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worsted
  • - Hard, smooth fabric made from long-staple wool
  • - Yarn from the most awful journalist
  • - clothing material supplanted by something better?
  • - The most awful newsman can come up with a fine yarn
  • - Material for the least talented journalist
  • - Material from most unsuitable news boss?
  • - Material beat
  • - News about St Valentine's end — getting beaten
  • - Beat material
  • - Defeated by hard-wearing material
  • - Suit material
  • - Material
  • - Knitting material
  • - wife sorted out cloth
  • - the least successful journalist's yarn
  • - shocking rows before edward is beaten
  • - Fine wool yarn
  • - Ran rings around set letters in expression
  • - Fabric displayed by wife over Irish tweed regularly
  • - Crushed fabric
  • - Fabric taken to the cleaners
  • - Smooth fabric taken to the cleaners
  • - Fine wool fabric taken to the cleaners
  • - Firmly twisted wool yarn
  • - Kind of yarn
  • - Gabardine yarn
  • - English yarn
  • - Fabric such as gabardine
  • - Fabric made of twisted woolen yarn.
  • - Firmly twisted yarn.
  • - Gabardine.
  • - Fine wool fabric.
  • - Woollen cloth
  • - It may suit you
  • - Like some suits
  • - Suit fabric
  • - Woolen fabric
  • - Woollen fabric
  • - Wool fabric
  • - Woolen cloth
  • - Suiting
  • - Sweater yarn
  • - Wool variety
  • - Fabric
  • - Knitting yarn
  • - Yarn
  • - Beat
  • - thoroughly defeated by fabric
  • - Defeated by a yarn
  • - cloth beaten
swarthier
  • - wear shirt out that's darker
  • - Darker Cornish paintings maybe more popular if very quietly forgotten
prowl
  • - Rove in search of prey
  • - Creep stealthily in search of prey
  • - Go off in search of prey
  • - pair with bird found to roam in search of prey
  • - Pressure is never-ending on wise type to walk in the footsteps of a beastly type
  • - Every other sparrow will roam stealthily
  • - Move stealthily from front of boat at length
  • - Go in search of prey
  • - Move in a predatory way
  • - Move in a predatory manner
  • - Pursue stealthily
  • - Move about restlessly
  • - Creep in front line
  • - Move about stealthily
  • - Go in search of The Animals backing record covering Clash
  • - Hunt stealthily
  • - Move around restlessly
  • - Navy's front line cruise around stealthily
  • - Roam in search of prey
  • - Move like mountain lions
  • - Cruise ship's bow line
  • - Go about stealthily
  • - Move like a lion
  • - Roam stealthily
  • - Move like a jungle cat
  • - Search stealthily
  • - Search stealthily, as for prey
  • - Move like a puma
  • - Patrol stealthily
  • - Nose about stealthily
  • - Move with stealth
  • - Move stealthily
  • - move stealthily in line inside place
  • - hunt, having quiet argument with novice
  • - Lurk menacingly
  • - public relations use wise bird to look for prey
  • - Stalk or stem has a number
  • - Cats go on the ....
  • - Hunt like a puma
  • - Advertising bird hunt
  • - On the ...
  • - Loiter with no apparent aim
  • - hunt like a tiger
  • - Slink after prey
  • - Hunting, on the ...
  • - Walk with pride
  • - Hunt
  • - Search for prey
  • - Patrol for prey
  • - Search for prey, as a tiger
  • - Prepare to prey
  • - Hunt like a lion
  • - Be on the hunt
  • - Where one sees stem and large stalk
  • - Do some skulking
  • - Lurk
  • - Hunt like a cat
  • - Roam with stealth
  • - Walk menacingly
  • - Go on the hunt
  • - Pussyfoot around backing record with Clash covers
  • - Roam predatorily
  • - Walk about
  • - Beat around the bush?
  • - Lurk like a leopard
  • - Rove furtively
  • - Lurk like a lion
  • - Search for prey, e.g.
  • - Hunt for prey
  • - Go hunting
  • - Slinky motion
  • - Go out hunting
  • - Skulk about
  • - What predators do
  • - Emulate a 100 Down
  • - Skulk
  • - Walk like a cat
  • - Sneak around
  • - Roam furtively
  • - Look for prey
  • - Emulate a cat
  • - Kind of police car
  • - Sneak about.
