|
OFFICIAL
|
NORMAL
|
|
TOFF
|
DANDY
|
|
PAYOFF
|
RETRIBUTION
|
|
MARKOFF
|
GRADUATE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
APE
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
UNWILLING
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
BRAG
|
|
TIPOFF
|
BRAG
|
|
SPOUTOFF
|
BRAG
|
|
OFF
|
ASSASSINATE, SLANGILY
|
|
OFF
|
(OF MILK) SOUR
|
|
OFF
|
NOT WORKING
|
|
LAIDOFF
|
NOT WORKING
|
|
OFFDUTY
|
NOT WORKING
|
|
OFF
|
NOT UP TO PAR
|
|
OFF
|
HIKER'S SPRAY BRAND
|
|
OFF
|
NOT SCHEDULED FOR DUTY
|
|
OFF
|
SWITCH STATUS, SOMETIMES
|
|
OFF
|
TAKING A VACATION DAY
|
|
OFF
|
ON VACATION, SAY
|
|
OFF
|
TAKING A PERSONAL DAY, SAY
|
|
OFF
|
SWITCH POSITION
|
|
OFF
|
NOT ACCURATE
|
|
OFF
|
NOT WORKING TODAY
|
|
OFF
|
DOWN, ON A LIGHT SWITCH
|
|
OFF
|
BROADWAY OPENING?
|
|
OFF
|
SWITCH SETTING
|
|
OFFHAND
|
UNGRACIOUSLY NONCHALANT
|
|
OFFHAND
|
CURT OR CASUAL IN MANNER
|
|
OFFHAND
|
CASUAL OR BRUSQUE
|
|
OFFHAND
|
UNGRACIOUSLY CURT
|
|
OFF
|
ON HOLIDAY
|
|
OFF
|
ON VACATION
|
|
OFF
|
OVER
|
|
OFF
|
NO LONGER OPERATIVE
|
|
OFF
|
NOT FUNCTIONING
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
COUNTER
|
|
OFFSET
|
COUNTER
|
|
BITTERNESSOFFEELING
|
BITTERNESS
|
|
OFF
|
OVEN SETTING
|
|
OFFCUT
|
WASTE MATERIAL
|
|
OFFAL
|
WASTE MATERIAL
|
|
OFFCUT
|
LEFTOVER PIECE
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
GIVE UP ON
|
|
PUTOFF
|
MOVE SLOWLY
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
FORMAL
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
FORMAL
|
|
BITTERNESSOFFEELING
|
HATRED
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
NOT GOOD
|
|
PAYOFF
|
RIG
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
ICE
|
|
PAYOFF
|
ICE
|
|
TEEDOFF
|
HOT UNDER THE COLLAR
|
|
OFFCENTER
|
OUT OF WHACK
|
|
OFF
|
OUT OF WHACK
|
|
OFFCENTER
|
CROOKED
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
KOOKY
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
SICK
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
DISTANT IN MANNER
|
|
stand-offish
|
DISTANT IN MANNER
|
|
OFFHAND
|
COOL IN MANNER
|
|
OFFCENTER
|
ASKEW
|
|
OFF
|
ASKEW
|
|
OFFKILTER
|
ASKEW
|
|
OFFHAND
|
SHORT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
LIKE SOME HUMOR
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
WASTE
|
|
OFFBEAM
|
MISGUIDED
|
|
OFF
|
NOT PRESENT
|
|
OFFROADVEHICLE
|
BUGGY
|
|
OFF
|
REMOTE
|
|
OFFLYING
|
REMOTE
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
REMOTE
|
|
OFFISH
|
REMOTE
|
|
FAROFF
|
REMOTE
|
|
far-off
|
REMOTE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
VERY BAD
|
|
OFFHOURS
|
TIME AWAY FROM WORK
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
WAY-OUT
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
NOT ALIKE
|
|
OFFER
|
NOT EXACT
|
|
OFF
|
NOT UP TO SNUFF
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
COPY
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
COPY
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
COPY
|
|
OFFEND
|
CONTRADICT
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
CONTRADICT
|
|
TOOKOFF
|
DEDUCTED
|
|
WAYOFFTHEMARK
|
NOT EVEN CLOSE
|
|
WELLOFFTHEMARK
|
NOT EVEN CLOSE
|
|
WAYOFF
|
NOT EVEN CLOSE
|
|
OFFED
|
NOT ALIVE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
NOT ALIVE
|
|
BEOFF
|
TAKE ONE'S LEAVE
|
|
DAYOFF
|
SHORT HOLIDAY
|
|
OFF
|
NOT IN USE
|
|
OUTOFFASHION
|
NO LONGER IN STYLE
|
|
SMALLRESTAURANTWHERECOFFEEISSE
|
COFFEE BAR
|
|
OFFEND
|
ANNOY
|
|
TURNOFF
|
ANNOY
|
|
EASEDOFF
|
SLACKENED
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
CUSTOMARY
|
|
TOFF
|
A SWELL
|
|
TOFF
|
UPPER-CLASS PERSON
|
|
TOFF
|
POSH BLOKE
|
|
TOFF
|
FASHIONABLE BRIT
|
|
TOFF
|
RICH POSH PERSON
|
|
TOFF
|
POSH CHAP
|
|
OFFHANDEDLY
|
IN A CASUAL MANNER
|
|
COFFEEBAR
|
JOE GETS DRUNK REGULARLY HERE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ACID
|
|
OFFEND
|
MIX IN
|
|
EASILYOFFENDED
|
EASILY HURT
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
BEEF DISH
|
|
STEPOFF
|
JOIN
|
|
OFFER
|
PRODUCE
|
|
OFFENSE
|
PUSH
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
PUSH
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
BLOW ONE'S TOP
|
|
SCOFF
|
SHOW SCORN
|
|
OFFER
|
LABOR
|
|
OFFEND
|
FAIL
|
|
OFFER
|
PICK UP
|
|
OFFER
|
DISPENSE
|
|
PROFFER
|
DISPENSE
|
|
OFFER
|
ALLOCATE
|
|
PROFFER
|
PAY
|
|
OFFER
|
PAY
|
|
MAKEOFFWITH
|
STEAL
|
|
WALKOFFWITH
|
STEAL
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
STEAL
|
|
TAPEROFF
|
DECREASE GRADUALLY
|
|
SLACKOFF
|
DIMINISH
|
|
SLACKOFF
|
TAPER OFF
|
|
SETOFF
|
INTENSIFY
|
|
FALLOFF
|
DECAY
|
|
OFFCUT
|
PIECE SAWED FROM A LARGER PIECE
|
|
OFF
|
NOT IN GOOD CONDITION
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
MAKE UNHAPPY
|
|
OFFEND
|
MAKE UNHAPPY
|
|
TURNOFF
|
MAKE UNHAPPY
|
|
WASHOFF
|
WET
|
|
FALLOFF
|
BECOME SMALLER
|
|
TAPEROFF
|
BECOME SMALLER
|
|
TAILOFF
|
GRADUALLY DIMINISH
|
|
TAILOFF
|
BECOME GRADUALLY LESS
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
PRETENTIOUS PERSON
|
|
OFFEND
|
UNSETTLE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
UNSETTLE
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
FELONIOUS
|
|
RANOFF
|
SKEDADDLED
|
|
OFFEND
|
MAKE RESENTFUL
|
|
OFFEND
|
IRRITATE
|
|
TEEOFF
|
IRRITATE
|
|
TICKOFF
|
IRRITATE
|
|
OFFEND
|
GALL
|
|
OFFEND
|
NETTLE
|
|
OFFEND
|
EXASPERATE
|
|
TOFF
|
EXASPERATE
|
|
BOFFO
|
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL
|
|
OFFENSE
|
BAD MOOD
|
|
TIPOFF
|
CLUE
|
|
OFFEND
|
STIR UP
|
|
ONOFFSWITCH
|
REMOTE BUTTON
|
|
OFFER
|
STATE
|
|
OFFICERS
|
BRASS
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
BRASS
|
|
OFFEND
|
CAUSE RESENTMENT
|
|
OFFEND
|
TAUNT
|
|
SCOFFAT
|
TAUNT
|
|
OFFENSE
|
ANNOYANCE
|
|
TIPOFF
|
CUE
|
|
OFFSTAGEWHISPER
|
CUE
|
|
OFFEND
|
COMMIT AN ILLEGAL ACT
|
|
OFFEND
|
HURT ONE'S FEELINGS
|
|
OFFEND
|
CAUSE DISPLEASURE
|
|
COFFEEBAR
|
CAFFEINATION STATION
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
REACT ANGRILY
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
GET ANGRY
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
MOVE FAST
|
|
OFFENDS
|
PROVOKES
|
|
TOFFEE
|
SWEET
|
|
OFFERED
|
SUMMED
|
|
TRIMOFF
|
CHOP
|
|
OFFEND
|
CHOP
|
|
MIDOFF
|
CRICKET FIELDING POSITION
|
|
LONGOFF
|
CRICKET FIELDING POSITION
|
|
MIDOFF
|
FIELDING POSITION
|
|
SILLYMIDOFF
|
FIELDING POSITION
|
|
OFFENSE
|
FAILURE
|
|
PAYOFF
|
FINAL OUTCOME
|
|
VEEROFF
|
SUDDENLY CHANGE COURSE
|
|
VEEROFF
|
CHANGE COURSE
|
|
OFFED
|
TOOK OUT
|
|
OFFSET
|
FIND AGAIN
|
|
OFFER
|
INTRODUCTION
|
|
OFFSET
|
COMPENSATE FOR
|
|
SCOFFING
|
SAYING
|
|
OFF
|
SOUND FROM A FAN
|
|
OFFENDING
|
HARMING
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
CHILL
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
CHILL
|
|
OFFEND
|
CHILL
|
|
OFFRAMP
|
CLOVERLEAF FEATURE
|
|
OFFRAMP
|
HIGHWAY EXIT
|
|
TURNOFF
|
HIGHWAY EXIT
|
|
PUTOFF
|
HOLD UP
|
|
HANDOFF
|
QUARTERBACK'S OPTION
|
|
WALTZOFFWITH
|
TAKE WITHOUT PERMISSION
|
|
WEAROFF
|
LOSE EFFECTIVENESS
|
|
OFFER
|
PAY INCREASE
|
|
GOOFF
|
ROT; LEAVE
|
|
GOOFF
|
__ ON A TANGENT
|
|
GOOFF
|
THROW A FIT
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
THROW A FIT
|
|
OFFEND
|
SMELL BADLY
|
|
BEOFFENSIVE
|
SMELL BADLY
|
|
OFFEND
|
POKE
|
|
POPOFF
|
RUN ONE'S MOUTH
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
POSTSEASON GAME
|
|
MAKEOFF
|
LEAVE HURRIEDLY
|
|
RUNOFF
|
HIGHTAIL IT
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
CUT SHORTER
|
|
BOFF
|
WALLOP
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
FLY
|
|
SENDOFF
|
TOSS
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
ONE-FOR-ONE DEAL
|
|
SCOFF
|
KNOCK
|
|
THROWOFF
|
THROW
|
|
TIEOFF
|
KNOT
|
|
OFFEND
|
DISPARAGE
|
|
OFFEND
|
OBTRUDE
|
|
TEEDOFF
|
TICKED
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
LOSE ONE'S COOL
|
|
OFFER
|
STRIVE
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
BOYCOTT
|
|
CUTOFF
|
BOYCOTT
|
|
SCOFFAT
|
LOOK DOWN ON
|
|
OFFENSE
|
FOOTBALL SIDE
|
|
RANOFF
|
VAMOOSED
|
|
PAYOFF
|
FINAL
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
FINAL
|
|
SPEDOFF
|
HIGHTAILED IT
|
|
OFFENSES
|
TRANSGRESSIONS
|
|
BRANCHOFF
|
SPLIT
|
|
BUGOFF
|
SPLIT
|
|
RANOFF
|
SPLIT
|
|
RUNOFF
|
SPLIT
|
|
SCOFF
|
EXPRESS CONTEMPT
|
|
WASHOFF
|
FLUSH
|
|
OFFENSES
|
OBSCENITIES
|
|
COFFEE
|
SHADE OF BROWN
|
|
OFFICER
|
MEMBER OF THE POLICE
|
|
PEACEOFFICER
|
MEMBER OF THE POLICE
|
|
OFFEND
|
SPOIL
|
|
OFFSTUMP
|
PART OF A WICKET
|
|
SQUAREOFF
|
GO HEAD-TO-HEAD
|
|
RUNOFF
|
CHASE AWAY
|
|
SHOOOFF
|
CHASE AWAY
|
|
SETOFF
|
CAUSE TO EXPLODE
|
|
FILTEROFF
|
DISCHARGE
|
|
RUNOFF
|
DISCHARGE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
DISCHARGE
|
|
SENDOFF
|
DISCHARGE
|
|
LAYOFF
|
DISCHARGE
|
|
WHIPOFF
|
WRITE QUICKLY
|
|
DASHOFF
|
WRITE QUICKLY
|
|
HANDOFF
|
SEND FORTH
|
|
CASTOFF
|
SEND FORTH
|
|
SENDOFF
|
SEND FORTH
|
|
CASTOFF
|
GET RID OF
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
GET RID OF
|
|
DOFF
|
GET RID OF
|
|
PAWNOFF
|
GET RID OF
|
|
SEE OFF
|
GET RID OF
|
|
SEEOFF
|
GET RID OF
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DISCOURAGE
|
|
TURNOFF
|
DISCOURAGE
|
|
FENDOFF
|
WARD OFF
|
|
KILLOFF
|
PUT AN END TO
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE INTERNAL ORGANS
|
|
OFFAL
|
LIVER, KIDNEY, ETC.
|
|
OFFAL
|
WASTE OF CARCASE
|
|
OFFAL
|
LIVER, TRIPE, ETC
|
|
OFFAL
|
ANIMAL ORGANS AS FOOD
|
|
OFFAL
|
SLAUGHTERHOUSE SCRAPS
|
|
OFFAL
|
LIVER, KIDNEY, ETC
|
|
OFFAL
|
SOME HAGGIS INGREDIENTS
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE INNARDS
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHERED REMAINS
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S DISCARDS
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S SCRAPS
|
|
OFFAL
|
WASTE MEAT
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE LIVERS, KIDNEYS ETC
|
|
OFFAL
|
ENTRAILS AS FOOD
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE INTERNAL PARTS
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S BYPRODUCT
|
|
RUNOFF
|
GOSSIP
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
SHED
|
|
CASTOFF
|
SHED
|
|
DOFF
|
SHED
|
|
DOFFED
|
SHED
|
|
OFFCUT
|
REMNANT
|
|
RIPOFF
|
SWINDLE
|
|
rip-off
|
SWINDLE
|
|
OFFICERS
|
AUTHORITY FIGURES
|
|
SCOFF
|
SHOW CONTEMPT
|
|
OFFER
|
ATTEMPT
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
GO
|
|
BEOFF
|
GO
|
|
TIPOFF
|
GET TO KNOW
|
|
TALKONESHEADOFF
|
YAK, YAK, YAK
|
|
OFFER
|
INFORM
|
|
TIPOFF
|
INFORM
|
|
DOFF
|
TIP
|
|
THROWOFFBALANCE
|
TIP
|
|
DIEOFF
|
BECOME EXTINCT
|
|
DOFF
|
LIFT (ONE'S HAT)
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE ONE'S HAT
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE POLITELY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
SARCASTIC
|
|
SCOFFING
|
SARCASTIC
|
|
COFFIN
|
BURIAL PLACE
|
|
SCOFFER
|
JEERER
|
|
SETOFF
|
BORDER
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
FOOTBALL TERM
|
|
CUTOFF
|
ISOLATED OR INSULATED
|
|
OFFSHOREOILDRILL
|
PREPARE POTATOES
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
STOP THE FLOW OF
|
|
SAWOFF
|
SHORTEN, IN A WAY
|
|
OFFEND
|
MISBEHAVE
|
|
STANDOFF
|
STALEMATE
|
|
MEXICANSTANDOFF
|
STALEMATE
|
|
OFFEND
|
BE NAUGHTY
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
ELIMINATE
|
|
CROSSOFF
|
DELETE
|
|
OFF
|
INSIGNIFICANT
|
|
OFFAL
|
HAGGIS INGREDIENT
|
|
OFFLOADED
|
GOT RID OF
|
|
LAIDOFF
|
PINK-SLIPPED
|
|
MEXICANSTANDOFF
|
NO-WIN SITUATION
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
BRASH
|
|
OFFENDED
|
CHISELLED
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DESPICABLE
|
|
SETOFF
|
BECOME
|
|
PROFFER
|
HAVE TO DO WITH
|
|
OFFER
|
HAVE TO DO WITH
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
DEVALUE
|
|
BADOFF
|
DOWN AND OUT
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
AUTHORISED REPRESENTATIVE
|
|
OFF
|
BENEATH
|
|
OFFED
|
RUBBED OUT
|
|
COFFEEGRINDER
|
KITCHEN GADGET
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
BOORISH
|
|
tip-off
|
WARNING
|
|
TIPOFF
|
WARNING
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
CHEAP IMITATION
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
LAUNCH
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
LAUNCH
|
|
OFFENDED
|
IRASCIBLE
|
|
OFFER
|
SOMETHING TO CONSIDER
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
TIDY
|
|
SCOFF
|
EAT GREEDILY
|
|
OFFAL
|
VISCERA
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
DEPART
|
|
BUGOFF
|
DEPART
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
DEPART
|
|
RIDEOFF
|
DEPART
|
|
SETOFF
|
DEPART
|
|
CASTOFF
|
DEPART
|
|
TEAROFF
|
REMOVE, IN A WAY
|
|
SHAVEOFF
|
REMOVE, IN A WAY
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE, IN A WAY
|
|
CUTOFF
|
WANTING
|
|
TAKEOFFENCE
|
FEEL INSULTED
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
AWAY FROM LAND
|
|
SCOFF
|
EAT RAPIDLY
|
|
SCOFF
|
THUMB ONE'S NOSE (AT)
|
|
SCOFF
|
ACT THE CYNIC
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
HEAD MAN
|
|
ABITOFF
|
NOT IN GOOD TASTE
|
|
SCOFF
|
CONSUME
|
|
OFFERED
|
INFORMED
|
|
TOFFS
|
CONTEMPTUOUS SMILE
|
|
PULLOFF
|
ACHIEVE A GOAL
|
|
OFFEND
|
GET EVEN
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
PAY NO ATTENTION TO
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNREFINED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
AFFLICTED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
AFFLICTED
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
NOT ORDINARY
|
|
COFFEETEAORMILK
|
FLIER'S OPTION
|
|
TIPOFF
|
ADVANCE WARNING
|
|
TIPOFF
|
INKLING
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
FUNNY PERSON
|
|
MIDOFF
|
FIELDING POSITION IN CRICKET
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNFAVORABLE
|
|
EASEOFF
|
LIGHTEN UP
|
|
LEADOFF
|
MAKE A START
|
|
COFFER
|
LARGE STRONGBOX
|
|
TREATYOFFRIENDSHIP
|
PEACE AGREEMENT
|
|
OFFICEWORKER
|
CLERICAL WORKER
|
|
COFFER
|
SMALL CHEST
|
|
COFFIN
|
VAMPIRE'S BED
|
|
COFFIN
|
HALLOWEEN PROP
|
|
ACTOFFAITH
|
RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
EXPUNGE
|
|
POSTOFFICEBOX
|
LETTER HOLDER
|
|
OFFENSE
|
SIDE WITH THE BALL
|
|
OFFERS
|
ALLOTS
|
|
CASTOFF
|
ABANDONMENT
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
COAST GUARD RANK
|
|
CHIEFPETTYOFFICER
|
NAVAL RANK
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
NAVAL RANK
|
|
CHOKEOFF
|
BE QUIET
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE, AS A HAT
|
|
DOFF
|
TIP, AS ONE'S HAT
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE (HAT)
|
|
DOFF
|
TIP, AS A HAT
|
|
STRIPOFF
|
REMOVE ONE'S CLOTHES
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
HIDE
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
NAVY RANK
|
|
CUTOFF
|
TAKE APART
|
|
OFFERING
|
GENERATING
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
BLOW AWAY
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CHEWY SWEET
|
|
OFFISH
|
SILENT
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
SILENT
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
PUT AWAY
|
|
CUTOFF
|
PUT AWAY
|
|
DUSTOFF
|
PUT AWAY
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
IMPEDE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
IMPEDE
|
|
CLOSEOFF
|
IMPEDE
|
|
SCOFFED
|
GIRDED
|
|
OFFED
|
BUMPED OFF
|
|
KNOCKTHECHIPOFFONESSHOULDER
|
THROW DOWN THE GAUNTLET
|
|
PERSONOFFASHION
|
LADIES' MAN
|
|
OFFICE
|
CLERK'S WORKPLACE
|
|
OFFICE
|
POSITION OF AUTHORITY
|
|
OFFICE
|
MICROSOFT PRODUCT
|
|
OFFICE
|
CUBICLE SETTING
|
|
OFFICE
|
PLACE OF BUSINESS
|
|
THEOFFICE
|
PLACE OF BUSINESS
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
REMOVE CARGO FROM
|
|
DASHOFF
|
WRITE HASTILY
|
|
OFFENSE
|
UMBRAGE
|
|
OFFENCE
|
UMBRAGE
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
CONCLUSIONS
|
|
CAPSOFF
|
FINISHES UP
|
|
OFFENDING
|
MISTREATING
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
OFF THE BEATEN PATH
|
|
OFFTHEBEATENTRACK
|
OFF THE BEATEN PATH
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
EXPULSION
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
JUMPS
|
|
SETOFF
|
BEGIN A JOURNEY
|
|
well-off
|
AFFLUENT
|
|
WELLOFF
|
AFFLUENT
|
|
OFFICES
|
PLACES OF BUSINESS
|
|
RUNOFF
|
ELECTION DECIDER, AT TIMES
|
|
TOPOFF
|
FILL TO THE BRIM
|
|
OFFENDER
|
COMMITTER OF ILLEGAL ACT
|
|
OFFSET
|
UNDO
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
BAITS
|
|
COFFEE
|
ICE CREAM FLAVOR
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICE FORCE MEMBER
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
POLICE OFFICER
|
|
PEACEOFFICER
|
POLICE OFFICER
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICE OFFICER
|
|
TRAFFICOFFICER
|
POLICE OFFICER
|
|
MOUNTEDPOLICEOFFICER
|
POLICE OFFICER
|
|
OFFENDER
|
GUILTY PARTY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CREEPY
|
|
GOOFOFF
|
LAZE AROUND
|
|
NEXTOFF
|
NEXT
|
|
OFFERING
|
ALLOTTING
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
YOUNGSTER
|
|
OFFKEY
|
DROPPED; HILL
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
QUAINT
|
|
OFFENSIVES
|
ANIMALS
|
|
FALLOFFS
|
SMOOTHS
|
|
LAYOFF
|
LET GO, AT WORK
|
|
OFFENDS
|
MORTIFIES
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
DESCENTS
|
|
DASHEDOFF
|
LEFT
|
|
ONOFF
|
TYPE OF SWITCH
|
|
OFFICER
|
PART OF CEO
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
DEFEATS
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
DEFEATS
|
|
SAWSOFF
|
SHORTENS
|
|
SETOFFS
|
BORDERS
|
|
COFFEE
|
COMMON BEVERAGE
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
NOT PAY ATTENTION
|
|
SOLDIEROFFORTUNE
|
HIRED SOLDIER
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
GO AWAY!
|
|
GETOFF
|
GO AWAY!
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
GO AWAY!
|
|
WOREOFF
|
STOPPED WORKING
|
|
ISOFF
|
DEPARTS
|
|
HEADSOFF
|
DEPARTS
|
|
ROUNDSOFF
|
APPROXIMATES
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
GETS
|
|
OFFENDING
|
MUSCLEBOUND
|
|
OFFENDED
|
MUSCLEBOUND
|
|
OFFENDS
|
MOTIVATES
|
|
OFFENDING
|
CHILLING
|
|
OFFENDED
|
CHILLING
|
|
OFF
|
TURNED AWAY
|
|
PUTOFF
|
STAVED OFF
|
|
OFFSETTING
|
INVALIDATING
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
INTERVALS
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
INTERVALS
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CHEWY TREAT
|
|
TOFF
|
CHEWY TREAT
|
|
UNOFFICIAL
|
INFORMAL
|
|
OFFHAND
|
INFORMAL
|
|
PROFFERING
|
NOMINATING
|
|
OFFERING
|
NOMINATING
|
|
OFFENDS
|
INJURES
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
ANCESTRY
|
|
OFFICERS
|
OFFICEHOLDERS
|
|
OFFICIALS
|
OFFICEHOLDERS
|
|
HOPOFF
|
GET DOWN FROM
|
|
OFFER
|
STRETCH OUT
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
STRETCH OUT
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
WAITS
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
WAITS
|
|
OFFLINE
|
NOT CONNECTED
|
|
SCAMPEROFF
|
TAKE IT ON THE LAM
|
|
OFFENDED
|
EXASPERATED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
EXASPERATED
|
|
BRASSEDOFF
|
EXASPERATED
|
|
SCOFFING
|
INSULT
|
|
SCOFF
|
INSULT
|
|
FLIPOFF
|
INSULT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
INSULT
|
|
OFFENSE
|
INSULT
|
|
OFFEND
|
INSULT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
IRRITATING
|
|
OFFENDED
|
IRRITATING
|
|
OFFENDING
|
IRRITATING
|
|
PUTOFF
|
PUZZLE
|
|
FLIGHTOFFANCY
|
DAYDREAM
|
|
FLIGHTOFFANTASY
|
DAYDREAM
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
PUBLISH
|
|
FLAKEOFF
|
EXIT
|
|
OFFRAMP
|
EXIT
|
|
OFFGOING
|
EXIT
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
EXIT
|
|
RIGHTOFFTHEBAT
|
IMMEDIATELY
|
|
NEXTOFF
|
IMMEDIATELY
|
|
RIGHTOFF
|
IMMEDIATELY
|
|
OFFERING
|
PUBLICATION
|
|
OFFER
|
VENTURE
|
|
SENTOFF
|
MAILED AWAY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
SQUALID
|
|
OFFICE
|
CLASS
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
CLASS
|
|
TEEOFF
|
ANGER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
WRONG
|
|
OFF
|
WRONG
|
|
OFFBASE
|
WRONG
|
|
SETOFF
|
MAKE UP
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
MAKE UP
|
|
DOOFFHAND
|
MAKE UP
|
|
OFFSET
|
MAKE UP
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
THWART
|
|
LAYOFF
|
DELAY
|
|
FALLOFF
|
DELAY
|
|
CUTOFF
|
DELAY
|
|
STANDOFF
|
DELAY
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DELAY
|
|
OFFENDING
|
RAISED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
RAISED
|
|
OFFHAND
|
CURT
|
|
SETOFF
|
INCITE
|
|
OFFICERS
|
CORE
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
JUNIORS
|
|
FOROFFICE
|
RUN ___
|
|
OFFATTHEMOUTH
|
RUN ___
|
|
OFFENDS
|
STIMULATES
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
FUNCTION
|
|
OFFICE
|
FUNCTION
|
|
OFFERED
|
ALLOCATED
|
|
OFFERED
|
ALLOTTED
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
BIZARRE
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
BIZARRE
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
REF'S CALL, SOMETIMES
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
REF'S CALL
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
ILLEGALLY POSITIONED
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
GAME VIOLATION
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
GRIDIRON FIVE-YARD PENALTY
|
|
CUTOFF
|
LACKING
|
|
LAYOFF
|
OUST
|
|
BUNDLEOFF
|
OUST
|
|
PACKOFF
|
OUST
|
|
DOFFED
|
TOOK OFF
|
|
OFFENCE
|
ILLEGAL ACT
|
|
OFFENSE
|
ILLEGAL ACT
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
APPROVED BY AUTHORITY
|
|
OFFTHESUBJECT
|
NOT RELEVANT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
AWFUL
|
|
INOFF
|
SNOOKER SHOT
|
|
CUTOFF
|
GRAZE
|
|
GLANCEOFF
|
GRAZE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
FRAGRANT
|
|
PROFFERED
|
CONTRIBUTED
|
|
MADEOFF
|
GOT AWAY
|
|
OFFERED
|
VOLUNTEERED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
CAUSED TO FEEL HURT
|
|
SHRUGOFF
|
DISMISS AS UNIMPORTANT
|
|
CASTOFF
|
DISBURDEN
|
|
RIPOFF
|
STEAL FROM
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
DOMINEERING
|
|
OFFICIATED
|
HANDLED
|
|
OFFERED
|
HANDLED
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
DISTANT AND COLD IN MANNER
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
LACKING CORDIALITY
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
NOT HARMFUL
|
|
ILLOFF
|
IN POOR CONDITION
|
|
PROFFER
|
GIVE MONEY
|
|
OFFER
|
GIVE MONEY
|
|
BOFFO
|
LIKE SOME SHOWS
|
|
OFFENCE
|
SERIOUS CRIME
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIME; INSULT
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
NOT CONTINUOUS
|
|
OFF
|
AT A DISTANCE
|
|
FAROFF
|
AT A DISTANCE
|
|
COFFERS
|
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
|
|
CASTOFF
|
FORSAKEN
|
|
OFFENCE
|
AFFRONT
|
|
OFFENSE
|
AFFRONT
|
|
OFFEND
|
AFFRONT
|
|
OFFER
|
HIT MAN
|
|
OFFED
|
DID IN
|
|
OFFENDED
|
MIXED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
MIXED
|
|
OFFER
|
BUYER'S PROPOSAL
|
|
OFFER
|
BIDDER'S AMOUNT
|
|
OFFERED
|
PUT UP FOR SALE
|
|
OFFER
|
PUT UP FOR SALE
|
|
OFFER
|
PUT ON THE MARKET
|
|
OFFER
|
SUBJECT OF STRIKE TALKS
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESENT FOR SALE
|
|
PROFFER
|
COME FORWARD WITH
|
|
CUTOFF
|
MAKE BARE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
REMOVE COVERING
|
|
SCOFF
|
BELITTLE
|
|
OFFEND
|
BELITTLE
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
BELITTLE
|
|
SCOFFAT
|
BELITTLE
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
CHAIR
|
|
KNOCKSOFF
|
CALLS IT A DAY
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
SALTY OR SPICY
|
|
COFFEECAKE
|
SWEET TREAT
|
|
OFFICER
|
MEMBER OF POLICE
|
|
OFFICER
|
COMMISSIONED MILITARY PERSON
|
|
OFFICER
|
COMMISSIONED SOLDIER
|
|
OFFICER
|
PERSON WITH AUTHORITY
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
PORTIONS
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
ACT AS MC
|
|
GIVINGOFF
|
EMITTING
|
|
ONOFF
|
DOE OR STAG
|
|
OFFING
|
REMOVING
|
|
BOFFO
|
SUPER, AT THE BOX OFFICE
|
|
BOFFO
|
SMASHING, IN SHOW BIZ
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
BLUE
|
|
TOFF
|
RICH PERSON
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
PRETEND
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
PRETEND
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
PRETEND
|
|
COFFRET
|
SMALL CONTAINER
|
|
COLDCOFFEE
|
ALE
|
|
PEACEOFFICER
|
LAW ENFORCER
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
LAW ENFORCER
|
|
SWORNOFF
|
ON THE WAGON
|
|
BURSTOFFIRE
|
FEATURE OF MANY ACTION FILMS
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
CHURCH GIVING
|
|
SCOFFED
|
FED
|
|
OFFANDON
|
FROM TIME TO TIME
|
|
SCOFFED
|
MOCKED
|
|
OFFERS
|
QUOTES
|
|
BOFFIN
|
RESEARCH SCIENTIST
|
|
BOFFIN
|
BRAINY EXPERT
|
|
BOFFIN
|
BACK-ROOM BOY
|
|
BOFFIN
|
TECHNICAL EXPERT
|
|
BOFFIN
|
BRAINY SCIENTIST
|
|
LEADOFF
|
BEGIN, START
|
|
LEADOFF
|
INITIATE AN ACTION
|
|
TOFFEE
|
TYPE OF SWEET
|
|
OFFICIALDOM
|
BUREAUCRATS, COLLECTIVELY
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ACTED
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
YOUNGSTERS
|
|
TEE OFF
|
BEGIN A ROUND OF GOLF
|
|
TEEOFF
|
BEGIN A ROUND OF GOLF
|
|
LEADSOFF
|
GOES FIRST
|
|
OUTEROFFICE
|
RECEPTION AREA
|
|
COFFEE
|
POPULAR BEVERAGE
|
|
SPINOFF
|
STRETCH
|
|
OFFENDING
|
IGNORING
|
|
BAPTISMOFFIRE
|
INITIATING ORDEAL
|
|
BAPTISMOFFIRE
|
FIRST EXPERIENCE OF A DIFFICULT SITUATION
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CHEWY CANDY
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CHEWY CONFECTION
|
|
TOFFEE
|
MOLASSES CANDY
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CHEWY SWEET TREAT
|
|
COFFEES
|
CARAMELS
|
|
TOFFEES
|
CARAMELS
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
BREWING VESSEL
|
|
DAYOFF
|
VERY SHORT HOLIDAY
|
|
MAILOFF
|
SEND
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
IN SORRY SHAPE
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
COVERS
|
|
OFFSETS
|
COVERS
|
|
LAIDOFF
|
DESISTED
|
|
OFFERED
|
BROADCASTED
|
|
OFFICER
|
PART OF A BOARD
|
|
OFFEND
|
ENCROACH
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
BEEF DISH WITH MUSHROOMS IN SOUR CREAM
|
|
OFFICIOUSNESSES
|
CURIOSITIES
|
|
OFFICIATED
|
OVERSAW
|
|
OFF
|
___-CAPS
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
EXITS
|
|
CHIEFOFFICER
|
GOVERNMENT HEAD
|
|
GOESOFFON
|
RIPS INTO
|
|
EASESOFF
|
RELENTS
|
|
TOFFS
|
INCENSES
|
|
OFFENDS
|
INCENSES
|
|
TEAROFF
|
DETACH, IN A WAY
|
|
CASTOFF
|
OBSOLETE
|
|
PROFFER
|
TENDER
|
|
OFFER
|
TENDER
|
|
SCOFFS
|
SAYS
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
COMPLETE
|
|
TOPOFF
|
COMPLETE
|
|
CAPOFF
|
COMPLETE
|
|
OFFERS
|
SUMS
|
|
OFFEND
|
FRET
|
|
OFFENDED
|
DELICATE
|
|
COFFEE
|
HOT DRINK
|
|
CUTOFF
|
BREAK
|
|
LAYOFF
|
BREAK
|
|
SNAPOFF
|
BREAK
|
|
CASTOFF
|
RENOUNCE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
RENOUNCE
|
|
SWEAROFF
|
RENOUNCE
|
|
SCOFFED
|
FLOUTED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
FLOUTED
|
|
COFFEEBEANS
|
COLOMBIAN CROP
|
|
OFFHAND
|
FOLKSY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
INDECOROUS
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
IRREGULAR
|
|
OFFICES
|
OCCUPATIONS
|
|
BUGSOFF
|
RUNS AWAY
|
|
SCOFFS
|
LAUGHS AT
|
|
SCOFFED
|
JOSHED
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
SPICY
|
|
UNCONVENTIONALANDOFFBEAT
|
CONTEMPORARY
|
|
DROPOFF
|
DECLINE
|
|
TAIL OFF
|
DECLINE
|
|
RIGHTOFFTHEBAT
|
WITHOUT DELAY
|
|
RIPOFFARTIST
|
SWINDLER
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
PERIODIC
|
|
FALLOFF
|
DROP OFF
|
|
OFFEND
|
DISORDER
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
QUIT
|
|
LAYOFF
|
QUIT
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
QUIT
|
|
PAYOFF
|
QUIT
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
LEAVE IN A HURRY
|
|
RUNOFF
|
LEAVE IN A HURRY
|
|
NIPOFF
|
LEAVE IN A HURRY
|
|
DASHOFF
|
LEAVE IN A HURRY
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
UNEMOTIONAL
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
CLAN
|
|
BETTEROFF
|
IN A MORE FINANCIALLY SECURE POSITION
|
|
OFFAL
|
REFUSE
|
|
FENDOFF
|
REFUSE
|
|
OFFICEHELPER
|
ASSISTANT
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
COUNTERFEIT
|
|
KICKOFF
|
START
|
|
LEADOFF
|
START
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
MIMIC
|
|
DOATAKEOFFON
|
MIMIC
|
|
OFFER
|
BROADCAST
|
|
OFFENSE
|
WICKEDNESS
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
OBSTRUCT
|
|
CLOSEOFF
|
OBSTRUCT
|
|
OFFONESROCKER
|
INSANE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
INCREASE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
HEINOUS
|
|
OFF
|
NOT RIGHT
|
|
OFFENDED
|
VOLATILE
|
|
OFFENDED
|
UNPREDICTABLE
|
|
OFF
|
UNLIKELY
|
|
TOOKTHEWRAPSOFF
|
EXPOSED
|
|
OFFENSE
|
SLIGHT
|
|
OFFEND
|
SLIGHT
|
|
SCOFF
|
SLIGHT
|
|
OFF
|
SLIGHT
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
SLIGHT
|
|
TICKOFF
|
SCOLD
|
|
BORISKARLOFF
|
VOICE OF THE GRINCH
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
COMMOTION
|
|
TURNOFF
|
PREVENT
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
PREVENT
|
|
CUTOFF
|
PREVENT
|
|
OFFSET
|
PREVENT
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
PREVENT
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
PREVENT
|
|
WARDOFF
|
PREVENT
|
|
LAIDOFF.
|
DISMISSED
|
|
SENTOFF
|
DISMISSED
|
|
OFFENSE
|
ERROR
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
ROBIN PERCHING ON SPADE MAY LOSE IT
|
|
OFFICES
|
PLACES
|
|
OFFCOURSE
|
IN NEED OF GUIDANCE CERTAINLY, HAVING SECURED VERY POOR GRADE
|
|
SENDOFF
|
EJECT
|
|
CASTOFF
|
EJECT
|
|
HANDOFF
|
EJECT
|
|
OFF
|
"SCRAM!"
