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pansy
  • - Flower related to the violet
  • - violet family bloom
  • - violet hybrid
  • - Velvety violet
  • - Relative of a violet
  • - Violet variety
  • - Violet kin
  • - Violet family flower
  • - Species of violet
  • - Member of the violet family
  • - Violet's cousin
  • - Violet in a bed
  • - Violet relative
  • - Variety of violet
  • - Kind of violet
  • - Cultivated violet
  • - Violet turns up unknown photo
  • - Colorful violet
  • - Garden violet
  • - Richly colored violet
  • - Flower from the violet family
  • - Common violet
  • - Type of violet
  • - Violet of many colors
  • - Flower in the violet family
  • - Part violet
  • - Violet
  • - A violet
  • - Violet-family member
  • - Wild-violet hybrid
  • - Plant of the violet family
  • - Flower of the Viola genus
  • - cheerful little flower
  • - Roasts unknown flower
  • - Colorful flower in a hanging basket
  • - flower poles get in wages
  • - Velvety garden flower
  • - Heart's-ease flower
  • - Flower like a viola
  • - Plant of Viola genus
  • - another name for heartsease
  • - Flower with a 'face'
  • - Viola flower
  • - Viola plant
  • - Sissy-boy
  • - Scarlett O'Hara's original first name
  • - Rich-coloured flower with summer and winter varieties
  • - Li'l Abner's maw.
  • - Garden plant with large flowers of various colours
  • - Flower whose name comes from the French word for "thought"
  • - Flower that's totally not manly enough! Man up, flower, and fight a bee or something!
  • - Kind of flower
  • - Colorful garden plant
  • - Early spring flower
  • - Showy garden flower.
  • - Multicolored spring flower
  • - Flower of the genus Viola
  • - Flower whose name comes from the French for 'thought'
  • - Colorful spring flower
  • - Velvety flower
  • - Richly colored garden flower
  • - Colorful flower with a 'face'
  • - Flower in nature god's yard
  • - What a Persian cat's face resembles
  • - Velvety blossom
  • - Multi-colored spring bloomer
  • - Cultivated viola
  • - Colorful flower also known as heartsease
  • - Flower that's also a girl's name
  • - Flower whose markings resemble a face
  • - .......... and Pappy Yokum
  • - Common garden flower
  • - Velvety bloomer
  • - Window box bloom
  • - Abner's mother
  • - Velvety-petaled flower
  • - Johnny-jump-up relative
  • - Johnny-jump-up's kin
  • - Flower with colorful blotches
  • - Plant sometimes called heart's-ease
  • - Flower with velvety petals
  • - Flower also known as love-in-idleness
  • - Flower name derived from the French for "thought"
  • - Variously colored flower
  • - Wuss in the garden?
  • - Plant also known as heartsease
  • - Garden bloom
  • - Popular winter flower in the South
  • - Georgia O'Keeffe subject
  • - Showy garden plant
  • - Johnny-jump-up, for example
  • - Heartsease, e.g.
  • - Johnny-jump-up
  • - Mammy Yokum's first name
  • - Velvety-petaled bloom
  • - Abner's mammy
  • - Richly-colored flower
  • - Velvety plant
  • - Spring beauty
  • - Large-flowered garden plant
  • - Low flower
  • - Heart's-ease
  • - Window box favorite
  • - Mother Yokum
  • - Heartsease
  • - Garden flower derived from the Johnny-jump-up
  • - Mammy Yokum
  • - Li'l Abner's mother
  • - Li'l Abner's mammy
  • - Abner's "maw"
  • - Ophelia's flower "for thoughts"
  • - "Thoughtful" flower
  • - Colorful garden flower
  • - Ophelia's thought flower
  • - Common garden plant.
  • - Spring bloomer
  • - Garden plant.
  • - Bright flower
  • - Wuss
  • - Garden flower
  • - Plant
  • - Showy flower
  • - Spring bloom
  • - Colorful flower
  • - Bluish-purple flower
  • - Flower
  • - Johnny-jump-up, e.g.
