➠ Words with y
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- - Reveal speculation on a source of light
- - Stake fish for shop
- - Reveal (intentionally or unintentionally)
- - Risk associated with fish shop
- - Take a chance with fish shop
- - Chance upon fish shop
- - Unknowingly reveal
- - Little girl with fish to sell down the river
- - Reveal fish beneath punt
- - Back with fish to sell down the river
- - Rely on fish shop
- - Accidentally reveal
- - Reveal unconsciously
- - Manifest; reveal
- - Reveal unintentionally.
- - Reveal
- - give away a wager that comes to light
- - be disloyal to man after wager
- - give away stake found with beam
- - wager man will be disloyal
- - Violate trust
- - Throw under the bus
- - Backstab
- - Be treacherous
- - Be disloyal to
- - Stab in the back
- - Sell out
- - Deceive, break trust
- - Shop to serve as carrier for China?
- - Break trust
- - Double cross alien in Wicklow town
- - Sell singular radioactive emission, lacking heart
- - Be disloyal to (someone)
- - Stay with board with food in desert
- - Deliver by treachery
- - Violate a trust
- - Emulate Judas
- - Violate, as a trust
- - Emulate Delilah
- - Leave in time of need
- - Make like Quisling
- - Sell up the river
- - Act traitorous to
- - Be disloyal
- - Sell down the river
- - Double-cross
- - Cheat on
- - Tell secrets
- - Indicate.
- - Deceive
- - Disclose
- - Give away
- - Two ...... time
- - Rat on
- - Break promise
- - Give away treacherously
- - Violate someone's trust
- - Wild and crazy, as a clown
- - Madcap, like a clown
- - Knight lying down, perhaps, with some old clown
- - Clown
- - Crazily ridiculous
- - Something final to any buffoon
- - Funny in an oddball way
- - Wacky, quirky
- - Like eccentric humor
- - like the comedy in "airplane"
- - Like Monty Python
- - outlandishly amusing
- - Really wacky
- - Really kooky
- - Like Harpo
- - Left-field — foolish
- - Amusingly wacko
- - Amusingly eccentric
- - Totally goofy
- - Absurdly funny
- - Like screwball comedies
- - Eccentrically funny
- - Crazy last letter by no one in particular
- - Outlandishly funny
- - Half-baked
- - Amusingly unconventional
- - Buffoonish
- - Clownishly funny
- - Outlandishly comical
- - Comically outlandish
- - Like much Gene Wilder humor
- - Comically eccentric
- - Amusingly odd
- - A bit off-the-wall
- - Like slapstick humor
- - Like Jim Carrey comedies
- - Monty Pythonesque
- - Stooges shorts, e.g.
- - Like Stooges shorts
- - Comically off-the-wall
- - Groucho-like
- - Like the Marxes
- - Marxist?
- - Like some Steve Martin humor
- - Prone to buffoonery
- - Wild and wacky
- - Like the Marx Brothers' comedies
- - Like the Keystone Kops
- - Adjective for the Marx Brothers
- - Slapstick
- - Kinetic comic
- - Like Marx Brothers humor
- - Jack-pudding
- - Whimsically comical
- - Whacky
- - Harpo Marx, for one
- - Phyllis Diller, for one
- - Comic of a sort.
- - Ed Wynn, for instance.
- - Clownish character.
- - Laff-a-minute
- - Comically loony
- - Cray-cray
- - Silly fellow
- - Quirky
- - Clownish
- - Like the Marx Brothers
- - Lunatic
- - Foolish fellow
- - Silly person
- - Madcap
- - Merry-andrew
- - Kooky
- - Bats
- - Screwball
- - Wacko
- - Buffoon
- - Crazy
- - Daft
- - Wild and crazy
- - Off-the-wall
- - Eccentric
- - Kook
- - Wacky
- - Bonkers
- - Idiotic
- - Silly
- - Absurd
- - Simpleton
- - Outlandish
- - Wild
- - Funny fellow
- - Comical
- - Wild and crazy guy
- - Comically idiotic
- - Droll.