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
PEOPLE
|
|
OFFERING
|
PRESENT TOPPING WITHOUT CHERRY IN CENTRE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
GARISH
|
|
CHEATSOMEONEOFFAIRSHARE
|
SHORTCHANGE
|
|
OFFENDS
|
STINKS
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
PROGENY
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
PROGENY
|
|
OFFENDED
|
HARMFUL
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
HARMFUL
|
|
OFFENDING
|
HARMFUL
|
|
CASTOFF
|
RADIATE
|
|
GIVEOFF
|
RADIATE
|
|
IMOFF
|
"LATER"
|
|
DRIFTOFF
|
DOZE
|
|
DOPEOFF
|
DOZE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
DOZE
|
|
NODOFF
|
DOZE
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
PRECISE
|
|
OFF
|
ON VACATION, PERHAPS
|
|
OFF
|
VACATIONING
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
"SVU" AND "CRIMINAL INTENT," E.G.
|
|
OFFS
|
ASSASSINATES, SLANGILY
|
|
OFFED
|
ASSASSINATED, SLANGILY
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
ASSASSINATE
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
CHILLS
|
|
OFFENDS
|
CHILLS
|
|
RIGHTOFFTHEBAT
|
AT ONCE
|
|
OFFEND
|
SPITE
|
|
OFFENDED
|
SURPRISED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
SURPRISED
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
DISPLEASE
|
|
OFFEND
|
DISPLEASE
|
|
TURNOFF
|
DISPLEASE
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
BROOD
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BROOD
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
INDELICATE
|
|
RUBOFF
|
___ ON
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
DECISIONS
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
PLUNDER
|
|
TIPOFF
|
REVELATION
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
WACKY
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
FINISH
|
|
CUTOFF
|
FINISH
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
FINISH
|
|
CAPOFF
|
FINISH
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
FINISH
|
|
TURNOFF
|
NOT PERSUADE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ATTACKING
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
ATTACKING
|
|
OFFERING
|
SACRIFICE STRONG IN FOREIGN PARTS
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
MARINE'S LEG GETTING STRONG IN SLOW TIME
|
|
COFFERS
|
CHESTS
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
TOP DOG
|
|
SPINOFF
|
ADDITION
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
INADEQUATE
|
|
LAYOFF
|
DISMISS
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
DISMISS
|
|
CASTOFF
|
DISMISS
|
|
SCOFF
|
DISMISS
|
|
SENDOFF
|
DISMISS
|
|
MOUTHOFF
|
OBSERVE
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
WILD
|
|
OFFER
|
SELL
|
|
OFFENSE
|
CRIME
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIME
|
|
OFFGUARD
|
UNPREPARED
|
|
OFFHAND
|
UNPREPARED
|
|
OFFTHEGROUND
|
UNDER WAY
|
|
OFFS
|
REMOVES
|
|
DOFFS
|
REMOVES
|
|
CASTOFF
|
DISCARD
|
|
OFFICERS
|
STAFF
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
WILLS
|
|
THROWOFF
|
CONFUSE
|
|
OFFING
|
NO SIGN OF HESITATION FOR THE PRESENT, OR THE FUTURE?
|
|
DUSTSONESELFOFF
|
RECOVERS FROM A FLOP
|
|
OFFERING
|
BLESSING
|
|
OFFERED
|
STEPPED
|
|
PROFFER
|
EXTEND
|
|
PUTOFF
|
EXTEND
|
|
BRANCHOFF
|
EXTEND
|
|
CALLOFF
|
CANCEL
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
KID
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
RUB OUT
|
|
OFF
|
RUB OUT
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
CONCLUDE
|
|
OFFER
|
IMPART
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
ASCEND
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
ASCEND
|
|
OFFICER
|
REPRESENTATIVE
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
REPRESENTATIVE
|
|
OFFALY
|
IRISH COUNTY
|
|
OFFING
|
SEA WITHIN VIEW OF SHORE
|
|
OFFICES
|
CHARGES
|
|
OFFSETS
|
CHARGES
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
HIGHER UP
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
SHOCK
|
|
OFFEND
|
SHOCK
|
|
OFF
|
NOT ONESELF
|
|
OFFEND
|
EGG ON
|
|
OFFENDED
|
UPSET
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
TABOO
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
SYMBOL OF POWER
|
|
OFFEND
|
GRAB
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
GENUINE
|
|
SETOFF
|
EDGE
|
|
FENDOFF
|
DRIVE BACK
|
|
OFFTHEBEATENPATH
|
UNUSUAL
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
UNUSUAL
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
ODDBALL
|
|
OFFCUT
|
CUFF TO REPAIR WITH THIS REMNANT
|
|
PUTOFFS
|
TABLES
|
|
OFFSET
|
NEGATIVE
|
|
CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
CLIQUE
|
|
COFFRIENDS
|
CLIQUE
|
|
OFFEND
|
INFURIATE
|
|
TOFF
|
INFURIATE
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICEWOMAN, NICE AT HEART, GETS TENDER EMBRACE
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
PERFORM A CEREMONY
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
AUTHORITATIVE
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
AUTHORITATIVE
|
|
off-limits
|
OUT OF BOUNDS
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
OUT OF BOUNDS
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
DON'T BE RIDICULOUS!
|
|
OFFICE
|
POSITION
|
|
HATSOFF
|
EXPRESSION OF ADMIRATION OF HARD AND FAST MOVES
|
|
OFFEND
|
WOUND
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
FUZZ
|
|
CASTOFF
|
FREE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
FREE
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BRANCH
|
|
OFFERING
|
GRATUITY
|
|
PAYOFF
|
GRATUITY
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
HUSK
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
WITHDRAW
|
|
OFFENSE
|
QUIP
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
DIVIDES
|
|
COFFIN
|
PALL
|
|
WHOLLYOFFGUARD
|
ASLEEP AT THE SWITCH
|
|
ISOFF
|
TAKES A VACATION DAY
|
|
SPINOFF
|
RESULT
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
RESULT
|
|
PAYOFF
|
RESULT
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
RESULT
|
|
REELOFF
|
RETURN DIRTY LOOK ON HOLIDAY, SAY, WITHOUT HESITATION
|
|
COFFEEBREAK
|
WORK STOPPAGE?
|
|
OFFERING
|
BROADCASTING
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
BREEDS
|
|
OFFEND
|
WOUND THE FEELINGS OF
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
BETWEEN THE BALL AND THE OPPONENTS' GOAL
|
|
OFFENDS
|
EGGS
|
|
POLICEOFFICERSCLUB
|
CUDGEL
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
IMPERSONATION
|
|
PAYOFF
|
OUTCOME
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
OUTCOME
|
|
OFFENSE
|
WRATH
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
LEWD
|
|
OFF
|
UNTRUE
|
|
OFFLOADS
|
PASSES
|
|
UNCONVENTIONALANDOFFBEAT
|
WEIRD
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
WEIRD
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
DON'T BE RIDICULOUS. GET DOWN FROM THERE!
|
|
COFFIN
|
BURY
|
|
OFFTHEBEATENPATH
|
OUT OF THE ORDINARY
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
OUT OF THE ORDINARY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
EXTREME
|
|
CUTOFFPOINT
|
EXTENT
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
FROM WHERE HORSE MAY EMERGE?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
INSOLENT
|
|
OFF
|
GONE
|
|
RUNOFF
|
DRIVE AWAY
|
|
OFFEND
|
AFFLICT
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
SPORT
|
|
OFFER
|
ADVANCE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
ADVANCE
|
|
STANDOFF
|
NAME PARTY AMONG EMPLOYEES RESPONSIBLE FOR LACK OF PROGRESS
|
|
KICKOFF
|
DIE
|
|
FALLOFFS
|
DECLINES
|
|
TAPERSOFF
|
DECLINES
|
|
OFFENDED
|
INSULTING
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
INSULTING
|
|
OFF
|
AHEAD
|
|
OFFERED
|
GRANTED
|
|
OFF
|
UNHAPPY
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
UNHAPPY
|
|
OFFICEBOY
|
CERTAIN GOFER
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
PUT ON
|
|
OFFEND
|
COMMIT A CRIME
|
|
OFFER
|
GO IN
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
AGGRESSIVE
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
AGGRESSIVE
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
AGGRESSIVE
|
|
OFF
|
SOUR
|
|
TURNOFF
|
SOUR
|
|
OFFKEY
|
SOUR
|
|
PAYOFF
|
ACHIEVEMENT
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DISCONCERT
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
ADVERSE OR UNWANTED SECONDARY EFFECT
|
|
SPINOFF
|
ADVERSE OR UNWANTED SECONDARY EFFECT
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
CONSIGN TO SCRAP HEAP IMMEDIATELY, DO YOU SAY?
|
|
DISPENSEROFFINESPRAY
|
SPRAY CAN
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
FIGHT
|
|
OFFEND
|
VEX
|
|
TURNOFF
|
VEX
|
|
THROWOFF
|
TRICK
|
|
OFFER
|
PROPOSAL
|
|
OFFERING
|
PROPOSAL
|
|
PROFFER
|
PROPOSAL
|
|
PAYOFF
|
LURE
|
|
SCOFF
|
TWIT
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
EXCLUDE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
EXCLUDE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
EXCLUDE
|
|
SETOFF
|
IGNITE, AS A FIREWORK: 2 WDS.
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
RELEASES
|
|
LETSOFF
|
RELEASES
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
FIRE STARTED BY PHOSPHOROUS IN MATCH
|
|
play-off
|
FIRE STARTED BY PHOSPHOROUS IN MATCH
|
|
OFFER
|
SIGN UP
|
|
SOSHECOULDDROPOFF
|
RIDDLE'S ANSWER
|
|
RICEPEELOFF
|
RIDDLE'S ANSWER
|
|
TABLETSAREOFFEREDAT
|
RIDDLE, PART 5
|
|
FIRSTDAYOFFALL
|
RIDDLE, PART 4
|
|
OFFEND
|
STING
|
|
CHEATSOMEONEOFFAIRSHARE
|
STING
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
POISON
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
PARCEL
|
|
EASEOFF
|
CUT SOME SLACK
|
|
SETOFF
|
BLAST
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
SUBTRACT
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
SUBTRACT
|
|
OFF
|
STRANGE
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
STRANGE
|
|
SCOFF
|
SCORN
|
|
OFFEND
|
SCORN
|
|
SCOFFING
|
SCORN
|
|
OFF
|
UNDER WAY, AS RACEHORSES
|
|
LAYOFF
|
INTERVAL
|
|
CUTOFF
|
INTERVAL
|
|
OFFERED
|
PERFORMED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
PERFORMED
|
|
OFFER
|
ENLIST
|
|
OFFERHOSPITALITY
|
WELCOME
|
|
OFF
|
DISHONEST
|
|
LEADOFF
|
"BAT FIRST," IN THE NATIONAL PASTIME
|
|
TIPOFF
|
OPENING DRIVE:GOLF:: ___:BASKETBALL
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
COLD
|
|
OFF
|
SMALL
|
|
SAWEDOFF
|
SMALL
|
|
GOOFF
|
BLOW
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
BLOW
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
LOSE IT
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
LOSE IT
|
|
SENDOFF
|
PITCH
|
|
OFFER
|
PITCH
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
MISERABLE
|
|
SPINOFF
|
SUPPLEMENT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
VICIOUS
|
|
GOFF
|
DULLARD
|
|
TRACKOFFICIAL
|
STARTER OR FINISH JUDGE AT A MEET, E.G.
|
|
OFFER
|
QUOTE
|
|
BUNKINGOFF
|
MASTER BAKER, TEMPORARILY UNAVAILABLE IS AVOIDING WORK
|
|
OFF
|
ON BREAK
|
|
SCOFF
|
DEVOUR SECOND BIT OF CHEESE ON A BREAK?
|
|
SETOFF
|
COUNTERCLAIM AS TV NOT FUNCTIONING
|
|
PROFFERED
|
DONATED
|
|
OFFERED
|
DONATED
|
|
PUTOFFS
|
REBUFFS
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
CONSUMMATE
|
|
OFFICESEEKER
|
LAWMAKER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DREADFUL
|
|
COLOMBIANCOFFEE
|
BEVERAGE
|
|
COFFEE
|
BEVERAGE
|
|
NODSOFF
|
GOES OUT UNINTENTIONALLY
|
|
CUTOFF
|
ABSTRACT
|
|
OFF
|
SLIM
|
|
OFFICE
|
OCCUPATION
|
|
EASEDOFF
|
ABATED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
BLAMEWORTHY
|
|
BOFFO
|
FUNNY
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
CONSEQUENCE
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
CONSEQUENCE
|
|
SPINOFF
|
CONSEQUENCE
|
|
PAYOFF
|
CONSEQUENCE
|
|
OFFER
|
PUT
|
|
OFFICESEEKER
|
HACK
|
|
OFFENSE
|
WRONGDOING
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
STIFF
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
ISOLATED
|
|
CUTOFF
|
ISOLATED
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
POVERTY-STRICKEN
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
CRIMINALS
|
|
SCOFFLAWS
|
CRIMINALS
|
|
GOOFOFF
|
FIDDLE
|
|
PLAYOFFBEARD
|
HOCKEY FAN'S LATE-SPRING GROWTH
|
|
OFFENCE
|
ATTACK
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ATTACK
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
RAUCOUS
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
FITTING
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
FITTING
|
|
PAYOFF
|
REMUNERATION
|
|
OFFICEFUNCTION
|
AFFAIR
|
|
KICKOFF
|
SURRENDER
|
|
BUGOFF
|
SCRAM
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
SCRAM
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
SCRAM
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
CEASE
|
|
LAYOFF
|
CEASE
|
|
OFFENDS
|
HORNS
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
COMMAND
|
|
OFFENDED
|
UPSET, WRONG, AND WOUND UP
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
INCREASES
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
DEFEAT
|
|
CUTOFF
|
DEFEAT
|
|
CASTOFF
|
LEAVE
|
|
RUNOFF
|
LEAVE
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
LEAVE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
LEAVE
|
|
OFFER
|
GIVE UP
|
|
SHAKEOFF
|
GIVE THE SLIP
|
|
SETOFFFIREWORKS
|
CAUSE A BIG PUBLIC DISTURBANCE
|
|
SCARETHEPANTSOFF
|
REALLY FRIGHTEN
|
|
FALLOFFS
|
GLIDES
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
DISCONTINUE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
DISCONTINUE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
DISCONTINUE
|
|
BREAKOFF
|
DISCONTINUE
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
DESCENDANT
|
|
SPINOFF
|
DESCENDANT
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
DESCENDANT
|
|
OFFED
|
CALLED
|
|
OFFERED
|
CALLED
|
|
SPINOFF
|
SOURCE
|
|
SHOWOFFORCE
|
POWERFUL DISPLAY
|
|
OFFENDS
|
RAISES
|
|
OFF
|
AWAY
|
|
FLUBOFF
|
AVOID
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
AVOID
|
|
PUTOFF
|
AVOID
|
|
STANDOFF
|
KNOTTED SOFT AND LOUD TIE
|
|
TOFF
|
NOB OFT CONFUSED AND LOUD
|
|
GOOFOFF
|
LOUNGE
|
|
OFFEND
|
EXCITE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
VILLAINOUS
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
VILLAINOUS
|
|
OLDSOFFICE
|
AUTO PIONEER'S WORKPLACE?
|
|
OFF
|
KILL
|
|
CUTOFF
|
KILL
|
|
DUSTOFF
|
KILL
|
|
TURNOFF
|
KILL
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
KILL
|
|
TIPOFF
|
POINTER
|
|
OFFEND
|
STIMULATE
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
TAKE OFF
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
TAKE OFF
|
|
CASTOFF
|
TAKE OFF
|
|
DOFF
|
TAKE OFF
|
|
FALLOFFS
|
DEGENERATES
|
|
OFFENSIVES
|
DEGENERATES
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
BE ROWDY
|
|
OFFENSE
|
BLACK EYE
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
COMPLAIN
|
|
OFFENSIVES
|
COMMOTIONS
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
AIR
|
|
OFFENDING
|
DISTURBING
|
|
OFFENDED
|
DISTURBING
|
|
OFFEND
|
BE DISPLEASING TO
|
|
PROFFER
|
INTRODUCE
|
|
KICKOFF
|
INTRODUCE
|
|
OFFER
|
INTRODUCE
|
|
LEADOFF
|
INTRODUCE
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER SHOP SCRAPS
|
|
OFFENDING
|
PEEVED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
PEEVED
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
PEEVED
|
|
BRANCHOFF
|
SPREAD
|
|
OFFENCE
|
HURT; MILITARY ATTACK
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
MILITARY ATTACK CAUSING HURT
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
FAMILY
|
|
OFFSPRINGORRELATIVES
|
FAMILY
|
|
STANDOFF
|
DEADLOCK
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
NAUGHTY
|
|
OFFENCE
|
BREACH OF THE LAW
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
BEHAVE OSTENTATIOUSLY
|
|
TIPOFF
|
CONVEY
|
|
OFFERSUGGESTION
|
CONVEY
|
|
OFFER
|
CONVEY
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
NOVEL
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
AUTHENTIC
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
REPUDIATE
|
|
CASTOFF
|
REPUDIATE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
REPUDIATE
|
|
OFFER
|
PUT UP
|
|
FALLOFF
|
LESSEN
|
|
OFFENDING
|
ANNOYING
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ANNOYING
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ANNOYING
|
|
OFFEND
|
ABSORB
|
|
SCOFFERS
|
HEATHENS
|
|
OFFEND
|
DEVIATE
|
|
EDGEOFF
|
DEVIATE
|
|
BEAROFF
|
DEVIATE
|
|
BOUNCEOFF
|
DEVIATE
|
|
ANGLEOFF
|
DEVIATE
|
|
OFFKEY
|
DISCORDANT
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
SEE 1
|
|
OFFTHE
|
SEE 1
|
|
OFFICE
|
SEE 1
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
STAND UP
|
|
OFFER
|
STAND UP
|
|
LAYOFF
|
RECESS
|
|
OFFEND
|
JOLT
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
UMPIRE
|
|
CHILLOFF
|
SCARE
|
|
SHAKEOFF
|
LOSE
|
|
PROFFERED
|
RISKED
|
|
OFFENSE
|
OUTRAGE
|
|
OFFEND
|
OUTRAGE
|
|
OFFEND
|
CHAFE
|
|
PROFFER
|
SUPPLY
|
|
OFFICIALS
|
BUREAUCRACY
|
|
OFFICIALDOM
|
BUREAUCRACY
|
|
PROFFER
|
ASSIGN
|
|
OFFEND
|
IGNORE
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
IGNORE
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
CREAM
|
|
OFFHAND
|
NEGLIGENT
|
|
OFFER
|
HOLD OUT
|
|
PROFFER
|
HOLD OUT
|
|
OFFAL
|
MESS
|
|
PUTOFF
|
RUFFLE
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
BLUSTER
|
|
OFFENDING
|
OPPOSED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
OPPOSED
|
|
SETOFF
|
ENHANCE
|
|
RUNOFF
|
BLAB
|
|
CUTOFF
|
BAN
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
BAN
|
|
OFFEND
|
DISTURB
|
|
FLUFFOFF
|
SLACK
|
|
FLUBOFF
|
SLACK
|
|
SLACKOFF
|
SLACK
|
|
OFF
|
SLACK
|
|
OFFENSE
|
NUISANCE
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
QUIRKY
|
|
OFFSPRINGORRELATIVES
|
RELATIVES
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
RELATIVES
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESS
|
|
BOFF
|
HIT
|
|
OFFER
|
HIT
|
|
OFFENSE
|
HIT
|
|
OFFHAND
|
UNREHEARSED
|
|
KNOCKEDOFF
|
UNREHEARSED
|
|
TOSSEDOFF
|
UNREHEARSED
|
|
OFFHANDED
|
UNREHEARSED
|
|
OFFEND
|
BE IMMORAL
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
GET UP
|
|
OFFENSE
|
DEPRAVITY
|
|
OFF
|
FINISHED
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
GERMAN-BORN OPERETTA COMPOSER
|
|
PERSONIFICATIONOFFROST
|
FROST
|
|
ORGANIZEMYOFFICE
|
UNION ACTIVIST'S RESOLUTION?
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
IMITATE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
IMITATE
|
|
OFFEND
|
STEP ON SOMEONE'S TOES, SO TO SPEAK
|
|
SETOFF
|
EXPLODE
|
|
GOOFF
|
EXPLODE
|
|
SHOOTOFF
|
EXPLODE
|
|
SPOUTSOFF
|
REASON THAT RAINWATER IS POURING OVER THE EAVES?
|
|
OFFENDING
|
ABSORBED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ABSORBED
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
TOP
|
|
PAYOFF
|
TOP
|
|
CUTOFF
|
TOP
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
ISSUE NO LONGER SCHEDULED TO APPEAR
|
|
OFFSETS
|
BALANCES
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
LOSE ONE'S MIND
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
NASTY
|
|
LAYOFF
|
STOP
|
|
KNOCKITOFF
|
STOP
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
STOP
|
|
KISSOFF
|
STOP
|
|
PAYOFF
|
EXPENDITURE
|
|
BUGOFF
|
SHOVE OFF
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
SHOVE OFF
|
|
OFFER
|
BRING UP
|
|
OFFER
|
UNDERTAKE
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
OFFSPRING
|
|
OFFENSE
|
MISTAKE
|
|
DOCTORSOFFICE
|
WHERE TO WAIT FOR A FLU SHOT
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
SPLINTER GROUP
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE FIVE HUNDRED AND SWITCH POSITION
|
|
OFFEND
|
SWITCH POSITION IN FRONT OF GOAL AND COMMIT FOUL
|
|
RINGOFF
|
STOP SPEECH FOR WEDDING BAND TO SWITCH POSITION
|
|
OFF
|
#39;S SPRAY BRAND
|
|
OFF
|
BUG SPRAY BRAND
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
COMBATIVE
|
|
TYPISTOFF
|
SECRETARY WHO'S NOT WORKING TODAY?
|
|
OFFDUTY
|
TAXI'S "I'M NOT WORKING NOW" SIGN
|
|
WANDASOFF
|
A CERTAIN GIRL ISN'T WORKING TODAY?
|
|
OFFS
|
SWITCH SETTINGS
|
|
ONOFF
|
SWITCH SETTINGS
|
|
OFFS
|
SWITCH SETTINGS SOMETIMES
|
|
OFFENDING
|
INACCURATE SUMMING-UP, BEING DISAGREEABLE
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
BRUSH ASIDE
|
|
SHRUGOFF
|
BRUSH ASIDE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CRITICAL
|
|
OFF
|
UNAVAILABLE
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
POOR BOY -- LAD'S SHATTERED BY FINES
|
|
OFFER
|
SALES PITCH
|
|
LOPOFF
|
SEVER
|
|
CUTOFF
|
SEVER
|
|
SNAPOFF
|
SEVER
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
PEELS
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
RESTRICT
|
|
BLOCKOFF
|
CUT OFF
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
CUT OFF
|
|
CASTOFF
|
THROW AWAY
|
|
SENDOFF
|
DENY
|
|
COFFER
|
CONTAINER
|
|
COFFIN
|
CONTAINER
|
|
COOLEDOFF
|
CHILLED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
CHILLED
|
|
BRANCHOFF
|
DIVERGE
|
|
KISSOFF
|
"GET LOST!"
|
|
OFFENSES
|
NEEDLES
|
|
OFFENDS
|
NEEDLES
|
|
OFFERS
|
ATTEMPTS
|
|
FALLOFFS
|
DROOPS
|
|
OFFENSE
|
OBSCENITY
|
|
OFFERED
|
PUT FORWARD
|
|
OFFER
|
PUT FORWARD
|
|
OFFICIALIZES
|
FUNCTIONS
|
|
CUTOFF
|
DISCONNECT
|
|
PROFFERS
|
SUGGESTIONS
|
|
OFFENDING
|
ACTUAL
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ACTUAL
|
|
OFFENSIVELINE
|
QUARTERBACK'S PROTECTORS
|
|
FAREOFFLYING
|
EXPOSE OF AIRLINE PRICING?
|
|
OFFERING
|
PRICING
|
|
SENDOFF
|
DRIVE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DRIVE
|
|
TEEOFF
|
DRIVE
|
|
OFFER
|
INTERVIEWEE'S HOPE
|
|
ANGLEOFF
|
CURVE
|
|
OFFSET
|
SHELF
|
|
CRACKOFF
|
FLAKE
|
|
OFFICE
|
FACILITY
|
|
OFFSET
|
BALANCED
|
|
OFFEND
|
STIR
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
LEADER
|
|
OFFICER
|
LEADER
|
|
LEADOFFMAN
|
LEADER
|
|
WEIGHOFFTHEMARK
|
SCALE READING THAT YOU DIDN'T EVEN COME CLOSE TO GUESSING?
|
|
OFFENSE
|
BIAS
|
|
OFFICE
|
___ HOURS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CRUDE
|
|
OFFICE
|
EMPLOYMENT
|
|
PROFFER
|
SUGGEST
|
|
OFFER
|
SUGGEST
|
|
OFFERSUGGESTION
|
SUGGEST
|
|
OFFEND
|
ZING
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
AGENT
|
|
OFFICER
|
AGENT
|
|
OFFEND
|
AROUSE
|
|
ALOADOFF
|
WHAT SITTERS TAKE
|
|
OFFERS
|
ENTERTAINS
|
|
OFFENDS
|
ENTERTAINS
|
|
SENDOFF
|
BOMBARD
|
|
SCOFF
|
JOKE
|
|
TOFFEE
|
SWEETMEAT GIVEN IN RESPECT OF FEELINGS
|
|
LEFTOFF
|
STOPPED
|
|
OFFERS
|
TRIES
|
|
OFFSETS
|
IMPROVES
|
|
CUTOFF
|
CLIP
|
|
TRIMOFF
|
CLIP
|
|
OFFENDING
|
BURNING
|
|
OFFENDED
|
BURNING
|
|
OFFENSE
|
FAUX PAS
|
|
GOOFOFFTIME
|
IDLENESS
|
|
MOVEOFF
|
DEPART FROM
|
|
OFFTHECUFF
|
SPONTANEOUS
|
|
OFF
|
ABREAST
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
MEAN
|
|
OFFENDED
|
MEAN
|
|
OFF
|
INCORRECT
|
|
OFFSETS
|
RECTIFIES
|
|
OFFER
|
DIP
|
|
FALLOFF
|
DIP
|
|
WASHOFF
|
DIP
|
|
DRAFTOFF
|
DIP
|
|
MEXICANSTANDOFF
|
IMPASSE
|
|
STANDOFF
|
IMPASSE
|
|
OFFICE
|
SEE 38-ACROSS
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 38-ACROSS
|
|
OFFENDED
|
BRUSHED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
BRUSHED
|
|
OFFERITSELF
|
COME TO MIND
|
|
FALLOFF
|
SUFFER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CRUSADE
|
|
SCOFF
|
JEST
|
|
OFF
|
SPOILED, AS FOOD
|
|
OFFEND
|
CONTRAVENE
|
|
TURNOFF
|
BREAK UP
|
|
PROFFER
|
PROVIDE
|
|
OFFER
|
PROVIDE
|
|
CLOSEOFF
|
INTERRUPT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DEFAMATORY
|
|
OFFAL
|
RUBBISH
|
|
OFFER
|
PUT FORTH
|
|
OFFERED
|
PUT FORTH
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
NOSY
|
|
OFFENDED
|
WORKED
|
|
CASTOFF
|
ABANDONED
|
|
OFFEND
|
SURPRISE
|
|
RUNOFF
|
DRAIN
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
PAUSES
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
PAUSES
|
|
OFFHAND
|
GRUFF
|
|
OFF
|
DOWN
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
LEGITIMATE
|
|
PROFFER
|
DEMONSTRATE
|
|
OFFER
|
DEMONSTRATE
|
|
OFFS
|
TIP OR RIP FINISH
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
SOLITARY
|
|
BADOFF
|
IN TROUBLE
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
ADMINISTRATOR
|
|
OFFICER
|
ADMINISTRATOR
|
|
FRONTOFFICE
|
ADMINISTRATOR
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
WICKED
|
|
OFFBEAM
|
ON THE WRONG TRACK; AWRY
|
|
OFFENDED
|
COOLED
|
|
PROFFER
|
SUGGESTION
|
|
OFFERING
|
SUGGESTION
|
|
OFFER
|
SUGGESTION
|
|
TIPOFF
|
DIVULGE
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
DIVULGE
|
|
OFFAL
|
TRASH
|
|
OFFENDER
|
TRANSGRESSOR
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
TWITCHING
|
|
STANDOFF
|
TIE
|
|
WASHEDOFF
|
CLEANED
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
BAWDY
|
|
BRANCHOFF
|
SWERVE
|
|
TRAINOFF
|
SWERVE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
GHASTLY
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
ROLLEXES, FOR EXAMPLE
|
|
OFF
|
PUTRID
|
|
RUNOFF
|
ELECTION TIEBREAKER
|
|
SENDOFF
|
FLING
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
MALICIOUS
|
|
OFFER
|
YIELD
|
|
OFFER
|
EXHIBIT
|
|
OFFSCREEN
|
APT FILMDOM RHYME FOR "UNSEEN"
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 3-DOWN
|
|
SEARCHOFANOFFER
|
SEE 3-DOWN
|
|
OFFENSES
|
PROVOCATIONS
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
INCONSISTENT
|
|
OFFERING
|
CHARITY
|
|
BEOFF
|
LEAN
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ANNOYED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
ANNOYED
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
ANNOYED
|
|
SCOFF
|
COMMENT
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
SPREAD OUT
|
|
CHILLOFF
|
HORRIFY
|
|
OFFEND
|
HORRIFY
|
|
OFFBASE
|
ERRONEOUS
|
|
OFF
|
ERRONEOUS
|
|
OFFENDS
|
SKIPS
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
SKIPS
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
HAUGHTY
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
ECCENTRIC
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
ECCENTRIC
|
|
BOFFO
|
TERRIFIC
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
TERRIFIC
|
|
LAYOFF
|
"CUT IT OUT!"
|
|
OROFF
|
ON ___
|
|
OFFS
|
SWITCH CHOICES
|
|
THEYTOOKTIMEOFF
|
EMPLOYER'S COMMENT ON VACATIONERS
|
|
ONLAYOFF
|
UNEMPLOYED
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
LOOT
|
|
PROFFERING
|
EXTENDING
|
|
OFFER
|
QUESTION
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
BOAST
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
GASCONADE
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
VAUNT
|
|
OFFS
|
CANCELS
|
|
OFFSETS
|
CANCELS
|
|
TURNOFFS
|
CANCELS
|
|
CALLSOFF
|
CANCELS
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
SENSATIONAL
|
|
BOFFO
|
SENSATIONAL
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
AROUSED
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
AROUSED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
AROUSED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
AROUSED
|
|
ONOFFER
|
AVAILABLE
|
|
SCOFF
|
FOOD
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
FOOD
|
|
FAREOFFLYING
|
COST TO BUY AN AIRLINE TICKET?
|
|
OFFICE
|
SUITE
|
|
OFFSET
|
IMPROVE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
IMPROVE
|
|
SLOUGHSOFF
|
GETS RID OF
|
|
HITITOFF
|
GET ON
|
|
BEOFF
|
GET GOING
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
STRIPS
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
STRIPS
|
|
PESOFF
|
STRIPS
|
|
OFFENDED
|
PEEVISH
|
|
OFFENDING
|
PEEVISH
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
ESCAPE
|
|
RUNOFF
|
ESCAPE
|
|
COFFIN
|
CAR
|
|
BOFFO
|
HUMOROUS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
TOUGH
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
LIMB
|
|
CASTOFF
|
DISCARDED
|
|
OFFCAST
|
DISCARDED
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES AWAY WITH, MOB-STYLE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
COWARDLY
|
|
OFFER
|
GIFT
|
|
OFFERING
|
GIFT
|
|
OFFHAND
|
BRUSQUE
|
|
SCOFFAT
|
JEER
|
|
SCOFF
|
JEER
|
|
REELSOFF
|
POURS OUT EASILY
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
FOREIGN
|
|
PAYOFF
|
MONEY
|
|
PROFFER
|
PROPOUND
|
|
OFFER
|
PROPOUND
|
|
FENDOFF
|
RESIST
|
|
OFFS
|
WIPES OUT
|
|
OFFANDON
|
OCCASIONALLY
|
|
ON AND OFF
|
OCCASIONALLY
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
OCCASIONALLY
|
|
FALLOFF
|
COAST
|
|
BLOWOFFSTEAM
|
VENT
|
|
OFFKEY
|
UNMUSICAL
|
|
MAKEOFFWITH
|
ABDUCT
|
|
BUNDLEOFF
|
ABDUCT
|
|
CARRYOFF
|
ABDUCT
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
FURIOUS
|
|
GETOFF
|
SEE 10
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
SEE 10
|
|
PROFFER
|
HAZARD
|
|
OFFICERS
|
HEADS
|
|
OFFICIALS
|
HEADS
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
HEADS
|
|
OFFHAND
|
AUTOMATIC
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
SCREEN
|
|
OFFENDS
|
SCOFFS
|
|
OFFEND
|
REPULSE
|
|
FENDOFF
|
REPULSE
|
|
TURNOFF
|
REPULSE
|
|
OFFICE
|
WAREHOUSE
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
IN CONFIDENCE
|
|
DOFF
|
LIFT
|
|
OFFERED
|
GIFTED
|
|
PROFFERED
|
GIFTED
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
REBUFF
|
|
PUTOFF
|
REBUFF
|
|
OFFLINE
|
DISCONNECTED
|
|
FALLOFF
|
SHOVE
|
|
OFF
|
SLUGGISH
|
|
FLEWOFFTHESHELF
|
SOLD EXTREMELY QUICKLY
|
|
LONGOFF
|
CRICKET FIELDING POSITION BEHIND BOWLER
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
BULLY
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DAWDLE
|
|
OFFENDS
|
CHAFES
|
|
OFFER
|
HANDLE
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
HANDLE
|
|
DOOFFHAND
|
IMPROVISE
|
|
BOFF
|
ASSAULT PHYSICALLY
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
DISSIMILAR
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
PROPER
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
SACRILEGIOUS
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
BENEFITS
|
|
COFFIN
|
___ CORNER
|
|
OFFHAND
|
NONCHALANT
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
MAKE
|
|
OFFSETS
|
UNDOES
|
|
RUNOFF
|
FLEE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
PAINFUL
|
|
OFFENDED
|
PAINFUL
|
|
OFFENDING
|
PAINFUL
|
|
COMMANDINGOFFICER
|
MASTER
|
|
OFFICEWITHAWIND
|
AIRY WORKPLACE?
|
|
OFFSET
|
EQUALIZE
|
|
SOFFER
|
JESSE OF CHICAGO FIRE ...AND AS THE WORLD TURNS
|
|
SCOFF
|
MOCK
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
MOCK
|
|
SCOFFING
|
MOCK
|
|
SCOFFAT
|
MOCK
|
|
LEDOFF
|
STARTED
|
|
OFFEND
|
CHISEL IN
|
|
CASTOFF
|
GIVE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
GIVE
|
|
OFFER
|
GIVE
|
|
PROFFER
|
GIVE
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
CASSEROLE
|
|
OFFENDED
|
STINGY
|
|
OFFENDING
|
STINGY
|
|
OFFENDED
|
HARMED
|
|
OFFICIATING
|
FUNCTIONING
|
|
HOLDOFFICE
|
REPRESENT
|
|
OFFSET
|
COUNTERBALANCE OR COMPENSATE FOR
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
NAP
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
KIN
|
|
OFFSPRINGORRELATIVES
|
KIN
|
|
OFFER
|
A BID
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
SNOBBISH
|
|
toffee-nosed
|
SNOBBISH
|
|
OFFERITSELF
|
OCCUR
|
|
MOFFAT
|
STEVEN WHO CO-CREATED TV'S "SHERLOCK"
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ROUGH
|
|
OFFKEY
|
ROUGH
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
ESCAPES
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
ESCAPES
|
|
OFFONESROCKER
|
CRAZY
|
|
CLIPOFF
|
SHEAR
|
|
OFF
|
NO LONGER TAKING PLACE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
SKEDADDLE
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
SKEDADDLE
|
|
SCOFFED
|
OFFENDED
|
|
RUNOFF
|
SEDIMENT
|
|
CASTOFF
|
SCATTER
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
SCATTER
|
|
FROFFTONICE
|
SPORTS TEAM MANAGEMENT GROUP
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
INTERMITTENTLY
|
|
ON AND OFF
|
INTERMITTENTLY
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
INTERMITTENTLY
|
|
OFFANDON
|
INTERMITTENTLY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
INDECENT
|
|
PUTOFF
|
RESERVE
|
|
OFFERED
|
ASSAYED
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
ACCURATE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
SLANDEROUS
|
|
PROFFERED
|
PRESENTED
|
|
OFFERED
|
PRESENTED
|
|
LEADOFF
|
BEGIN
|
|
SENDOFF
|
BEGIN
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
BEGIN
|
|
KICKOFF
|
BEGIN
|
|
JUMPOFF
|
BEGIN
|
|
STARTOFF
|
BEGIN
|
|
OFFERING
|
APPROACHING
|
|
CUTOFF
|
SHRED
|
|
OFFER
|
ENDEAVOR
|
|
HEIGHTOFFASHION
|
RAGE
|
|
DOFFED
|
UNDRESSED
|
|
RIPPEDOFF
|
PINCHED
|
|
PAROLEOFFICER
|
OUTLINE
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
NEGLECT
|
|
OFFEND
|
NEGLECT
|
|
OFFICIATES
|
GOVERNS
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
FUNCTIONARY
|
|
OFFICER
|
FUNCTIONARY
|
|
OFFICEHOLDER
|
FUNCTIONARY FROM TICKET ENDINGS
|
|
STARTOFF
|
OPEN
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
WARNINGS
|
|
PROFFERS
|
TENDERS
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
TENDERS
|
|
OFFERS
|
TENDERS
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
RULE
|
|
OFFENDING
|
ENTHRALLED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ENTHRALLED
|
|
OFF
|
DESTROY
|
|
SHRUGITOFF
|
DISDAIN
|
|
OFFEND
|
DISDAIN
|
|
SCOFF
|
DISDAIN
|
|
OFFENDED
|
STUNG
|
|
OFFENDING
|
STUNG
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
PILL
|
|
OFFER
|
CALL FOR
|
|
BOFFO
|
COMICAL
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
JUDICIAL
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
FOLKS
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESENT ITSELF
|
|
OFFER
|
ENTERTAIN
|
|
OFFEND
|
ENTERTAIN
|
|
STANDOFFS
|
STALLS
|
|
PUTOFFS
|
STALLS
|
|
OFFERED
|
ATTEMPTED
|
|
OFFER
|
PASS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CHEAP
|
|
SETOFFALSETEETH
|
DENTURES
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
OPPOSE
|
|
OFFEND
|
OPPOSE
|
|
OFFSET
|
OPPOSE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
OMIT
|
|
OFFEND
|
OMIT
|
|
OFFERING
|
WORSHIP
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
FLYINGS
|
|
STANDOFF
|
UNFRIENDLY
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
UNFRIENDLY
|
|
OFFISH
|
UNFRIENDLY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CALAMITOUS
|
|
OFFERED
|
AMOUNTED
|
|
CASTOFF
|
DROP
|
|
DUSTOFF
|
DROP
|
|
CUTOFF
|
TRUNCATE
|
|
OFF
|
SHARP OR FLAT, SAY
|
|
OFFKEY
|
SHARP OR FLAT
|
|
CUTOFF
|
CUT BACK
|
|
LAYOFF
|
CAN
|
|
OFFEND
|
BUG
|
|
OFFACT
|
SEE 23
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
CAPTURE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
IMITATION
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
IMITATION
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
LIKE SOME RELATIONSHIPS
|
|
OFFENSE
|
STADIUM CRY
|
|
OFF
|
MICHAEL JACKSON ALBUM, ...THE WALL
|
|
WAVEOFF
|
INDICATE DENIAL WITH AN ARM GESTURE
|
|
BOFFICEHIT
|
PRODUCER'S DREAM
|
|
BOFF
|
BOX OFFICE SMASH
|
|
BOXOFFICESMASH
|
FLOP'S ANTITHESIS
|
|
OFFS
|
MURDERS, MOB-STYLE
|
|
WALLEDOFF
|
BLOCKADED
|
|
BOFFINS
|
SCIENTISTS
|
|
OFFENDED
|
MADDENED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
MADDENED
|
|
FLEETOFFOOT
|
LIKELY TO BE FIRST ON A TRACK
|
|
JETSOFF
|
LEAVES IN A HURRY
|
|
GOOFOFFTIME
|
INACTION
|
|
OFFHAND
|
COMPLACENT
|
|
DUSTOFF
|
SLAY
|
|
OFFHAND
|
IMPULSIVE
|
|
OFFICE
|
DEPARTMENT
|
|
OFFICE
|
PERFORMANCE
|
|
OFFERING
|
PERFORMANCE
|
|
OFFSETS
|
COMPENSATES FOR
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
RULE INFRINGEMENT IN FOOTBALL
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
BABIES
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
BABIES
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
CONTENTIOUS RULE IN FOOTBALL
|
|
ALOADOFF
|
WHAT YOU MIGHT TAKE IF YOU'RE TIRED?
|
|
KICKOFFS
|
BITES
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNPLEASANT
|
|
OFF
|
INACCURATE, AS A GOLF SHOT
|
|
TURNOFF
|
CUT OUT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
GROSS
|
|
OFFER
|
GRANT
|
|
SCOFFED
|
DISCOUNTED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
DISCOUNTED
|
|
PAYOFF
|
SATISFY
|
|
OFFEND
|
ACT IN DISREGARD OF THE LAW
|
|
OFFENDED
|
MAD
|
|
LAYOFF
|
RELIEVE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
RELIEVE
|
|
PAYOFF
|
RELIEVE
|
|
COLLEGEOFFERING
|
COURSE
|
|
OFFENDED
|
IRRITATED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
IRRITATED
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
STRAIN
|
|
OFFERS
|
WITH THE EXCEPTION OF NINETY-NINE OFFICERS: VOLUNTEERS
|
|
OFFERS
|
DONATES
|
|
PROFFERS
|
DONATES
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
BEAR
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
GOES
|
|
SHOVESOFF
|
GOES
|
|
SCOFFER
|
HEATHEN
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
DISMANTLE
|
|
HALLOFFAMER
|
SEE 17-ACROSS
|
|
OUTOFFIVE
|
SEE 17-ACROSS
|
|
TOFFEES
|
SWEETS
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
STABS
|
|
OFFSET
|
COUNTERBALANCE
|
|
SETOFF
|
COUNTERBALANCE
|
|
KEEPOFFANDON
|
FLUCTUATE
|
|
OFFISH
|
ALOOF, DISTANT IN MANNER
|
|
RUBOFF
|
REVOKE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
POSTPONE
|
|
HOLDOFF
|
POSTPONE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
COOL IN
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
DETACHED
|
|
OFFISH
|
DETACHED
|
|
TOREOFF
|
DETACHED
|
|
OFF
|
INACCURATE
|
|
off-beam
|
INACCURATE
|
|
OFFTHEMARK
|
INACCURATE
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
LOOPY
|
|
OFFTHEBEAM
|
INCORRECT, IN A WAY
|
|
OFFICE
|
RESPONSIBILITY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DESTRUCTIVE
|
|
ONOFF
|
LIKE BASIC WALL SWITCHES
|
|
OFFANDON
|
INTERMITTENT
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
INTERMITTENT
|
|
TOFF
|
DRUGS SCORED FROM SWEET MEMBER OF THE UPPER CLASSES
|
|
OFFER
|
APPROACH
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
PRETENSES
|
|
LAYOFF
|
RELEASE
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
RELEASE
|
|
OFFERING
|
RELEASE
|
|
LETOFF
|
RELEASE
|
|
GLANCEOFF
|
BOUNCE OFF
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
CREATIVE
|
|
FELLOFF
|
DECREASED
|
|
OFFICE
|
ROOM
|
|
RIGHTOFFTHEBAT
|
ON THE DOT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
FORCE
|
|
OFFEND
|
FORCE
|
|
OFF
|
FAR FROM FRESH START
|
|
OFFENDED
|
HAZARDOUS
|
|
CASTOFF
|
RELINQUISH
|
|
OFFSCUM
|
STARTS LATIN WITH DISCARDED MATERIAL
|
|
OFFICIALDOM
|
AUTHORITY
|
|
OFFER
|
CITE
|
|
SCOFFING
|
DERISION
|
|
OFFENDER
|
VILLAIN
|
|
OFFHAND
|
UNCONCERNED
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
REPRODUCTION OF FOOTMARK ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE?