  • - Wild beasts do it.
  • - Creep around
  • - Car
  • - Kind of car
throw
  • - Chuck half of this paddle
  • - at the wheel, chuck can make pots
  • - Chuck is worth reforming
  • - Material draped over a sofa
  • - light bed cover ... and a verb that goes with the first parts of this puzzle's four longest answers
  • - Light cloth cover for furniture
  • - Chuck — confuse
  • - Furniture cover worth getting repaired
  • - Chuck cover over furniture
  • - cast worth using
  • - worth altering the cast
  • - Make a pot worth ordering
  • - cast worth surprising
  • - cast first to tackle hard line
  • - Cast of exceptional worth
  • - Light blanket on a couch say
  • - It's worth having a change so have a fling
  • - Intentionally lose argument, following temperature getting hot
  • - cast worth shuffling
  • - Produce pottery of doubtful worth?
  • - Fling, hurl
  • - Extremely tough line for cast
  • - Cast, shed
  • - worth changing the cast
  • - Intentionally lose, as a sports match
  • - Worth turning into a pitch
  • - purposefully lose
  • - ".... Momma from the Train"; Danny DeVito film
  • - Project was the endless fight
  • - Toss something through the air
  • - Lob, hurl
  • - disconcert cast
  • - worth a fling
  • - Cast worth altering
  • - ... away (lose on purpose)
  • - Cast worth changing
  • - Worth recasting cast?
  • - Cast worth recasting
  • - toss or hurl
  • - Lob a ball
  • - To cast
  • - Roll of the dice
  • - Put out unfinished article facing controversy
  • - Word before pillow or rug
  • - Pitch or peg
  • - Pass, in football or basketball
  • - Do this with a rose, toward star
  • - Confuse — cast
  • - Shed worth being refurbished
  • - Most of the dispute with cast
  • - Dice toss
  • - Loosen up, to a pitcher
  • - Judo move
  • - Judo technique
  • - Hurl, fling
  • - Worth changing cast
  • - Cast shortened the series
  • - Host, as a party
  • - Light blanket
  • - Propel or perplex
  • - Later stages of airport project
  • - Propel through the air
  • - Judo maneuver
  • - Cast lose on purpose
  • - Clarify, help to explain
  • - Intentionally lose
  • - Toss of the dice
  • - Fielder's assist, e.g
  • - What one might do to the last parts of 17- and 60-Across and 11- and 28-Down
  • - Cast most of the line
  • - Dice roll
  • - Lose intentionally
  • - Cast the short line
  • - Attempt at a dunk tank
  • - Deliberately lose
  • - Deliver small rug
  • - Hurl; perplex
  • - Plan to lose all but end of the argument
  • - Three leaving from front of London airport get confused
  • - Cast from The Project?
  • - Lose illegally
  • - Purposely lose
  • - Bed coverlet
  • - Have a fling?
  • - Word with rug or pillow
  • - Stone's ...... (short distance)
  • - Baserunners try to beat it
  • - Rig, as a fight
  • - Crap-game attempt
  • - Afghan, maybe
  • - Afghan, sometimes
  • - Kind of pillow
  • - Shape on a potter's wheel
  • - Shawl, e.g.
crown
  • - Overarching term for the British monarchy, with "the"
  • - Invest old money
  • - Royal headwear
  • - Royal headdress
  • - Boast new governing power
  • - Royal headgear
  • - Royal head-dress
  • - Royal topper ... or part of the logos of 16-, 21-, 38- and 53-Across
  • - Royal cap
  • - Royal ...... Revue
  • - Invest with royal power
  • - Royal topper
  • - Royal decoration for head
  • - Old quarter-pound headgear?
  • - sovereign's headdress
  • - king or queen's headgear
  • - old coin and key, terribly worn
  • - The first book in Paul Scott's Raj quartet series was also the title given to their dramatisation for TV, The Jewel In The ...
  • - Bring finishing touch to
  • - Circlet, originally, worn in different ways
  • - Large coronet
  • - monarch's headdress
  • - "the ......" (netflix drama about queen elizabeth ii's reign)
  • - Her Majesty's cash?
  • - Queen's headpiece
  • - Dental fitting
  • - original olympic prize
  • - Head-dress
  • - Regal headgear
  • - Regal headdress
  • - Queen's headgear
  • - It gets seated at the dentist
  • - Tooth top
  • - Kingly headpiece
  • - Hit on the head (informal)
  • - Regal headwear
  • - Coronet
  • - Show off new top
  • - Boast when finally getting top award?