- - With pathology Ron turns to the study of man
- - Social science of human relationships and culture
- - Study of humankind
- - Study of human beings
- - The study of man
- - Study of human beings and their way of life
- - Boozy group return to hold a wild party
- - Wild drunken party
- - Rowdy Roman party
- - Wild Roman party
- - Wild or drunken festivity
- - men giddily at the edge in wild revel
- - Wild revel in indoor gymnastics
- - drunken revel leads to a gory mess
- - Bacchanalian party
- - Dissipated party
- - Disabled beggar's topless sex party
- - Bess's partner quietly leaving wild party
- - Wild party where Bess's man loses head
- - Bess's partner didn't start the party!
- - Sex party
- - Menage-a-many?
- - Debauched party
- - Wild self-indulgent party
- - Wild display
- - Party gone wild
- - Group revelry
- - Group making connections
- - Group indulgence
- - Crazy party
- - Too much of a good thing
- - Wild time
- - Wild party
- - Kind of party
- - Wild revelry
- - Bodily function?
- - Riotous celebration
- - any act of immoderate indulgence
- - Period of unbridled behaviour
- - bess's mate quietly quits unbridled love-in
- - Gallons knocked back in gruesome binge
- - Binge drinking's ending in Conservative leader being axed
- - sexual spree
- - bacchic bash
- - Dionysian ritual
- - Specialty of Dionysus
- - Uncontrolled revelry
- - Unbridled action
- - Rowdy revel
- - Raucous caucus?
- - Rampant revelry
- - Mass revelry
- - Love fest?
- - Excessive revelry
- - Caligula specialty
- - Bash Bacchus would enjoy
- - Bacchus-inspired event
- - Bacchanal's bash
- - "Eyes Wide Shut" event
- - Indulgent spree
- - Spree
- - Revelry
- - Binge
- - Overindulgence
- - Debauch
- - Revel
- - Blowout
- - Nora Ephron's ironically titled 'Wallflower at the ___'
- - Satyric celebration
- - Bacchanal
- - unrestrained indulgence
- - bacchanalian bash
- - in passing off the road
- - on the hard shoulder, incidentally
- - Where milestones may be seen in passing
- - incidentally, it's on the pavement
- - Alongside the route, incidentally
- - Incidentally, reporter should pay for the course
- - The fourth album John Frusciante released with 31-Across, which he says was one of the happiest times of his life: 3 wds.
- - In passing through the passage
- - In point of fact
- - In passing
- - At the side of the path?
- - Horse possesses chromosome for muscular strength - in the words of old writer, incidentally
- - State to invest in most of them on course incidentally
- - How to get there incidentally
- - 'Oh, meant to say . . . '
- - Where to spot a milestone, incidentally
- - Service stations might be here, incidentally
- - "Oh, incidentally ..."
- - Parenthetically
- - "Incidentally ..."
- - the observer's restaurant critic and food feature writer
- - Jamiroquai's vocalist, ... Kay
- - The Great Gatsby's first name
- - Spinning Gold actor Pharoah
- - Deeside bird?
- - Bird often heard chattering by the Dee
- - A bird, a name, a letter
- - Actor Baruchel who voices Hiccup in the How to Train Your Dragon movies
- - "My Wife and Kids"Êrole
- - Noisy woodland bird
- - Patriarch on "Modern Family"
- - Actress who won Emmys for her roles on Mom Masters of Sex and The West Wing: 2 wds.
- - She won the 2018 Oscar for Best Supporting Actress for her role in I Tonya: 2 wds.
- - Mom actress starring in Palm Royale: 2 wds.
- - F. Lee Bailey, for one
- - Representative in court? Try one at random
- - Person legally authorised to act for another
- - Person appointed to act for another in legal or business matters
- - Ratty, one criminal lawyer
- - Mason, notably
- - No treaty arranged with one of the generals
- - One getting into briefs?