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
REDUCE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
REDUCE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
REDUCE
|
|
OFFICE
|
SHOP
|
|
OFFERING
|
TESTIMONIAL
|
|
PROFFERS
|
CONTRIBUTES
|
|
SCOFFS
|
BARBS
|
|
OFFHAND
|
ACCIDENTAL
|
|
OFFICE
|
SERVICE NO LONGER KEPT IN RESERVE
|
|
OFFICE
|
EXPERTISE
|
|
OFF
|
DECAYED
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DECAYED
|
|
OFFERS
|
ADVISES
|
|
OFF
|
THIS ADJECTIVE CAN DESCRIBE FOOD OR DRINK THAT HAS GONE BAD OR SOUR.
|
|
SHROFF
|
ASIAN MONEY-CHANGER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
BITTER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DEPRAVED
|
|
OFFENSE
|
LAWLESSNESS
|
|
TOFF
|
POSH GEEZER TAKING TIME FOR RELAXATION
|
|
GOOFOFFTIME
|
FREE TIME
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
INQUISITIVE
|
|
IMOFF
|
BYE LINE?
|
|
OFFENSIVELY
|
UNPLEASANTLY
|
|
OFFENDING
|
INSULTING, OUTRAGING OR SLIGHTING
|
|
OFFEND
|
PROVOKE
|
|
OFFENDING
|
IRRESPONSIBLE
|
|
OFFA
|
KING OF FOOTBALLERS?
|
|
TOFF
|
SWELL TIME AWAY FROM WORK
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DOG
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
IN THE WRONG PLACE AT THE WRONG TIME?
|
|
POPSOFF
|
SPEAKS INDISCREETLY
|
|
SCAREDOFF
|
DISCOURAGED
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DISCOURAGED
|
|
OFFERED
|
SPOKEN
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DIRTY
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
UNCOVER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
GRATING
|
|
CASTOFF
|
DISCARDED GARMENT
|
|
cast-off
|
DISCARDED GARMENT
|
|
OFFICE
|
WORK HERE NO LONGER ON THE ROCKS
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
FAULTY
|
|
OFFENDING
|
OPPRESSED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
OPPRESSED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
COMMITTED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
COMMITTED
|
|
OFFERED
|
COMMITTED
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
SLIP
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
PECULIAR
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
INDIFFERENT
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
INNOCENT
|
|
UNOFFENDING
|
INNOCENT
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
INNOCENT
|
|
UNOFFENSIVE
|
INNOCENT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
IMPURE
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
FACTIONS
|
|
OFFICEPARK
|
OXYMORONIC PLACE OF BUSINESS?
|
|
ONOFF
|
BINARY, IN A WAY
|
|
SCOFFING
|
CYNICAL
|
|
OFFRIES
|
SEE 36-ACROSS
|
|
CADDIESOFFERING
|
IRON
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNCOUTH
|
|
OFF
|
TAKE ___
|
|
OFF
|
ALONGSIDE
|
|
OFF
|
MALODOROUS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
MALODOROUS
|
|
OFF
|
NOT ON
|
|
PAYOFF
|
CONCLUSION
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
CONCLUSION
|
|
RUBOFF
|
INFLUENCE
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
AUTHORISED CHEMICAL COMPANY TO GET INTO ANIMAL FOOD
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
SEE 2
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 2
|
|
OFFICE
|
SEE 2
|
|
OFFATE
|
SEE 2
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S BY-PRODUCT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
BAD
|
|
OFF
|
BAD
|
|
BANOFFEE
|
___ PIE, BANANA AND TOFFEE DESSERT
|
|
BANOFFEEBUNS
|
ENGLISH DESSERT PIE MADE FROM BANANAS, CREAM, AND TOFFEE
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES IN
|
|
OFFENDED
|
DISREGARDED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
DISREGARDED
|
|
OFFEND
|
SNOOKER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
GAUDY
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE (OR INEDIBLE!) ANIMAL ORGANS
|
|
OFFHAND
|
EXTEMPORE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
MOVE
|
|
FALLOFF
|
MOVE
|
|
OFFER
|
MOVE
|
|
OFFEND
|
MOVE
|
|
FALLOFF
|
SKATE
|
|
DUSTOFF
|
PREPARE FOR USE AGAIN
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
CHILD
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
CHILD
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
NETWORK
|
|
RELIGIOUSOFFICE
|
SEE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
LOUD
|
|
CUTOFF
|
INTERSECT
|
|
OFFENCES
|
FELONIES
|
|
OFFENSES
|
FELONIES
|
|
OFFEND
|
NO LONGER INTERESTED IN DEATH AND SIN
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
DISTINCTIVE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
BOLD
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
COMMON
|
|
TRAINOFF
|
TURN ASIDE
|
|
SHEEROFF
|
TURN ASIDE
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
DIVISION
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
DIVISION
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNCLEAN
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ABJECT
|
|
LETOFFTHEHOOK
|
FREED FROM BLAME
|
|
PAYOFF
|
SWEETENER
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
COLLEAGUE
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
EXTRACTED COPY OF AN ARTICLE
|
|
HEHADLODZOFFUN
|
SUMMARY OF KRZYSZTOF'S VISIT WEST OF WARSAW?
|
|
CUTOFF
|
SLASH
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
CONCLUSIVE
|
|
OFFENSE
|
DEFAULT
|
|
OFFARE
|
BILL ___
|
|
OFFENDED
|
SMELLY
|
|
OFFENDING
|
SMELLY
|
|
GOOFOFF
|
LOAFER
|
|
OFFENSES
|
SICKNESSES
|
|
OFFER
|
PROPOSITION IN A DEAL
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
TRIBE
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
SLICES
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
DIFFERENT
|
|
OFFENDS
|
IRRITATES
|
|
SEEKOFFICE
|
SEE 42-ACROSS
|
|
OFFSET
|
CANCEL OUT
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
ACHIEVE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
ACHIEVE
|
|
BRINGOFF
|
ACHIEVE
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
LETS
|
|
OFFENSES
|
SLIGHTS
|
|
OFFS
|
SLIGHTS
|
|
OFFENDS
|
SLIGHTS
|
|
SCOFFS
|
SLIGHTS
|
|
OFFENSES
|
BATTERIES
|
|
OFFEND
|
ANNOY BY NO LONGER WORKING TO THE FINISH
|
|
COMMANDINGOFFICER
|
HEAD
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
HEAD
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
HEAD
|
|
OFFICER
|
HEAD
|
|
UNOFFICIAL
|
UNAUTHORISED
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
AUCTIONS
|
|
EASEOFF
|
SLOW DOWN
|
|
PUTOFF
|
ADJOURN
|
|
OFFICER
|
GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
NEFARIOUS
|
|
GETOFFTHEGROUND
|
TAKE FLIGHT
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
RACES
|
|
OFF
|
RIP ___; STEAL FROM
|
|
SETOFF
|
BEAUTIFY
|
|
COFFER
|
BANK
|
|
OFFSIDER
|
SIDEKICK
|
|
OFFER
|
- OF AMENDS; PROPOSAL TO PUBLISH A CORRECTION/APOLOGY FOR AN ACT OF LIBEL AS A WAY TO AVOID LITIGATI
|
|
OFFSET
|
MADE UP FOR
|
|
OFFTHESUBJECT
|
NIHIL AD REM
|
|
OFF
|
WORD THAT CAN PRECEDE "LIMITS" OR "BROADWAY"
|
|
OFFHAND
|
ABRUPT
|
|
OFFAL
|
DEBRIS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CAMPAIGN TO GAIN SUPPORT AND BECOME MORE POPULAR
|
|
STARTOFF
|
COMMENCE
|
|
OFFENDING
|
DERANGED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
DERANGED
|
|
SCOFF
|
SCORN, WITH "AT"
|
|
OFFEND
|
DESPISE
|
|
SCOFF
|
DESPISE
|
|
TURNEDOFF
|
DESPISE
|
|
OFFENSE
|
DISLIKE
|
|
MADOFF
|
BERNARD WITH A PONZI SCHEME
|
|
MADOFFMONEY
|
PROCEEDS FROM A PONZI SCHEME?
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
SYSTEM
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES A HIT MAN'S JOB
|
|
SPINOFF
|
'FRASIER,' TO 'CHEERS'
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
BANANAS
|
|
HOFFA
|
JIMMY PLAYED BY JACK NICHOLSON
|
|
PUTOFF
|
REPRESS
|
|
OFFSET
|
PRINTING TECHNIQUE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ABOMINABLE
|
|
THETALOFFENSIVE
|
AGGRESSIVE PLOY BY CHESS MASTER MIKHAIL?
|
|
OFFENSES
|
DISLIKES
|
|
EASILYOFFENDED
|
IRRITABLE
|
|
OFFENDED
|
IRRITABLE
|
|
BITTERNESSOFFEELING
|
ILL WILL
|
|
CHEATSOMEONEOFFAIRSHARE
|
RIP OFF
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
RIP OFF
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DRAG
|
|
CASTOFF
|
FORSAKE
|
|
OFFICE
|
CENTER
|
|
OFFENDED
|
HORRIFIED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
HORRIFIED
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
HELLISH
|
|
SCOFFS
|
EATS
|
|
OFFEND
|
MOTIVATE
|
|
TURNOFF
|
ALIENATE
|
|
TYPEOFFIREORCUT
|
CROSS
|
|
LETOFF
|
PARDON
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
SMART ALECK
|
|
WELLOFF
|
PROSPEROUS
|
|
CASTOFF
|
RELEASE BOAT FROM MOORINGS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNREASONABLE
|
|
SQUEALOFFORTUNE
|
LOTTERY WINNER'S REACTION, PERHAPS?
|
|
WENTOFF
|
EXPLODED
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
OUT OF SORTS
|
|
HANDOFF
|
FOOTBALL PLAY
|
|
SCOFFS
|
RAGS
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
DOZES
|
|
DROPSOFFTOSLEEP
|
DOZES
|
|
NODSOFF
|
DOZES
|
|
SETOFF
|
CAUSE, AS AN EXPLOSION
|
|
OFFSET
|
IMPRINT
|
|
OFFTHECHARTS
|
SEE 57-ACROSS
|
|
OFFENSE
|
EXPLOSION
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES IN, MOB-STYLE
|
|
OFFENSE
|
ZINGER
|
|
OFFEND
|
HURT
|
|
OFFENDED
|
HURT
|
|
OFFENSE
|
HURT
|
|
BACKOFF
|
RETREAT
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
WRITE
|
|
SCOFFING
|
DISRESPECT
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
ARBITRATE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
POLLUTED
|
|
THROWOFFBALANCE
|
FLUSTER
|
|
OFFHAND
|
IMPROVISED
|
|
OFFTHECUFF
|
IMPROVISED
|
|
KICKOFF
|
COMMENCEMENT
|
|
LAYOFF
|
INTERIM
|
|
CUTOFF
|
INTERIM
|
|
OFFENSES
|
ANNOYANCES
|
|
FIRTHOFFORTH
|
SCOTTISH ESTUARINE INLET
|
|
CUTOFF
|
SHORTEN
|
|
OFFICER
|
DID A DIRECTOR, SAY, PROPOSE TO TAKE OVER A CLUB?
|
|
KICKOFF
|
TAKE UP
|
|
BOFFO
|
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL, AS A PERFORMANCE
|
|
BOXOFFICEBOMB
|
FLOP
|
|
FALLOFFACLEF
|
WHAT TYPOS ON SCORES SHOULD DO
|
|
OFFTHETOPOFONESHEAD
|
WITHOUT PREPARATION
|
|
OFFTHEHIP
|
WITHOUT PREPARATION
|
|
SPEAKOFFTHECUFF
|
TALK WITHOUT PREPARATION
|
|
OFFHAND
|
DISCONTINUED PLAYING CARDS WITHOUT PREPARATION
|
|
OFFICER
|
DETECTIVE
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
DETECTIVE
|
|
OFFENSE
|
CAPER
|
|
OFFENDED
|
WIRED UP
|
|
OFFSET
|
COMPENSATE
|
|
SETOFF
|
COMPENSATE
|
|
PAYOFF
|
COMPENSATE
|
|
OFFEND
|
DISREGARD
|
|
SHRUGOFF
|
DISREGARD
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
ESTABLISHED
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
EXPENDITURES
|
|
TEEOFF
|
IRK
|
|
TOFF
|
BRITISH DANDY
|
|
TOFF
|
BEAU BRUMMELL, E.G.
|
|
TAILOFF
|
ABATE
|
|
EDITORIALOFFICE
|
TIME ZONE?
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
___ AREA
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
OUT OF THE USUAL OR ECCENTRIC
|
|
LAIDOFF
|
OUT OF WORK
|
|
SCOFF
|
MEAL
|
|
OFF
|
SEASON OPENER?
|
|
ALARMWARNINGOFFIRE
|
SMOKE DETECTOR
|
|
SPINOFF
|
DERIVATION
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
DISCLOSE
|
|
TURNOFF
|
DISSUADE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DISSUADE
|
|
OFFENDS
|
OVERLOOKS
|
|
OFFEND
|
OVERLOOK
|
|
OFFTHESUBJECT
|
NEITHER HERE NOR THERE
|
|
COFFEE
|
HOT BEVERAGE
|
|
CALLOFF
|
ABANDON
|
|
OFFISH
|
SHY
|
|
OFFEND
|
SCOFF
|
|
OFFICE
|
VOCATION
|
|
TAKEOFFWEIGHT
|
SLIM DOWN
|
|
OFFENDS
|
MUSCLES
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
MILD
|
|
OFFED
|
KILLED, MOBSTER-STYLE
|
|
OFFEND
|
NEEDLE
|
|
OFFENSE
|
NEEDLE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
RIDICULE
|
|
SCOFF
|
RIDICULE
|
|
SCOFFING
|
RIDICULE
|
|
SETOFF
|
STRESS
|
|
COFFEE
|
MORNING BREW
|
|
OFFENDED
|
FORCED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
FORCED
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CREEP
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
TERMINATION
|
|
PAYOFF
|
TERMINATION
|
|
CUTOFF
|
TERMINATION
|
|
PUTOFF
|
EVADE
|
|
EASEOFF
|
SLACKEN
|
|
TIPOFF
|
FACTS
|
|
FENCEOFF
|
ENCLOSE
|
|
OFFENDED
|
DISPARAGING
|
|
OFFENDING
|
DISPARAGING
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DISPARAGING
|
|
OFFICE
|
PROVINCE
|
|
OFFEND
|
PIQUE
|
|
TURNOFF
|
PIQUE
|
|
OFFENSE
|
PIQUE
|
|
TAKEOFFWEIGHT
|
SHED A FEW POUNDS
|
|
TAKEOFFWEIGHT
|
LOSE A FEW POUNDS
|
|
OFFENSES
|
MISDEEDS
|
|
OFF
|
AWAY FROM WORK
|
|
TOPOFF
|
FINISH WITH A FLOURISH
|
|
CAPPEDOFF
|
FINISHED WITH A FLOURISH
|
|
SCOFF
|
THUMB ONE'S NOSE
|
|
LEAPOFFAITH
|
PIG IN A POKE
|
|
OFFER
|
ALLOT
|
|
OFFER
|
POINT
|
|
BOFFO
|
ABSURD
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFORM
|
AS A FORMALITY
|
|
OFFENDS
|
PEEVES
|
|
TOFFS
|
PEEVES
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
STRIKE OUT
|
|
OFFERING
|
PRESENT GROUP FOLLOWING BAD EUROPEAN
|
|
TURNOFF
|
INHIBIT
|
|
OFFSETS
|
NULLIFIES
|
|
OFFICE
|
EMPLOYEES
|
|
OFFICERS
|
EMPLOYEES
|
|
RIDESOFF
|
GETS OUT OF DODGE
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
TAP
|
|
EXECUTIVEOFFICE
|
PINNACLE OF THE JOURNEY
|
|
OFFENDED
|
CRANKY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CORRUPT
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
POSITIVE
|
|
BOFF
|
STRIKE
|
|
OFFENSE
|
HARM
|
|
OFFEND
|
HARM
|
|
OFFICERED
|
SOLDIERED
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
INFAMOUS
|
|
OFFS
|
WORD AFTER PAY OR PLAY
|
|
PAYOFF
|
PROFIT
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
PROFIT
|
|
SLACKOFF
|
LOOSEN
|
|
FLUBOFF
|
LOOSEN
|
|
LAYOFF
|
VACATION
|
|
TIMEOFF
|
VACATION
|
|
OFFEND
|
PEEVE
|
|
TOFF
|
PEEVE
|
|
HANDONHANDOFFS
|
PASS ALONG SOME FOOTBALL PLAYS?
|
|
FALLOFF
|
MOVE ALONG
|
|
OFF
|
OBLITERATE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
OBLITERATE
|
|
RUBOFF
|
OBLITERATE
|
|
STORMOFFINAHUFF
|
LEAVE ANGRILY
|
|
FALLOFF
|
FLAG
|
|
WASHOFF
|
CLEANSE
|
|
OFFEND
|
ROUSE
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
OFFICIAL IN HUNTS RACES TO FIND RESOLUTION
|
|
OFFER
|
BID
|
|
OFFERED
|
BID
|
|
PROFFER
|
BID
|
|
SEALSOFF
|
MAKES AIRTIGHT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
SPITEFUL
|
|
OFFENDED
|
SPITEFUL
|
|
OFFENDING
|
SPITEFUL
|
|
COFFEE
|
ITEM OF FURNITURE'S PEDAL WRAPPED IN WIRE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
DENUDATE
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BYPRODUCT OF SOFT HOOF, PERHAPS?
|
|
STAVEDOFF
|
PUT OFF
|
|
TURNOFF
|
PUT OFF
|
|
BOFFO
|
LAUGHABLE
|
|
OFFER
|
ASK
|
|
TRIMOFF
|
PRUNE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
PRUNE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
PRUNE
|
|
SAWOFF
|
PRUNE
|
|
OFFERED
|
YIELDED
|
|
PROFFERED
|
YIELDED
|
|
MAKEAPEACEOFFERING
|
BURY THE HATCHET
|
|
COFFER
|
SOUNDS LIKE SOMEONE AILING IN THE CHEST
|
|
COFFIN
|
SOUNDS LIKE RESPIRATORY TROUBLE IN THE CHEST
|
|
OFFUTURERESULTS
|
SEE 16-ACROSS
|
|
OFFICIATES
|
CHAIRS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
SUGGESTIVE
|
|
OFFER
|
ACCORD
|
|
SCOFFING
|
MOCKERY
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
MOCKERY
|
|
ONOFFSWITCH
|
ELECTRIC LIGHT OPTION
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
FILL
|
|
SCOFFED
|
JEERED
|
|
BOFFO
|
AMUSING
|
|
FALLOFF
|
FALL OFF
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
COMBAT
|
|
ITOFF
|
'KNOCK --!'
|
|
OFFTIME
|
EXPLANATION
|
|
THROWOFF
|
ELUDE
|
|
RIPOFF
|
SCAM
|
|
rip-off
|
SCAM
|
|
TELLINGOFF
|
REPRIMAND
|
|
TEAROFFASTRIP
|
REPRIMAND
|
|
TELLOFF
|
REPRIMAND
|
|
TICKOFF
|
REPRIMAND
|
|
ABOUTOFFICE
|
PART 2 OF QUOTE
|
|
DAYOFFWITHA
|
PART 2 OF QUOTE
|
|
OFFWITHA
|
PART 2 OF QUOTE
|
|
CASTOFFS
|
THROWAWAYS
|
|
OFF
|
OUT
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
EXECUTE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
EXECUTE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
RANK
|
|
OFF
|
RANK
|
|
TOPOFF
|
BRING BACK TO FULL, AS A GAS TANK
|
|
OFFSET
|
CHARGE
|
|
LAYOFF
|
EXPEL
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
WARLIKE
|
|
SNEAKOFF
|
SLIP AWAY
|
|
SETOFFS
|
EDGES
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BYPRODUCT
|
|
SPINOFF
|
BYPRODUCT
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
PRESIDENT'S WORKPLACE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
BRUSH
|
|
OFFEND
|
BRUSH OFF
|
|
OFFSETS
|
CANCELS OUT
|
|
OFF
|
TV REMOTE BUTTON
|
|
OFFICER
|
BADGE
|
|
POLICEOFFICERS
|
POLICE FORCE
|
|
COFFERS
|
PURSE
|
|
OFFICESEEKER
|
ORATOR
|
|
LEDOFF
|
OPENED
|
|
UNOFFICIALADVISERS
|
INNER CIRCLE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
ABBREVIATE
|
|
OFFERING
|
FURNISHING
|
|
COFFEES
|
COPPERS
|
|
OFFEND
|
WHERE ONE GOES ANGRILY, BUT AVOIDING THE DEEP HURT
|
|
NODOFF
|
SNOOZE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
DOWN TOOLS, MAKING STRIKE START
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
HUMAN DYNAMO
|
|
OFFEND
|
REVOLT
|
|
OFFENDER
|
WRONGDOER
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
ABSCOND
|
|
RUNOFF
|
ABSCOND
|
|
WIPEOFF
|
CLEAN WITH A SPONGE
|
|
OFFER
|
TRY FOR
|
|
OFFER
|
COME UP WITH
|
|
GOOFF
|
BUZZ
|
|
COFFEERUSH
|
BUZZ
|
|
OFFAL
|
FORM OF MEAT LOAF MAYBE CONTAINING A LUMP OF FAT
|
|
OFFSCOURINGSOFSOCIETY
|
DESPICABLE PEOPLE
|
|
SEEOFF
|
DRIVE TO THE AIRPORT, SAY
|
|
COFFEEKLATSCH
|
SOCIAL GATHERING
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
PUT A TICK MARK NEXT TO
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
HARANGUE
|
|
SPLITOFF
|
SEPARATE
|
|
OFFER
|
FURNISH
|
|
SCOFF
|
EAT
|
|
OATHOFOFFICE
|
YOU NEED TO RAISE YOUR HAND TO RECEIVE THIS
|
|
FRYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
LOSE YOUR COOL WHILE COOKING SAUSAGES?
|
|
PANOFF
|
WASH AS A PROSPECTOR MIGHT
|
|
OFF
|
GO ___, BECOME ROTTEN
|
|
OFF
|
BEHIND
|
|
CUTOFF
|
TRIM
|
|
OFFENSE
|
INJURY
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
BOTHERS
|
|
OFFENDS
|
BOTHERS
|
|
KICKOFF
|
CEREMONY
|
|
FLUFFOFF
|
RID
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
UNBURDEN
|
|
TURNOFF
|
SHUT
|
|
WALLOFF
|
SHUT
|
|
GOOFOFF
|
SHIRK
|
|
FLUBOFF
|
SHIRK
|
|
GETOFFTRACK
|
GO ASTRAY
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
STOP WORKING
|
|
OFFICER
|
ARM
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
ARM
|
|
SCOFFED
|
BOOED
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
NOT WELL
|
|
LAYOFF
|
LET GO
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
CLIMB
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
DELIVERY LEAVING ON SMALL SAILING VESSEL
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ANIMAL
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
BONA FIDE
|
|
OFFER
|
ASSERT
|
|
MOUTHOFF
|
ASSERT
|
|
OFFENDED
|
GRABBED
|
|
TAKEOFFAFTER
|
CHASE DOGGEDLY
|
|
OFFENDS
|
SPOILS
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
STAB
|
|
OFFED
|
CANCELED
|
|
OFF
|
CANCELED
|
|
OFFSET
|
INVALIDATE
|
|
OFFENDS
|
HANGS
|
|
CASTOFF
|
BEAM
|
|
SPEDOFF
|
ESCAPED AFTER A HEIST
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
"RUNAWAY JURY" PROSECUTOR PORTRAYER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CONTEMPTIBLE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
RECORD
|
|
TURNOFF
|
A ROAD LEADING AWAY FROM A MAJOR ROAD OR A HIGHWAY
|
|
OFFENDS
|
PAINS
|
|
PROFFERED
|
ASSIGNED
|
|
RUNOFFATTHECHIN
|
RESULT OF DRINK-ING TOO FAST?
|
|
OFFSET
|
RECTIFY
|
|
OFFED
|
RANKED
|
|
SCOFFED
|
RANKED
|
|
OFFSETS
|
RESPONDS
|
|
SAGEBRUSHOFF
|
PRUDENT REBUFF?
|
|
CUTOFF
|
SILENCE
|
|
CHOKEOFF
|
SILENCE
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
DESCENT
|
|
RUNNINGOFFWITH
|
STEALING
|
|
SCOFFER
|
PAGAN
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
ACCOMPLISH
|
|
PULLOFF
|
ACCOMPLISH
|
|
OFF
|
ABSENT
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
BEHIND THE SCENES
|
|
COFFIN
|
DEPOSIT
|
|
OFFIRE
|
SEE 12
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
HALTS
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
HALTS
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
HALTS
|
|
TURNOFFS
|
HALTS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
IMPOLITE
|
|
OFFHAND
|
IMPOLITE
|
|
OFFICERING
|
HEADING
|
|
KICKOFFS
|
DIES
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
BANKRUPT
|
|
BADOFF
|
BANKRUPT
|
|
COFFIN
|
AUTOMOBILE
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
ARREST
|
|
OFFICES
|
BUREAUS
|
|
JERKOFF
|
TRIFLE
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
PLUNDERS
|
|
OFFISH
|
MURDEROUS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
MURDEROUS
|
|
OFFKEY
|
MURDEROUS
|
|
OFFEND
|
BOIL OVER
|
|
ONTHEOFFCHANCE
|
HOW ONE SIDE'S FIELDERS HOPE TO ACHIEVE DISMISSALS?
|
|
OFFEND
|
INJURE
|
|
FENDOFF
|
PROTECT
|
|
CLOSEOFF
|
PROTECT
|
|
CUTOFF
|
PROTECT
|
|
FALLOFF
|
DROOP
|
|
OFFAL
|
TYPE OF MEAT
|
|
PAYOFF
|
CORRUPTION
|
|
OFFENSE
|
CORRUPTION
|
|
OFFICIALISM
|
CUSTOM
|
|
OFFENSIVENESS
|
RUDENESS
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
POORLY
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
UNUSUAL KIND OF MUSIC?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
CRUMB
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
SWINDLES
|
|
RIPSOFF
|
SWINDLES
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNSIGHTLY
|
|
OFFERING
|
ATTEMPTING
|
|
OFFICIALCHURCHOFENGLAND
|
ANGLICAN COMMUNION
|
|
OFFTHEBEATENTRACK
|
OUT-OF-THE-WAY
|
|
OFFAL
|
LIVER OR TONGUE, FOR EXAMPLE
|
|
OFFER
|
STRUGGLE
|
|
FALLOFF
|
SLUMP
|
|
OFFEND
|
PERSECUTE
|
|
THEMARESOFFICE
|
WHERE ALL VOTES ARE NEIGH?
|
|
ONOFF
|
SWITCH TYPE
|
|
BOXOFFICEHIT
|
SMASH
|
|
TOFFEE
|
ARISTO DISCONTENTED EVERYONE? THAT COULD BE TOUGH TO SWALLOW
|
|
OFFENDED
|
DISCONTENTED
|
|
TICKSOFF
|
ANNOYS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
BRAZEN
|
|
GOINGOFFCOC
|
ACTING RASHLY
|
|
CUTOFF
|
TOUCH
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
PRANCE
|
|
OFFLOADS
|
LIGHTENS A CARGO, OR GETS RID OF A BURDEN
|
|
CATCHTHEMOFFGUARD
|
"WITH A SWIFT MOVE, WE CAN ___"
|
|
OFFEND
|
DISTRESS
|
|
OFFSCOURINGSOFSOCIETY
|
DREGS OF SOCIETY
|
|
COFFEE
|
COMMON DRINK
|
|
OFFICER
|
ENFORCER
|
|
OFFICE
|
WORKPLACE
|
|
OFFER
|
SUBMIT
|
|
PROFFER
|
SUBMIT
|
|
OFFICIALDOCUMENT
|
WARRANT
|
|
RIPSOFF
|
STEALS
|
|
OFFSET
|
STAMP
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
TAKE AWAY
|
|
OFFENSE
|
FELONY
|
|
COFFEESELLER
|
COFFEE SHOP
|
|
COFFEEROOM
|
COFFEE SHOP
|
|
SMALLRESTAURANTWHERECOFFEEISSE
|
COFFEE SHOP
|
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
COFFEE SHOP
|
|
TOFF
|
WEALTHY MAN
|
|
OFFS
|
ERADICATES
|
|
OFFENDING
|
BEGRUDGING
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
ERASE
|
|
OFFEND
|
HURT BEYOND LIMIT
|
|
SETOFF
|
EXAGGERATE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
MALEVOLENT
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
KNOCK OVER
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
KEEPS
|
|
ONEOFF
|
REMARKABLE PERSON REGULARLY SOUNDED POORLY
|
|
LAIDOFF
|
FIRED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
IGNITED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
IGNITED
|
|
SETOFF
|
IGNITED
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
PIG
|
|
CUTOFF
|
RESTRAIN
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
DRAWING
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ENTERTAINING
|
|
CUTOFF
|
REST
|
|
LAYOFF
|
REST
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIME OF A RECEIVER OF STOLEN GOODS
|
|
OFFENCES
|
CRIMES OF RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS
|
|
OFFENCE
|
OUTRAGE CAUSED BY BURIAL SITE OF STOLEN GOODS RECEIVER
|
|
SUSANNAHOFFS
|
EX-BANGLE WHO HIT THE TOP 40 WITH "MY SIDE OF THE BED"
|
|
EASEOFF
|
SUBSIDE
|
|
OFFAL
|
FANCY MEAT
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIME OF DEALER IN STOLEN GOODS
|
|
OFFENCES
|
CRIMES OF DEALERS IN STOLEN PROPERTY
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 2-DOWN
|
|
SCOFFS
|
JOSHES
|
|
OFFENDER
|
LAWBREAKER
|
|
PUTOFF
|
PROLONGED
|
|
NODOFF
|
REACT TO A BORING SPEECH
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
LOSE ONE'S TEMPER
|
|
POPOFF
|
LOSE ONE'S TEMPER
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
DIGNITARY
|
|
OFFICER
|
DIGNITARY
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
PERCOLATING CARAFE
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
ADMINISTRATIVE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
VAMOOSE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
RUN AWAY
|
|
COFFER
|
STRONGBOX
|
|
COFFEEREBELLION
|
EXCISE TAX REVOLT DURING PROHIBITION?
|
|
SQUAREDOFF
|
LOOKED READY TO FIGHT
|
|
OFFER
|
PERFORM
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
OFFENCE ON THE SPORTS FIELD.
|
|
SCOFFS
|
DISDAINS
|
|
OFFENDS
|
DISDAINS
|
|
TURNOFF
|
DISGUST
|
|
OFFEND
|
DISGUST
|
|
OFFICIALESE
|
FORMAL LANGUAGE CHANGING IF I LOSE FACE
|
|
TURNOFF
|
CAUSE TO LOSE INTEREST
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
SHOOTS
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
SHOOTS
|
|
SETOFFS
|
SHOOTS
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
RISE
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
ILLEGALITY IN ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL; SUBJECT OF LAW 11 IN FIFA'S LAWS OF THE GAME
|
|
BOFF
|
BIG LAUGH OR SUCCESS
|
|
TOPOFF
|
FINISH WITH A FLOURISH - OR WHAT PASSENGERS IN A CONVERTIBLE MAY RIDE WITH
|
|
POLICEOFFICERSCLUB
|
POLICE BATON
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
WORSHIPS
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
SWARMS
|
|
BETTEROFF
|
AT AN ADVANTAGE
|
|
OFFICEWEAR
|
SUIT
|
|
LOGSOFF
|
CLOSES A WINDOW, PERHAPS?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DETESTABLE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
PROCRASTINATE
|
|
CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
TIGHT-KNIT SOCIAL GROUP
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
GIVE VENT TO ANGER
|
|
OFFERTORIES
|
GIFTS
|
|
OFFERS
|
GIFTS
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
GIFTS
|
|
PROFFERS
|
GIFTS
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
GIFTS
|
|
FLEETOFFOOT
|
SWIFT
|
|
OFFER
|
REQUEST
|
|
OFFERING
|
REQUEST
|
|
HEADSOFF
|
PREVENTS
|
|
OFFICE
|
NO LONGER CHILLING IN WORKING ENVIRONMENT
|
|
OFFPUT
|
ACT OF DELAYING, OLD-STYLE
|
|
IMUSTBEOFF
|
'TA-TA'
|
|
IMOFF
|
'TA-TA'
|
|
IMUSTBEOFF
|
"TA-TA"
|
|
HOFFA
|
1992 BIOGRAPHICAL FILM STARRING JACK NICHOLSON AS A U.S. UNION LEADER
|
|
OFFICE
|
POST AWAY DIAMONDS
|
|
SENDOFF
|
SEND AWAY
|
|
OFFENDING
|
MISBEHAVING
|
|
STANDOFF
|
KEEP ONE'S DISTANCE FROM A RUGBY PLAYER
|
|
OFFERS
|
PUTS UP
|
|
OFFENDING
|
NETTLED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
NETTLED
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
AUTHORISED
|
|
BRIDGEOFFICER
|
*SULU, FOR ONE
|
|
OFF
|
REMOVE
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
REMOVE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
REMOVE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
WRETCHED
|
|
OFFERS
|
BROADCASTS
|
|
OFFEND
|
PUT ONE'S NOSE OUT OF JOINT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
HIDEOUS
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
NONCONFORMIST
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
SWAGGER
|
|
FINISHEDOFF
|
COMPLETED
|
|
CAPPEDOFF
|
COMPLETED
|
|
OFF
|
ROTTEN
|
|
OFFERS
|
QUESTIONS
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
BROOM
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
LIMBS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNCOMPLIMENTARY
|
|
OFFENDER
|
CRIMINAL
|
|
KEPTOFF
|
AVOIDED
|
|
OFFICIALTIMEINLOCALITY
|
MEAN SOLAR TIME
|
|
SLACKOFF
|
MAKE LESS
|
|
EASEDOFF
|
RECEDED
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
PERFORM THE DUTIES OF ONE IN CHARGE OF SPORTING EVENTS, ETC
|
|
CUPOFCOFFEE
|
"DRAW ONE," IN DINER SLANG
|
|
OFFENDING
|
NEEDLESS
|
|
OFFENDED
|
NEEDLESS
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
NEEDLESS
|
|
DIEOFF
|
CEASE TO EXIST
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
IN CHARGE OF ONE IN INTERNAL ORGAN IS CEREMONIAL
|
|
DOZEOFF
|
NOD
|
|
DROPOFF
|
NOD
|
|
FACESOFF
|
GOES HEAD TO HEAD
|
|
JOFFRE
|
ALBERTA HAMLET NEAR RED DEER
|
|
SUSANHOFFMANESQ
|
"___ RULES!"
