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windy
  • - breezy west indian? yes!
  • - More than breezy
  • - Breezy
  • - Like weather that makes hats fly off heads
  • - Is scared that it's blowing up outside
  • - Afraid of draughts?
  • - Having kittens means losing heart for home day
  • - The type of weather characterized by strong gusts
  • - worker originally in the outskirts of derby when it's blustery
  • - frightened with lots of blows?
  • - Weather to turn rainy in the end
  • - Frightened to say a word about Chicago!
  • - "The ... City," nickname of Chicago
  • - like blizzards, in part
  • - blowing a lot
  • - Wellington [NZ] and Chicago [USA] have this nickname: "The ...... City"
  • - Like Chicago, famously
  • - turn your head? that's fresh
  • - Nervous of snakes?
  • - Blowy; nervous
  • - Like a serpentine road
  • - Blowy
  • - The ...... City (Chicago nickname)
  • - Like Lethbridge
  • - Chicago, the -- City
  • - Gusting frequently
  • - Like a good day for flying a kite
  • - Forecast adjective
  • - Chicago descriptor
  • - Like a good day for kites
  • - Like Chicago
  • - Gusty
  • - Bad forecast for fighting fires
  • - Just right for kite-flying
  • - Blusterous
  • - Very blowy
  • - Great weather for flying a kite
  • - Fearful sort of weather?
  • - Like Chicago, it's said
  • - Like weather that's bad for wearing fedoras
  • - Full of gusts
  • - Chicago adjective
  • - Like days when hats fly
  • - Weather song by The Association?
  • - Suitable for kite flying, say
  • - Gust-filled
  • - Like Chicago, so they say
  • - Blowing hard out
  • - Talking too much
  • - Chicago description
  • - Extremely talkative
  • - 1967 chart-topper by the Association
  • - Like Chicago, supposedly
  • - Weather forecast, sometimes
  • - Blowing
  • - Association hit of '67
  • - #1 song for the Association, 1967
  • - Chicago weather forecast
  • - Prolix
  • - March word
  • - Epithet for Chicago.
  • - City of Chicago, especially July 7–21.
  • - Chicago is.
  • - Bombastic
  • - Full of hot air
  • - Verbose
  • - Squally.
  • - Blustery.
  • - City
  • - Weather forecast
  • - Talkative
  • - Like blustering storms
  • - Forecast word
  • - Weather word
  • - Boastful
  • - Tempestuous
mixwith
  • - Mingle amongst
  • - meet and greet, say
swahili
  • - His one law about Kenyan language
  • - A language of East Africa, widely used as a lingua franca
  • - Language so wantonly awful hussar is left incensed at front
  • - His law ruined international language
  • - His wail disturbed language
  • - One of the African Union's official languages
  • - the language of his wail
  • - Bantu language that is an official language of Kenya and Tanzania
  • - An East African language
  • - African language that gave us "Hakuna Matata"
  • - Language spoken in East Africa
  • - tongue i wash off with iodine after first of lesions
  • - i wash awkwardly beside lake with one using language
  • - Lingua franca of East Africa
  • - Widespread African language
  • - Language widely used in East Africa
  • - Language that's spoken in Kenya and Uganda
  • - Language of East Africa
  • - Language in which "hakuna matata" means "no worries"
  • - His law mangled one language
  • - Language spoken in Kenya
  • - One of Kenya's official languages
  • - His law changed one language
  • - East African language
  • - Language in which 'simba' means 'lion'
  • - Linguistic source of "Jenga"
  • - Lingua franca of some African areas
  • - Major Bantu language of East Africa and the Congo
  • - Source of "Kwanzaa"
  • - Bantu language widely used in East Africa
  • - Language that gave us "Kwanzaa"
  • - Linguistic origin of Kwanzaa
  • - In Westminster area, worry about husband's language
  • - Language in which 'lion' is 'simba'
  • - A wish I conjured up to have Latin introduced as living language
  • - Language from which "safari" comes
  • - Language in which "jenga" means "build"
  • - Source of most of the names in "The Lion King"
  • - Language of Kenya
  • - Language that gave us "safari"
  • - Language that "Kwanzaa" comes from
  • - Widespread language of East Africa
  • - Official language of Kenya
  • - Official language of Tanzania
  • - Language in which "kwanza" means first
  • - Bantu of Zanzibar
  • - Language of Africa
  • - Native of Zanzibar
  • - Official language of Uganda
  • - Bantu language
  • - African language
  • - Kenyan language
  • - Language of E. Africa originally spoken in Zanzibar
  • - Wish Ali could translate language
  • - Bwana
  • - From which we get "Hakuna matata"
  • - Hujambo
  • - "Safari" source
  • - Words on Kenyan currency
  • - Whence the word "safari"
  • - "Kwanzaa" comes from it
  • - Tanzanian tongue
  • - In which "journey" is "safari"
  • - Bantu tongue
  • - East African lingua franca
  • - Wherein a journey is a safari
  • - It's heard in Tanzania
  • - Literally, coast people
  • - Zanzibar native
  • - African tongue
  • - current rules about welcoming greeting – it's spoken in africa
  • - the italian is draping fruit over tongue
lowend
  • - Cheapest in a line of products
  • - Like much store-brand merchandise
  • - Cheapest, as brands go
  • - Cheapest in a line
  • - Relatively cheap
  • - Relatively inexpensive
  • - Relatively cheap, as merchandise goes
  • - ....-cheap
  • - far from deluxe
  • - Budget-priced
  • - Bottom of a price range
  • - Close to the bottom
  • - Far from choice
  • - Subwoofer's zone
  • - Downscale
  • - Far from chic
  • - Like the store brand, say
  • - Entry level?