- - One at the bar
- - Representation for a 26-Across
- - One passing the bar
- - Fictional Mason, for one
- - Mason's line
- - Any one of 25 U.S. presidents
- - Stevenson is one.
- - Mason, for one
- - One with a JD
- - US lawyer on treaty blasted
- - Legal proxy
- - Lawman from area still going round collecting rent
- - Republican in training not yet a lawyer
- - Lawyer working on treaty
- - Legal man rings the changes on treaty
- - Legal authority in New York worked on treaty
- - Right guard?
- - (American) lawyer
- - Legal eagle
- - Counselor-....
- - Solicitor
- - Legal professional
- - Barrister
- - Legal representative
- - Bar man
- - Professional man.
- - Court player
- - Bar member
- - US lawyer
- - Person practicing law
- - Lawyer thrashed on treaty
- - Person on a case
- - US solicitor
- - Lawman in area still around collecting rent
- - Still rejected taking cut by American lawyer
- - Bar tender?
- - Court VIP
- - Wrongly try to exonerate a no-gooder, initially? This person might!
- - Advocate treaty with no vacillating
- - Guarantee of the Sixth Amendment
- - Solicitor advanced, still returning to collect rent
- - Person often getting into arguments
- - Suit specialist in New York?
- - A time to regret initially pining over lawyer
- - Suit conductor
- - Person often kept on retainer
- - Suspect's request
- - Firm part
- - Mouthpiece
- - Suspect's right
- - Caseworker?
- - Member of the bar
- - Objector, at times
- - Sue?
- - He has an LLD
- - Bartender?
- - Johnnie Cochran, e.g.
- - Occupation of 57 Across
- - Legal expert
- - District officer.
- - Dodson or Fogg.
- - Role of Javits or Williams.
- - Dewey or Stevenson.
- - Ray Jenkins.
- - Mr. Tutt's vocation.
- - "Pudd'nhead" Wilson's business.
- - Lawman
- - Lawyer
- - ABA member
- - General.
- - Court figure
- - u.s. solicitor
- - Sixth Amendment guarantee
- - Yeats potentially right: tenacious type
- - Tenacious type: guy about to make comeback
- - Strong horse as yet unreliable, right?
- - tenacious type in art, yes, after revolution
- - a lodger with stamina?
- - Competitor sure to go the distance
- - ray set out for horse with stamina
- - Race horse best over long distances
- - one who remains although he keeps going!
- - following check, i'm not sure it'll keep running
- - The Old Sun, is it, accommodating paying guest?
- - either he won't go or he keeps going!
- - Guest who finishes the course?
- - he's best in the long run
- - long-distance racehorse
- - He doesn't go for a horse that will finish
- - who's best in the long run
- - horse that performs best over long distances
- - In horse racing, a persistent horse
- - Lasting one
- - Horse that can go the distance
- - Remainer
- - Person with perseverance
- - One that can last the course
- - Persistent person
- - One not easily giving up
- - Horse with endurance (informal)
- - Horse with stamina
- - Distance racehorse
- - Horse perhaps that's not much of a goer
- - One unlikely to give up lead after overtaking you once
- - Yes -- runs on way for runner who won't give up
- - One not giving up
- - One with endurance
- - One still in the game, in poker
- - One hanging around
- - Person in for the long haul
- - Durable race horse
- - Distance horse, e.g.
- - No quitter.
- - One with powers of endurance: Colloq.
- - Laster.
- - One with powers of endurance.
- - Loiterer
- - Persistent one.
- - ray set out to get horse with stamina
- - one who never gives up being a lodger?
- - Horse suited to endurance races
- - Moving quickly to confuse bat
- - it's a bat
- - Large fruit bat
- - It's actually a bat
- - Large fruit-eating bat
- - Bat doing well with puzzle
- - Bat seen in one side of Oxford?
- - Fruit bat
- - Misnamed fruit bat
- - Big bat
- - Fructivorous megabat
- - Fix a date for marriage