|
|
OFF
|
ESCAPE WITH A SCORING SHOT ON ONE SIDE OF THE FIELD
|
|
OFFEND
|
HARASS
|
|
SCOFFS
|
SPEAKS SCORNFULLY
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
KILL BIG DEER, ENGLISH - NOT SEEN IN THE PERFORMANCE!
|
|
SENTOFF
|
EJECTED, AS FROM A SOCCER GAME
|
|
BEPISSEDOFF
|
BE UNCONTROLLABLY ANGRY
|
|
FALLOFF
|
DESCEND
|
|
TAKESOFF
|
FLIES
|
|
ITSOFF
|
'THE PARTY'S BEEN CANCELED'
|
|
OFFER
|
ASSAY
|
|
BITTERNESSOFFEELING
|
HARD FEELINGS
|
|
OFFENSE
|
HARD FEELINGS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
REPULSIVE
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BRANCH OF A PLANT OR TREE
|
|
OFFER
|
VOLUNTEER
|
|
OFFERHOUND
|
GUNG-HO PROPOSAL SEEKER?
|
|
LEDOFF
|
BEGAN
|
|
CUTOFF
|
APART
|
|
PEACEOFFICER
|
POLICEMAN
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICEMAN
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
BOSSY AND INTERFERING
|
|
OFFERED
|
CHIPPED
|
|
COFFEEBARS
|
JAVA JOINTS
|
|
OFFERING
|
SUGGESTING
|
|
OFFCENTER
|
UNBALANCED
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
CHILDREN
|
|
STANDOFF
|
DISTANT
|
|
FAROFF
|
DISTANT
|
|
ALONGWAYSOFF
|
DISTANT
|
|
far-off
|
DISTANT
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
FLAKES
|
|
OFFERING
|
OBLATION
|
|
off-the-shelf
|
READILY AVAILABLE
|
|
LETOFF
|
ACQUIT
|
|
LEADOFF
|
MAKE KNOWN
|
|
KICKOFF
|
MAKE KNOWN
|
|
CLEARFORTAKEOFF
|
GIVE THE GO-AHEAD FROM THE CONTROL TOWER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
GRIEVOUS
|
|
TIPOFF
|
ALERT
|
|
OFFICE
|
CLERICAL
|
|
OFFER
|
SACRIFICE
|
|
OFFER
|
BIDDING
|
|
DASHESOFF
|
WRITES QUICKLY
|
|
DASHEDOFF
|
WROTE QUICKLY
|
|
SCOFFED
|
DISBELIEVED
|
|
GOESOFF
|
EXPLODES
|
|
LETOFF
|
ALLOW TO GO FREE
|
|
SETOFF
|
MUSHROOM
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
HINDER
|
|
OFFSET
|
HINDER
|
|
CLOSEOFF
|
HINDER
|
|
OFFICE
|
SEE 13
|
|
DOFFED
|
REMOVED
|
|
OFFICE
|
DEPOT
|
|
TOFFEE
|
SWEET SIMILAR TO FUDGE BUT COOKED TO A HIGHER TEMPERATURE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
IMPERTINENT
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
IMPERTINENT
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
STRAIGHTFORWARD
|
|
OFFERS
|
ASSAYS
|
|
OFFICE BLOCK
|
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
BITING
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
DISPLAY OSTENTATIOUSLY
|
|
OFFENCE
|
TRANSGRESSION
|
|
OFFENSE
|
TRANSGRESSION
|
|
CRIESOFF
|
RENEGES
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
SEDIMENTS
|
|
OFFICE
|
SEE 4
|
|
COFFEE
|
SEE 4
|
|
OFFLEET
|
SEE 6
|
|
OFFICE
|
SEE 6
|
|
STORMSOFF
|
LEAVES IN A HUFF
|
|
COFFIN
|
A BOX FOR A BODY
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
OSTENTATIOUS EXHIBITIONIST
|
|
JERKOFF
|
IDIOTIC
|
|
OFFS
|
TAKES OUT
|
|
OFFKEY
|
INHARMONIOUS
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
CONFIRMED ROMAN COUPLE HAVE CAUGHT COLD IN KIDNEYS ETC
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
17-ACROSS HIT ... OR A HINT TO FOUR CONNECTED ANSWERS IN THIS PUZZLE
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
HUSKS
|
|
GOOFF
|
ROT
|
|
OFFS
|
DESTROYS
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE ENTRAILS
|
|
COFFER
|
CHEST
|
|
DIPCOFFEEMAKER
|
URN WITH A LADLE?
|
|
SEALOFF
|
BLOCKADE
|
|
HOTOFFTHEPRESS
|
JUST OUT
|
|
GLANCEOFF
|
DEFLECT
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
STAR OF "KRAMER VS. KRAMER" AND "RAIN MAN"
|
|
WHOLEBEANCOFFEE
|
GRINDER INPUT
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES A MOB HIT ON
|
|
OFFINGS
|
SUCCESSFUL MOB HITS
|
|
TERNOFFTHEJUICE
|
SEABIRD ABSTAINING?
|
|
TURNOFF
|
REPEL
|
|
WARDOFF
|
REPEL
|
|
PROFFER
|
PRESENT
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESENT
|
|
TICKOFF
|
REBUKE
|
|
TEARASTRIPOFF
|
REBUKE
|
|
FLINGOFF
|
SHED WITH PLEASURE
|
|
OFFEND
|
TRANSGRESS
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 56-ACROSS
|
|
OFFICER
|
AN - AND A GENTLEMAN; FILM STARRING RICHARD GERE AND DEBRA WINGER
|
|
TIEOFF
|
CLOSE WITH A SUTURE
|
|
ORDNANCEOFFICER
|
ONE ENSURING ARMY EQUIPMENT WORKS
|
|
SCOFFS
|
SHOWS SCORN
|
|
TROTOFF
|
DEPART HASTILY
|
|
COFFER
|
COMMON TENDER FOR A CHEST FOR VALUABLES
|
|
OFFER
|
TENDER FOR POSSIBLE INCLUSION OF IRON
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
SPRING FLOOD CAUSES
|
|
YOURSELFOFF
|
SEE 8
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
SEE 8
|
|
TIPOFF
|
WARN
|
|
TOFFEES
|
CONFECTIONERY
|
|
SCHOOLOFFISH
|
GROUP FOUND BELOW THE 37-ACROSS
|
|
OFFCUT
|
MATERIAL LEFT OVER
|
|
BARRELOFFUN
|
CARNIVAL OR CIRCUS, SO TO SPEAK
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
A CONTEST TO DECIDE A TIE IN A SPORTS COMPETITION
|
|
FRENCHRIPCOFFEE
|
WHY TEA IS PREFERRED IN PARIS?
|
|
RUNOFF
|
DOWNPOUR CONCERN
|
|
PRELUDETOAKISSOFF
|
"DEAR JOHN"?
|
|
KICKOFFS
|
CEREMONIES
|
|
BOFFICE
|
TICKET SELLER
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
TICKET SELLER
|
|
RUNOFFELECTIONS
|
DECISIVE POLITICAL CONTESTS
|
|
OFFICE
|
BUSINESS ROOM - POSITION OF RESPONSIBILITY OR DUTY
|
|
OFFICER
|
PERSON APPOINTED TO POSITION OF RESPONSIBILITY
|
|
CUTOFF
|
ISOLATE
|
|
OFF
|
COMMAND TO A POOCH ON A COUCH, MAYBE
|
|
GETOFFMYCASIO
|
"YOU'RE CRUSHING THE WATCH!"?
|
|
GETOFFMYCHASE
|
JEAN VALJEAN'S PLEA TO JAVERT?
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
FOREBEARS
|
|
SCOFF
|
FEED ON
|
|
PROFFER
|
BRING TO BEAR
|
|
OFFER
|
BRING TO BEAR
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
EGGSHELL
|
|
SCOFF
|
EAT LIKE A PIG - NAMELY, IN A BAD WAY
|
|
SCOFFING
|
IRONIC
|
|
OFFICERS
|
KIND OF CLUB
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
SIDE BRANCH ON A PLANT
|
|
OFFICEPARK
|
COMMERCIAL BUILDING COMPLEX
|
|
OFFHAND
|
IMPISH
|
|
STANDOFF
|
DRAW
|
|
TIPOFF
|
START OF A BASKETBALL GAME
|
|
OFFONATANGENT
|
DIGRESSING
|
|
OLIVEROFFICTION
|
SEE 49-DOWN
|
|
COFFEECRISP
|
CANADIAN CHOCOLATE BAR BY NESTLE: 2 WDS.
|
|
SLEEPSOFF
|
GETS RID OF HANGOVER, PERHAPS, A RESULT OF DUNCAN'S MURDER?
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
SOUND OF NOCTURNAL HUNTER, INITIALLY FROM SMALL BRANCH
|
|
SHAKEOFF
|
LEAVE BEHIND
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
BRIBERY OUTLAYS
|
|
HOFF
|
"THE TE OF PIGLET" AUTHOR
|
|
IRANOFFLAUGHING
|
"TEHRAN: PULLED A PRANK AND ___"
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DEFER
|
|
MALEOFFICEASSISTANT
|
ERRAND BOY
|
|
OFFICEBOY
|
ERRAND BOY
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
THE INITIAL MOVEMENT OR ASCENT OF A ROCKET FROM ITS LAUNCH PAD
|
|
TURNTHELOFF
|
USE A CLAPPER, PERHAPS
|
|
RIPOFF
|
DEFRAUD
|
|
OFFER
|
ADVISE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ATROCIOUS
|
|
OFFDAY
|
NOT ONE'S BEST TIME
|
|
CALLEDOFF
|
CANCELLED
|
|
OFF
|
CANCELLED
|
|
PERSONIFICATIONOFFROST
|
COLD WEATHER
|
|
IMOFF
|
"SEE YA!"
|
|
OFFA
|
DYKE-BUILDING KING
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
ECCENTRIC OF LOUD ACCENT
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
EXHIBITIONIST WHO'S OF LOUD DISPOSITION
|
|
OFFICE
|
SEE 17
|
|
SCOFF
|
MUNCH AWAY AT A PIECE OF BISCUIT
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
"RHODA," "THE JEFFERSONS," ETC.
|
|
OFFENDED
|
HEAVY
|
|
COFFERS
|
CASES
|
|
HOMEOFFICE
|
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT
|
|
FOREIGNOFFICE
|
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT
|
|
OFFENDS
|
GOADS
|
|
DUSTOFF
|
SHARPEN, AS LONG-UNUSED SKILLS
|
|
OFFSET
|
ATONE FOR
|
|
TOFFEEAPPLE
|
STICKY FAIRGROUND ATTRACTION?
|
|
OFFAL
|
TONGUE, LIVER, OR KIDNEY FOR EXAMPLE
|
|
DROPCOFFEEMAKER
|
NO LONGER CARRY FOLGERS OR MAXWELL HOUSE?
|
|
COFFEECONTAINER
|
MAXWELL HOUSE TIN
|
|
COFFEELATCH
|
MAXWELL HOUSE'S LOCK?
|
|
OFFSET
|
BALANCE OUT
|
|
OFF
|
INSECT REPELLENT
|
|
OFFEND
|
SPUR
|
|
OFFS
|
SWITCH POSITIONS
|
|
ONOFF
|
SWITCH POSITIONS
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
SWITCH POSITIONS
|
|
OFFICE
|
SERVICE CHARGE
|
|
OFFONESROCKER
|
NUTS
|
|
OFFSET
|
BALANCE
|
|
NAMEOFF
|
ENUMERATE
|
|
DOFF
|
TIP ONE'S TOPPER
|
|
HITITOFF
|
GET ALONG
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
INTERMITTENT, AS A ROMANCE, OR WHAT'S IN THE STARRED ANSWERS
|
|
SKIMOFF
|
CONCEAL A PORTION OF, AS WINNINGS
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
THE DECIDING MATCH IN A SERIES
|
|
OFFICER
|
COP
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
PROVOCATIVE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
PROVOCATIVE
|
|
OFF
|
SHUT DOWN BECAUSE IT SMELLS A BIT
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
"DON'T TOUCH!"
|
|
KEEPOFF
|
"DON'T TOUCH!"
|
|
TAKEOFFSTRIP
|
AIRPLANE LANDING AREA
|
|
SCOFFLAW
|
FLOUTER OF GOVERNMENT DICTATES
|
|
OFFEND
|
SIN BEYOND FURTHEST POINT OF THE SCALE?
|
|
OFF
|
"GET ___"
|
|
OFFER
|
HIRER'S COMMUNICATION
|
|
OFFAL
|
NON-VEGETARIAN, IS IT BAD FOR A PUPIL?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
SENSITIVE PEOPLE MAY TAKE IT TO BE A CRIME
|
|
OFFICES
|
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS - WHERE THEY SELL TICKETS
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
RID ONESELF OF
|
|
COFFERS
|
EXCHEQUERS
|
|
LEVELSOFF
|
PLATEAUS
|
|
DISPENSEROFFINESPRAY
|
ATOMIZER
|
|
SNAPSOFF
|
REMOVES, AS A TWIG
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
TWIG
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
ALOOF
|
|
OFFISH
|
ALOOF
|
|
SCOFFSAT
|
DERIDES
|
|
SCOFFS
|
DERIDES
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
RECOGNIZED
|
|
OFFERING
|
SAYING ONE IS WILLING TO MAKE A SACRIFICE
|
|
THEGIFTOFFEAR
|
"___ AND OTHER CHRISTMAS IDEAS BY STEPHEN KING"
|
|
OFFEND
|
SNEEZE AT
|
|
SCOFF
|
SNEEZE
|
|
OFFSET
|
KIND OF PRINTING
|
|
BUMPOFF
|
MURDER
|
|
OFFENDED
|
GRUMPY
|
|
CAPOFF
|
CULMINATE
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CONFECTIONARY ITEM
|
|
RIPOFF
|
SELL SHORT
|
|
SLACKSOFF
|
A BIT TOO CASUAL FOR CASUAL FRIDAY?
|
|
PENSIONINGOFF
|
RETIREMENT PAYOUT
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
SHARE OF PROFITS
|
|
RAKEOFFS
|
ILLEGAL SHARES OF PROFITS
|
|
KICKOFFS
|
SURRENDERS
|
|
DIEOFF
|
PERISH IN LARGE NUMBERS
|
|
DIE OFF
|
PERISH IN LARGE NUMBERS
|
|
HANDOFF
|
FOB OFF
|
|
BOFFIN
|
SCIENTIST BROUGHT IN TO FOB OFF INSPECTORS
|
|
COFFEEMAKER
|
APPLIANCE THAT PRODUCES THE FIRST WORDS OF THE ANSWERS TO THIS PUZZLE'S LONGEST ENTRIES
|
|
OFF
|
UNSATISFACTORY
|
|
SENTOFF
|
DISPATCHED
|
|
PROOFOFOFFENSES
|
CRIME EVIDENCE?
|
|
FAROFF
|
IN THE DISTANCE
|
|
ABUNDANCEOFFINANCIALRESOURCES
|
BOTTOMLESS PURSE
|
|
WHYSAYNOOFFENSE
|
"STATE" OF DOUBT
|
|
BEFOREOFFENDING
|
"STATE" OF DOUBT
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
"ORPHEUS IN THE UNDERWORLD" COMPOSER
|
|
NODOFF
|
FALL ASLEEP
|
|
DOZEOFF
|
FALL ASLEEP
|
|
DROPOFF
|
FALL ASLEEP
|
|
NOD OFF
|
FALL ASLEEP
|
|
OFFCHANCE
|
SLIGHT POSSIBILITY
|
|
SHAVESECONDSOFF
|
DESTROY A TRACK RECORD, IN A WAY
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
REPRODUCE
|
|
WEBOFFSET
|
PRINTING PROCESS
|
|
OFFSET
|
PRINTING PROCESS
|
|
SCOFF
|
JOSH
|
|
PAYOFF
|
FRINGE BENEFIT
|
|
OFFAL
|
LEFT A LEARNER THE MEAT FROM THE INSIDE
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
CAPE CANAVERAL EVENT
|
|
OFFAL
|
TRIMMED INTERNAL PARTS OF A CARCASE, EDIBLE OR NOT
|
|
ONOFF
|
SWITCH WORDS
|
|
OFFENDS
|
STINGS
|
|
BLOWTHELIDOFF
|
EXPOSE, IN A WAY
|
|
HACKINGCOFFER
|
USING AN AXE ON A STRONGBOX?
|
|
PICKOFF
|
SHOOT SELECTIVELY
|
|
OFFENSES
|
EXPLOSIONS
|
|
DOFF
|
PERFORM VERY LOUDLY IN SHED
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
UNENVIABLE EXCHANGE
|
|
SKIMOFF
|
TAKE FROM THE TOP
|
|
SKIMOFF
|
TAKE FROM THE TOP, IN A WAY
|
|
SETOFF
|
OFFSET
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
SPOTTY
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
SPOTTY
|
|
TEEOFFON
|
LAMBASTE
|
|
DIEOFF
|
GO EXTINCT
|
|
PUTOFF
|
HAVING LITTLE MONEY, POSH GENT IS DISCOURAGED
|
|
OFFTRACKBETTING
|
BETTING SYSTEM
|
|
BLOWINGOFFSTEAM
|
RELEASING PENT-UP EMOTIONS
|
|
LETOFFSOMESTEAM
|
RELEASE ONE'S PENT-UP EMOTIONS
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BREAKAWAY GROUP
|
|
OFFERING
|
PART OF A CHURCH SERVICE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
DISCONTINUED
|
|
OFF
|
DISCONTINUED
|
|
BROKEOFF
|
DISCONTINUED
|
|
GOOFOFF
|
WASTE TIME
|
|
POLICEOFFICERSCLUB
|
BATON
|
|
OFFER
|
POSIT
|
|
WALKOFFHOMER
|
EXCITING BASEBALL GAME ENDER
|
|
WALKOFFHOMERUNS
|
DRAMATIC GAME ENDERS
|
|
TOFFEES
|
CHEWY CANDIES
|
|
DOFFS
|
THROWS OFF
|
|
SLOPEOFF
|
DECLINE GENTLY, AS A HILLSIDE
|
|
STATEOFFLUX
|
POSITION OF UNCERTAINTY AFTER A DEFINING EVENT
|
|
NATIONOFFLAWS
|
COUNTRY WITH PROBLEMS?
|
|
OFFENDED
|
SEE 3
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
JETTISON
|
|
HALLOFFAMER
|
SLAUGHTER
|
|
OFFERS
|
PUTS FORTH
|
|
OFFICEHOLDERS
|
AGENTS
|
|
OFFICE
|
WORKROOM
|
|
PAYOFF
|
CRUNCH
|
|
OFFA
|
MERCIAN KING
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
DISTANT POSITION OF ANGLE
|
|
OFFED
|
ELIMINATED
|
|
COLINGOFFPERIOD
|
HOCKEY INTERMISSION?
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
BOLTS
|
|
OFFENDED
|
INFURIATED
|
|
VEALOFFORTUNE
|
VERY VALUABLE WIENER SCHNITZEL?
|
|
TENDEROFFER
|
BID FROM A CORPORATE RAIDER, PERHAPS
|
|
OFFSPRINGORRELATIVES
|
ORGANISM
|
|
OFFED
|
ERASED
|
|
BEOFF
|
GO AWAY
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
GO AWAY
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
GO AWAY
|
|
OFFICIALLY
|
IN A PROPERLY AUTHORISED WAY
|
|
OFFBASE
|
MISTAKEN
|
|
OFFBEAM
|
MISTAKEN
|
|
OFF
|
MISTAKEN
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
CROPS
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
CAPTURES
|
|
OFFENDING
|
CHOPPED
|
|
BOFF
|
COPULATE
|
|
OFFED
|
DID AWAY WITH, IN GANGSTER LINGO
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
SEE 15
|
|
OFFIRE
|
SEE 15
|
|
PEELSOFF
|
REMOVES, AS A RIND
|
|
OFFENDED
|
PAINED
|
|
BOFFIN
|
EGGHEAD LEAVING IN RUBBISH CONTAINER
|
|
OFFS
|
SHOW-___
|
|
OFFSET
|
PLACE AT AN ANGLE TO THE MAIN ALIGNMENT
|
|
PICKOFFMOVE
|
UNDERHANDED THROW
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
BLOW A GASKET
|
|
TIMEHEBITESOFF
|
MORE OF SAGE ADVICE
|
|
MADEOFF
|
ABSCONDED
|
|
RANOFF
|
ABSCONDED
|
|
ROLLSOFFILM
|
THEY'RE NOT LOADED MUCH ANYMORE
|
|
OFFAL
|
WASTE AREA OF FALKLAND ISLANDS
|
|
OFFBALANCE
|
ALL THINGS CONSIDERED ... TESTING, TESTING ... NEVER MIND, TRY THIS CLUE: UNSTABLE
|
|
MRCOFFEE
|
AUTOMATIC-DRIP MACHINE MAKER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
FILTHY
|
|
OFFING
|
REMOVING WITHOUT DATE IN THE NEAR FUTURE
|
|
IMOFF
|
"LATER!"
|
|
KNOCKOFFWOOD
|
FAKE MOLDING IN A ROOM?
|
|
OFFEND
|
FAKE OUT
|
|
COFFERS
|
STRONGBOXES
|
|
OFFERS
|
HANDLES
|
|
GOOFEDOFF
|
IDLED
|
|
COOLSOFF
|
GETS LESS ANGRY: 2 WORDS
|
|
ROUNDINGOFF
|
COMPLEMENT
|
|
TOPOFF
|
COMPLEMENT
|
|
OFFUTURERESULTS
|
UNDERDOG'S MOTIVATION
|
|
OFFICESEEKER
|
CHIEFTAIN
|
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
BEATNIK HANGOUT
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
REDUNDANCIES
|
|
OFFER
|
PROFFER
|
|
KICKOFF
|
EXPIRE
|
|
LEFTOFF
|
NOT INCLUDED
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
OVERSEE
|
|
BITTERNESSOFFEELING
|
ANIMOSITY
|
|
SCOFFING
|
DERISIVELY SPEAKING WITH ONE'S MOUTH FULL?
|
|
BOFFODEREK
|
SENSATIONAL SEX SYMBOL?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
GLARING
|
|
OFFERING
|
SEE 20 AC, COLLECTION OF MUSICAL PIECES BY JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH BASED ON A THEME BY FREDERICK II OF PRUSSIA
|
|
OFFKEY
|
NOTHING VERY LOUD AND IMPORTANT: OUT OF TUNE
|
|
telling-off
|
EARFUL
|
|
WITHAGROUPOFFRIENDS
|
RIDDLE, PART 2
|
|
TOOPENASHOPTHATOFFERS
|
RIDDLE, PART 2
|
|
RANOFF
|
FLED
|
|
RAN OFF
|
FLED
|
|
TOFFEES
|
CONFECTIONERY USED AS PART PAYMENT OF FEES
|
|
TOFFEE
|
HARD-TO-CHEW SWEET
|
|
NHLPLAYOFFS
|
ANNUAL SPORTS EVENTS
|
|
OFFSET
|
ALLOW FOR
|
|
OFFICER
|
PERSON OF RANK.
|
|
RINSEOFF
|
LIGHTLY WASH
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
SUBSCRIPTIONS
|
|
OFFAIR
|
TAPED FROM BROADCAST
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
FEES
|
|
OFFAL
|
INTERNAL ORGANS AS FOOD
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
IRATE
|
|
OFFEND
|
BREAK THE LAW
|
|
TWISTOFF
|
KIND OF CAP
|
|
OFFED
|
FOULED
|
|
SCOFFLAW
|
SOURCES OF SOME CAUSES OF ERROR? I DEFY ORDER
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
CHAPTERS
|
|
CHAINOFFOOLS
|
1968 ARETHA FRANKLIN HIT
|
|
PAYOFF
|
SOUNDS LIKE THERE'S NO WAGES FOR BRIBE
|
|
OFFENDER
|
"REPEAT ___"
|
|
TROTOFF
|
LEAVE JAUNTILY
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
GRAFT
|
|
PAYOFF
|
GRAFT
|
|
TELLINGSOFF
|
ADMONISHMENT
|
|
OFFERED
|
PROPOSED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
DISDAINFUL
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DISDAINFUL
|
|
OFFENSE
|
INFRINGEMENT
|
|
TOFF
|
SWELL, REACHING A HIGH VOLUME
|
|
INOFF
|
FOUL SHOT IN SNOOKER
|
|
RANOFF
|
BOLTED
|
|
BITTERNESSOFFEELING
|
HOSTILITY
|
|
TOOKTHEGLOVESOFF
|
DURING CONTRACT TALKS, A FIGHTERS' CLUB __
|
|
SENDOFF
|
DISPATCH
|
|
SOFFIT
|
UNDERSIDE OF ARCH, STAIR, ETC
|
|
COFFINNAIL
|
CIGARETTE
|
|
OFFICES
|
CLASSES
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
UNCONVENTIONAL
|
|
OFFEND
|
BE DISAGREEABLE
|
|
CASTOFF
|
EMIT
|
|
THROWOFF
|
EMIT
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
COUNTS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ICKY
|
|
TAILSOFF
|
LESSENS
|
|
FLAGOFFICER
|
CAPTAIN'S SUPERIOR
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
FLEX
|
|
FEOFFS
|
INVESTS WITH LAND, IN OLDEN TIMES
|
|
COFFEEPLOT
|
SCHEME HATCHED AT A STARBUCKS?
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
ACTUALLY
|
|
INPOINTOFFACT
|
ACTUALLY
|
|
BOOOFFTHESTAGE
|
DRIVE AWAY, AS A COMIC
|
|
THEGOBLETOFFIRE
|
HARRY POTTER SERIES PART
|
|
CUTOFF
|
BLOCK OFF
|
|
TURKISHCOFFEE
|
STRONG DRINK
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
BURLESQUE
|
|
OFFENDER
|
CRIMINAL, WRONG-DOER
|
|
TRAILOFF
|
FAIL TO FINISH ONE'S SENTENCE
|
|
OFFDRIVE
|
CRICKET SHOT
|
|
OFFCAMERA
|
UNSEEN
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
OUTRAGEOUS
|
|
OFFHAND
|
UNFRIENDLY WAY IT IS DONE WITHOUT THINKING
|
|
NONCOMMISSIONEDOFFICER
|
NCO IN FULL
|
|
PUBLICQUIRKSOFFICE
|
AGENCY THAT ENCOURAGES ECCENTRIC BEHAVIOR?
|
|
STANDOFFISHNESS
|
ALOOF BEHAVIOR
|
|
OFFENSE
|
ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOR
|
|
OFFER
|
MAKE AVAILABLE
|
|
OFFERS
|
PROPOSES TO MAKE AVAILABLE
|
|
TAPEROFF
|
PETER OUT
|
|
TAILOFF
|
PETER OUT
|
|
CUTOFF
|
FIXED LIMIT
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
OUT TO SEA, AWAY FROM LAND
|
|
SCOFFER
|
UNBELIEVER
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
CONSTITUENT
|
|
OFFAL
|
ENTRAILS
|
|
SCOFF
|
SPEAK SCORNFULLY; EAT
|
|
OFFICE
|
BUREAU
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
GO-GETTER
|
|
OFFALY
|
IN CRICKET SIDE, GET A HALF-CENTURY BEFORE CLOSE OF PLAY FOR COUNTY
|
|
LOADOFFYOURMIND
|
TAKE A __
|
|
TEAROFF
|
TAKE A PAGE FROM SOMEONE'S BOOK?
|
|
SWITCHINGOFF
|
CUTTING TWEET ABOUT CHARMER NOT IN GOOD TASTE
|
|
OFFENSE
|
SNUB
|
|
FLUFFOFF
|
SNUB
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
BREWING DEVICE IN A DINER
|
|
OFFENSE
|
VILLAINY
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICE(WO)MAN
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
APPENDAGE
|
|
OFF
|
NOT WORKING FOR THE DAY
|
|
WELLOFF
|
COMFORTABLE
|
|
FALLOFF
|
DECREASE
|
|
EASEDOFF
|
LET UP
|
|
EASEOFF
|
LET UP
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
DIRECT
|
|
MOUTHOFF
|
GET SASSY WITH SOMEONE
|
|
COFFER
|
ONE CLEARING THROAT LOUDLY? IT'S THE CHEST
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
BETTERS
|
|
HOLDOFF
|
DETER
|
|
THREWOFF
|
MISLED
|
|
OFFICE
|
BEFORE, IT WAS ON EVERY 24; AFTER, UNAVAILABLE, IT'S FROZEN
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
DENUDE
|
|
TOFF
|
ENRAGE
|
|
TEEOFF
|
ENRAGE
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
GIVING UP OF ONE THING FOR ANOTHER
|
|
OFF
|
OUTTA HERE
|
|
HIVEOFF
|
TO DIVERT ASSETS FROM WORKER'S HOME IS NOT ON
|
|
OFFER
|
PROPOSE
|
|
OFFERMARRIAGE
|
PROPOSE
|
|
OFF
|
TAKE OUT
|
|
OFFHAND
|
CASUAL
|
|
OFFHANDED
|
CASUAL
|
|
DEGREEOFFREEDOM
|
INCARCERATED STUDENT'S GOAL?
|
|
OFF
|
AMISS
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
ENTERTAINMENTS
|
|
CASTOFF
|
ACTORS ON HOLIDAY BEGIN A VOYAGE
|
|
OFF
|
BELOW PAR
|
|
FIFTEENMINUTESOFFAME
|
MOMENTARY SUCCESS
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
ONE'S INCLINED TO COVER BAD CUT
|
|
CRYOFF
|
CANCEL A PLAN
|
|
PAYOFF
|
CLIMAX; A FINAL SETTLING OF ACCOUNTS
|
|
TOFF
|
SWELL
|
|
OFF
|
"NOISES ___," FRAYN FARCE
|
|
SCOFFSAT
|
RIDICULES
|
|
OFFERING
|
AUCTION
|
|
PARTYOFFIVE
|
"ODD" TV DRAMA STARRING NEVE CAMPBELL
|
|
CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
POSSE
|
|
OFFICEPARK
|
COMMERCIAL COMPLEX
|
|
OFFA
|
DYKE-BUILDING KING OF MERCIA
|
|
COFFINSPELL
|
BEDTIME FOR DRACULA?
|
|
HARDWORKPAYSOFF
|
START OF A QUIP
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
TIE-BREAKING CONTEST, E.G.
|
|
OFF
|
AWRY
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
ACCOUNT FOR, AS AN INVENTORY ITEM
|
|
OFFICE
|
SECRETARY'S WORKPLACE
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
CLUSTER
|
|
OFFICE
|
SECRETARY'S PLACE OF WORK
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIME OF SWORD FIGHTER? NOT RIGHT
|
|
OFFENDS
|
BOILS
|
|
OFFING
|
GETTING NEARER BEING AWAY?
|
|
KNOCKOFFWOOD
|
FAKE MODELING MATERIAL?
|
|
COFFERS
|
CHESTS SOUNDING LIKE BRONCHITIS SUFFERERS?
|
|
RAKEOFFS
|
ILL-GOTTEN GAINS
|
|
OFFER
|
BID FOR TREASURE CHEST WITH MISSING LID
|
|
SENDOFF
|
CATAPULT
|
|
YOUTHFULOFFENDER
|
YOUNG CRIMINAL
|
|
JUVENILEOFFENDER
|
EXTRAORDINARILY, ELEVEN INJURED CARRYING OFF YOUNG CRIMINAL
|
|
COFFER
|
STRONG-BOX
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE A HAT AS A GREETING
|
|
COFFER
|
CARTON
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DISGUSTING
|
|
COFFEE
|
SEE 67-ACROSS
|
|
CUTOFF
|
DEADLINE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
KEEP APART
|
|
SNAPOFF
|
BREAK OFF
|
|
OFFERS
|
BIDS
|
|
CHIPSOFFTHEOLDBLOCK
|
"NEEDLESS TO SAY, THEY WERE ___..."
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
OUT OF SIGHT OF THE HOUSE, KILL AN ANIMAL WITH BUTT OF RIFLE
|
|
HOFF
|
THE TAO OF POOH AUTHOR BENJAMIN
|
|
SCAREDOFF
|
COWED
|
|
HONEOFFAME
|
RENOWNED RAZOR SHARPENER?
|
|
OFFERS
|
FEELERS
|
|
DROPPGOFF
|
DOZING
|
|
NODDINGOFF
|
DOZING
|
|
RIPOFF
|
AN INFERIOR IMITATION
|
|
KICKOFF
|
GET UNDER WAY
|
|
KARLOFFFILM
|
"THE MUMMY," FOR ONE
|
|
OFFENDS
|
MAKES ANGRY
|
|
DAYSOFF
|
THEY CAN MAKE WEEKENDS LONG
|
|
EASEOFF
|
SLACKEN GRADUALLY
|
|
COFFEE
|
BEIGE
|
|
OFFICIATING
|
CONDUCTING
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DISHONORABLE
|
|
OFFICE
|
SEE 21
|
|
BOFFOLA
|
SENSATIONAL, TO VARIETY
|
|
TWOFORONEOFFERS
|
SOME BARGAINS
|
|
TOFFEES
|
CHEWY SWEETS
|
|
LAYOFFFROM
|
AVOID, AS A SNACK
|
|
HAULEDOFF
|
PREPARED TO PUNCH
|
|
HAULOFFON
|
PREPARE TO PUNCH
|
|
PLAYOFFBOOTH
|
PLACE TO BUY A POSTSEASON PROGRAM?
|
|
WEREOFF
|
"FIRST LADY OF SONG," FAMILIARLY
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
SIDE EFFECT
|
|
LAYOFF
|
DISMISS TEMPORARILY
|
|
OFFERED
|
QUESTIONED
|
|
SPINOFF
|
INCIDENTAL BENEFIT
|
|
spin-off
|
INCIDENTAL BENEFIT
|
|
SETOFF
|
IGNITE
|
|
PAYOFF
|
BRIBE
|
|
BUYOFF
|
BRIBE
|
|
COFFER
|
REPORT OF PERSON UNPOPULAR IN THEATRE BOX?
|
|
DOFFED
|
TOOK OFF ONE'S HAT
|
|
DOFF
|
TAKE OFF ONE'S HAT IN SALUTATION
|
|
OFFDAY
|
WHEN ONE IS NOT AT ONE'S BEST
|
|
TOFFEE
|
SWEET OF SUGAR, BUTTER
|
|
KEEPOFFANDON
|
BE ON THE FENCE
|
|
OFFING
|
HIT MAN'S "ICING"
|
|
OFFENDING
|
ICING
|
|
LEAPOFFAITH
|
ACCEPTANCE SANS PROOF
|
|
CUTOFF
|
SECLUDED
|
|
LEAPOFFAITH
|
FOOLISHLY ACCEPTED DEAL
|
|
SCOFF
|
DEVOUR
|
|
POSTOFFICEBOSC
|
MAIL CLERK'S FRUIT?
|
|
TICKEDOFFPOINTS
|
EMPHASIZED ITEMS ON A LIST, SAY
|
|
OFF
|
WIDE OF THE MARK
|
|
OFFTHESUBJECT
|
WIDE OF THE MARK
|
|
OFFENDED
|
MEDDLESOME
|
|
OFFICER
|
PERSON IN POSITION OF AUTHORITY
|
|
OFFICES
|
POSITIONS OF AUTHORITY
|
|
OFFICIALS
|
THEY'RE IN POSITIONS OF AUTHORITY
|
|
BITTERNESSOFFEELING
|
ENMITY
|
|
SQUEALOFFORTUNE
|
'I HIT THE LOTTERY!!!'?
|
|
POORESTOFFICE
|
LEAST IMPRESSIVE PLACE OF BUSINESS?
|
|
COFFEECANTATA
|
BACH VOCAL WORK
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
SMALL CAFE
|
|
OFFENDING
|
HURTFUL
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
ECCENTRIC BIT OF SYNCOPATION
|
|
OFFERER
|
PROPOSER
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
END OF SEASON MATCHES BETWEEN PROMOTION CONTENDERS?
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EXECUTIVEOFFICE
|
HOME OFFICE
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MAINOFFICE
|
HOME OFFICE
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LETOFFSTEAM
|
GET RID OF PENT ENERGY
|
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OFFICIAL
|
SANCTIONED
|
|
FALLOFF
|
TOBOGGAN
|
|
BETOLDWHEREONEGETSOFF
|
SUFFER VERBAL ABUSE, LIKE A STRANGER ON A BUS?