  • - Inexpensive
  • - Bargain-basement
  • - Bottom-of-the-line
willthatbeall
  • - None few many most ....?
  • - question following an order
btw
  • - FYI alternative: Abbr.
  • - Texter's "Oh, additionally …"
  • - "Oh, one more thing . . ." in a text
  • - "Oh, one more thing..." in texts: Abbr.
  • - "Oh, and also …," in a text
  • - "Oh and another thing" in SMS lingo: Abbr.
  • - "I just thought of something," in a text conversation: Abbr.
  • - "Just so you know," in texting
  • - 'Just one more thing . . .' in texts
  • - Texter's "Oh, I almost forgot": Abbr.
  • - "Oh, before I forget...," in text speak: Abbr.
  • - "Just so you know," in textspeak
  • - 'Oh, also . . .' in texts
  • - Texter's "Oh, did you know....": Abbr.
  • - 'Oh, and ...' in texts
  • - "oh, just fyi..."
  • - FYI relative: Abbr.
  • - 'Oh! And also . . .' in texts
  • - "Oh, before I forget..." in Internet shorthand
  • - Texter's abbreviation meaning "Oh, also ..."
  • - Texter's "Oh, before I forget ...": Abbr.
  • - "Oh, I forgot to mention," in textspeak
  • - "Oh, I forgot to mention," in a text
  • - "Oh, I almost forgot," in a text
  • - "Oh, forgot 2 mention ..."
  • - "Oh, another thing ...," in a text message
  • - "Oh, and one more thing ..." in a text message
  • - "Oh, and another thing ...," in a text message
  • - "Oh yeah ...," in a text message
  • - "Just so you know," in a text message
  • - Texter's "One more thing...": Abbr.
  • - 'Lemme also add . . .' in a text
  • - "Before I forget..." in DMs: Abbr.
  • - As an aside
  • - Texter's "Forgot to mention "
  • - 'in case u haven't heard . . .'
  • - "What's more..." letters
  • - Segue in a text
  • - "While on that subject..." in texts: Abbr.
  • - as an aside, in textspeak
  • - 'I also wanted to add . . .' in texts
  • - "Before I forget..." in textspeak: Abbr.
  • - Start of a texter's digression
  • - Letters before a heads-up
  • - Chat room "incidentally": Abbr.
  • - "one other thing," when texting
  • - Text message abbr. for "incidentally"
  • - "While I have you," in letters
  • - "incidentally," in txts.
  • - 'Another thing . . .' in a text
  • - "Incidentally," in textspeak: Abbr.
  • - "Hey, did you know..." in textspeak: Abbr.
  • - "One more thing..": Abbr.
  • - Texter's "I meant to say ..."
  • - Wanted to mention for short
  • - "one other thing i meant to say," when texting
  • - Texting shorthand to imply incidentally
  • - Texter's "Also ..."
  • - Start of a text-message afterthought
  • - Start of a chat room afterthought
  • - Incidentally, in Netspeak
  • - Incidentally, in e-mail shorthand
  • - Incidentally, in chat room shorthand
  • - Digression shorthand in IMs
  • - Digression shorthand
  • - Chatroom digression shorthand
  • - Chat room afterthought letters
  • - "One more thing..." online
  • - "One more thing," in emails
  • - "Incidentally" in chat rooms: Abbr.
  • - "Incidentally," on IM
  • - "Incidentally," in Internet lingo
  • - "I forgot 2 mention it, but ..."
awful
  • - very displeasing, legally losing head
  • - Very disagreeable
  • - Extremely great: Colloq.
  • - Very great: Colloq.
  • - Extremely unpleasant: Colloq.
  • - Very bad: Colloq.
