia.
  • - Washington's half-brother.
  • - Mrs. A's stage name.
  • - He said, "Don't give up the ship!"
  • - Author
  • - American naval hero.
  • - Jennifer or D.H.
coxswain
  • - The helmsman of a lifeboat
  • - apple-lover at the helm?
  • - Crew member who never does a stroke
  • - Firm at times wins a complicated job providing direction to a crew overseas
  • - Person in charge of a lifeboat
  • - Firm at times wins a complicated job directing a crew overseas
  • - Firm kiss by lover for keeper of course
  • - Helmsman of a lifeboat
  • - Firm and cross with young lover, poetically speaking, on the boat
  • - Oarsmen's leader
  • - Rowing team's commander
  • - Boat steerer
  • - One leading the way announced bird's decline
  • - One over the eight?
  • - Boat steersman
  • - Lifeboat helmsman
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