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|
ROLLONROLLOFF
|
TYPE OF FERRY
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ROPEDOFF
|
ENCLOSED, IN A WAY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
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BARNYARD
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PASSOFF
|
FOIST
|
|
OFF
|
AT LEISURE
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
PEDIGREE
|
|
GOOFOFF
|
INACTIVE PERSON WHO WATCHES A LOT OF TELEVISION
|
|
OFFSETS
|
CORRECTS
|
|
OFFENSE
|
INDIGNATION
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNDESIRABLE
|
|
TOPOFF
|
FILL FULLY, AS A GAS TANK
|
|
OFFER
|
BESTOW
|
|
OFF
|
OLD FINES CANCELLED
|
|
SCOFFS
|
MOCKS
|
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STALLOFF
|
STONEWALL
|
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SEALOFF
|
QUARANTINE
|
|
OFFWEGO
|
U.S. AIR FORCE SONG OPENING
|
|
OFF
|
INSECT REPELLENT BRAND
|
|
SHOOKOFF
|
REJECTED
|
|
OFFENSE
|
MISDEED
|
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OFFENCE
|
MISDEED
|
|
TOSSEDOFF
|
IMPROMPTU
|
|
OFF THE CUFF
|
IMPROMPTU
|
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OFFTHECUFF
|
IMPROMPTU
|
|
OFFHAND
|
DISCOURTEOUS
|
|
PONDOFFLESH
|
PLACE FOR SKINNY-DIPPING?
|
|
OFFENDER
|
CRIMINAL WHO KILLS WITHOUT PURPOSE
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
REISSUE OF A SINGLE ARTICLE FORM A PERIODICAL
|
|
OFFERED
|
RESISTANCE SUSTAINED BY FOOD'S HELD OUT
|
|
OFFENSIVES
|
CREEPS
|
|
OFFAL
|
REFUSE FROM A ROOF FALLING IN
|
|
OFFERS
|
EXHIBITS
|
|
COFFIN
|
CRATE
|
|
HOFF
|
"BAYWATCH" STAR DAVID'S NICKNAME, WITH "THE"
|
|
OFFASDYKE
|
EARTHWORKS MARKING TRADITIONAL BOUNDARY BETWEEN ENGLAND AND WALES
|
|
OFFER
|
TENDER OF FRENCH METAL
|
|
COFFEEBARS
|
THEY HAVE LATTE CHARGES
|
|
KEEPOFF
|
AVOID, AS A LAWN
|
|
ORGANICCOFFEE
|
BREW PRODUCED WITHOUT PESTICIDES
|
|
OFFA
|
"LIKE WATER ___ DUCK'S BACK"
|
|
DAVIDHUSTLEHOFF
|
RIDER IN A BIG RUSH?
|
|
BOFFO
|
FAB
|
|
LEADOFFHITTER
|
FIGHT-STARTING SIBLING?
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|
SETOFF
|
BEGAN A JOURNEY
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPLACE
|
BEGINNING OF VENTURE
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
ALTERNATE TITLE FOR THIS PUZZLE?
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|
OFFTHERACK
|
ALTERNATE TITLE FOR THIS PUZZLE?
|
|
OFFHANDEDLY
|
"OH, I JUST FED THE ALLIGATOR," TOM SAID ___
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ROAMOFF
|
STRAY AWAY
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
KINDS
|
|
DOFF
|
TAKE OFF, AS A HAT
|
|
DOFFS
|
TAKES OFF, AS ONE'S HAT
|
|
badly-off
|
POOR
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
POOR
|
|
BADOFF
|
POOR
|
|
BADOFF
|
INDIGENT
|
|
COFFEETABLE
|
KIND OF BOOK
|
|
HEADOFF
|
TURN AWAY
|
|
TEEDOFF
|
STARTED ON A COURSE
|
|
OFFAL
|
ANIMAL ORGANS USED FOR FOOD
|
|
LEECHEDOFF
|
*TOOK ADVANTAGE (OF)
|
|
SPOILSOFOFFICE
|
POLITICAL PATRONAGE
|
|
FAVORSOFOFFICE
|
POLITICAL PATRONAGE
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
SHORTENED
|
|
CUTOFF
|
SHORTENED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
CANTANKEROUS
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE, AS A BERET
|
|
OFFER
|
SUMMONS
|
|
OFFICEBASH
|
DEC. 31 EVENT, FOR SOME
|
|
TELLOFF
|
GIVE A TONGUE-LASHING
|
|
EYEOFNEWTANDTOEOFFROG
|
INGREDIENTS IN MACBETH WITCHES' BREW
|
|
PUTOFF
|
LENGTHEN
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 19
|
|
SPINOFF
|
TV PROGRAMME, FOLLOW-UP TO EARLIER SUCCESSFUL ONE
|
|
OFFHAND
|
CAVALIER
|
|
OFFICE
|
A PLACE OF BUSINESS
|
|
OFFICIALS
|
EXES
|
|
IMOFF
|
"PEACE OUT"
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
SATIRE
|
|
OFFLOADS
|
UNLOADS
|
|
KICKOFF
|
EXILE FROM?
|
|
ESCOFFIER
|
CHEF WHO WROTE LE GUIDE CULINAIRE AND INTRODUCED FRENCH HAUTE CUISINE TO THE SAVOY, CARLTON AND THE RITZ
|
|
HAMOFFRYE
|
POOR ACTOR STAYING SOBER?
|
|
OFF
|
INTENTIONALLY MURDER SOMEONE
|
|
OFFHAND
|
IMPOLITE AND UNSATISFACTORY LABOURER
|
|
KICKSOFF
|
BEGINS
|
|
REELOFF
|
UTTER FLUENTLY
|
|
TRIMOFF
|
DISENGAGE
|
|
OFFICERED
|
ARMED
|
|
Office of Fair Trading
|
CONSUMER PROTECTION BODY REPLACED BY THE COMPETITION AND MARKETS AUTHORITY IN 2014
|
|
COFFINS
|
DEPOSITS
|
|
SLACKSOFFON
|
GETS LESS STRICT ABOUT
|
|
DOFF
|
FLIP ONE'S LID?
|
|
SHAVEOFF
|
REMOVE, AS A MUSTACHE
|
|
ANOFFER
|
SEE 26-ACROSS
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESENT FOR CONSIDERATION
|
|
TOPOFF
|
FILL, AS A PARTIALLY FULL CUP
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
IMPERSONATE
|
|
ISSUEDANOFFICIAL
|
RIDDLE, PART 3
|
|
THATOFFERSSEVERAL
|
RIDDLE, PART 3
|
|
BROADCASTTHATOFFERS
|
RIDDLE, PART 3
|
|
SCOFF
|
DERIDE
|
|
SCOFFAT
|
DERIDE
|
|
SPINOFF
|
BY-PRODUCT
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
SEE 18
|
|
POLISHESOFF
|
DEVOURS
|
|
TOUCHOFFROST
|
PERSONIFICATION OF FROST
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
SLACK TIME OF YEAR
|
|
OFFICIALFAMILY
|
ASSEMBLY
|
|
COFFEEKLATCH
|
ASSEMBLY
|
|
OFF
|
SLIGHTLY ASKEW
|
|
OFFBROADWAY
|
EXPERIMENTAL SHOW SITE
|
|
COFFIN
|
CHEST FOR A DEAD BODY
|
|
TAKETHEEDGEOFF
|
*MITIGATE
|
|
OFFING
|
IN THE - MEANS LIKELY TO HAPPEN SOON
|
|
OFFENCE
|
ILLEGAL ACT OF HANDLER OF STOLEN GOODS
|
|
OFFEND
|
COMMIT ILLEGAL ACT
|
|
OFFENSE
|
BATTERY
|
|
DOFFS
|
TIPS TO A LADY, PERHAPS
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
CONFRONTATIONS
|
|
OFFSIDES
|
FOOTBALL INFRACTIONS
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
ASSERTIVELY MEDDLING
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
STUCK-UP
|
|
OFFROADBICYCLE
|
ALLTERRAIN BICYCLE
|
|
OFFROADBIKE
|
ALLTERRAIN BICYCLE
|
|
PAYOFF
|
CLINCHER
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE ANIMAL VISCERA
|
|
OFF
|
IT'S NOT 'ON' FOR SOMEONE TO NAME THESE GARDEN SHRUBS CAMELLIA JAPONICA 'KICK ___' AND FORSYTHIA X INTERMEDIA 'SHOW ___'!
|
|
OFFERED
|
DEDICATED
|
|
OFFENDS
|
LAPSES
|
|
LISTSOFF
|
ENUMERATES
|
|
SCOFF
|
MOCK ONE'S FOOD?
|
|
OFFING
|
PART OF SEA CURRENT ENTERS WRONG GULF
|
|
OFFED
|
ERASED, MOBSTER-STYLE
|
|
OFFSET
|
MAKE UP FOR
|
|
OFFPAT
|
PERFECTLY MEMORISED
|
|
REVERSALOFFORTUNE
|
BUSINESS MAGAZINE THAT'S PRINTED BACKWARD?
|
|
OFFICE
|
SECRETARIAL
|
|
OFFCUT
|
GOFF CUTELY HOLDS AN ODDMENT
|
|
PAYOFF
|
BUY OFF
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
SCREWBALL
|
|
GETOFF
|
DISEMBARK
|
|
STEPOFF
|
DISEMBARK
|
|
TOFFEE
|
FUDGE-LIKE CONFECTION BUT WITH A DIFFERENT CONSISTENCY
|
|
CASTOFF
|
GIVE FORTH
|
|
TEESOFF
|
RUFFLES
|
|
OFFICER
|
FUNCTIONARY PUT IN CHARGE IN ADVANCE
|
|
OFFICES
|
MISSIONS
|
|
SENDOFF
|
"BON VOYAGE" PARTY
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
AT A TIME WHEN DEMAND IS LESS
|
|
DOFFS
|
MEDEVACS, IN MILITARY SLANG
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE A HAT
|
|
OFFAL
|
DISCARDED PRODUCTS AWAY FROM THE CALL CENTRE
|
|
COFFEETABLE
|
LOW ITEM OF FURNITURE
|
|
OFFICER
|
COMMISSIONED MEMBER OF THE ARMED FORCES
|
|
LAYOFF
|
FIRE
|
|
BETTEROFF
|
RICHER
|
|
GOFFMPH
|
DRIVE AT THE LIMIT
|
|
OFFENSE
|
HUFF
|
|
SETOFF
|
START A JOURNEY
|
|
SOFFIT
|
UNDERSIDE OF A CORNICE
|
|
FIRSTOFF
|
BEFORE ALL ELSE
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
PAY TOFFS TO REMOVE HEAD TEACHERS AS ACTS OF RETRIBUTION
|
|
CUTOFF
|
INSULATE
|
|
BLACKCOFFEE
|
MORNING BEVERAGE, FOR SOME
|
|
WALKOFFHOMER
|
BASEBALL STADIUM DRAMA
|
|
PUTOFFS
|
BLOCKS
|
|
OFFENDER
|
GUILTY PERSON WHO MAY HURT ONE'S FEELINGS?
|
|
OFFENDING
|
UNSETTLING
|
|
DOFF
|
TIP, AS A TOP HAT
|
|
KICKOFFS
|
STARTS
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
LEAVE THE RUNWAY
|
|
DOFFEDFEDFEDORA
|
SHOWED RESPECT AT A PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION?
|
|
BOFFIN
|
SCIENTIST NO LONGER AVAILABLE IN WINE STORE
|
|
ONEOFF
|
SOMETHING NOT REPEATED
|
|
TOFF
|
FOP
|
|
UNOFFICIAL
|
ABNORMAL
|
|
TEEOFF
|
START A HOLE IN GOLF
|
|
LET OFF
|
REPRIEVE
|
|
LETOFF
|
REPRIEVE
|
|
NONOFFICEWORKER
|
MANUAL OR TECHNICAL LABORER
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
JACQUES ___, COMPOSER WHOSE WORKS INCLUDED THE OPERETTA ORPHEUS IN THE UNDERWORLD
|
|
OFFEND
|
LAPSE
|
|
HOFFMANN
|
THE TALES OF ___ , OFFENBACH OPERA
|
|
OFFICER
|
MODE OF ADDRESS TO A POLICEMAN OR POLICEWOMAN
|
|
OFFICE
|
THE ?, BBC SERIES THAT WON BEST TV COMEDY PRIZE AT THE 2002 BRITISH COMEDY AWARDS
|
|
SCOFF
|
JIBE ABOUT COMMON FOOD
|
|
NODOFF
|
CATCH A FEW Z'S
|
|
CUTOFFMAN
|
SHORTSTOP, OFTEN
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
BRUSH UP
|
|
BOFFIN
|
RESEARCH SCIENTIST FINDING BAD SMELL TO COUNTER BAD SMELL
|
|
OUTOFFASHION
|
PASSE
|
|
OFFENSIVESMELL
|
BAD SMELL
|
|
SWOREOFF
|
GAVE UP VOLUNTARILY
|
|
OFFICIATES
|
BOSSES
|
|
RIDEOFF
|
LEAVE BY HORSEBACK, AS INTO THE SUNSET
|
|
BORETHEPANTSOFFSOMEONE
|
AND SO SEND THEM TO SLEEP IN JUST A PYJAMA JACKET?
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
WITH NO MANUAL INPUT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ABHORRENT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNBECOMING
|
|
HIT IT OFF
|
GET ON VERY WELL
|
|
HITITOFF
|
GET ON VERY WELL
|
|
SEAPOTATOSETTERCOFFEE
|
IRISH
|
|
EASEOFF
|
RELENT
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
AT A DISADVANTAGE
|
|
PROFFER
|
PRESENT LECTURER'S IRON RULE
|
|
SEALSOFF
|
PREVENTS ENTRY, AS TO A CRIME SCENE
|
|
OFFENCE
|
WHAT ONE TAKES TO A CRIME PERHAPS
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
BLOW A FUSE
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
ILL-FITTING SHOE FOR SMALL FEMALE? IT CAN'T BE THAT FAR OUT!
|
|
OFFA
|
DYKE-BUILDER
|
|
KICKOFF
|
CURTAIN RAISER
|
|
OFFENSE
|
EXPLOITATION
|
|
TOFFEES
|
SWEETS UNAVAILABLE IN THE HEART OF BRITTANY, REPORTEDLY
|
|
CUTOFF
|
SLIVER
|
|
OFFER
|
GOOD NEWS FOR A JOB APPLICANT
|
|
SOLDIEROFFOR
|
THRILL-SEEKER, OUT OF TUNE?
|
|
OFFER
|
PLY
|
|
OFFICER
|
CAPTAIN MAYBE IN COMMAND IN PRESENT SITUATION
|
|
RACESOFF
|
LEAVES IN A BIG HURRY
|
|
SCOFF
|
EXPRESS DERISION AT MEAL
|
|
SENSEOFFAIRNESS
|
JUDGE'S NEED
|
|
OFFERS
|
LEAVING WITH HER MAJESTY'S PRESENTS
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
FROM THE WINGS OF A THEATRE?
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
QUID PRO QUO
|
|
trade-off
|
QUID PRO QUO
|
|
OFF
|
FREQUENTLY, IN VERSE
|
|
KICKSOFF
|
QUIP, PART 2
|
|
OFFASDYKE
|
A DEFENSIVE EARTHWORK ALONG THE WELSH BORDER, STRETCHING FROM THE MOUTH OF THE DEE TO THAT OF THE SEVERN
|
|
OFFCUT
|
ELIMINATED, FULHAM COME IN FOR A BIT OF STICK?
|
|
OFFCHANCE
|
REMOTE POSSIBILITY
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
CHILDREN ENJOYING THEIR HOLIDAY SEASON
|
|
SHAKEOFF
|
REFUSE TO BE ANNOYED BY
|
|
OFFROAD
|
ON ROUGH TERRAIN
|
|
OFFENDED
|
DESPISED
|
|
MINTOFF
|
DOM ___, PRIME MINISTER OF MALTA FROM 1971-84
|
|
CASTOFF
|
NO LONGER WANTED
|
|
OFFA
|
8TH-CENTURY KING OF MERCIA
|
|
TEEOFF
|
START PLAYING GOLF
|
|
PUTOFF
|
TURN OFF
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
SET DOWN
|
|
BEGGEDOFF
|
TURNED DOWN AN INVITATION
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
RISQUE
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
RISQUE
|
|
STARTOFFFAST
|
GET A GOOD JUMP IN A RACE
|
|
OFFENDED
|
REPELLING
|
|
OFFCUTTER
|
CRICKET BALL BELONGING TO FOOTBALL CLUB, SAY
|
|
FINEKETTLEOFFISH
|
SEAFOOD DISH THAT'S RATHER A MESS?
|
|
SCOFF
|
OFFEND
|
|
OFFER
|
HOUSE BID
|
|
OFFICECOMPLEX
|
BUILDER'S CONDITION?
|
|
RODEOFF
|
HEADED INTO THE SUNSET, PERHAPS
|
|
SPECIESOFFISH
|
SOCKEYE SALMON:: 3 WDS.
|
|
OFF
|
DARK, AS A LIGHT
|
|
OFFICERS
|
BANKERS
|
|
OFFS
|
PLAY-___
|
|
BOFFO
|
HILARIOUS
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
HEREDITY
|
|
NEXTOFF
|
ENSUING
|
|
RIPOFF
|
WAY-OVERPRICED ITEM
|
|
CARRYOFF
|
PERFORM SUCCESSFULLY
|
|
SENDSOFF
|
IS DISMISSIVE OF S.F. ENDS
|
|
OFFSETS
|
MAKES UP FOR
|
|
OFFICETEMPS
|
SOME WORKERS, E.G.: 2 WDS.
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
COMPOSER FROM LOW-LYING AREA, NEIGHBOURING ANOTHER
|
|
TEEOFF
|
INCENSE
|
|
COFFEE
|
BRAZILIAN EXPORT
|
|
TOREOFF
|
REMOVED, FORCEFULLY
|
|
ASIDEOFFLIES
|
SNACK FOR A SPIDER?
|
|
GETTHEEELOFF
|
UNLOAD A SLIPPERY FISH FROM A TRUCK?
|
|
OFFSET
|
METHOD OF PRINTING
|
|
OFFING
|
SLOWING
|
|
OFF
|
RANCID
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
DEROGATORY
|
|
RIPOFF
|
CON
|
|
EASINGOFF
|
DECELERATION
|
|
SENDOFF
|
MAIL AWAY
|
|
TIMEOFFER
|
SEE 23-DOWN
|
|
RODEOHALLOFFAME
|
CHAMPION ROPER'S HOPEFUL DESTINATION
|
|
LEFTOFFICEOILY
|
SIGN ON A DRILLER'S DOOR?
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
IT'S NOT ON TO HAVE HIT COVERED BY YOU AND I IN PALE
|
|
OFFEND
|
SIN
|
|
OFFENSE
|
SIN
|
|
OFFENCE
|
OUTRAGE TO DIP END OF SPOON IN BREWING COFFEE
|
|
OFF
|
LEADING ___
|
|
OFFENSE
|
ANY PUBLIC WRONG OR CRIME
|
|
OFFENCE
|
ANY PUBLIC WRONG OR CRIME
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
SCORNFUL
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
SEE 5
|
|
OFFER
|
VOLUNTEER TO MAKE THE BID
|
|
OFFING
|
ONE EXTENDING FROM A PALM
|
|
OFFICEKEY
|
WAY INTO THE WORKPLACE?
|
|
OFFPUDDING
|
TAINTED TAPIOCA?
|
|
SCOFF
|
GREEDILY CONSUME SMALL DRINK, BUT NO DRUGS
|
|
SCOFF
|
GIBE
|
|
OFFBALANCE
|
BAD WAY TO BE CAUGHT
|
|
OFFICER
|
APPOINTEE
|
|
OFFING
|
MASSACRE
|
|
OFFICER
|
HE DEALS WITH ORDERS ON A COMMISSION BASIS
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
SPOOFS
|
|
COATOFFARMS
|
AGRICULTURAL APPAREL
|
|
COFFER
|
CHEST OF A HEAVY SMOKER PERHAPS, SAY
|
|
SIGNSOFFON
|
APPROVES
|
|
OFFICERS
|
COPS
|
|
FACEOFF
|
CONFRONTATION
|
|
COFFEES
|
ESPRESSO AND CAPPUCCINO
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
COCK
|
|
COFFEEGROUNDS
|
ESPRESSO DREGS?
|
|
OFFICEJOB
|
WHAT A SECRETARY OR AN ACCOUNTANT HAS
|
|
OFFICEMAX
|
DOG WHO WORKS AS A SECRETARY?
|
|
OFFERED
|
ENTERTAINED
|
|
OFFAL
|
INEDIBLE PARTS OF A BUTCHERED ANIMAL
|
|
OFFICES
|
BRANCHES
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
BRANCHES
|
|
HOPOFF
|
LEAVE, AS A BUS
|
|
FINISHEDOFF
|
FIENDISH
|
|
DECKOFFICER
|
BRASS ON THE BRINY
|
|
GENERALPOSTOFFICE
|
LOCATION OF MAIL SERVICE
|
|
NODSOFF
|
FALLS ASLEEP
|
|
DROPSOFF
|
FALLS ASLEEP
|
|
FLYINGOFFICER
|
RAF RANK
|
|
BEAROFF
|
FINAL STAGE OF A BACKGAMMON GAME
|
|
OFFSPIN
|
STYLE OF BOWLING
|
|
OFFICEPARTY
|
WORKPLACE SOCIAL EVENT
|
|
OFFENDS
|
INSULTS
|
|
OFF
|
GONE AWAY
|
|
LETOFF
|
RELEASED
|
|
TEEOFF
|
START A ROUND
|
|
TAKEOFFONESCOAT
|
REMOVES THE FIRST LAYER?
|
|
OFFER
|
CUT-PRICE PROPOSAL?
|
|
PUTTINGOFF
|
DAUNTING POSTPONEMENT
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
SUBDIVISIONS
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
SUBDIVISIONS
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
COMMISSION
|
|
CASTOFF
|
LAID ASIDE
|
|
OFFSHORERIGHTS
|
COASTAL WATERS
|
|
CHIEFADMINISTRATIVEOFFICER
|
ADJUTANT GENERAL
|
|
COFFEE
|
KIND OF TABLE
|
|
COFFERDAM
|
WATERTIGHT ENCLOSURE ROUND CONSTRUCTION WORK
|
|
BRANDONTARTIKOFF
|
1980S NBC PROGRAMMING EXEC
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
COMPROMISE
|
|
trade-off
|
COMPROMISE
|
|
OFFICES
|
DEPOTS
|
|
EASEOFF
|
DECELERATE
|
|
OFFERING
|
CHURCH CONTRIBUTION
|
|
OFFENDER
|
CULPRIT
|
|
OFFIRE
|
SEE 1 ACROSS
|
|
OFFICER
|
CORPORATE BIGWIG
|
|
OFF
|
IT JUST ISN'T ON FOR CRICKETERS
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
UNOFFICIALLY
|
|
ONEOFF
|
NOT TO BE REPEATED
|
|
HOFFA
|
FIGURE IN A 1971 MYSTERY
|
|
LOPOFF
|
REMOVE BY CUTTING
|
|
MUGOFCOFFEE
|
MORNING STAPLE FOR MANY
|
|
OFFHAND
|
WITHOUT CARE
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
REALLY LOSE ONE'S COOL
|
|
OFFENDS
|
BUTTES
|
|
WIPEOFF
|
REMOVE, AS A SILLY GRIN
|
|
OFFALY
|
IRISH COUNTY WHOSE COUNTY TOWN IS TULLAMORE
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
CLIPS
|
|
SNIPSOFF
|
CLIPS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
FLASHY
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
ROCKET'S VERTICAL TAKE-OFF
|
|
TOLDOFF
|
REPRIMANDED
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
REPRIMANDED
|
|
GOTOFFASHOT
|
BEAT THE BUZZER, SAY
|
|
OFFERED
|
MADE A BID
|
|
FEAROFFLYINGFOXES
|
JUNG'S "BATOPHOBIA"?
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
BECOME ANGRY
|
|
SAWEDOFFSHOTGUN
|
SHORTENED WEAPON
|
|
OFFICE
|
DUTY ELSEWHERE ON DIAMONDS
|
|
WASHOFF
|
HOSE DOWN
|
|
SETOFF
|
KABLOOEY
|
|
OFF
|
"AND TOOK ___ THEIR CHARIOT WHEELS"
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BRANCH OUT IN TOFF'S HOOTENANNY
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BRANCH FREQUENTLY RECEIVING LOUD ORDER TO GO AWAY
|
|
PEACEOFFERING
|
OLIVE BRANCH
|
|
PEACEOFFER
|
OLIVE BRANCH
|
|
TURKISHCOFFEE
|
RISK HALF OF CHUNKS STIRRED INTO SWEET DRINK
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
BEGONE
|
|
OFF
|
INOPERATIVE
|
|
OFFER
|
GOOD NEWS FOR AN INTERVIEWEE
|
|
TOFFS
|
FASHION PLATES, IN BRITISH LINGO
|
|
BOFFIN
|
TECH EXPERT, IN BRITISH LINGO
|
|
NATIONALTOYHALLOFFAME
|
ROCHESTER, N.Y., INSTITUTION WHOSE INDUCTEES INCLUDE THE EIGHT ANSWERS TO THE STARRED CLUES
|
|
FISTSOFFUR
|
KUNG FU PANDA'S ASSETS?
|
|
OFFSPRINGORRELATIVES
|
BLOOD RELATIVE
|
|
OFFENDER
|
VIOLATOR
|
|
OFFIT
|
"COME ___!"
|
|
SETOFF
|
TOUCH OFF
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIME OF RECEIVING STOLEN PROPERTY?
|
|
THROWOFF
|
OUTDISTANCE
|
|
OFFDUTY
|
NOT AT WORK
|
|
OFF
|
NOT AT WORK
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
GROSSLY UNCONVENTIONAL
|
|
OFFDUTYCOPS
|
ONES WITH GUNS PUT AWAY
|
|
BOFFIN
|
SCIENTIST
|
|
LOGOFF
|
END A COMPUTER SESSION
|
|
HOFFA
|
'60S LABOR LEADER
|
|
UNOFFICIALSTRIKE
|
WILDCAT STRIKE
|
|
UNOFFICIALLABORACTION
|
WILDCAT STRIKE
|
|
JIMMYHOFFA
|
LABOR LEADER DROPPING OFF?
|
|
OFFHAND
|
WHERE FINGERPRINTS ARE TAKEN WITHOUT CONSIDERATION
|
|
OFFSHOREOIL
|
FOCUS OF A DRILLING ISSUE
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
SHOWCASE
|
|
OFFICECHAI
|
SPICED TEA BREWED IN A BUSINESS WORKPLACE?
|
|
OFFTHECUFF
|
EXTEMPORANEOUS, AS A SPEECH
|
|
OFFSET
|
COMPENSATED FOR RESTING AS AN ACTOR?
|
|
BOFFO
|
VERY SUCCESSFUL, IN VARIETY
|
|
WAVEOFF
|
DISMISS WITH ONE'S HAND
|
|
OFF
|
COCKEYED
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DRAG OVER TO TABLE IN WASHINGTON
|
|
CUTOFF
|
FRIENDLESS
|
|
SCOFFLAW
|
ONE WITH A LOT OF FREE TICKETS?
|
|
INOFF
|
BILLIARDS STROKE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
NOXIOUS
|
|
CAPITALOFFRANCE
|
PARIS
|
|
SCOFF
|
LAUGH MOCKINGLY
|
|
EASESOFF
|
LETS UP
|
|
OFFENDER
|
GUILTY PERSON, ACQUITTED, GETS CLOSE TO THE QUEEN
|
|
OFFICEBOY
|
GOFER
|
|
MALEOFFICEASSISTANT
|
GOFER
|
|
TOFF
|
DANDIFIED BLOKE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
TARRY
|
|
OFFLINE
|
NOT CONNECTED TO THE INTERNET
|
|
DAISOFFFROMWORK
|
SPEAKER'S VACATION?
|
|
OFFICER
|
PERSON OF RANK IN FORCE, IF REQUIRED
|
|
MOEKOFFMAN
|
CANADIAN MUSIC LEGEND
|
|
PUTOFF
|
INDEBTED
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
DECAMP
|
|
COFFEELEFTOVERS
|
GROUNDS
|
|
OFFEREDUP
|
SACRIFICED
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
SHORTENED JEANS
|
|
OFF
|
IN ERROR
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
CIVIL SERVANT
|
|
OFFICER
|
CIVIL SERVANT
|
|
PUBLICOFFICIAL
|
CIVIL SERVANT
|
|
OFFENSIVES
|
BARNYARDS
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
AVAILABLE, IN STOCK
|
|
GAMEOFFINCHES
|
AVIAN ATHLETIC CONTEST?
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
DERIVED FROM AUTHORITY
|
|
ARMYOFFICER
|
OCTOPUS ON THE BOARD?
|
|
OFFER
|
BE WILLING
|
|
DISPENSEROFFINESPRAY
|
CONCENTRATE SPRAYER
|
|
IMOFF
|
PARTING WORDS
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
NOT AT THE TIME OF HIGHEST DEMAND
|
|
TOFF
|
STYLISH BRITISH GENT
|
|
OFFEND
|
CROSS A LINE, SAY
|
|
SPINSOFF
|
EXTENDS A PRIME-TIME FRANCHISE
|
|
OFFSET
|
A MEASURE OF COMPENSATION FOR NOT PARTICIPATING IN FILM?
|
|
CUTOFF
|
LOP
|
|
BEOFF
|
LEAVE THE PREMISES
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
GRUBBY
|
|
OFFICER
|
PERSON HOLDING A COMMISSION IN THE ARMED FORCES
|
|
ONEOFFOUR
|
QUAD
|
|
FIFAOFFICIAL
|
SPORTS FIGURE IN A 2015 SPORTS SCANDAL
|
|
COFFER
|
REPOSITORY
|
|
SCOFF
|
MOCK TURTLE SOUP FOR EXAMPLE?
|
|
PROFFERED
|
EXTENDED
|
|
OFFERED
|
EXTENDED
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
NOT FOR ATTRIBUTION
|
|
OFF
|
HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS, SAY
|
|
HITITOFF
|
CLICKED
|
|
READOFF
|
RECITE, AS FROM A LIST
|
|
ATADOFF
|
NOT QUITE RIGHT
|
|
OFF
|
NOT QUITE RIGHT
|
|
OFFENCES
|
DUE TO CRIMES, ONE GETS AWAY TO A CHANGE OF SCENE
|
|
SNEAKSOFF
|
GETS AWAY, IN A WAY
|
|
BOFFIN
|
SCIENTIST GETS AWAY IN A BASKET
|
|
SCOFF
|
LAUGH IN A MOCKING MANNER
|
|
OFFICES
|
BERTHS
|
|
TIEDOFF
|
ATTACHED WITH A KNOT AT THE END
|
|
SCOFF
|
EAT GREEDILY IN THIS COFFEE-BAR
|
|
OFFKEY
|
CLINKER
|
|
GETOFFYOURHIGHHORSE
|
"___, AND THE DISMOUNT FROM THAT LARGE STEED WILL BE COMPLETE"
|
|
LEADOFF
|
EARLIEST
|
|
OFFER
|
TENDER HAND
|
|
OFFISH
|
RELATING TO FOOD THAT'S A BIT DISTASTEFUL
|
|
OFFYOUGO
|
"SHOO, NOW"
|
|
COFFER
|
CHILD'S BEGINNING TO GET TENDER CHEST
|
|
HIT IT OFF
|
BE WELL SUITED
|
|
HITITOFF
|
BE WELL SUITED
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
OFFICEHOLDER
|
|
OFFICER
|
OFFICEHOLDER
|
|
OFFICESEEKER
|
OFFICEHOLDER
|
|
POPOFF
|
OPINE INDISCREETLY
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
DAMN SOUR TYPE SHOUTS IT OUT AT THE END OF COUNTDOWN!
|
|
OFF
|
SELL ___
|
|
COOKOFF
|
CULINARY CONTEST FINAL
|
|
OFFEND
|
TRANSGRESS, GOING BEYOND THE LIMIT
|
|
ALLSTARCASTOFF
|
CELEBRITY GARBAGE?
|
|
IMOFF
|
EXIT LINE
|
|
COFF
|
CRACK IN GLASGOW LEFT OUT? BUY UP THERE
|
|
AMERICAOFFLINE
|
WIDE-RANGING INTERNET PROBLEM?
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESENT OR PROFFER
|
|
GOOFFONATANGENT
|
DIGRESS
|
|
GOONOFFATANGENT
|
DIGRESS
|
|
SHOWOFFS
|
HOT DOGS
|
|
TOFF
|
POSH TYPE
|
|
BITEOFFMORETHANONECANCHEW
|
BURN THE CANDLE AT BOTH ENDS
|
|
PUTOFF
|
ON HOLD
|
|
BRANCHINGOFF
|
DEVIATION
|
|
OFFICIALFORMS
|
RED TAPE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
ABOUT TO SMOKE, WAS MADE TO ALIGHT
|
|
MANOFF
|
"STATE OF GRACE" STAR DINAH
|
|
CASTOFF
|
DESERTION
|
|
FIRSTOFFEBRUARY
|
ONE MONTH AFTER NEW YEAR'S
|
|
STEPOFF
|
SUGGESTION TO BACK DOWN FROM A CONFRONTATION
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
SAID TO BE AVERSE TO GBS ABROAD
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIMINAL ACT
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
RESTS
|
|
THEARTOFFUGUE
|
WORK BY J.S. BACH
|
|
OFFS
|
ICES; TAKES FOR A RIDE
|
|
TELLOFF
|
CARPET RICH CHAP LAID ROUND ROOM, AVOIDING ENTRANCE
|
|
SETS OFF
|
STARTS OUT
|
|
DASHOFF
|
LEAVE QUICKLY
|
|
SCOFFEDAT
|
DERIDED
|
|
OFF
|
START OUT
|
|
SETOFF
|
START OUT
|
|
SET OFF
|
START OUT
|
|
ROPEOFF
|
ENCLOSE, IN A WAY
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
PROFITS
|
|
INTEROFFICEMAIL
|
MEMOS AND SUCH
|
|
SCOFFING
|
CONTEMPT
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
WHERE UNPROFESSIONAL FILM ACTOR MIGHT GO FOR A PERIPHERAL PART?
|
|
BOXOFFICESTAR
|
HOLLYWOOD HEADLINER
|
|
OFFSETS
|
AMENDS
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
MOUNTED POLICE OFFICER
|
|
GETOFF
|
ALIGHT
|
|
SHIPOFFOOLS
|
VIVIEN LEIGH'S LAST FILM
|
|
OFFCENTER
|
MISALIGNED ... OR, LITERALLY, A PERFECTLY ALIGNED ASPECT OF SEVEN ANSWERS IN THIS PUZZLE
|
|
BORNEOFF
|
CARRIED AWAY
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
UNSATISFACTORY FILM DEVELOPMENT ON THE SIDE
|
|
SCOFFS
|
SHOWS SKEPTICISM
|
|
SETSOFF
|
EMBARKS
|
|
OFFTHEMONEY
|
NOT EXACTLY?
|
|
OFFEND
|
ANGER AGED FEMALE ON PURPOSE
|
|
SMALLRESTAURANTWHERECOFFEEISSE
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
|
SOOFF
|
"___ WE WENT!"
|
|
TALKHISEAROFF
|
AFTER A RANT, AVOID SAYING YOU NEVER MEANT TO ___ ...
|
|
INOFF
|
BILLIARDS/SNOOKER SHOT
|
|
MAKEAFUNNELOFFER
|
VOLUNTEER THE USE OF A LAB TOOL?
|
|
VOICEOFFIRE
|
BLUE STRIPE/RED STRIPE/BLUE STRIPE PAINTING BY AMERICAN ARTIST BARNETT NEWMAN AT THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF CANADA, IN OTTAWA: 3 WDS.
|
|
HOUSEOFFUNGO
|
PLACE FOR INDOOR BATTING PRACTICE?
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 59-DOWN
|
|
SEXOFFICIO
|
HEFNER, TO PLAYBOY?
|
|
BRASSEDOFF
|
FED UP
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
FED UP
|
|
BROWNEDOFF
|
FED UP
|
|
OFFAL
|
WASTE A BIT OF FRUIT LOAF, SADLY
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE A NUMBER AT THE START
|
|
PEELEDOFF
|
STRIPPED
|
|
JOFFREY
|
BOY KING ON "GAME OF THRONES"
|
|
SCOFFS
|
GOES "TSK TSK"
|
|
HASSELHOFF
|
DAVID WITH THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY "MAKING WAVES"
|
|
OFFEND
|
LOUSE UP
|
|
OFFS
|
BLOWS AWAY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
BIG MOUTH
|
|
CASTOFF
|
THROWAWAY
|
|
OFFHAND
|
THROWAWAY
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
EVENTFUL
|
|
HITITOFF
|
CLICK, SO TO SPEAK
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
NOT FOR PUBLICATION
|
|
OFFENDED
|
IGNORED
|
|
OFF
|
A TAD ON THE RIPE SIDE
|
|
TOLDOFF
|
TOOK TO TASK
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
GRATUITIES
|
|
OFFENDING
|
SCORNED
|
|
IDLIKEACUPOFCOFFEE
|
START OF A DINER PATRON'S REQUEST
|
|
PROFFERS
|
RISKS
|
|
GOOFFONATANGENT
|
STRAY FROM THE SUBJECT
|
|
SEALINGOFF
|
CLOSING, AS A CRIME SCENE
|
|
COFFEEROOSTERS
|
JAVA JOINT WITH TWICE THE WAKE-UP POWER?
|
|
POWERONANDOFF
|
REMOTE BUTTON PRESSED FIRST OR LAST
|
|
BURDENOFFAME
|
NO PRIVACY, SAY?
|
|
TAKINGTHEDAYOFF
|
HANDLING PERSONAL BUSINESS, PERHAPS
|
|
OFFICE
|
BUSINESS WORK PLACE
|
|
STARBUCKSCOFFEE
|
POPULAR MORNING STOP
|
|
RUNOFFS.
|
TIEBREAKERS
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
TIEBREAKERS
|
|
CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
GROUP ONE LIKES TO HANG WITH
|
|
OFFICER
|
PRESIDENT
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
PRESIDENT
|
|
TOFFLER
|
"THE THIRD WAVE" AUTHOR ALVIN
|
|
PICKOFFPLAY
|
STRATEGY AGAINST A RUNNER WITH A BIG LEAD
|
|
OFFENSE
|
MISCONDUCT
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESENT FOR ACCEPTANCE, REFUSAL, OR CONSIDERATION
|
|
BOFF
|
HEARTY LAUGH
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 58-DOWN
|
|
FLAKEOFF
|
ANTI-DANDRUFF PRODUCT?
|
|
OFFENDED
|
COMMITTED AN ILLEGAL ACT
|
|
OFFTENTERHOOKS
|
AT EASE?
|
|
LETOFF
|
FREED
|
|
GEOFF
|
AND 18 1974 AND 1978 COMMONWEALTH MEN'S SHOT PUT GOLD MEDALLIST
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
PATERNITY
|
|
OFFERS
|
PRESENTS FOR ACCEPTANCE OR REFUSAL
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICEMEN IN CHARGE IN ADVANCE
|
|
RUBOFF
|
BE TRANSFERRED BY CONTACT OR ASSOCIATION
|
|
INPOINTOFFACT
|
IN REALITY
|
|
HATSOFF
|
WORDS OF PRAISE
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
REFUSE TO ACCEPT FORMER COMPANY REPRESENTATIVE HAVING AUTHORITY
|
|
PAYOFF
|
PRODUCE RESULTS
|
|
OFF
|
UNLIT, AS A BURNER OR LAMP
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
BEEF DISH IN HOSPITAL IS GROT - HORRIBLY UNFIT TO EAT
|
|
OFFENCE
|
AN ACT PUNISHABLE BY LAW
|
|
TOFFEE
|
BOILED SWEET
|
|
OFFING
|
IN THE ___
|
|
DROPSOFF
|
TAPERS
|
|
OFF
|
INAPPROPRIATE
|
|
OFFKEY
|
INAPPROPRIATE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
NAUSEOUS
|
|
OFF
|
NOT RUNNING
|
|
SWITCHEDOFF
|
NOT RUNNING
|
|
OFFICEWEAR
|
SUITS
|
|
CASTSOFF
|
SETS SAIL
|
|
OFFENDS
|
GOES AGAINST
|
|
OFFICERS
|
COMMISSIONED MEMBERS OF THE MILITARY
|
|
ABUNDANCEOFFINANCIALRESOURCES
|
EMBARRASSMENT OF RICHES
|
|
OFFAL
|
LOVE LETTER #3 FROM SOFT FEMALE WITH A LARGE HEART?
|
|
OFF
|
ONE SIDE OF LORD'S PAST ITS SELL-BY DATE?
|
|
LOGOFF
|
DISCONNECT, AS FROM A SITE
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BRANCH TEMPORARILY UNATTRACTED BY OPEN FIRE?
|
|
MARKSOFFTHEPATH
|
HE'S EXPLORING NEW TERRAIN
|
|
SPINOFF
|
INCIDENTAL BENEFIT OF SINGULAR POWER WHEN TAKING SNOOKER SHOT
|
|
OFFENSES
|
INJURIES
|
|
COFFER
|
CONNOISSEUR'S TOP BID FOR CHEST
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIME OF RECEIVER
|
|
TOLDOFF
|
CALLED ON THE CARPET
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
HAVE A BLAST!