  • - Spring flower
  • - Flowering plant
  • - flower with two-toned petals
  • - Brightly-colored garden flower
sadly
  • - With tears in one's eyes
  • - With regret
  • - With regrets
  • - With a long face
  • - With sorrow
  • - With remorse
  • - With tear-dimmed eyes
  • - With a heavy heart
  • - With melancholy
  • - With low spirits
  • - With heavy heart
  • - With morosity
  • - With despair
  • - 'I regret to tell you...'
  • - Girl has a change of heart, lamentably
  • - deplorably cunning about a little publicity
  • - A duke taken in by cunning, alas
  • - In a meloncholy way
  • - "hate to say it, but..."
  • - segue into bad news
  • - "... enough it's true" (unfortunately)
  • - Unfortunately the lady's been upset
  • - Talk about Daniel ends in dismal manner
  • - Regrettably or unhappily
  • - in a wistful way
  • - i'm afraid to speak about darlington
  • - Alas, not all mystery novels end happily
  • - Tricky to cover bill, unfortunately
  • - Guess about 550, dolefully
  • - In a regrettable way
  • - I regret to say
  • - How one says 'alas'
  • - Woefully speak about diamonds left
  • - 'I'm afraid to say ...'
  • - Unfortunately tricky plug parts
  • - 'It's unfortunate, but ...'
  • - 'To my dismay . . .'
  • - Cunning clothes commercial, alas
  • - One way to be mistaken
  • - Woefully
  • - Lamentably
  • - 'It pains me to say ...'
  • - Alas, poor Yorick, a decidedly Shakespearean line, primarily
  • - How to say 'alas'
  • - Despondently
  • - To everyone's dismay
  • - Word before bad news
  • - In a somber way
  • - As bad luck would have it
  • - How to say 20 Across
  • - How "alas" is said
  • - "It hurts to say ..."
  • - In an unfortunate way
  • - In a sorrowful way
  • - In a melancholy manner
  • - In a doleful way
  • - How some are mistaken
  • - In a woeful manner
  • - In a sorry manner
  • - In a melancholy way
  • - "I'm sorry to say . . ."
  • - In a mournful manner
  • - In a mournful way
  • - In a downcast way
  • - Mournfully
  • - Without joy
  • - "So part we ...... . . . "
  • - Deplorably.
  • - Disconsolately.
  • - Without cheer.
  • - Dejectedly.
  • - Lugubriously.
  • - In a gloomy way
  • - In a woebegone way
  • - Without spirit.
  • - 'You're mistaken'
  • - In need of
  • - "I regret to inform you ..."
  • - 'Sorry to say ... '
  • - "Unfortunately ..."
  • - Regretfully!
  • - Regrettably
  • - Unhappily
  • - Miserably
  • - Alas!
  • - "Enough ..........!"
yeti
  • - Tibetan recluse
  • - ...... crab (hydrothermal crustacean discovered in 2005)
  • - Supposed Himalayan being
  • - Brand of coolers and insulated drinkware
  • - hairy mountain legend
  • - still believe essentially in the abominable snowman
  • - Large hairy manlike creature said to live in the Himalayas
  • - "Abominable" snow creature
tawdryaudrey
  • - Meadows, in her cheap, showy Alice Kramden wardrobe?
eyes
  • - The Observer's content recalled by Jersey entrepreneur
  • - Peering pair
  • - The mirrors of the soul, it's said
  • - Spider's eight, usually
  • - Windows to the soul, it's said
  • - Source of Cyclops's energy beams, in Marvel Comics
  • - Emoticon's : or ;
  • - Ophthalmologist's study
  • - The Observer's content from the Hawkeye State
  • - Pair of kings (except one of them)?
  • - Sinatra's blue pair
  • - Facial pair
  • - Watch pair?
  • - Spider's octet, often
  • - Ol' Blue ____, nickname of Frank Sinatra
  • - ___ Wide Shut, Kubrick's film
  • - pair covered by a sleep mask
  • - Some are beady
  • - Honeybees have five
  • - Lasik surgery targets
  • - What mask holes are for
  • - Seeing things
  • - They're light-sensitive
  • - Optical organs
  • - Keep your .... on (watch)
  • - Centers of hurricanes
  • - Ogles
  • - What contacts contact
  • - Visual organs
  • - Needle features
  • - Observes
  • - Peelers take them off potatoes
  • - The ...... (apt anagram for 'they see')
  • - Pupils' places
  • - Retinas' organs
  • - Green iguanas have three
  • - Focuses on, as the catcher for signals
  • - What contact lenses cover
  • - They have rods and cones
  • - Irises' places
  • - Private ...... (detectives)
  • - "For Your ...... Only"
  • - Hurricane centers
  • - Unrealistic part of many statues
  • - 'Behind These Hazel ......'