  • - Very unpleasant
  • - Very bad
  • - Very poor
  • - Very, informally
  • - Very
  • - Very bad indeed
  • - Legal to drop piece of litter, though very bad
  • - terrible, but legal, though not at first
  • - terrible just losing face
  • - terrible, and not quite legal either
  • - Not completely legal? That's terrible!
  • - liberal assassinated! just atrocious
  • - Dismal and terrible
  • - Extremely bad article with entire ending missing
  • - terrible university beset by terrible flaw
  • - Poor allowed to give away pounds
  • - Vile wolf heartlessly wearing drag in East London…
  • - extremely poor-quality
  • - Terrible starts for anyone who files unread letters
  • - Utterly full of ore that's terrible
  • - A word that some people might use to describe British weather
  • - "The ... Truth," comedy film by Leo McCarey starring Cary Grant
  • - not originally legal, it's dreadful
  • - bad flaw developed about union
  • - Bad beyond all infinite levels of badness
  • - Totally terrible
  • - Like every album this year except mine
  • - Deserving a one-star rating
  • - Exceptionally bad
  • - Worthy of being booed
  • - Beyond bad
  • - Really bad or appalling
  • - Allowed to be decapitated — that's terrible
  • - Shocking! Right to be decapitated
  • - Legitimate to unseat leader? It's shocking
  • - Just pound off pants
  • - Deserving of a pan
  • - Horrid
  • - Meriting only half a star, say
  • - Legally permissible to start late, but offensive
  • - A wife almost generous? Rubbish!
  • - Horrific
  • - Horrendous
  • - Terrible, not beginning to be legitimate
  • - Terrible guillotine permitted
  • - Like an epic fail
  • - Just plain bad
  • - Just plain terrible
  • - Deserving zero stars
  • - Allowed to go topless, with dreadful consequences
  • - Atrocious, dire
  • - Dread being not entirely legal
  • - A wife's offence -- lacking love. Terrible!
  • - Just the worst
  • - Terribly bad
  • - Appallingly bad
  • - Hole hit off "Celebrity Skin"
  • - Label for pans?
  • - Deserving two thumbs down
  • - Stinking
  • - Not just bad
  • - Incredibly bad
  • - Description of a flop
  • - Word that often follows "perfectly"
  • - "Unthinkable!"
  • - Worth two thumbs down
  • - "The ...... Truth," Dunne-Grant film
  • - Like truth, sometimes
  • - Like truth, at times
  • - Ludicrous: Slang.
  • - Terribly impressive.
  • - Solemnly impressive.
  • - "Just terrible"
  • - "...... the truth!"
  • - Bad, and then some
  • - The pits
  • - The absolute pits
  • - Yucky
  • - Yuck-inducing
  • - Appalling
  • - Objectionable
  • - Unpleasant
  • - Worse than bad
  • - Atrocious
  • - Nasty
  • - Extremely bad
  • - Ghastly
  • - Zero-star
  • - Not good at all
  • - Worth an F
  • - Dismal
  • - More than bad
  • - Worth no stars
  • - Lousy
  • - Really bad
  • - Wretched
  • - Pretty bad
  • - Foul ......
  • - Causing dread
  • - Beastly
  • - Execrable
  • - Rotten
  • - Loathsome
  • - Abominable
  • - Extraordinarily
  • - Terrifying
  • - Abysmal
  • - Dreadful
  • - Catastrophic
  • - Terrible
  • - Dire
  • - Deplorable
  • - Mighty
  • - Shocking
  • - 'Horrible!'
  • - No good
  • - See 45-Down
  • - 'God ......'
  • - '...... bad!'
  • - Reverential
  • - 'Impressive!'
  • - Extremely
  • - Extremely bad or unpleasant
  • - fatal flaw, in turn, is appalling
  • - Remarkably large
  • - ........ auntie, children's book by david walliams published in 2014
  • - a week struggling with flu is terrible
  • - nasty or ugly
  • - Truly terrible
  • - Downright terrible
  • - Left out of legitimate dread
  • - terrible, and not quite legal
  • - synonym for 'yucky'
waller
  • - Fats ...., pianist
  • - Fats of jazz fame
  • - Fats ......, jazz pianist
  • - Bricklayer cum jazz musician?
  • - Wife to go for Parisian jazzman
  • - Singer-pianist Fats
  • - Pianist who played himself in "Stormy Weather"
  • - Stride pianist Fats
  • - First pianist to use a jazz organ
  • - "Ain't Misbehavin'" composer
  • - 'Ain't Misbehavin" composer Fats
  • - "The Bridges of Madison County" author
  • - Singer Fats
  • - "Honeysuckle Rose" composer
  • - See 47 Down
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