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
LIKE PC IN OFFICE, SAY, NOT PERFORMING AS EXPECTED
|
|
COMEOFFWORST
|
DO LEAST WELL: STOP TAKING MALT EXTRACT CONTAINING SULPHUR
|
|
COME OFF WORST
|
DO LEAST WELL: STOP TAKING MALT EXTRACT CONTAINING SULPHUR
|
|
COFFERDAM
|
BID BREAKING RECORD, A MILLION FOR A WATERTIGHT STRUCTURE
|
|
CASTOFF
|
POUR FORTH
|
|
OFF
|
ASIDE
|
|
OFFICE
|
IN WHICH PLACE IS CLERICAL WORK PERFORMED
|
|
OFFRAMP
|
MEANS OF EXIT
|
|
TOREOFF
|
REMOVED, AS A PRICE TAG
|
|
PROFFER
|
SUGGEST, AS A DEAL
|
|
SCOFFED
|
MOCKED OR LAUGHED MOCKINGLY
|
|
OFFER
|
SUGGEST AS A PRICE
|
|
SCOFF
|
POOH-POOH
|
|
SCOFFAT
|
POOH-POOH
|
|
POSTOFFICEBOXERS
|
MAIL CARRIER'S UNDERWEAR?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNSAVOURY
|
|
DABOFF
|
REMOVE GENTLY, AS WITH A NAPKIN
|
|
LAYOFF
|
OPPOSITE OF HIRE
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
GB RIGHT OR WRONG IN THE GAME?
|
|
OFFICERS
|
POSITION RIGHT ON SATURDAY FOR PRO AND CAPTAIN
|
|
SCOFFED
|
BARBED
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE A COUPLE OF FELLOWS AFTER A PARTY
|
|
OFFICE
|
DUTY
|
|
SHAKESOFFASIGN
|
VETOES A CATCHER'S SUGGESTED PITCH
|
|
OFFA
|
M ARKS OF HOLINESS BORNE BY, EG, ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI
|
|
OFFEND
|
CAUSE RESENTFUL DISPLEASURE
|
|
OFFENSE
|
DISPLEASURE
|
|
OFFENCE
|
DISPLEASURE
|
|
OFFENCE
|
IT MAY BE TAKEN BY THE INJURED
|
|
TIPPEDOFF
|
WARNED
|
|
OFFAL
|
CARRION
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
SITUATIONS OF EXPLOITATION
|
|
OFFICES
|
CAVES
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
BRAGGART
|
|
DUSTSOFF
|
BRINGS OUT OF MOTHBALLS
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
DRAMA NOT OCCURRING IN REPECHAGE EVENT
|
|
OFFTRACK
|
KIND OF BETTING
|
|
ACHIPOFFTHE
|
LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
|
|
TOFF
|
BEAU BRUMMEL, FOR ONE
|
|
COFFEE
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DRINK FROM BEANS
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OFFWE
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"___ GO, INTO THE..."
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OFFICIAL
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CERTIFIED
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OFFERS
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YIELD, IF ONE CAN BEAR THE EXPENSE
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OFF
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AT THE EXPENSE OF
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OFFENCE
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F... IS A SERIOUS CRIME
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GIVETHEBRUSHOFF
|
DISMISS LIGHTLY
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COFFER
|
CHEST MIGHT MAKE PERSON ANNOYING IN THE THEATRE, WE HEAR
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BURNTOFFERING
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SACRIFICIAL ATONEMENT (FOR AN OVERCOOKED MEAL?)
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OFFMIKE
|
NOT MEANT TO BE PUBLIC
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OFFENDERS
|
MISCREANTS CAUSING DEATH AMONG VOLUNTEERS
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ONEOFF
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UNIQUE
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OFFENSE
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TORT
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OFFAL
|
WASTE MATTER
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STROGANOFF
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DISH HIGHLY SEASONED, NAMELESS AN' ROTTEN
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OFFERING
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ALMS
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TURNOFF
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ROAD JUNCTION'S REPELLENT FEATURE
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OFFICE
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RAINN WILSON SITCOM, WITH "THE"
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OFFENDING
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AROUSING
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BLOWINGOFFSTEAM
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RELIEVING STRESS BY SCREAMING
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OFFENCE
|
WRONGFUL ACT DONE BY RECEIVER OF STOLEN GOODS
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OFFBEAT
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UNORTHODOX
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TIPOFF
|
WORD TO THE WISE
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RIPSOFF
|
STEALS FROM
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OFFENSIVE
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OBJECTIONABLE
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OFFATE
|
SEE 1 DOWN
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STROGANOFF
|
SEE 1 DOWN
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BAYOFFUNDY
|
AREA FAMOUS FOR ITS TIDES
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OFFANDON
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PERIODICALLY
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OFFERED
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TENDERED
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ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
ON AND OFF
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STANDOFF
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KEEP AT A DISTANCE
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STANDOFFISH
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GLACIAL
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TENDEROFFER
|
MARRIAGE PROPOSAL?
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OFFEND
|
BE POLITICALLY INCORRECT
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THEVALLEYOFFEAR
|
NOVEL CASE OF THE DEAN, WITH MARRIAGE PROPOSAL PERHAPS GOING WITHOUT ANSWER
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OFFEND
|
HURT OR IRRITATE
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COMEOFFIT
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DON'T TALK RUBBISH
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OFFENSIVE
|
CAUSING RESENTMENT OR UPSET
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OFFSHOOTS
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TWIGS
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TIPOFF
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DISCLOSURE
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OFFRAMP
|
TURNPIKE EXIT
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RIPOFFS
|
EXORBITANT PRICES, ESSENTIALLY
|
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OFFERINGS
|
OBLATIONS
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BUMPINGOFFPOINT
|
HIT MAN'S WORKPLACE?
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OFFTOWASHINGTONIWENT
|
START OF A VERSE
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TRADEOFF
|
MEET HALFWAY
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POLICEOFFICERS
|
CADETS, EVENTUALLY
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OFFAL
|
LIVER ETC
|
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OFF
|
(OF FOOD) NO LONGER FRESH
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OFFS
|
PUTS AWAY FOR GOOD
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OFFS
|
WASTES
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GOINGOFFTHEGRID
|
OPTION FOR CABLE CUSTOMERS WHO 59-ACROSS
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TRADEOFF
|
EXCHANGE AS COMPROMISE
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OFFENSELESS
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INVASIVE
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OFFSET
|
MUTUAL CONCESSION
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TRADEOFF
|
MUTUAL CONCESSION
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ENFEOFF
|
INVEST WITH AN ESTATE
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OFFENCE
|
CRIME OF THIEF'S ACCOMPLICE
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POLISHOFFAMEAL
|
FINISH BREAKFAST, LUNCH OR DINNER
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SHOWOFF
|
BOASTER
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TEAROFF
|
WRITE HURRIEDLY
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PAYOUTTOFIREDORLAIDOFFWORKER
|
GOLDEN PARACHUTE
|
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BOFFIN
|
PART OF LAB OF FINE RESEARCHER
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OFFENCE
|
CRIME RELATED TO DEALER IN STOLEN GOODS
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OFFHAND
|
GLIB
|
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OFFTHEPEG
|
READY-MADE
|
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OFFTHESHELF
|
READY-MADE
|
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TELEVISIONOFFER
|
*INFOMERCIAL, E.G.
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ONEOFF
|
UNREPEATED EVENT, IN ESSEX
|
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OFFENCES
|
CRIMES OF THOSE HANDLING GOODS OF DOUBTFUL ORIGIN
|
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TOFFEES
|
SWEETS THAT GO BAD WHEN PUT IN WATER
|
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OFFENCE
|
CRIME - E.G. FISHING WITHOUT A LICENCE!
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OFF
|
DAD SMELLS A BIT - MAYBE HE IS GOING TO DEPART SUDDENLY
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SPEEDSOFF
|
FLEES IN THE GETAWAY CAR
|
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SMOKERSCOFF
|
JEER FROM A NICOTINE ADDICT?
|
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OFFA
|
"...LONG WALK ___ SHORT PIER"
|
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SETSOFF
|
IGNITES
|
|
OFFASDYKE
|
EARTHWORK BETWEEN ENGLAND AND WALES RUNNING FROM THE DEE ESTUARY TO THE RIVER WYE
|
|
WORSEOFF
|
LESS PROSPEROUS
|
|
EASE OFF
|
GRADUALLY SLACKEN
|
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EASEOFF
|
GRADUALLY SLACKEN
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
AWAY FROM THE REGULAR SKIING RUNS
|
|
COFFERS
|
STORE OF MONEY
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
RUSH EXPERIENCED DURING A MOVIE?
|
|
OFFER
|
COME FORWARD
|
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OFFENDED
|
ENTRENCHED
|
|
OFFENDING
|
ENTRENCHED
|
|
JONATHANGROFF
|
MINDHUNTER ACTOR WHO PLAYED KING GEORGE III IN HAMILTON: 2 WDS.
|
|
OFFSETTING
|
EQUALLING
|
|
TEEOFF
|
BEGIN A HOLE AT GOLF
|
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OFF
|
NO LONGER AVAILABLE
|
|
OFFTHEMARKET
|
NO LONGER AVAILABLE
|
|
OFFERER
|
PROPOSER OR SALESPERSON, ESSENTIALLY
|
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OFFENSES
|
TANTRUMS
|
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OFFONATANGENT
|
BEACHGOER WEARING BUG SPRAY?
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ONTHEOFFCHANCE
|
WITH HOPE OF A RARE OCCURRENCE
|
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OATHOFOFFICE
|
SEE 11
|
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OFFICEDEPOT
|
SHELTER IN THE SUPPLY BUSINESS
|
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PAYOFFS
|
PARIMUTUEL FIGURES
|
|
OFFTRACKBETTING
|
PARIMUTUEL
|
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SECURITYOFFICER
|
NIGHT WATCHMAN, E.G.
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BEATSOFF
|
RHYTHM'S UNSATISFACTORY AND MANAGES TO REPEL
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FRONTOFFICE
|
ADMINISTRATION
|
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OFFICIALDOM
|
ADMINISTRATION
|
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CRIEDOFF
|
WITHDREW FROM AN UNDERTAKING
|
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OFF
|
NOT ON THE MARK
|
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TEEDOFF
|
SEEING RED
|
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TRIALOFFER
|
FREE SAMPLE
|
|
COFFEE
|
STARBUCKS SERVING
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
DEVELOPMENT OF GEOFF'S HOOTER
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
BUTCHER TO CALL IT A DAY
|
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TAKEOFF
|
LIFTOFF
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
KIND OF BUSINESS
|
|
CONNOISSEUROFFOOD
|
BON VIVANT
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
DUSTIN --, ACTOR
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TOFFEES
|
CHEWY CONFECTIONERY
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CHEWY CONFECTIONERY
|
|
OFFICES
|
COMMISSIONED SOLDIERS LOSE RIGHT TO BUREAUX
|
|
OFFICERS
|
COMMISSIONED SOLDIERS
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
REFUSE TO INCLUDE IN CHARGE ONE PERSON WITH AUTHORITY
|
|
OFFICERS
|
PERSONS WITH AUTHORITY
|
|
OFFER
|
PROPOSE AS PAYMENT
|
|
COFFEE
|
CAPPUCCINO OR ESPRESSO
|
|
FEOFF
|
GIVE LAND TO A FEUDAL LORD
|
|
HOFFA
|
FORMER TEAMSTERS PRESIDENT JIMMY
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
A DISH OF THIN STRIPS OF BEEF COOKED WITH ONIONS AND MUSHROOMS, SERVED IN A SOUR CREAM SAUCE
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
DISH OF THIN STRIPS OF MEAT COOKED WITH ONIONS AND MUSHROOMS SERVED IN A SOUR CREAM SAUCE
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
SUCKER TEMPORARILY UNATTRACTED TO HUNTING EXPEDITION
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
RETIRING
|
|
OFFER
|
SOME SAY LEADER OF MERCIA ONCE WAS TENDER
|
|
OFFENDS
|
CHISELS
|
|
OFFAL
|
FOOD OF A KIND THAT'S BAD FOR A BEGINNER?
|
|
RIGHTOFF
|
AT FIRST GLANCE
|
|
CASTOFFS
|
UNWANTED GARMENTS
|
|
TOFF
|
TO START AND FINISH OFF BEING A MAN OF MEANS
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
FLAMBOYANT
|
|
SCOFFER
|
EMPTY SAMOVAR TO HOLD ENDLESS DRINK ONE GUZZLES
|
|
OFFERS
|
DEALS
|
|
PAYOFF
|
SETTLEMENT IN RETRIBUTION OR REWARD
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
LIKE SOME OIL RIGS
|
|
KNOCKONESSOCKSOFF
|
BOGGLE THE MIND
|
|
OFFERING
|
CONVEYING
|
|
RUBSOFF
|
REMOVES, AS A TEMPORARY TATTOO
|
|
PROOFOFOFFSPRING
|
WHAT DNA PATERNITY TESTS PROVIDE?
|
|
OFFERED
|
UNSOLICITED
|
|
RAYONFOROFFICE
|
WORKPLACE DESIGNER'S CARPET CHOICE?
|
|
OFFICE
|
POSITION OF AUTHORITY OR SERVICE
|
|
OFFAL
|
A VEGAN WOULDN"T TAKE IT AWAY FOR A BIT OF A MEAL
|
|
TOFFEES
|
TREACLE SWEETS
|
|
DOFF
|
TAKE OFF FROM PARTY WITH MAXIMUM VOLUME
|
|
TOFFEE
|
TREACLE SWEET
|
|
SCOFFS
|
MOCKS; EATS
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
OUTLANDISH
|
|
BOARDINGOFFICER
|
*LAW ENFORCER WITH THE COAST GUARD
|
|
STANDOFF
|
TIE IN A CONTEST
|
|
BILLSOFFARE
|
LISTS OF DISHES
|
|
COFFIN
|
DRACULA'S RESTING SITE
|
|
OFFICIALTIMEINLOCALITY
|
STANDARD TIME
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
DISPORT
|
|
OFFERED
|
BESTOWED
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
ARM OF THE LAW
|
|
OFFICER
|
MAYBE SOCIETY TREASURER BID TO INCLUDE MOST OF RESERVE
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
TREASURER
|
|
FENDSOFF
|
DRIVES BACK
|
|
SPINOFF
|
"FRASIER," TO "CHEERS"
|
|
CHASTITYBOFFO
|
RAVE REVIEW FOR CHER'S DAUGHTER?
|
|
WASHOFF
|
CLEAN
|
|
OFFS
|
KILLS WITH SOME SAWN OFF SHOT GUNS
|
|
BAPTISMOFFIRE
|
PAINFUL INITIATION
|
|
RAKESOFF
|
CLEARS OF LEAVES, AS A DRIVEWAY
|
|
OFFENDING
|
INCENSED
|
|
POLICEOFFICERSCLUB
|
BILLY CLUB
|
|
PAYOFF
|
PUNCH LINE, FOR A COMIC
|
|
PAYOFF
|
PUNCH LINE
|
|
FIFTYPERCENTOFF
|
SALES INCENTIVE
|
|
OFFEND
|
HIGH HAT
|
|
OFFHAND
|
WHERE PALMIST TAKES READING WITHOUT WARNING
|
|
HOFFA
|
JIMMY ___, US TEAMSTERS UNION LEADER WHO DISAPPEARED IN JULY 1975
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
PICKUP SPOT
|
|
OFFER
|
FORFEITED WITH NO DIET TO TENDER
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
MILITARY POLICE
|
|
DOFFS
|
DISROBES
|
|
TURNOFFTHELIGHT
|
THING TO DO BEFORE BED
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
SKIT
|
|
DOFF
|
(OF HAT) REMOVE
|
|
TEEOFF
|
START A GOLF HOLE
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
RAMIFICATION
|
|
RACHMANINOFF
|
RUSSIAN COMPOSER AND PIANO VIRTUOSO
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES IN, GANGLAND-STYLE
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
INIQUITOUS
|
|
OFFENSE
|
UNLAWFUL ACT
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
UNSATISFACTORY PART OF PROCESS WITHDRAWN FROM VIEW
|
|
BILLOFFARE
|
MENU
|
|
JUMPOFF
|
DECISIVE ROUND OF NEGOTIATIONS MOUNTED
|
|
ESCOFFIER
|
CONSIDERED BRITAIN'S FIRST MASTER CHEF, AUTHOR OF LE GUIDE CULINAIRE WHO INVENTED THE PECHE MELBA DURING HIS CAREER AT THE SAVOY HOTEL, LONDON
|
|
OFFHAND
|
CASUAL WAY IN WHICH YOU REMOVE A GLOVE?
|
|
OFFICER
|
HOLDER OF A POST
|
|
THEGLOVESAREOFF
|
FIGHTING WORDS
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
ROMANTIC COMPOSER IN MANY CASES SOUNDED AHEAD OF BAROQUE COMPOSER
|
|
PROFFER
|
TENDER UNIVERSITY TEACHER REF UPSET
|
|
BITTERNESSOFFEELING
|
BAD CHEMISTRY
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
HEIRS
|
|
COFFEE
|
TREE SUCH AS COFFEA ARABICA WHOSE SEEDS ARE USED TO MAKE A BEVERAGE
|
|
SPINOFF
|
OUTGROWTH
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
DEDUCT
|
|
SETOFF
|
LEAVE - EXPLODE
|
|
OFFROADBIKE
|
MOTORBIKE
|
|
SAWOFF
|
REMOVE, AS A BRANCH
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
EXULT
|
|
OFFICIALDOM
|
RUBBISH ABOUT CHEMICAL COMPANY UPSET DEFENCE MINISTRY MANDARINS
|
|
ITOFF
|
"KNOCK ___"
|
|
OFFICER
|
SERVICEMAN (OR WOMAN) OF RANK
|
|
ESCOFFIER
|
CHEF"S EUROPEAN FOOD THAT IS STARTER FOR RITZ?
|
|
CAPITALOFFENSES
|
SERIOUS CRIMES
|
|
OFFAL
|
THE ENTRAILS AND INTERNAL ORGANS OF AN ANIMAL, ESPECIALLY THOSE BITS CONSIDERED, BY SOME, TO BE EDIB
|
|
OFFENDED
|
BOILED
|
|
DRIPCOFFEE
|
BEVERAGE GRIND
|
|
SCOFF
|
JEER AT SOMETHING ONE MAY GET ONE'S TEETH INTO
|
|
COFFEEBAR
|
JAVA JOINT
|
|
LEFTOFF
|
CEASED
|
|
TURNOFF
|
STOP LISTENING IN DISGUST
|
|
OFFTHEBOOKS
|
NOT REPORTED
|
|
OFFS
|
MURDERS A MOBSTER
|
|
COFFEE
|
JAVA
|
|
OFFLOADED
|
DUMPED
|
|
COFFS
|
AUSTRALIA'S FIRST 'BIG' TOURIST ATTRACTION WAS THE BIG BANANA SITUATED AT ... HARBOUR, IN NORTHERN N
|
|
DOFF
|
TAKE OFF A TOQUE
|
|
SOFFIT
|
ROOF'S OVERHANG UNDERSIDE
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CARAMEL
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CARAMEL CANDY
|
|
OFFSHOREBAN
|
PROHIBITION OF GULF OF MEXICO DRILLING?
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
CRICKET SIDE OPENER FOR ESSEX PUT IN TO BAT, RATHER UNORTHODOX
|
|
LEADOFFHITTER
|
FIRST TO BAT
|
|
OFFENSE
|
CONNIPTION
|
|
DRIVEOFFTODAY
|
CLAIM AT A CAR LOT, OFTEN
|
|
SCOFFER
|
HE MOCKS A GLUTTON
|
|
STAFFOFFICER
|
MILITARY EXECUTIVE
|
|
SCOFFS
|
SHOWS SKEPTICISM, IN A WAY
|
|
COFFEEORTHENEA
|
"SHOULD I HIT STARBUCKS? SHOULD I DONATE TO ARTS FUNDING?"
|
|
YANKEDOFF
|
REMOVED FORCIBLY
|
|
OFFS
|
TAKES OUT, SO TO SPEAK
|
|
WORNOFF
|
DISSIPATED, AS A DRUG'S EFFECT
|
|
DOFFS
|
FLIPS ONE'S LID?
|
|
OFFICES
|
BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS
|
|
GOVERNMENTOFFICEINCHARGEOFFORE
|
DIPLOMATIC MISSION
|
|
TELEGRAPHOFFICE
|
1900-BUILT HERITAGE SITE IN WHITEHORSE THAT WAS A COMMUNICATIONS HUB: 2 WDS.
|
|
OFF
|
ON LEAVE
|
|
OFFICIATING
|
PRESIDING
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
OLD FELLOW"S WARNING ABOUT MUM IN SHALLOW WATER?
|
|
OFFERS
|
PROPOSALS FOR HEARTLESS TRANSGRESSORS
|
|
COFFERS
|
A HUNDRED PROPOSALS FOR MAKING MONEY-BOXES
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
THEY DO WRONG TO STOP INTERRUPTING PROPOSALS
|
|
LETSOFF
|
EXCUSES
|
|
OFFENDING
|
POACHING
|
|
KISSOFF
|
DISPOSE OF
|
|
OFFICINAL
|
ONE WITH COLD AT HOME SURROUNDED BY RUBBISH USED MEDICINALLY
|
|
OFFENSIVELINEN
|
MUSTY SHEETS?
|
|
TIPOFF
|
HOOPS JUMP BALL
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
BAMBINOS
|
|
BREATHOFFRESHAIR
|
WELCOME NOVELTY
|
|
OFF
|
START A ROUND OF GOLF
|
|
TEEOFF
|
START A ROUND OF GOLF
|
|
REELEDOFF
|
RECITED FLUENTLY AND DANCED AWAY
|
|
WAYOFFTHEBEAM
|
LIKE A BAD GYMNAST?
|
|
CATCHESOFFGUARD
|
SURPRISES
|
|
COFFEETBAR
|
CONTRAPTION THAT GIVES SKIERS A LIFT IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE?
|
|
SMELLSTHECOFFEE
|
WAKES UP AND DECIDES TO FINALLY DO SOMETHING
|
|
ARRANTOFFICER
|
UNMITIGATED MILITARY LEADER?
|
|
OFFICER
|
POSITION RIGHT FOR MILITARY LEADER
|
|
PUTOFF
|
SHAKE UP
|
|
KICKSOFF
|
LAUNCHES, AS A CAMPAIGN
|
|
SENDSOFF
|
DISPATCHES
|
|
FILTERCOFFEE
|
INFUSED DRINK
|
|
SCOFF
|
RIDICULE - GUZZLE
|
|
SOLDIEROFFORTUNE
|
FREELANCE
|
|
TWISTSOFF
|
REMOVES, AS A CAP
|
|
INTHEOFFING
|
LIKELY TO HAPPEN SOON
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE, AS A CAP
|
|
DOFFS
|
TIPS, AS A CAP
|
|
DOFFING
|
UPLIFTING DAY IN WHICH SOMETHING IS TO HAPPEN SOON
|
|
CUTOFF
|
DEVICE FOR INTERRUPTING A POWER SUPPLY
|
|
ALARMDIDNTGOOFF
|
A TALE OF MORNING WOES: FIRST THE ___
|
|
ALARMWARNINGOFFIRE
|
HEAT SENSOR
|
|
OFFICE
|
KIND OF POOL OR PARK
|
|
OFFROADBICYCLE
|
IT MIGHT MOVE YOU ON A MOUNTAIN [LETTERS 4-8]
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BRANCH OUT ON PHOTOGRAPHY SESSION
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
BLASPHEMOUS
|
|
TOFFEE
|
STICKY SWEET
|
|
TOFFEES
|
STICKY SWEETS
|
|
SCOFFING
|
SMALL BOX WITH GOODIES PRINCIPALLY FOR EATING
|
|
OFFENDED
|
DISGUSTED
|
|
WALKOFFAME
|
WHERE TO SEE STARS
|
|
OFFICIALCHURCHOFENGLAND
|
CHURCH OF ENGLAND
|
|
COFFEE
|
MUD ON THE TABLE
|
|
OFFICIALFLOWERS
|
WILD ROSES IN ALBERTA: 2 WDS.
|
|
OFFSET
|
DISPLACED
|
|
SCRAPESOFF
|
USES A BLADE, IN A WAY
|
|
THROWOFF
|
MISLEAD
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
ILLEGAL POSITION IN SPORT USUALLY WHEN WITHIN ONE'S OPPONENTS' HALF.
|
|
OFFICER
|
ONE AMONG "THE FINEST"
|
|
OFFICEHOLDER
|
APPOINTMENT
|
|
BUNKOFF
|
RESEARCH SCIENTIST (APPARENTLY) OUT, ENTERTAINING FIT GUY: NOT HARD TO PLAY HOOKY
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
HARD UP
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
ADJUNCT
|
|
MOTORNERVEOFFACE
|
CN VII
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
NAVAL NCO
|
|
COFFEE
|
BARISTA'S SERVING
|
|
COFFER
|
TRUNK CALL DOESN'T HAVE EVERYONE PRESENT
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
DON'T TOUCH!
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
MONEY COLLECTED DURING CHURCH SERVICE
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF FEEDING ONESELF CONFECTIONERY
|
|
CUTOFF
|
BLOCK OF COPPER ONE LOADED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
IRKSOME
|
|
TAKEOFFWEIGHT
|
SHED SOME POUNDS
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
SLIVERS
|
|
SPLITOFF
|
CUT FROM, AS WITH AN AX
|
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
WHERE DRINKERS HOPED TO HAVE NO GROUNDS FOR COMPLAINT?
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OFFEND
|
DO WRONG AND THAT'S HOW YOU HAVE TO WALK THE PLANK
|
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OFFCUT
|
REMNANT OF FORCE INITIALLY GIVEN ORDER TO STOP SHOOTING
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OFFER
|
FORMER GOVERNMENT BODY SET UP IN 1989 TO SUPERVISE THE ACTIVITIES OF THE ELECTRICITY COMPANIES (INITS)
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OFFA
|
LIKE FALLING ___ LOG; VERY EASY
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SHUTOFF
|
DEVICE THAT STOPS THE FLOW
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OFFENSIVE
|
LASCIVIOUS
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OFFEND
|
IT MAY HURT ONE'S FEELINGS TO BREAK THE LAW
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REVERSALOFFORTUNE
|
WILD CARD
|
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TWISTOFFATE
|
WILD CARD
|
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SETOFF
|
LEAVE ON A JOURNEY OR PUT IN MOTION
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OFFENDED
|
WRONGFUL
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TEEOFF
|
START A GAME OF GOLF
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SLAGGEDOFF
|
BADMOUTHED, SAY, GIRLS TURNING VERY LOUD AFTER PARTY
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DOFF
|
TIP RESPECTFULLY
|
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COFFEETALK
|
CLASSIC MIKE MYERS "S.N.L." SKETCH ... OR AN APT TITLE FOR THIS PUZZLE
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STEPSOFF
|
ALIGHTS, AS FROM A TRAIN
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HALLOFFAME
|
SEE 47-ACROSS
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PAIDOFF
|
EACH YEAR I WOULD TAKE OFF AND LET GO
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BEATTHEPANTSOFF
|
DEFEAT SOUNDLY
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TEEOFF
|
START A GOLF GAME
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CHEESEDOFF
|
FED UP, NEEDING LIFT AFTER SEEING THE MOUSETRAP?
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COFFEETABLE
|
SPOONER'S SWEET MESSAGE IN SUCH A BOOK
|
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OFFLOAD
|
DELIVER FROM AMOUNT CARRIED IN ONE TRIP
|
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OFFKEY
|
BAD CLUE FOR 'DISCORDANT'
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NODDINGOFF
|
STARTING TO SLEEP, ON HOLIDAY AFTER SIGNING AGREEMENT
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OFFSHORE
|
A BIT OUT IN THE OCEAN
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ITSOFF
|
'... HEIGH-HO, -- TO WORK WE GO'
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|
IMOFF
|
'IT'S TIME FOR ME TO GO'
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OFF
|
"AND THEY'RE ___!"
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VEEROFF
|
LEAVE SUDDENLY, AS BY TURNING
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PAYOFFS
|
BRIBES
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GETOFFIT
|
"GIMME A BREAK!"
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
SCIENTIFIC EXPERT NOT IN GRIPPING FINAL SPACE LAUNCH
|
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CARTOFF
|
INFORMAL SORT OF EATERY RESERVES RIGHT TO DO A TAKEAWAY
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STROGANOFF
|
MEAT COOKED THUS, SCRAPS OF HORSE SENT BACK, BAD
|
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OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S DISCARD
|
|
OFFICER
|
CONSTABLE - FINE ONE - RECRUITED BY TROUBLED FORCE
|
|
SOFFIT
|
WHEN NOT AT WORK SIT AROUND, BELOW STAIRS PERHAPS
|
|
GOTOFF
|
BEAT THE RAP
|
|
COFFEECAKE
|
BREAKFAST TREAT
|
|
OFFCUTTER
|
TYPE OF DELIVERY BOWLED IN CRICKET IN WHICH THE BALL, AFTER HITTING THE PITCH, MOVES INTO THE BATSMA
|
|
HOFF
|
"THE TAO OF POOH" AUTHOR BENJAMIN
|
|
PAIROFF
|
COUPLE AWAY BEGIN A ROMANTIC RELATIONSHIP
|
|
OFF
|
INACTIVE, AS A LIGHT
|
|
ONEOFF
|
WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE SINGLE AND OUT OF WORK WON'T BE SEEN AGAIN
|
|
GLADTOOFFERSUMHELP
|
MATH TEACHER'S RESPONSE TO A COMPLIMENT?
|
|
flying off the handle
|
LIVID
|
|
SCOFF
|
POOH-POOH, WITH "AT"
|
|
SCOFF
|
POOH-POOH, WITH "AT"
|
|
DOFFED
|
TIPPED ONE'S TOPPER
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
THIS INCURS A FREE KICK FOR THE AWAY TEAM
|
|
BORISKARLOFF
|
"JUGGERNAUT" STAR WHO WRAPS ABOUT A CRAPSHOOT?
|
|
OFF
|
TAKING A VACATION DAY, SAY
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
QUIRKY START ON ROUND
|
|
OFFA
|
THE STARTING OF A RACE BY A KING OF OLD
|
|
TIPOFF
|
TELLTALE SIGN
|
|
TOLDWHERETOGETOFF
|
SPOKEN TO ANGRILY WHEN SHOWN THE BUS STOP?
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
LAUNCH AN IMPERSONATION
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
BAD SEASON FOR LITTER
|
|
OFFYEAR
|
BAD SEASON, PERHAPS
|
|
KICKOFF
|
MATCH'S BEGINNING TO FLARE UP
|
|
OFFSET
|
PROVIDE COMPENSATION ON HOLIDAY TO PUT IN PLACE
|
|
OFFICER
|
A PERSON AUTHORISED TO SERVE IN A POSITION OF AUTHORITY ON A VESSEL
|
|
OFFICEROCKER
|
PIECE OF WHITE HOUSE FURNITURE?
|
|
OFFER
|
PERHAPS LESS ON BID?
|
|
TEESOFF
|
STARTS NEW COFFEE STALL AFTER CALL PUT OUT
|
|
TOFFS
|
NO COPIES IN POST OFFICES FOR POSH PEOPLE
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
NOISEMAKERS IN ANTI-THEFT SYSTEMS
|
|
BOFFIN
|
BRAINBOX PUT AWAY IN ASYLUM
|
|
TENDEROFFERS
|
COMPASSIONATE ASSASSINS?
|
|
OFFERED
|
DID VOLUNTEER TAKE CASE OF SWEET WINE?
|
|
WRITE OFF
|
TOTAL CANCELLATION OF DEBT
|
|
BURNEDOFF
|
DISSIPATED, AS MORNING FOG
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
OUT OF THE AUDIENCE'S SIGHT
|
|
TIPPEDOFF
|
ALERTED
|
|
OFFENSE
|
BLITZ
|
|
ROUNDOFF
|
COMPLETE SECTION OF BOXING MATCH SPOILT
|
|
OFFICESTAFF
|
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARTY GROUP
|
|
OFFICE
|
BUREAU NO LONGER HELD IN RESERVE
|
|
OFFICE
|
WORK PLACE
|
|
SHAKEITOFF
|
2014 TAYLOR SWIFT SONG THAT WAS JUST THE 22ND EVER TO DEBUT ATOP THE BILLBOARD HOT 100: 3 WDS.
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
UMP OR REF
|
|
TOREOFF
|
DISCONNECTED, AS A NOTEPAD PAGE
|
|
OFFHAND
|
DONE FASTER AND EASIER BUT SLIPSHOD
|
|
tip-off
|
CONFIDENTIAL WARNING
|
|
TIPOFF
|
CONFIDENTIAL WARNING
|
|
OFFA
|
"...AND PULL HEAT ___ KID"
|
|
OFFEND
|
TO DO WRONG IS NOT ON TO FINISH WITH
|
|
MARRIAGEOFFER
|
*UNION PROPOSAL?
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ON HOLIDAY, FINISHED REVEALING HURT FEELINGS
|
|
OFFER
|
NOT AT WORK -- EARS ODDLY TENDER!
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
SNUB BACHELOR, THEN SCARPER
|
|
BLACKCOFFEE
|
MORNING PICK-ME-UP
|
|
BUGOFF
|
GET LOST
|
|
OFFAL
|
MEAT FOR HAGGIS, PERHAPS NO LONGER FRESH - A POUND
|
|
OFFAL
|
IT'S AWFUL AND IT SOUNDS IT
|
|
LAYOFF
|
PLEA TO STOP DISTURBANCE OF A FLY
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPLACE
|
WHERE TO START FROM
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
A BIT BAWDY
|
|
GOOFSOFF
|
AVOIDS WORK
|
|
OFFERING
|
CHIPPING
|
|
OFFING
|
IN THE ___; LIKELY TO HAPPEN SOON
|
|
OFFENDING
|
CONCERNED WITH COPING, BEING LIABLE TO ARREST
|
|
OFFING
|
GIFT WITHOUT HESITATION IS LIKELY TO OCCUR IN IT
|
|
OFF
|
IS ON ONE'S WAY, AS IT'S NO LONGER AVAILABLE
|
|
OFFAL
|
LIVER, KIDNEYS OR TRIPE
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
AFTERMATH
|
|
PAYOFF
|
AFTERMATH
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
LEAVE ONE'S PAD HAVING TO USE THE STAIRS?
|
|
RAYOFFLIGHT
|
BRADBURY AS AN AVIATOR?
|
|
OFF
|
ROTTEN, BAD
|
|
OFFICE
|
ROTTEN BAD HABIT DOESN'T START IN THE WORKPLACE
|
|
COFFEECUP
|
JOE HOLDER
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CAUSE OF ANNOYANCE - CRIME
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
BOASTFUL TYPE VERY, VERY LOUD ABOUT THE WAY THINGS ARE DONE?
|
|
OFFANDRUNNING
|
MAKING GOOD INITIAL PROGRESS
|
|
BERNIEGEOFFRION
|
MONTREAL CANADIEN KNOWN AS 'BOOM BOOM': 2 WDS.
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
LOCATION OF SOME BANKS
|
|
SCOFF
|
DERIDE THE FACT THAT IT"S VERY NOISY AT THE BACK OF THE DISCO
|
|
OFFEND
|
HURT SIDE PLAYING CRICKET, AND STOP
|
|
OFFICIALSECRETSACT
|
ALIEN TO SELF-SACRIFICE, DEED WHICH PREVENTS SPEAKING OUT
|
|
TRADEOFFS
|
COMPROMISES
|
|
OFF
|
ON'S COUNTERPART
|
|
GOFFER
|
IRON THAT WILL GIVE THE COCKNEY A FRILL?
|
|
TOPOFF
|
FILL THE GAS TANK TO THE BRIM
|
|
OFFER
|
VOLUNTEER BELONGING TO FORCE JOINING MONARCH
|
|
OFFS
|
KILLS, MOB-STYLE
|
|
OFFED
|
ERASED, MOB-STYLE
|
|
OFFICE
|
THE ___ AMERICAN TELEVISION SHOW THAT WON THE PRIMETIME EMMY AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING COMEDY SERIES IN 2006
|
|
STARTOFF
|
GO FROM SQUARE ONE
|
|
COUNTEROFFER
|
RESPONSE MADE BY A SELLER TO A BUYER'S BID
|
|
TIPOFF
|
WARNING - THE HIGHEST PART'S RATHER HIGH!
|
|
BILLSOFFARE
|
CARTES DU JOUR
|
|
OFFBEATS
|
ODDBALLS
|
|
OFFAL
|
WASTE MATERIAL FROM IRISH COUNTY, NO END
|
|
OFFENDER
|
IT'S CRIMINAL OF THE GUARD
|
|
MOSTOFFALL
|
OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER?
|
|
HAIRBALLOFFIRE
|
RESULT OF FEEDING HOT SAUCE TO A CAT?
|
|
TIPOFF
|
DANDY WEARING SUIT BACK TO FRONT? ADVICE NEEDED
|
|
OFFENDED
|
DISPLEASING
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
SCION FROM ARISTOCRATS LOSING HEAD WITH ROAR OF LAUGHTER
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
ACT OSTENTATIOUSLY
|
|
OFFSET
|
COUNTERBALANCE WHEN AWAY FROM THE STAGE
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
TOFFS AGE BADLY WHEN AWAY FROM THE LIMELIGHT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
PESKY
|
|
TOFF
|
SWELL TO FORTISSIMO
|
|
SCOFFING
|
SWIPING
|
|
COFFERS
|
FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF THOSE SAID TO HAVE A TICKLE IN THE THROAT?