  • - Top ground crew urged to take off
  • - Queen's accessory
  • - "Uneasy lies the head that wears a ........" (Henry IV, Part 2)
  • - Boast new tooth replacement
  • - Sovereign symbol
  • - Symbol of a 26 Across
  • - Old coin; whack on head
  • - Topper for a queen
  • - Word before prince or colony
  • - 'The Thomas -- Affair', 1968 film starring Steve McQueen and Faye Dunaway
  • - What Jack broke, in rhyme
  • - Dental restoration
  • - King's headgear
  • - "...... me!" (checkers request)
  • - Rook perhaps next to knight, king or queen?
  • - Feature of the Budweiser logo
  • - King topper
  • - Dental treatment
  • - Coin – it can go to heads
  • - Broken nursery rhyme item
  • - Kingly bling?
  • - Dentist's insertion
  • - Canine cap
  • - Sovereign's headpiece
  • - Put the tiara on
  • - Dental substitute
  • - Monarch's topper
  • - Jack broke it
  • - Tooth covering, perhaps
  • - Canine part
  • - What Jack broke
  • - Tiara
  • - Watch knob
  • - Cap's cousin
  • - Fancy type of roast
  • - Uneasy headwear
  • - Tooth-repair piece
  • - Mark of honor.
  • - Enthrone.
  • - Motif on British stamps.
  • - Canine covering
  • - Top brass
  • - Role in "Porgy and Bess."
  • - Crest
  • - Bonk
  • - Top of the head
  • - Tooth part
  • - Diadem
  • - Queen topper
  • - Conk
  • - Sovereign
  • - Summit
  • - Symbol of sovereignty
  • - Sovereignty
  • - Symbol of royalty.
  • - Pennant ....
  • - Top
  • - Feature of the Rolex logo
  • - clubs argue over new trophy
  • - top thing needed for a decayed tooth
  • - Hit the top
  • - monarchy initially collapsed, worn out
cornwallis
  • - Loser of 1781
  • - His surrender at Yorktown helped end the Revolutionary War
  • - British general at Yorktown
  • - General at Yorktown
  • - Yorktown loser, 1781.
  • - frederick —, archbishop of canterbury from 1768-83
  • - British general in the War of American Independence
  • - He surrendered to Washington in 1787
  • - Big cheese in a red coat
  • - British officer in the American Revolution.
twits
  • - Foolish sorts
  • - Irritating people
  • - Silly sorts
  • - Annoying sorts
  • - Irritating sorts
  • - the —, 1980 children's book by roald dahl
  • - point out the birds to fools
  • - Teases the silly fellows
  • - "The ...," Roald Dahl's children's book written in 1979 about a mean couple who play pranks on each other
  • - Word that aptly finishes "ni......"
  • - Mo-rons
  • - Foolish fellows
  • - Imbeciles
  • - Birdbrains
  • - Bubbleheads, to Brits
  • - Silly people
  • - Taunts in fun
  • - Ninnies
  • - Dunderheads
  • - Knuckleheads
  • - Airheads
  • - Blockheads
  • - Foolish folk
  • - Pinheads
  • - Dingbats
  • - Bothersome types
  • - Insignificant people
  • - Dumbbells
  • - Gibes
  • - Buffoons.
  • - *Upbraids
  • - Squirts
  • - Jerks
  • - Teases.
  • - Ridicules
  • - Taunts
  • - Makes fun of
  • - Dweebs
  • - Boobs
  • - Foolish folks
  • - Nincompoops
  • - Needles
  • - Reproaches
  • - Doofuses
  • - Foolish people
bulawayo
  • - industrial city and province in matabeleland, zimbabwe
  • - Zimbabwe's second city
  • - Bovine creature reportedly off, ultimately to Zimbabwean city
  • - Zimbabwe's second-largest city
brokenarrow
  • - Native American peace symbol in each pair of starred answers
  • - 1996 action film starring john travolta and christian slater
  • - Travolta-Slater film
  • - Stewart film, 1950
  • - Indian film: 1950
  • - 1950 Jimmy Stewart western, or a 1996 John Travolta action film: 2 wds.
  • - Tulsa's largest suburb
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