  • - LASIK targets
  • - Mr. Potato Head pieces
  • - Looks over
  • - Organs in sockets
  • - Detectives certainly on trail of crime ultimately
  • - Eight things that most spiders have
  • - Idaho spots?
  • - Things in orbits
  • - Blinkers
  • - Optometrists examine them
  • - Some hieroglyphic symbols
  • - Organs of sight
  • - Beholds
  • - Has a look at
  • - Needle holes
  • - They're on snails' stalks
  • - Places for contacts
  • - Potato discards
  • - You may keep them peeled
  • - Places for pupils
  • - Energy certainly needed in watches?
  • - Organs of vision
  • - See 98-Down
  • - Things that people are warned not to cross
  • - Gives the once-over to
  • - Noticing things
  • - Regards — features of a potato
  • - Peer group?
  • - Regards
  • - Colon, in an emoticon
  • - What glasses are often for
  • - Surveys
  • - Sight organs
  • - They may be beady
  • - Windows to the soul, proverbially
  • - Bumps on potatoes
  • - What a colon might denote
  • - Spots on spuds
  • - Checks out
  • - Ophthalmological focus
  • - '...... of Laura Mars'
  • - Vision
  • - Looks closely (at)
  • - Looks
  • - Takes a look
  • - Stares
  • - ...... organs
  • - Only
  • - Bright
  • - -
  • - What some butterfly wings appear to have
  • - things behind bifocals
  • - observers of a key agreement
  • - oriental affirmative made amorously?
  • - Regards as characters, we're told
  • - They are the windows to the soul
  • - New contacts might be found there
  • - Potato seed-buds
  • - sense organs that can be affected by astigmatism
  • - settings for irises
  • - What blindfolds cover
  • - emoji that may mean "don't miss this"
  • - horror movie, the hills have ....
  • - features common to potatoes and needles
  • - Calm regions in hurricanes
  • - Potato sprouts
  • - Optometrists check them
  • - They're never open 24/7
  • - Destination for some 50 Down
  • - They may be locked or rolled
  • - European agreed to reveal studies
prosy
  • - Commonplace, as writing
  • - Commonplace or tedious.
  • - Commonplace
  • - Written without any imagination
  • - Writing without imagination
  • - Lacking literary sparkle
  • - Uninspired, as writing
  • - Uninterestingly written
  • - Pedestrian, as text
  • - Like boring writing
  • - Far from crisp, as text
  • - Hardly poetic
  • - Unimaginatively written
  • - Pedestrian, as writing
  • - Lackluster, as writing
  • - Written in a dull manner
  • - Like dull-as-dishwater writing
  • - Long-winded chap finally promising to follow
  • - Written in a matter-of-fact manner
  • - Unlike poetry
  • - Written unimaginatively
  • - Far from poetic
  • - Lacking in qualities that strike the imagination
  • - Like plain writing
  • - Matter-of-fact, as text
  • - Like lackluster writing
  • - Like plain text
  • - Not poetic
  • - Unpoetic
  • - Tedious in speech
  • - Tedious, as text
  • - Dull, as writing
  • - Dull, as text
  • - Lacking wit
  • - Dull and tedious.
  • - Dull in discourse.
  • - Prolix but not fascinating.
  • - Tedious in discourse.
  • - Lacking imagination
  • - Vapid
  • - Dull and boring
  • - Matter-of-fact
  • - Dull
  • - Lackluster
  • - Humdrum
  • - Jejune
  • - Tedious
  • - Like dull writing
blowsaway
  • - Absolutely amazes
ateaway
  • - Eroded over time
  • - Cat we saw may lose at first, getting eroded
  • - eroded, with at
  • - Caused to disappear over time
  • - Eroded
  • - "The waves ... the sand on the beach.": 2 wds.
  • - Had a corrosive effect on
  • - Cut into
  • - Corroded
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