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDEL
|
LET GEORG FEEL ONE'S WRATH?
|
|
ONEOFF
|
SOMETHING UNIQUE
|
|
SCOFF
|
FURIOUSLY SWALLOW TAUNT
|
|
PUTOFF
|
POSTPONE DRAW? ABOUT TO
|
|
COFFEECAN
|
CHOCK FULL O'NUTS CONTAINER
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
DISTANT SOURCE OF INCOME FOR TRADER AT BILLINGSGATE?
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S BITS AND PIECES FOR MAKING FIRST FRUIT LOAF
|
|
OFFA
|
KING OF MERCIA, WHO BUILT A DYKE
|
|
OFFHAND
|
CAVALIER HAS GONE TO HELP
|
|
ATWISTOFFATE
|
PLOT DEVICE, PERHAPS
|
|
CHANGEOFFORTUNE
|
HORATIO ALGER PLOT DEVICE
|
|
TELLSOFF
|
TAKES TO TASK
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
DUST OFF
|
|
CHARMSOFFINCHES
|
ALLURES OF ACTOR PETER AND FAMILY?
|
|
PAULKOSSOFF
|
GUITARIST IN FREE WHO DIED ON A FLIGHT FROM LOS ANGELES TO NEW YORK IN 1976
|
|
BANOFFIPIE
|
IT'S A RECIPE FOR BAKERS TO GO BANANAS OVER 19DN
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
POST-SEASON GAME
|
|
BURSTSOFFIRE
|
WAR SOUNDS
|
|
LINEOFF
|
DANGEROUS LOCALE
|
|
WORNOFF
|
STOPPED WORKING, AS MEDICINE
|
|
YOUTHOFFOUNTAIN
|
JAZZMAN PETE'S CHILDHOOD?
|
|
OFFENSES
|
CONNIPTIONS
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESENT FROM OFFICIAL TURNED UP
|
|
OFFALY
|
LAYOFF MODEL FROM THE MIDLANDS
|
|
OFFICER
|
SERVICE-ACADEMY GRADUATE
|
|
PAYSOFF
|
IS PROFITABLE
|
|
PAYOFF
|
GET BACK AT THE CONCLUSION OF WORK AND SETTLE
|
|
OFF
|
GONE BAD
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
SUCKER DEALS
|
|
OFF
|
POWER-SWITCH POSITION
|
|
OFF
|
DOWN, USUALLY, ON A LIGHT SWITCH
|
|
OFF
|
RADIO SWITCH SETTING
|
|
COFFINCORNER
|
IT'S CLOSE TO ONE'S GOAL IN FOOTBALL
|
|
SHERIFFSOFFICE
|
WANTED POSTER SITE
|
|
TOFF
|
STYLISH GENT, IN BRITAIN
|
|
OFFENDER
|
DELINQUENT CAUSING RESENTMENT?
|
|
RUNOFF
|
SPRING FLOOD
|
|
OFFSPRINGORRELATIVES
|
KITH AND KIN
|
|
TRADEOFFS
|
CONSIDERATIONS PRO AND CON
|
|
RUNSOFF
|
CHASES AWAY
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
PERFORM A RELIGIOUS CEREMONY
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
SILENCES
|
|
WALTZOFFWITH
|
TAKE WHILE NO ONE'S LOOKING, SAY
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
NOT TO BE FOUND IN A MINUTE
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
TURNED AND EXHALED LOUDLY AS PLAYER'S FLAGGED?
|
|
OFFICES
|
DYKE-BUILDER CHOPPED TOPS OFF POSTS
|
|
IMOFF
|
"GOTTA GO!"
|
|
OFFENSE
|
CRUELNESS
|
|
OFFENSIVENESS
|
CRUELNESS
|
|
HOFFA
|
TEAMSTERS LEADER SINCE '99
|
|
OFFTHEBAT
|
FROM DAY ONE
|
|
RIGHTOFFTHEBAT
|
FROM DAY ONE
|
|
TAKEOFFONESCOAT
|
REMOVE AN OUTER LAYER?
|
|
CLIPSOFF
|
SHEARS
|
|
SQUAREOFF
|
PREPARE TO FIGHT
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
SLIGHTLY UNWELL
|
|
OFFING
|
THE NEAR OR FORESEEABLE FUTURE
|
|
OFFTO
|
HEADING FOR
|
|
off-putting
|
NOT INVITING TO BE AWAY AT THE GOLF COURSE
|
|
OFFING
|
GOING OUT TO MAKE GIN IN MORE DISTANT PART OF SEA
|
|
OFFERMAN
|
NICK OF "PARKS AND REC"
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
OF DOUBTFUL PROPRIETY, JOKEWISE
|
|
OFFA
|
KING OF MERCIA 757-796, WHOSE NAME IS CONNECTED WITH AN EARTHEN BARRIER THAT RUNS ALONG THE ENGLAND-WALES BORDER
|
|
TOFFOLI
|
TYLER ___ IS WITH THE KINGS
|
|
GOINGOFFTHEGRID
|
SHUNNING PUBLIC UTILITIES AND SUCH
|
|
OFFYEAR
|
POOR TIMING
|
|
OFFSETS
|
SERVES AS A COUNTERBALANCE FOR
|
|
FACEDOFF
|
STARTED AN N.H.L.GAME
|
|
CTRLXOFFS
|
JEANS THAT HAVE BEEN SUMMERIZED
|
|
OFFICE
|
IT'S THE WORKPLACE FOR SKATER ON THE STREET
|
|
OFF
|
WORD AFTER BUZZ OR FLAKE
|
|
OFFENDED
|
POKED
|
|
INOFF
|
GO ___ THE DEEP END
|
|
OFF
|
GO ___ THE DEEP END
|
|
OFF
|
NOT ON TARGET
|
|
GROUNDCOFFEE
|
DUNKIN' DONUTS BUY
|
|
OFFENSES
|
FOOTBALL SQUADS
|
|
PAYOFFOLDSCORES
|
SETTLE UP FOR EARLY MUSIC, GETTING SATISFACTION AT LAST?
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
SMELT SWEET AT FIRST, REVEALING SEVENTEEN
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESENT OFFICER IN CHARGE HAS DESERTED
|
|
OFFICEHOURS
|
GLASS TO REPACK HERE? TIME TO WORK
|
|
OFF
|
"I'M ___!"
|
|
OFFICERS
|
BADGES
|
|
COFFEE
|
DRINK MENTIONED IN THE LYRICS TO "YOU'RE SO VAIN"
|
|
MAINOFFICE
|
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
|
|
OFFSET
|
PRINTING METHOD IN WHICH THE IMPRESSION IS MADE ONTO AN INTERMEDIATE SURFACE WHICH TRANSFERS IT TO THE PAPER
|
|
COFFEE
|
BEVERAGE BREWED FROM BEANS
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
INCIDENTAL BENEFITS OF SPECIAL BILLIARDS SHOTS
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
JEANS STYLE
|
|
SPINOFF
|
"BETTER CALL SAUL," TO "BREAKING BAD": HYPH.
|
|
PAYSOFF
|
IS WORTH IT IN THE END
|
|
SIGNOFF
|
FIGURE OF FEMALE MAKES ONE STOP BROADCASTING
|
|
SPINOFF
|
EXTRA BENEFIT OF USING FASTER DELIVERIES ONLY?
|
|
ALITTLEOFFBEAT
|
BEWARE OF THAT DRUMMER: SHE'S ___
|
|
HALLOFFAMER
|
COOPERSTOWN ENTRY
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
THE INSTANT OF A ROCKET LAUNCH
|
|
LIVEOFFTHEGRID
|
MAKE CROSSWORDS AS A CAREER?
|
|
CACOFFINY
|
WAILS FROM THE CRYPT?
|
|
DOFF
|
TAKE OFF YOUR CLOTHES BUT ONLY TIP YOUR HAT
|
|
OFFER
|
BID MADE OF IRON FROM FRANCE
|
|
LET OFF
|
DETONATE
|
|
SETOFF
|
DETONATE
|
|
GOOFF
|
DETONATE
|
|
BILLOFFARE
|
NOT WELL, TURNED TO TUCK INTO PLAIN FOOD OPTIONS
|
|
LAUGHSITOFF
|
DOESN'T TAKE SOMETHING SERIOUSLY
|
|
ICANTPUTTHISOFF
|
"IT'S NOW OR NEVER!"
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
BOWLING HAS ONE IN ST. LOUIS AND ONE IN LAS VEGAS
|
|
OFFSETS
|
BALANCES OUT
|
|
OFFSET
|
BALANCE OUT WHEN AWAY FROM STUDIO AREA
|
|
ZOFFANY
|
JOHANN, PORTRAIT PAINTER WHOSE WORKS INCLUDED MRS. OSWALD AND THE PORTER AND THE HARE
|
|
OFFISH
|
UNAPPROACHABLE
|
|
LEADOFF
|
STEP UP TO THE PLATE FIRST
|
|
OFFICIALRESIDENCE
|
RESIDENCE OF PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES
|
|
OFFENCE
|
THE ___, 1972 FILM THRILLER STARRING SEAN CONNERY AND TREVOR HOWARD
|
|
TOFFEE
|
IT'S SWEET - CAN WE NOT DO SOMETHING FOR IT?
|
|
HOLYOFFICE
|
COLLEGE OF CARDINALS
|
|
BOFFIN
|
SCIENTIFIC TYPE'S UNWELL AT HOME AFTER ONSET OF BOTULISM
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
WITH RESPECT TO AREA AROUND NORFOLK, EVERYMAN HAS TO BE OBNOXIOUS
|
|
WALKOFFHOMERUN
|
BASEBALL GAME WINNER
|
|
BALLSOFFIRE
|
HUMAN DYNAMOS
|
|
TEEOFFTIME
|
DRIVER'S REQUEST, AND A HINT TO THIS PUZZLE'S THEME
|
|
OFFAL
|
ENTRAILS USED FOR FOOD
|
|
OFFENCES
|
DEPARTING FROM VIOLENT SCENE OF CRIMES
|
|
OUTOFFIVE
|
EQUITABLE
|
|
TOEOFFROG
|
"MACBETH" RECIPE ITEM
|
|
BOFF
|
BROADWAY HIT, IN SLANG
|
|
COMEOFF
|
GIVE AN IMPRESSION
|
|
OUTOFFORM
|
NOT FEELING WELL, SO NOT AT SCHOOL
|
|
UNOFFENDING
|
HARMLESS
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
HARMLESS
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
THE PROCESS OF MAKING AN AIRCRAFT AIRBORNE
|
|
TAKEOFFACTION
|
PUTTING SEATBACKS IN THE UPRIGHT POSITION?
|
|
ITOFF
|
WORDS AFTER HIT OR KNOCK
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE ORGANS FROM A BUTCHERED ANIMAL
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
TICK NAME OF RUSSIAN PLAYWRIGHT, SOME SAY
|
|
OFFA
|
WHERE OLD KING MAY RECEIVE EQUITABLE TREATMENT ON THE WAY TO OXFORD, SAY?
|
|
OFFICERS
|
NON-SKATERS WHO ARE IN COMMAND?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
WRONGDOING CONNECTED WITH EAST ANGLIAN CHURCH?
|
|
OFFENSE
|
WHAT TOM BRADY PLAYS
|
|
OFFICEHOLDER
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE OR APPOINTEE
|
|
PUBLICOFFICIAL
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE OR APPOINTEE
|
|
ELECTEDOFFICIAL
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE OR APPOINTEE
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE OR APPOINTEE
|
|
READYFORTAKEOFF
|
ON THE TARMAC
|
|
STANDOFF
|
STALEMATE - KEEP YOUR DISTANCE
|
|
OFFHAND
|
RUDE WORKER FROM FRANCE GETTING PRIORITY
|
|
OFF
|
NOT STAYING FOR THE OFFICIAL OPENING
|
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TURKISHCOFFEE
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HOT DRINK POPULAR IN THE ARAB WORLD
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PUBLICRELATIONSOFFICER
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PRESS AGENT
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OFFMY
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"GET ___ BACK!"
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OFFENSIVE
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AGGRESSIVE ACTION THAT'S REVOLTING
|
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COFFEE
|
TYPE OF TABLE FOR BEANS
|
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CAPITALOFFENCE
|
POLICE AFFECT AN OUTBREAK OF SERIOUS CRIME
|
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HOFFA
|
SUBJECT OF SOME CONSPIRACY THEORIES
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DAVIDKOSSOFF
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BRITISH ACTOR WHO BECAME AN ANTI-DRUG CAMPAIGNER AFTER THE DEATH OF HIS SON PAUL, GUITARIST IN THE BAND FREE
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OFFALY
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COUNTY OF THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND; COUNTY TOWN TULLAMORE
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TOPSOFF
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FILLS COMPLETELY, AS A GAS TANK
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OFFENSES
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VIOLATIONS
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OFFENCE
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VIOLATION OF LAW
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OFFENDING
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UNSATISFACTORY CONCLUSION CAUSING ANNOYANCE
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WRITEOFF
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CENTRE-FORWARD TO PUT PEN TO PAPER SAYING SWITCH IS SOMETHING ONE NEEDS TO GIVE UP ON
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TIPOFF
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BEGINNING IN BASKETBALL
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RETURNINGOFFICER
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SOLDIER COMING BACK AS ELECTION PARTICIPANT
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OFFAL
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REFUSE OF AUTUMN LEFT OUT
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OFFER
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SECURE CHEST, HAVING NO UPPER LIMIT FOR BID
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SPINOFF
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"THE JEFFERSONS," VIS-A-VIS "ALL IN THE FAMILY"
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BAKEOFF
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SEE 13 DOWN
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SCRAPEDOFF
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REMOVED, IN A WAY
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HANDSOFF
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NON-INTERVENTIONIST PASSES AWAY
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OFFSHORE
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IT'S NOT ON TO CALL FOR SILENCE TO WHAT'S MINED AT SEA
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PLAYOFFHOLE
|
SUDDEN-DEATH EXTRA IN A GOLF TOURNAMENT
|
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COFFEEPOTS
|
THEY'RE MORE EFFECTIVE WHEN WARMED UP
|
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OFFMY
|
'GET ___ CASE!'
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FAROFFSHORE
|
1888 POEM BY HERMAN MELVILLE
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WAKEUPANDSMELLTHECOFFEE
|
GET WITH IT: BECOME ALERT AND SENSE SOMETHING LEAVING GROUNDS
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WASOFF
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DIDN'T WORK
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TAPERSOFF
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WANES
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TWISTOFFATE
|
"... AND O. HENRY WILL SERVE DRINKS WITH A ___."
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GOOFFON
|
LOSE ONE'S TEMPER WITH
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OFFICE
|
THERE'S USUALLY ONE FOR THE PRINCIPAL
|
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OFFBEAT
|
UNUSUAL WAY TO DESCRIBE POOR DRUMMER?
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BAKEOFFS
|
SOME COOKING CONTESTS
|
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RACEOFF
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GET RID OF THE LOW-DENOMINATION CHIPS IN A COMPETITION*
|
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REELINGOFF
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LANGUAGE USED BY FEMALE IN BANK, SPEAKING RAPIDLY
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TRADEOFFS
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READ ABOUT BEING ADOPTED BY POSH PEOPLE IN EXCHANGES
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BOFFIN
|
EGGHEAD DEPARTING IN RUBBISH VESSEL
|
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one-off
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UNIQUE PERSON
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DUSTINGHOFFMAN
|
ACTOR WHO DOES HOUSEWORK?
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BOFFO
|
FOUR-STAR, IN SLANG
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OFFLOAD
|
GET RID OF (UNWANTED ITEM OR BURDEN)
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OFF
|
SEE PREVIOUS CLUE
|
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CASTOFFS
|
POSSESSIONS DISCARDED
|
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TAKEOFF
|
REMOVE A BIT OF CLOTHING AND BECOME SUDDENLY POPULAR
|
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TEEOFF
|
MAKE MAD
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CRYOFF
|
BACK OUT (FROM AN AGREEMENT)
|
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OFFICE
|
POSITION NO LONGER IN ABEYANCE, WE'D CONJECTURE?
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OFF
|
NO LONGER ON THE MENU, NOT BEING FRESH
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OFF
|
AWAY ON THE RIGHT SIDE
|
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OFFENDER
|
ONE BREAKING THE LAW OF PROTECTION
|
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CAUTIONRISKOFFIRE
|
ACTUAL SAFETY TIP FOR AN ARTIFICIAL LOG
|
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OFFER
|
PRESENT SIDE AT OLD TRAFFORD STARTS TO EARN RESPECT
|
|
BOFFIN
|
SCIENTIST CLOSER TO JOB, AWAY FROM HOME
|
|
OFFERS
|
THEY'RE MUSIC TO JOB-SEEKERS' EARS
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
COMPOSER FREQUENTLY HAVING CHANGE OF HEART, ACCOMPANIED BY DIFFERENT COMPOSER
|
|
OFFSET
|
AN ACTOR NOT WORKING? PROVIDE COMPENSATION!
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
SUPERVISE BUREAU, ACCEPTING ONE HAS A TEMPERATURE
|
|
TOASTANDOFF
|
HOW TIE GAMES ARE FOUGHT
|
|
SLOPEOFF
|
STRIDE IN VERY MUCH TO MEET FINE FEMALE AND LEAVE UNOBTRUSIVELY
|
|
OFFERING
|
IMPORTANT PART OF A CHURCH SERVICE
|
|
OFF
|
___ AND RUNNING
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CARRIEDOFF
|
SUCCESSFULLY MANAGED A KIDNAPPING?
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OFFICE
|
BERTH
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
MUSICIAN WITH NO SENSE OF RHYTHM MAY SOUND A BIT ECCENTRIC
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S BYPRODUCTS
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
IT WILL RESULT IN A FREE KICK FOR THE AWAY TEAM
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DEFER OR DETER
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
BASKETBALL GAME BEGINNINGS
|
|
PAYOFF
|
FINAL RECKONING
|
|
OFFICE
|
HAVING LEFT THE RINK FOR AN ADMINISTRATIVE POST
|
|
DOFF
|
LIFT TO GREET
|
|
SCOFFS
|
EXPRESSES SCORN OR CONTEMPT
|
|
ONEOFF
|
-1 (NOT REPEATED)
|
|
ON AND OFF
|
OLD SHED VISITED BY GRANDMOTHER PERIODICALLY
|
|
RUNOFF
|
PART TWO OF AN ELECTION
|
|
NOOFFENSE
|
WORDS AFTER AN INSULT
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
PENALTY THAT PREVENTS A PLAY FROM STARTING
|
|
OFFBOOK
|
HAVING MEMORIZED THE SCRIPT, IN THEATER LINGO
|
|
BOFFO
|
EXTREMELY SUCCESSFUL, IN THEATER LINGO
|
|
ORTHOPEDICOFFICE
|
JOINT VENTURE?
|
|
OFFS
|
TAKES CARE OF, GANGSTER-STYLE
|
|
OFFCUTS
|
PAPER OR FABRIC REMNANTS
|
|
HACKEDOFF
|
TWO JOURNALISTS NOT AT WORK, SICK
|
|
MINISTRYOFFEAR
|
FILM CAR'S ATTEMPT TO ADVANCE ACROSS AREA
|
|
TOFFEE
|
RICH FELLOW REDUCED CHARGE? THAT"S SWEET
|
|
OFFTOAFINESTART
|
FIRST TO LEAVE THE BLOCKS
|
|
COFFEE
|
WITH 37-ACROSS, LIVING ROOM ITEMS FOUND FOUR TIMES IN THIS PUZZLE
|
|
OFFHOURS
|
BETWEEN 5 P.M. AND 9 A.M., MAYBE
|
|
TOFFEE
|
HOW GOLFER WILL BEGIN TO PUT SECOND IN FIRST IS SWEET
|
|
TETOFFENSIVE
|
IT DISPROVED U.S. GOVERNMENT CLAIMS THAT THE VIETNAM WAR WAS VIRTUALLY OVER
|
|
SCOFF
|
... TO EAT AND TREAT WITH DERISION
|
|
OFFENDS
|
PROVIDING ROTTEN TIPS CAUSES HURT FEELINGS
|
|
OFFERS
|
BLESSES
|
|
OFFS
|
TAX WRITE-___
|
|
OFFER
|
ATTEMPT TO REMOVE TOP OF BOX
|
|
OFFERS
|
REMOVE TOP OF BOXES TO REVEAL PRESENTS
|
|
COFFEES
|
ESPRESSOS
|
|
OFFAL
|
LIGHTS ETC? NOT ON A LAKE!
|
|
OFFWITHHISAD
|
NEGATIVE RESPONSE TO A CANDIDATE'S COMMERCIAL?
|
|
TAKETHATLOOKOFFYOURFACE
|
SONG FROM THE ANDREW LLOYD WEBBER SHOW TELL ME ON A SUNDAY THAT GAVE MARTI WEBB A BIG HIT IN 1980
|
|
BOFFO
|
BIG HIT, IN VARIETY SLANG
|
|
BOFF
|
BIG HIT, IN SLANG
|
|
OFFER
|
PROPOSE TO SELL A CHEST WITHOUT A LID
|
|
OFFENCE
|
THE CRIME OF THE DISHONEST HANDLER
|
|
CHIEFADMINISTRATIVEOFFICER
|
GENERAL'S ADJUTANT
|
|
KEEPOFF
|
REFRAIN FROM
|
|
SHEIKITOFF
|
BRUSQUE ADVICE TO AN INSULTED ROYAL AT AN OPEC MEETING?
|
|
OFF
|
TO BE ON ONE'S WAY, AWAY FROM A PLACE
|
|
GEOFFREYOFMONMOUTH
|
CLERIC WHO WROTE THE HISTORY OF THE KINGS OF BRITAIN
|
|
HOFFA
|
LABOR LEADER WHO DISAPPEARED IN THE '70S
|
|
COFFEE
|
TEA ALTERNATIVE
|
|
OFFICE
|
DILBERT'S WORKPLACE
|
|
OFFER
|
THE OPTION OF A CHANGE OF REF?
|
|
COFFEE
|
COLLEGE __, CAFE WHERE THE PEOPLE OF HOLLYOAKS VILLAGE CAN GET THEIR CAFFEINE FIXES
|
|
GEOFF
|
THOMAS, CRYSTAL PALACE, WOLVES, NOTTINGHAM FOREST AND ENGLAND MIDFIELDER
|
|
GOOFINGOFF
|
NOT EARNING ONE'S PAY
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
AUTHORISED CHEMICAL COMPANY ONCE TO GET IN WASTE MATERIAL
|
|
PUTOFF
|
BLOW ROUND TO CHANGE THE DATE TO A LATER ONE
|
|
PEEKINGOFFICE
|
AGENCY THAT REGULATES TEST CHEATING?
|
|
OFFICER
|
ONE IN THE RCMP
|
|
SCURRYOFF
|
FLEE LIKE A MOUSE
|
|
OFFER
|
TENDER MADE FROM IRON, RIGHT?
|
|
BOFFO
|
VERY GOOD, IN SLANG
|
|
WHEELSOFFORTUNE
|
FEATURES IN SOME CASINOS
|
|
AREOFF
|
"ALL BETS ___"
|
|
TEAROFF
|
TAKE ONE OF THOSE "GUITAR LESSONS" TAGS
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
REMOVE DEBT STRAIGHT AWAY, WE HEAR
|
|
GANGOFFOUR
|
RUN OFF, AGOG TO DISRUPT POLITICAL FACTION
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN, BECOMING NASTY IN ANOTHER PART OF SPEECH
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
DEPUTY
|
|
TAKEONESEYEOFFTHEBALL
|
LOSE CONCENTRATION, AND FAIL TO SEE WHERE CINDERELLA AND PRINCE CHARMING MEET?
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
START VOTING SYSTEM AND IN TIME COPY
|
|
FALLOFF
|
DETERIORATION IN CRICKET SIDE AT END OF AUTUMN
|
|
NODDEDOFF
|
FELL ASLEEP
|
|
GOVERNMENTOFFICEINCHARGEOFFORE
|
DIPLOMATIC STAFF
|
|
TICKOFF
|
RECORD ATTENDANCE FOR LECTURE
|
|
IDOLCASTOFF
|
VIEWER VOTING LEADS TO A NEW ONE EACH WEEK ON RYAN SEACREST'S SHOW: 2 WDS.
|
|
OFFICIALS
|
EXECS
|
|
SHOWOFFS
|
EXHIBITIONISTS
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
EXHIBITIONIST
|
|
OFFENCE
|
RAILING'S CAUSING INJURY
|
|
OFFAL
|
TRIPE
|
|
BURNTOFFERING
|
RITUAL SACRIFICE - RUINED DINNER?
|
|
DOFFS
|
REMOVES FROM THE SAME FELLOWS A SECOND
|
|
CUPOFCOFFEE
|
MORNING EYE-OPENER
|
|
COFFEE
|
MORNING EYE-OPENER
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
PUBLIC AND FORMAL
|
|
OFF
|
HALF THE OFFICE IS ON HOLIDAYS
|
|
COFFEESET
|
CAUGHT UNSATISFACTORY GAMES OF TENNIS: HAVING TO KEEP REPEATING SERVER'S SECOND SERVICE
|
|
OFF
|
NOT QUITE RIGHT, AS A MUSICAL NOTE
|
|
HOFFA
|
MISSING UNION BOSS JIMMY
|
|
FIREDOFF
|
QUICKLY WROTE AND SENT
|
|
OFFENCE
|
INDIGNITY OF BARRICADE
|
|
OFFERS
|
SPECIALLY REDUCED PRICES
|
|
TRIPPINGTOFF
|
BRITISH DANDY TAKING A HEADER?
|
|
TELLINGOFF
|
A REPRIMAND
|
|
BOFFO
|
LIKE A DANDY PERFORMANCE
|
|
HEADOFF
|
STOP AND GO
|
|
OFFER
|
TENDER THAT'S COMPARATIVELY HIGH?
|
|
OFF
|
PART OF O.T.B.
|
|
TOPOFF
|
END IN GRAND STYLE
|
|
OFF
|
CAMPING SPRAY
|
|
SCHEPANTSOFFOF
|
FRIGHTEN IN A BIG WAY
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
BAD SLEEPERS CONTENT IN BED FOR JOE?
|
|
SETSOFF
|
SPARKS
|
|
SAWSOFF
|
REMOVES, AS A BRANCH
|
|
CAUGHTOFFGUARD
|
THE SURPRISED SENTRY WAS ___
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
NAVY NONCOM
|
|
OFF
|
SIGN ___ ON
|
|
OFFS
|
SIGN- ___
|
|
INOFFSHOREACCOUNTS
|
WHERE LAUNDERED CASH MAY BE FOUND
|
|
BAPTISMOFFIRE
|
IMMERSION HEATER'S AN ORDEAL
|
|
OFFS
|
OH FOR FUCK'S SAKE
|
|
MADOFF
|
BERNIE ___, US FINANCIER CONVICTED OF RUNNING A $65BN PONZI SCHEME IN 2009
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
WHISTLE BLOWER
|
|
PROFFERS
|
DEMONSTRATES
|
|
OFFCOURSE
|
NO DOUBT ABOUT FEMALE NOT GOING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION
|
|
OFFICE
|
GENERAL POST -; SERVICE OFFICIALLY ESTABLISHED BY CHARLES II IN 1660 THAT LATER BECAME KNOWN AS THE ROYAL MAIL
|
|
OFF
|
CANCELLED PRODUCING CHILD BEFORE SPRING
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
UNAPPROACHABLE, LIKE A RUGBY HALF-BACK?
|
|
HOTCOFFEE
|
EYE-OPENING BREAKFAST BEVERAGE
|
|
OFFED
|
KILLED, GANGSTER-STYLE
|
|
SQUAREOFF
|
WHAT BOXER MIGHT DO IF ATTACKED IS JUST NOT ON
|
|
MANOFFORTYTWO
|
JENNIFER O'NEILL FILM: 1971
|
|
LIGHTSWITCHESOFF
|
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MARKET REPORT?
|
|
GAINOFFIFTEEN
|
POUNDS PUT ON BY GRID FANS?
|
|
OFFS
|
WHACKS
|
|
OFFEND
|
DISOBLIGE
|
|
INOFF
|
SCORING SHOT IN BILLIARDS OR FROM BATTING CRICKET SIDE
|
|
EYEOFNEWTANDTOEOFFROG
|
PART OF A SHAKESPEAREAN RECIPE
|
|
GETOFFIT
|
"OH, PUH-LEEZE!"
|
|
OFFERED
|
MADE TENDER LOVE VERY LOUDLY, FLUSHED AFTER ECSTASY
|
|
DUSTINOFFACHAIR
|
ACTOR HAVIN' MISSED HIS SEAT?
|
|
HANDOFF
|
OPTION PLAY OPTION, IN FOOTBALL
|
|
QUIZSHOWOFF
|
GRANDSTANDER ON "WHO WANTS TO BE A MILLIONAIRE" ?
|
|
OFFAL
|
IRISH COUNTY ENDLESSLY PRODUCES REFUSE
|
|
BESTOFF
|
IN THE MOST FAVORABLE SPOT
|
|
OFFA
|
GONE, A KING LONG AGO
|
|
LEAPOFFAITH
|
ACT OF TRUSTING
|
|
KEEPOFFANDON
|
CHOP AND CHANGE
|
|
OFFERS
|
PRESENTS FOR 23 DOWN AT SCHOOL
|
|
BETTEROFF
|
ONE GAMBLING NOTHING LEAVES IN A MORE FAVOURABLE POSITION
|
|
OFFHAND
|
ON HOLIDAY, WRITING BECOMES CASUAL
|
|
RUNSOFF
|
PRODUCES ON A PRESS
|
|
HAULOFF
|
CATCH ROTTEN? CHANGE COURSE
|
|
COFFIN
|
INITIALLY CARRIED AWAY IN A BOX
|
|
SONGSOFFAITHAND
|
'93 DEPECHE MODE ALBUM "___ DEVOTION"
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
ROTTEN LUCK, GETTING ONE THAT TURNS
|
|
TOFF
|
SWELL REACHING GREAT VOLUME?
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
LITTLE SHAVER
|
|
RIPOFF
|
TEARAWAY'S CON TRICK
|
|
RACHMANINOFF
|
COMPOSER'S NOTE IN ARRANGEMENT FOR HARMONICA -- FORTISSIMO
|
|
OFFTRACKBETTING
|
GAMBLER'S ACTIVITY, AT TIMES
|
|
MIRCHOFF
|
BEAU ___
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
DISH OF BEEF IN A CREAM SAUCE
|
|
OFFER
|
MARIO PUZO'S THE GODFATHER POPULARISED THE PHRASE, AN ... YOU CAN'T REFUSE
|
|
SCOFFS
|
JEERS
|
|
SCOFFERS
|
THEY JEER AT CONSUMERS
|
|
HONEOFFAME
|
WORLD-RENOWNED RAZOR SHARPENER?
|
|
OFF
|
RUNNING PARTNER?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
RESENTMENT OF ONE REGULARLY VISITED BY THIEVES?
|
|
OFFAL
|
INTERNAL ORGANS OF AN ANIMAL USED AS FOOD
|
|
OFFOFFBROADWAY
|
SOME THEATER
|
|
OFFSET
|
WHERE FILM STARS RELAX, AS SOME COMPENSATION
|
|
COFFER
|
CHEST FOR VALUABLES
|
|
COFFERS
|
100 VOLUNTEERS PROVIDING CHESTS FOR VALUABLES
|
|
ITOFF
|
'KNOCK ___!'
|
|
OFFICE
|
PALM ___
|
|
OFFSET
|
TURNED CLIQUE MAKE AN EFFORT
|
|
OFFA
|
KING OF MERCIA WHOSE BOUNDARY DYKE BUILT IN 8TH CENTURY IS THE LONGEST ANCIENT MONUMENT IN BRITAIN
|
|
OFFICERS
|
___ AND GENTLEMEN, NOVEL BY EVELYN WAUGH
|
|
DRIESOFF
|
SITS BY A FIRE AFTER A DRENCHING, SAY
|
|
NODOFF
|
TAKE A CATNAP
|
|
HOMEBOXOFFICE
|
SHELTER IN THE CABLE BUSINESS
|
|
OFFS
|
KILLS EVERY CHARACTER AT THE BEGINNING? OH FOR F***"S SAKE!
|
|
PROFFER
|
HOLD OUT A SMALL PAIR ON TENDER
|
|
COUGHERSCOFFERS
|
HACKER'S FUNDS?
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
ACTOR WHO PLAYS LIONEL IN AS TIME GOES BY, -------- PALMER
|
|
DRIPCOFFEE
|
MORNING BEVERAGE
|
|
UNOFFENDING
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
|
BOFFO
|
TERRIF
|
|
SCOFFED
|
LAUGHED AT WITH CONTEMPT AND DERISION
|
|
SCOFF
|
LAUGH AT WITH CONTEMPT
|
|
OFF
|
TURNED AWAY FROM THE KERB
|
|
OFFERING
|
SACRIFICE OF IRON CIRCLET?
|
|
BACKOFFORDER
|
"DON'T COME ANY CLOSER!," E.G.?
|
|
GREATBALLSOFFIRE
|
SONG FROM "DEEP IMPACT: THE MUSICAL"?
|
|
BUMPSOFF
|
RUBS OUT
|
|
OFFS
|
RUBS OUT
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
RUSSIAN BEEF AND NOODLE DISH
|
|
COFFINED
|
NUMBER OF THOSE MADE TO PAY MONEY PUT IN BOX
|
|
SCOFF
|
MAKE LITTLE OF WOLF
|
|
TURNOFFS
|
FREEWAY EXITS
|
|
OFFRAMPS
|
FREEWAY EXITS
|
|
GOOFFONATANGENT
|
BERATE SOME GUY FOR GETTING TOO MUCH SUN?
|
|
OFF
|
DO IN, SOPRANO-STYLE
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
NOT GETTING INVOLVED WITH SUCH FEMALES AFTER HOURS
|
|
ACTSOFFAITH
|
THEY MAY DEFY LOGIC
|
|
HOFFA
|
LABOR LEADER WHO VANISHED IN 1975
|
|
JIMMYHOFFA
|
LABOR LEADER WHO VANISHED IN 1975
|
|
COFFEES
|
DRINKS: CONCERNED WITH PRICE TO FILL EMPTY CUPS?
|
|
OFFERING
|
GIFT OF IRON BELLS
|
|
TOFFEE
|
IT'S NOT SAVOURY AND TASTES OF FEET
|
|
GOFFER
|
PLEATING IRON
|
|
OFFEND
|
INSULT - SIN
|
|
OFFENSIVEHOLDING
|
LOVERS EMBRACE PASSIONATELY IN PUBLIC PLACE; REF DECLARES...
|
|
SCOFF
|
MAKE LIGHT OF BARMAN CONNECTING SWITCH
|
|
OFFICE
|
THE O OF GPO
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
LEAVE ON A MISSION FOR NASA
|
|
CUTOFF
|
BEREFT
|
|
FENDOFF
|
BEAT OFF
|
|
LANDOFFICEBUSINESS
|
ADVANTAGEOUS POSITION FOR THOSE SELLING
|
|
TOFFS
|
FOPS
|
|
ACTOFFAITH
|
TRUST DEED?
|
|
SCOFFS
|
EATS GREEDILY AND MOCKS
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
END OF FEMALE'S WARNINGS
|
|
BOFFIN
|
SCIENTIST IS SICK IN BASKET
|
|
SCOFFS
|
SPEAKS CONTEMPTUOUSLY ABOUT
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
SLIGHT AS IT MAY BE, IT'S STILL AN ATTACK
|
|
OFFEND
|
WHAT HEAVY METAL MIGHT DO
|
|
TIPOFF
|
GIVE WARNING TO
|
|
OFF
|
LIGHT SWITCH SETTING
|
|
BUMPEDOFF
|
PREVENTED FROM TAKING FLIGHT, AND SLAIN
|
|
STANDOFF
|
KEEP ONE'S DISTANCE AS MAN HAS TO UNDRESS
|
|
OFF
|
CANCELED, AS A WEDDING
|
|
BOFFIN
|
REFUSE COLLECTOR GOING AROUND ON HOLIDAY WITH GENIUS
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
REDUNDANCIES CANCELLED IN PLACES
|
|
TOFF
|
RICH OR UPPER-CLASS PERSON
|
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OFFENSE
|
QUICKIE
|
|
SHOWOFFS
|
BRAGGARTS
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
RECORD CORRECT SOUND MADE BY DRAMATIST
|
|
SOLDOFF
|
LIQUIDATED
|
|
OFFCUT
|
UNUSED REMAINDER WHEN TAKING AWAY 29
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE (OR INEDIBLE?) INTERNAL ORGANS
|
|
CASTOFF
|
UNWANTED GARMENT
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
TIT FOR TAT
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
PLACING OF BREAD AND WINE AT THE EUCHARIST
|
|
COFFEES
|
BEVERAGES FROM BEANS
|
|
OFF
|
HALF A MIND TO REMOVE ONE'S HAT FROM FIELDSMAN
|
|
CASTOFF
|
REJECTED BAG ARISTO ABANDONED
|
|
TOFF
|
HAVING BEEN PARDONED, RELEASING THE FRENCH ARISTO
|
|
BILLOFFARE
|
CAFE LIST
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
"WAG THE DOG" STAR
|
|
TOFF
|
ARISTOCRAT'S TIME TO GET LEAVING
|
|
OFFERING
|
DONATING
|
|
PROFFERING
|
DONATING
|
|
BACK OFF
|
SUPPORT LEAVING RETREAT
|
|
SCOFFS
|
ABANDONS DIET, GETTING DERISIVE REMARKS
|
|
OFFCENTRE
|
JUST AWAY FROM MIDDLE
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
DUSTIN WHO WON AN OSCAR FOR "RAIN MAN"
|
|
TAPEROFF
|
DIMINISH POSH PERSON WITH INTERRUPTION BY MIMIC
|
|
SHUTOFFS
|
HOW A 2 DOWN IS SUNG
|
|
OFFCUT
|
WASTE PIECE OF FINE JOINT
|
|
COFFEERUN
|
*QUICK TRIP TO STARBUCKS
|
|
CASTOFFYOURJACKALS
|
ANOTHER WAY OF SAYING "PREYED-ON ANIMALS OF THE WORLD, UNITE"?
|
|
KNOCKOFFHANDBAG
|
CONCERN FOR GUCCI OR LOUIS VUITTON
|
|
EASEOFF
|
PAGE DOESN'T START DESCRIBING ENEMIES ABOUT TO RELENT
|
|
MARKSOFF
|
SEPARATES BY A BOUNDARY
|
|
BOFFS
|
BROADWAY SMASHES, IN SLANG
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
STOP, AS ELECTRIC SERVICE
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
SWANK
|
|
OFFHANDEDNESS
|
HANS OFFENDED (ACCIDENTALLY) WITH SLIGHT INITIAL INDIFFERENCE
|
|
TEXTOFFENSIVE
|
AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN TARGETING CELL PHONES?
|
|
OFFAL
|
SLAUGHTERHOUSE WASTE
|
|
TICKSMEOFF
|
"THAT AWFUL WATCHMAKER..."
|
|
OFFEND
|
DO WRONG FROM START TO FINISH
|
|
LOPOFF
|
EXCISE
|
|
PUTOFF
|
POSTPONE, REPEL
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
GRUNGY
|
|
OFFICEWASNTOPEN
|
AND WHEN I FINALLY GOT THERE, THE ___!
|
|
HOTDOGSTANDOFF
|
TIE AT CONEY ISLAND?
|
|
OFFCUT
|
WHAT"S LEFT OF TUC?
|
|
OFFENDER
|
ONE HURTING ANOTHER'S FEELINGS IS CRIMINAL
|
|
BOFF
|
LINE THAT ELICITS A BIG LAUGH
|
|
ABITOFFLUFF
|
SINGLE ARISTO SNARED BY AN AMIABLE YOUNG WOMAN
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
HE HAD A BIG 'TOOTSIE' ROLE
|
|
ESCOFFIER
|
GEORGES AUGUSTE ___, FRENCH CHEF WHOSE CULINARY INVENTIONS INCLUDE PEACH MELBA
|
|
LIPOFFAITH
|
SASS FROM A PREACHER?
|
|
COFFEE
|
PRODUCT PREPARED BY A BARISTA
|
|
BOXOFFICEGOLD
|
MATINEE IDOL
|
|
COMMANDINGOFFICER
|
FIRM IN CHARGE OPENS BID FOR TOP SOLDIER
|
|
OFFICIATES
|
EMCEES
|
|
SCOFF
|
"THAT'S NOTHING," E.G.
|
|
OFF
|
NOT QUITE ONESELF
|
|
OFFIS
|
SITES OF SOME HOLIDAY PARTIES
|
|
OFFICERKRUPKE
|
MUSICAL CHARACTER WHO IS TOLD IN ABSENTIA, "OUR MOTHERS ALL ARE JUNKIES"
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
CONTAINER AT A KLATCH
|
|
OFFEND
|
BURN UP
|
|
SCOFF
|
TURN UP ONE'S NOSE AT
|
|
OFFICE
|
MAJOR GOVERNMENTAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UK, BROUGHT INTO BEING IN 1782
|
|
COFFIN
|
PINE OVERCOAT
|
|
DROPSOFFTHEGRID
|
OPTS FOR A MORE PRIVATE LIFE, OR A FEATURE OF 16-, 27- AND 42-ACROSS?
|
|
OFFAL
|
HAS IT A BAD NAME AMONG VEGETARIANS?
|
|
SCOFF
|
LAUGH
|
|
OFFING
|
NEAR FUTURE
|
|
STANDOFF
|
KEEP ONE'S DISTANCE
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
ARREST TARGETS
|
|
OFFTOAGOODSTART
|
STRONG OUT OF THE GATE
|
|
OFFA
|
KING OF MERCIA WHO CONSTRUCTED AN EARTHWORK BETWEEN WALES AND MERCIA
|
|
CLEARFORTAKEOFF
|
MESSAGE FROM THE TOWER
|
|
OFFHANDEDLY
|
"THESE CARDS ARE TERRIBLE," SAID TOM ___
|
|
TOOKOFF
|
MADE A MOCKERY OF LEFT
|
|
OFFAL
|
REFUSE TO BE PUT OUT OF OPERATION BY CAPONE
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
WHAT "BURNS, BURNS, BURNS" IN A HIT COUNTRY SONG
|
|
SCRAPESOFF
|
REMOVES WITH EFFORT, AS PAINT
|
|
DREWOFF
|
PULLED BACK AND POURED
|
|
OFF
|
"GET ___ OF MY CLOUD" BY THE ROLLING STONES
|
|
OFFEND
|
SHRUG OFF
|
|
NODOFF
|
CATCH FORTY WINKS
|
|
OFFENCE
|
THE CRIME OF A RECEIVER OF STOLEN GOODS?
|
|
DOFFED
|
REMOVED ONE'S HAT
|
|
DOFF
|
TIP, AS ONE'S DERBY
|
|
DOFFS
|
REMOVES ONE'S HAT
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
BOASTFUL PERSON
|
|
OFFERS
|
GENERATES
|
|
HOFFMANN
|
E. T. A. -; GERMAN WRITER WHOSE NOVELLA THE NUTCRACKER AND THE MOUSE KING WAS ADAPTED INTO A BALLET WITH A SCORE BY PYOTR TCHAIKOVSKY
|
|
OFF
|
ONE SIDE OF THE FIELD TURNED LIKE MILK
|
|
TEEOFF
|
MAKE REALLY MAD
|
|
BOFFO
|
DOING BIG BUSINESS
|
|
SCOFFER
|
SCORNFULLY DERISIVE PERSON
|
|
NODSOFF
|
STARTS TO SNOOZE
|
|
OFFCENTERED
|
SITUATED AWAY FROM THE MIDDLE
|
|
COFFER
|
TREASURE CHEST
|
|
OFF
|
NOT IN OPERATION
|
|
STEPOFF
|
ALIGHT, AS FROM A TRAIN
|
|
HOPOFF
|
ALIGHT, AS FROM A TRAIN
|
|
LEDOFF
|
BATTED FIRST
|
|
RELEASEDOFFBAIL
|
EXCUSED FROM SAVING A SINKING BOAT?
|
|
OFFS
|
GETS RID OF, MOB-STYLE
|
|
OFFERING
|
A SACRIFICE
|
|
SPOUTSOFF
|
REASON THAT RAINWATER IS POURING OVER THE EAVE?
|
|
OFFICER
|
MAJOR FOR EXAMPLE PUT IN COMMAND IN ADVANCE
|
|
OFFICE
|
MAJOR, FOR EXAMPLE, LOST RIGHT TO POSITION OF POWER
|
|
OFFATTHEMOUTH
|
RUN ___: YAK
|
|
LANDOFFICEBUSINESS
|
SELLER'S MARKET
|
|
BITTERNESSOFFEELING
|
BAD VIBES
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
INTERFERING
|
|
BOXOFFICESMASH
|
PROFITABLE PLAY
|
|
WEAROFF
|
GRADUALLY DISAPPEAR
|
|
TOREOFF
|
DETACHED, AS A CHECK
|
|
GETOFFIT
|
"STOP BEING SILLY!"
|
|
OFFICER
|
LIEUTENANT OR MAJOR
|
|
OFFICE
|
OFFICIAL POSITION
|
|
DOFFS
|
TIPS A TOPPER
|
|
OFFENDING
|
ERRANT
|
|
ONOFF
|
KIND OF SWITCH
|
|
TOFF
|
POSH CHAP WITH TIME FREE
|
|
PAYOFF
|
PAY UP
|
|
COFFER
|
TYPE OF BOX
|
|
TOFF
|
ARISTOCRAT FINALLY WENT BAD
|
|
OFFBRAND
|
NO-NAME, IN RETAIL
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ERRING
|
|
TOFFEE
|
SUGAR AND BUTTER SWEET
|
|
COFFEE
|
MOCHA
|
|
BULLYOFFS
|
FANS SURROUNDING LEARNER, FIFTY YEARS OLD, ONCE HOCKEY STARTS
|
|
UNOFFENDING
|
NOT HORRIBLE
|
|
YOUREWAYOFFBASE
|
"NOT EVEN CLOSE!"
|
|
SCOFF
|
DISREGARD DISCOURTEOUSLY
|
|
COFFEEKLATCH
|
CONGREGATION
|
|
COFFEEGROUNDS
|
REMAINS IN STARBUCKS?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
FETID
|
|
OFF
|
NOT EXACTLY FRESH
|
|
COFF
|
BREAK FLUID?
|
|
COFFEE
|
BREAK FLUID?
|
|
TAKEOFFICE
|
START SERVING ONE'S ELECTORS
|
|
PUBLICOFFERING
|
NEW SECURITIES ISSUE
|
|
OFF
|
LET ___ STEAM; VENT
|
|
OFFICES
|
'99 MIKE JUDGE FILM
|
|
RUNSOFF
|
FLEES
|
|
OFFEND
|
BLINK AT
|
|
BLOWSOFF
|
___ STEAM
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
THE SIDE OF A VEHICLE FURTHEST FROM THE KERB
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPLACE
|
STARTING LINE
|
|
OFFSALES
|
DRINKS TO BE CONSUMED OFF THE PREMISES
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
DUMP INTENDED FOR ROUGH TERRAIN WHERE RIVER BECOMES LAKE
|
|
ICEDCOFFEE
|
SUMMER BEVERAGE
|
|
OFFENDER
|
DELINQUENT GIVEN NOTHING VERY STRONG BEFORE UN-BRITISH DRINKING SPREE
|
|
WHATKINDOFFUELHAVEI
|
SONG SUNG BY ETHYL MERMAN?
|
|
GETOFF
|
ESCAPE PUNISHMENT
|
|
BITEONESHEADOFF
|
WHAT UNNECESSARILY RUDE PERSON MAY DO TO TOP ANOTHER?
|
|
COOLOFF
|
SIMMER DOWN
|
|
TELLSOFF
|
CHEWS OUT
|
|
COFFEESELLER
|
SMALL RESTAURANT WHERE COFFEE IS SERVED
|
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
SMALL RESTAURANT WHERE COFFEE IS SERVED
|
|
COFFEEROOM
|
SMALL RESTAURANT WHERE COFFEE IS SERVED
|
|
COFFEE
|
CAPPUCCINO
|
|
OFFER
|
EXTEND AS A GIFT OF ODD FREER TYPE
|
|
PLAYDOHPOSTOFFICE
|
WHERE CLAY LETTERS ARE MAILED?
|
|
OFFERING
|
EXTENDING A BAD, BAD REIGN
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
NO LONGER UNDER SUSPICION
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
EXPLOITATIVE
|
|
DATESOFFANDON
|
GOES OUT WITH PERIODICALLY
|
|
DIVISIONBETWEENOFFENSEANDDEFEN
|
LINE OF SCRIMMAGE
|
|
BOFFO
|
DANDY, AS A PERFORMANCE
|
|
SENDOFF
|
FAREWELL PARTY
|
|
OFFBASE
|
UNREALISTIC
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
WASTES OF MONEY
|
|
OFFTHESCALE
|
LIKE A GUILT-RIDDEN DIETER?
|
|
LEVELSOFF
|
BECOMES CONSTANT
|
|
OFF
|
DIVERGENT
|
|
SCOFFLAWS
|
JAYWALKERS, E.G.
|
|
TOFFS
|
POSH BLOKES
|
|
SYRUPOFFIGS
|
FRUIT LAXATIVE
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
LITTERERS AND SPEEDERS
|
|
OFFCUT
|
PIECE OF LEFTOVER MATERIAL
|
|
HIGHOFFTHEHOG
|
ONE WAY TO LIVE
|
|
OFFENDING
|
DISREGARDING
|
|
PAIR OFF
|
FORM A COUPLE
|
|
SETOFF
|
LEAVE FOR OUTER SPACE WITH POSH CHAP
|
|
CHEESESOFFRANCE
|
WHAT PARISIANS SNACK ON?
|
|
OFFICIALLY
|
"A FISHER!" LEIGH ANNOUNCED FORMALLY
|
|
LEDOFF
|
WENT FIRST
|
|
OFFYEAR
|
ATHLETE'S SLUMP
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES IN, HITMAN-STYLE
|
|
SOLDIEROFFORTUNE
|
HIRED GUN
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
SEE 24-ACROSS
|
|
OFFERS
|
HOLDS OUT
|
|
OFFEND
|
TO HURT THE FEELINGS OF SOMEONE
|
|
OFFENDER
|
PERSON WHO HURTS THE FEELINGS OF A CRIMINAL?
|
|
COFFEESHOPS
|
POSES OF CHEF LOOKING SILLY IN LITTLE RESTAURANTS
|
|
OFFS
|
DEEP-SIXES, TO A THUG
|
|
OFFENDS
|
WOUNDS
|
|
HAVEALOTTOOFFER
|
BE AN EXCELLENT JOB CANDIDATE
|
|
SMALLRESTAURANTWHERECOFFEEISSE
|
TEAROOM
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIME APPLICABLE TO ONE RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS
|
|
SCOFFERS
|
PEOPLE WHO DERIDE SMALL CHESTS
|
|
SCOFFS
|
EATS RAPIDLY
|
|
LEFTOFFRIGHTON
|
OMITTED CRY OF APPROVAL?
|
|
OFF
|
OVERFLOW FROM THE SECOND ROUND OF VOTING
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
OFFICE BEARER
|
|
SETOFF
|
START TO SHOW TO ADVANTAGE
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
NOT WORKING? FIRE NEW BRANCH
|
|
CORNEROFFICE
|
EXECUTIVE PERK
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
TIME FOR FEWER PACKAGES?
|
|
SCOFF
|
... TO EAT AND TREAT DERISIVELY
|
|
RUBSOFF
|
OUTCOME OF MASSEUR'S DISMISSAL IS CONVEYED BY ASSOCIATION
|
|
RUBS OFF
|
OUTCOME OF MASSEUR'S DISMISSAL IS CONVEYED BY ASSOCIATION
|
|
RUNONWALKOFF
|
CURTAIN CALL THAT NEVER ENDS?
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
GAME TO DECIDE A TIE
|
|
OFFER
|
PROPOSAL; REDUCED PRICE
|
|
BUNDLEOFFUN
|
NEWBORN, TO PARENTS
|
|
OFFENBACHSOONER
|
SECOND SIGN ON THE MUSIC STORE DOOR?
|
|
TOFFEE
|
SWEET THAT IS DIFFICULT TO CHEW
|
|
FEELBETTEROFF
|
END OF REMARK
|
|
LETOFF
|
ACQUITTED
|
|
LOSSOFFLOSS
|
DENTIST'S DEARTH?
|
|
OFFS
|
FOLLOWER OF CAST, COOK, OR CUT
|
|
IFORGAVEATTHEOFFICE
|
HARASSED EMPLOYEE'S GENEROUS COMMENT?
|
|
SENIOROFFICIAL
|
*HIGH-RANKING ADMINISTRATOR
|
|
POPOFF
|
REFUSE TO BITE ONE'S TONGUE
|
|
SHRUGITOFF
|
SHOW DISDAIN
|
|
SCOFF
|
SHOW DISDAIN
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
RISE FROM THE RUNWAY
|
|
SCOFFED
|
LAUGHED AT WITH DERISION
|
|
SCOFF
|
LAUGH AT WITH CONTEMPT AND DERISION
|
|
PAYOFF
|
RETURN ON INVESTMENT
|
|
OFFENDED
|
GRUDGING
|
|
OFFENDING
|
GRUDGING
|
|
SELLOFF
|
DISPOSE OF FOR MONEY
|
|
OFFKEY
|
OUT OF TUNE
|
|
OFF
|
OUT OF TUNE
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
COLD SHOULDER
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNCIVIL
|
|
OFFICERS
|
BUREAUCRATS IN CHARGE FENCED IN BY TENDERS
|
|
RINGOFF
|
HANG UP
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESENT BOX, NOT OPENING
|
|
OFF
|
RIGHT ___ THE BAT; AT ONCE
|
|
BARRELOFFUN
|
EXTREMELY AMUSING EXPERIENCE
|
|
WISEOFF
|
MAKE SMART REMARKS ... AND A PHONETIC HINT TO THE ANSWERS TO STARRED CLUES
|
|
COFFEE
|
HALF THE COST OF INITIAL FLAT CHARGE OF STIMULANT
|
|
TOFF
|
ELEGANTLY DRESSED BLOKE
|
|
TOFF
|
YOU'D EXPECT TO SEE HIM IN THE HEIGHT OF FASHION
|
|
TAKEALOADOFF
|
DIETER'S CREDO?
|
|
OFFEET
|
END OF QUOTATION
|
|
LETOFF
|
EXCUSE FROM RESPONSIBILITY
|
|
OFFICE
|
MARRY OFF ARMY OFFICER TO ONE OF THOSE IN A POSITION OF AUTHORITY
|
|
MAINOFFICE
|
CENTER OF AUTHORITY
|
|
CENTRALOFFICE
|
CENTER OF AUTHORITY
|
|
BOFFS
|
BOX OFFICE BIGGIES
|
|
BOFF
|
BOX OFFICE HIT, SLANGILY
|
|
SQUEAKSOFFFIFTH
|
MOUSE SOUNDS FROM NEAR THE EAST SIDE OF CENTRAL PARK?
|
|
ROPEDOFF
|
KEPT SEPARATE, AS A VIP SECTION
|
|
RANCHHANDOFF
|
GRIDIRON MANEUVER AT SOUTHFORK?
|
|
SPEAKOFFTHECUFF
|
GIVE AN UNPLANNED SPEECH
|
|
DOFFS
|
REMOVES, IN A WAY
|
|
SLOPEOFF
|
STRIDE IN SO VERY LOUDLY AND LEAVE SO QUIETLY
|
|
STANDOFF
|
GIVE WOODWORK FINAL SMOOTHING, RECEIVING TIME AND A HALF
|
|
stand-off
|
GIVE WOODWORK FINAL SMOOTHING, RECEIVING TIME AND A HALF
|
|
READYFORTAKEOFF
|
"PREPARE TO DO A SPOOF ON AIRPORTS"
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
EXHIBITIONIST WHO BLUNDERS IN SO VERY NOISILY
|
|
TAPEROFF
|
LESSEN GRADUALLY
|
|
TAPERINGOFF
|
DECREASING GRADUALLY
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES IN, IN MOB SLANG
|
|
PAYOUTTOFIREDORLAIDOFFWORKER
|
DISCONTINUANCE WAGE
|
|
ONEOFF
|
SINGULAR PUBLICATION
|
|
RANCHOFFICE
|
COWBOY'S AGENCY?
|
|
KRISTOFF
|
MALE LEAD IN DISNEY'S "FROZEN"
|
|
DOFFS
|
REMOVES, AS CLOTHING
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE, AS CLOTHING
|
|
OFFER
|
SUM OF MONEY PROPOSED AS PAYMENT
|
|
OFFSPEEDPITCH
|
HURLER'S PLOY
|
|
KICKSOFF
|
STARTS THE FOOTBALL GAME
|
|
PIECESOFFOUR
|
SPANISH MONEY WORTH HALF AS MUCH?
|
|
SCOFFS
|
SWITCH POSITIONS IN S.C.?
|
|
TRADEOFFS
|
EVEN EXCHANGES
|
|
GOVERNMENTOFFICEINCHARGEOFFORE
|
LEGATION
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
SUCCESSIONS
|
|
GOVERNMENTOFFICEINCHARGEOFFORE
|
DIPLOMATIC SERVICE
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
CHILD LOOKING FORWARD TO SUMMER, PRESUMABLY?
|
|
TOFFS
|
NOBS AND HEARTLESS TYCOONS? ROTTEN TO THE CORE!
|
|
GOVERNMENTOFFICEINCHARGEOFFORE
|
EMBASSY
|
|
PROFFER
|
TO TENDER
|
|
HAVEALOTTOOFFER
|
WHAT THE STATE GAMBLING BOARD MIGHT DO TO INCREASE SALES?
|
|
OFFEND
|
DO WRONG TO CREATE RESENTMENT
|
|
BARRELOFFOIL
|
LOTS OF FOOD WRAP?
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
SOAR
|
|
IMOFF
|
WORDS SAID ON THE WAY OUT THE DOOR
|
|
OFFICERING
|
SOLDIERING
|
|
SCOFF
|
SHOW RIDICULE
|
|
SCOFF
|
SHOW DERISION
|
|
SCOFFERS
|
PEOPLE INVOLVED IN 17? WE SHOW DERISION
|
|
DOFF
|
TIP POLITELY, AS A HAT
|
|
DOFFS
|
TIPS POLITELY
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
PRIVATE KILLS TIME, HAVING BECOME OLD
|
|
OFFER
|
WORD THAT BECOMES ITS OWN SYNONYM IF YOU ADD "PR" TO THE FRONT
|
|
SETOFF
|
ACTUATE
|
|
NOSKINOFFONESNOSE
|
BEAK STILL FULLY PROTECTED? IT'S A MATTER OF INDIFFERENCE
|
|
OFFHAND
|
AD LIB
|
|
OFFROADBICYCLE
|
ALLTERRAIN BIKE
|
|
OFFICER
|
PERSON OF AUTHORITY IN THE ARMED SERVICES
|
|
OFFICER
|
ONE IN FORCE USING FORCE IF FORCED?
|
|
CUTOFF
|
(FUEL) FLOW INTERRUPTER
|
|
OFFSET
|
SHOOT AWAY FROM THE SCENERY ON THE STAGE
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICEMAN IN CHARGE STOPS BID
|
|
NODOFF
|
DROWSE
|
|
MADOFF
|
FRAUD FIGURE BERNARD
|
|
OFFERING
|
RELIGIOUS SACRIFICE
|
|
BOWLOFFRUIT
|
STILL-LIFE SUBJECT, OFTEN
|
|
OFFAL
|
WASTE (FROM 'BECOME SHORT')
|
|
OFFICEPOOL
|
*WORKPLACE GAMBLING GROUP
|
|
SCOFFER
|
ONE RIDICULES SMALL CHEST
|
|
write-off
|
VEHICLE TOO BADLY DAMAGED TO REPAIR
|
|
HOFF
|
"THE TAO OF POOH" WRITER
|
|
OFFON
|
GO ___ A TANGENT
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
SEAFOOD VENDOR'S STALL
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
I DON'T BELIEVE YOU STOP TAKING CURRENT TEMPERATURE
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ROUSED
|
|
Turkish coffee
|
STRONG DRINK WITH GROUNDS IN
|
|
SIPHONSOFFGAS
|
SWIPES FUEL, IN A WAY
|
|
DUSTINGHOFFMAN
|
CLEANING OFF AN ACTOR?
|
|
KRISTOFFERSON
|
ACTOR/MUSICIAN WHO STARRED IN THE 1976 FILM A STAR IS BORN
|
|
WENTOFF
|
DETONATED
|
|
OFFICEHOURS
|
9-5, TYPICALLY
|
|
WELLOFF
|
MODERATELY RICH
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
ONE IN PUBLIC OFFICE
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE ORGANS
|
|
RUNOFF
|
SURPLUS LIQUID EXCEEDING LIMIT OR CAPACITY
|
|
SINOFFERING
|
EXPRESSION TO ATTAIN PEACE
|
|
PIACULAROFFERING
|
EXPRESSION TO ATTAIN PEACE
|
|
HEAVEOFFERING
|
EXPRESSION TO ATTAIN PEACE
|
|
EXPIATORYOFFERING
|
EXPRESSION TO ATTAIN PEACE
|
|
WHOLEOFFERING
|
EXPRESSION TO ATTAIN PEACE
|
|
SACRAMENTALOFFERING
|
EXPRESSION TO ATTAIN PEACE
|
|
HANDOFFRIENDSHIP
|
EXPRESSION TO ATTAIN PEACE
|
|
BOFFO
|
LIKE A GREAT PERFORMANCE, SLANGILY
|
|
BLOWINGOFFSTEAM
|
RELEASING STRESS, IN A WAY
|
|
OFFEND
|
ANNOY BY LEAVING ON PURPOSE
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
MARK, HAVING DEALT WITH PLAYWRIGHT, GIVEN AUDITION
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
BASH A BUG REPELLENT BRAND?
|
|
TURNEDOFF
|
OBLIVIOUS TO
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
CHILDREN OR YOUNG OF A PERSON OR ANIMAL
|
|
BOFFO
|
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL, IN SHOWBIZ LINGO
|
|
SCOFFLAW
|
TICKET HOLDER?
|
|
PERSONNELOFFICE
|
HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT
|
|
STRONGCOFFEE
|
MORNING EYEOPENER
|
|
COFFEE
|
MORNING EYEOPENER
|
|
OFFEND
|
CAUSE FEELING OF RESENTMENT OR INDIGNATION.
|
|
COOLINGOFFPERIOD
|
SUSPENSION OF HOSTILITIES
|
|
OFF
|
"MADLY ___ IN ALL DIRECTIONS"
|
|
OFFA
|
OLD SOVEREIGN TENDER, BY THE SOUND OF IT?
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
LIKE A BUTTINSKY
|
|
PAYOFF
|
SWEETENING
|
|
OFFER
|
JOB APPLICANT'S QUEST
|
|
SCOFF
|
EXPRESS DOUBT INSOLENTLY
|
|
SCOFF
|
EXPRESS DOUBT
|
|
OFFEND
|
COMMIT CRIME - HURT FEELINGS
|
|
OFFENSE
|
CAUSE OF HURT FEELINGS
|
|
LAWOFFICES
|
SOME PARTNERS' WORKPLACES
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIME THAT CAUSES RESENTMENT
|
|
OFFENDS
|
CAUSES RESENTMENT ABOUT FINE OBJECTS
|
|
SUMMARYOFFENCE
|
BRIEF ACCOUNT FROM MIDDLEMAN THAT MAY BE TRIED
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
FED UP, DISGRUNTLED
|
|
LAKEOFFIREANDBRIMSTONE
|
FIRE AND BRIMSTONE
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ATTACK CAUSING DISPLEASURE
|
|
OFFENDING
|
UNSATISFACTORY FINALE CAUSING DISPLEASURE
|
|
TOFFEE
|
SOME RESULT OF FEELING AFFECTION IS SWEET
|
|
PHIOFFTHEHANDLE
|
GET ANGRY, IN GREECE?
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
ONE WHO BOASTFULLY DISPLAYS HIS ABILITIES
|
|
WORKOFFTART
|
HIT THE GYM AFTER A LITTLE DESSERT?
|
|
GOESOFF
|
BLOWS
|
|
BILLOFFRIGHTS
|
IT ALLOWS YOU THE FREEDOM TO BE SCARED
|
|
FULLOFFIGHT
|
SCRAPPY
|
|
ALVINTOFFLER
|
"FUTURE SHOCK" AUTHOR
|
|
ONOFF
|
START-STOP
|
|
BITEONESHEADOFF
|
RESPOND ANGRILY
|
|
DASHOFF
|
RUSH AWAY
|
|
TOPOFF
|
FINISH WITH THIS, EXPOSING UPPER PART OF BODY?
|
|
OFFAL
|
OLD KING COLE'S THIRD DISH
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
SOARS
|
|
SHAKEITOFF
|
PLAY THROUGH A MINOR INJURY, PERHAPS
|
|
OFFYEAR
|
UNFORTUNATE TIME
|
|
HEADOFF
|
INTERCEPT
|
|
SCAREOFF
|
FRIGHTEN AWAY
|
|
SHOOOFF
|
FRIGHTEN AWAY
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
WHERE SOME OIL RIGS ARE
|
|
BOFFO
|
ROUGH STUFF, PUNCH-UP (COLLOQ)
|
|
TOFFEE
|
SWEET OF SUGAR AND BUTTER
|
|
OFFED
|
RUBBED OUT, GANGSTER STYLE
|
|
BOFFO
|
LIKE SOME B'WAY PERFORMANCES
|
|
LEADOFFS
|
FIRST ONES AT THE PLATE
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
ONES AT BACK AFTER ROTTEN CRIMINALS
|
|
TOFFEES
|
IT'S DANDY, TO LOOK UP TO CANDY.
|
|
SWEEPINGOFF
|
CLEARING OF DIRT, AS HOME PLATE
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
ISSUE OLD FOLIOS, BOUND TOGETHER
|
|
TYPEOFFRENCHWINE
|
CO + ___
|
|
TAKETIMEOFF
|
MAGAZINE INVOLVED IN SATIRE TO DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT FOR A WHILE
|
|
WALKOFFHOMER
|
GAME-ENDING FOUR-BAGGER
|
|
CHEESINGOFF
|
ADDING MOZZARELLA?
|
|
OFFENSIVEMANEUVER
|
POWER PLAY
|
|
OFFED
|
RUBBED
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
SCAMS
|
|
ALLBASSETSAREOFF
|
ANNOUNCER'S CRY AT A HOUND RACE?
|
|
FRONTOFFICE
|
MANAGEMENT DEPARTMENT OF A COMPANY, AND A HINT TO THE STARRED ANSWERS
|
|
OFF
|
CRUNCH TIME HELPER, MAYBE
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
WEIRD FATE OF BISHOP'S CROOK
|
|
COFFEE
|
BEAN-LIKE SEEDS OF THE COFFEE TREE
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
(IN A BALL GAME) ILLEGALLY POSITIONED
|
|
COFFIN
|
HEAD OF COLLEGE LEAVING HOME FOR FINAL DESTINATION
|
|
COFFER
|
MONEY CHEST
|
|
ONOFFSWITCH
|
TWO-WAY TOGGLER
|
|
TIPOFF
|
POINTLESS ADVANCE WARNING?
|
|
OFFICIALSECRETSACT
|
SECURITY LEGISLATION
|
|
PACESOFF
|
MEASURES CRUDELY
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
& 35 GERMAN BORN COMPOSER
|
|
OFFBEAM
|
ON THE WRONG TRACK
|
|
OFF
|
FACE-___
|
|
TIPOFF
|
WHAT A NARK MAY DO IS ENDLESS?
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
MANDATORY
|
|
SECONDOFFICER
|
DOES HE KEEP WATCH ON BOARD?
|
|
SCOFFS
|
EXPRESSES DERISION
|
|
EASYOFF
|
POPULAR OVEN CLEANER
|
|
SKIMOFFTHETOP
|
CHEAT SOMEONE OF FAIR SHARE
|
|
FALLOFF
|
MOVE OVER
|
|
DUSTOFF
|
PREPARE TO BRING BACK INTO USE
|
|
OFFSPRINGORRELATIVES
|
FLESH AND BLOOD
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
FLESH AND BLOOD
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
MR. ZAKARIAN, HOST OF FOOD NETWORK'S COMPETITIVE SHOW "COOKS VS CONS"
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
JACQUES, FRENCH COMPOSER OF THE OPERETTA LA BELLE HELENE
|
|
OFFEND
|
CAUSE TO FEEL HURT
|
|
COFFEEANDDANISH
|
BREAKFAST COMBO
|
|
SCOFF
|
KNOCK, WITH "AT"
|
|
SMIRNOFF
|
WORLD'S BEST-SELLING VODKA
|
|
CATCHOFFGUARD
|
IS THIS HOW YOU'D GET THE BLUE FLU? THAT WILL COME AS A SURPRISE!
|
|
TWISTOFFATE
|
UNEXPECTED DEVELOPMENT
|
|
SNAPOFF
|
QUICKLY AND LOUDLY DETACH
|
|
OFFERS
|
PROPOSES
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
CURIOUS REGARDING EXPLOIT INVOLVING BOOK
|
|
KNOCKEDOFFEARLY
|
LEFT WORK BEFORE 5
|
|
COFFIN
|
EAT OUT OF AFFECTION FOR RESTFUL PLACE
|
|
DOFFS
|
TIPS ONE'S HAT
|
|
LIVEOFFTHEGRID
|
ESCHEW MODERN CONVENIENCES
|
|
BOFFIN
|
BOOK CANCELLED BY POPULAR SCIENTIST
|
|
OFFICEHOLDER
|
LAST YEAR'S WINNER NOT SKATING - HE'S GOT A JOB
|
|
OFFAL
|
KING BEGINNING TO LAY WASTE
|
|
EVENINGOFF
|
BARKEEP'S RESPITE
|
|
TOFF
|
WELL-TO-DO PERSON
|
|
RACEDOFF
|
IN A TOURNAMENT, ARRANGED FOR REPLACEMENT OF LOWER-DENOMINATION CHIPS*
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
THERE'S A POOR GUNNER IN THE BRANCH, IT SEEMS
|
|
COFFINCOIN
|
MONEY FOUND IN A VAMPIRE'S BED?
|
|
OFFAL
|
MEAT BY-PRODUCTS
|
|
LAVENDERHEADSOFF
|
WHAT THE FLORISTS WERE DOING AT THE COMEDY CLUB?
|
|
MOBILEOFFICE
|
CONSTRUCTION SITE TRAILER
|
|
OFFSETVICTORY
|
A VICTORY THAT INCLUDES LOSSES
|
|
CUTOFF
|
STRIKE ABOUT TO STOP SUDDENLY
|
|
OFF
|
TO STOP SUDDENLY AND ISOLATE
|
|
TRIANGLEOFFENSE
|
NBA STRATEGY ENCOURAGED BY PHIL JACKSON
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 83-ACROSS
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
NOT VISIBLE TO THE AUDIENCE
|
|
BOILOFF
|
REMOVE BY VAPORIZING, AS IMPURITIES
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
SPINNER'S DELIVERY
|
|
OFFER
|
HAVING SHIFTED COLD, CHEST BECOMES TENDER
|
|
ITOFF
|
WORDS WITH HIT OR TAKE
|
|
OFFS
|
SLIMS
|
|
OFFER
|
- OF AMENDS; PROCEDURE DESCRIBED IN THE DEFAMATION ACT 1996 ENABLING A DEFENDANT TO APOLOGISE TO THE CLAIMANT OF A LIBEL CASE TO AVOID FURTHER DISPUTE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
SEVERED
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
START OF A FLIGHT
|
|
OFFEND
|
MISUSE
|
|
WEARSOFF
|
LOSES EFFECTIVENESS
|
|
MAKEANOFFER
|
SELLER'S SUGGESTION
|
|
ONANDOFFSHOOT
|
INTERMITTENT PHOTO SESSION?
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
GONE! FIRED OVER SOURCE OF OIL DERIVATIVE
|
|
BOILOFF
|
MAKE UNADULTERATED FOOL FIB WILDLY?
|
|
PAYOFF
|
JOKE'S PUNCHLINE, E.G.
|
|
TOFFEE
|
SUGAR HEATED UNTIL CARAMELISED, APPLIED TO APPLES ON STICKS OR ENRICHED WITH BUTTER FOR PUDDING SAUCE
|
|
OFF
|
MOULDY
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
JETTISON A MOULDY CARGO
|
|
GUINNESSOFFICIAL
|
ADJUDICATOR OF AN ATTEMPT AT A PHYSICAL FEAT, SAY
|
|
TOOKOFF
|
IMITATED IN AN AMUSING WAY
|
|
DAYSOFFOLD
|
WHEN ORIGAMI FLOURISHED?
|
|
OFFCENTERFOLD
|
ORIGAMI MISTAKE?
|
|
ISOFF
|
"THE DEAL ___!"
|
|
OFFER
|
NEGOTIATOR'S PROPOSAL
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
"WAG THE DOG" ACTOR
|
|
BITTERNESSOFFEELING
|
MUTUAL HOSTILITY
|
|
BOFF
|
HIT, AS ON THE NOGGIN
|
|
NICODEMUSBOFFIN
|
ILLITERATE, GOODHEARTED CLERK IN OUR MUTUAL FRIEND
|
|
COFFIN
|
FIANNA FAIL CAUGHT UP IN LOOSE CHANGE GOES DOWN IN THE END
|
|
OFF
|
GO ___ ON A TANGENT
|
|
OFFTRACK
|
BEFORE: PRET-A-PORTER / AFTER: ON A TANGENT
|
|
OFF
|
SUBTRACTED FROM
|
|
SEALOFF
|
MAKE TIGHT
|
|
THEERAOFFEELINGS
|
1970S, TO A SCHMALTZY WEDDING BAND?
|
|
BILLOFFAVRE
|
DEBT FOR QUARTERBACK BRETT?
|
|
BILLOFFERRELL
|
DEBT FOR COMEDIAN WILL?
|
|
COOLEDOFF
|
CALMED DOWN
|
|
CASTOFFS
|
HAND-ME-DOWNS
|
|
KNOCKONESSOCKSOFF
|
STRIKE WITH WONDER
|
|
BEPISSEDOFF
|
FOAM AT THE MOUTH
|
|
SCOFFERS
|
THEY LAUGH AT THE CHEST WITH THE POINTED ENDS
|
|
OFFENSIVES
|
TOUGHS
|
|
OFFSITE
|
(HAPPENING) AWAY FROM A WORK LOCATION
|
|
OFFENSIVELINE
|
UNPLEASANT SINGLES BAR COME-ON?
|
|
OFFENSIVELINE
|
TRASH TALK?
|
|
PLAYOFFFEVER
|
POSTSEASON EXCITEMENT
|
|
OFF
|
LESS THAN PERFECT
|
|
OFF
|
A LITTLE LESS THAN PERFECT
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
GIVE-AND-TAKE
|
|
OFF
|
CRICKET POSITION OF NOTE
|
|
SORTINGOFFICE
|
PRESSURE-FREE CRICKETING POSITION, SAY, THAT ENSURES ACCURATE DELIVERIES?
|
|
READYFORTAKEOFF
|
SOON TO HAVE A TURNED-UP NOSE
|
|
TEAROFF
|
SHUCK
|
|
OFFS
|
ELIMINATES, GANGSTER-STYLE
|
|
DOFFED
|
TIPPED
|
|
BOFF
|
KNEE-SLAPPING JOKE
|
|
BOFF
|
THEATRICAL HIT, IN SLANG
|
|
BOFFOS
|
THEATRICAL HITS
|
|
KNOCKOFFANARMANI
|
COPY A NOTED CLOTHING DESIGN
|
|
SAWSOFF
|
SHORTENS, IN A WAY
|
|
SELLOFF
|
LIQUIDATE
|
|
OFFICE
|
THE ___, BBC SERIES THAT WON BEST TV COMEDY PRIZE AT THE 2002 BRITISH COMEDY AWARDS
|
|
PAYOFF
|
CLEAR UP
|
|
SCOFF
|
MERE MOCKERY OF A MEAL?
|
|
TOFFEE
|
HARD CONFECTIONERY PRODUCED AT THE SHARMA FAMILY"S DALES FACTORY
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
A FISH'LL SOUND LIKE AN AUTHORISED REPRESENTATIVE
|
|
SQUAREDOFF
|
FOUGHT
|
|
OFFAL
|
ABATTOIR WASTE
|
|
LEADOFFHITTER
|
FIGHT-STARTER IN BASEBALL?
|
|
OFFENSIVEREMARK
|
IT MAY BE ACKNOWLEDGED WITH A SLAP
|
|
OFFER
|
IT MAY BE STANDING
|
|
CROSSEDOFFONRAMP
|
NIXED HIGHWAY ENTRANCE?
|
|
SEEOFF
|
ACCOMPANY TO THE DEPOT, SAY
|
|
SOFFIT
|
OVERHANG'S UNDERSIDE
|
|
OFFCUT
|
WASTE TRIMMING
|
|
OFFICIALCHURCHOFENGLAND
|
ANGLICAN CHURCH
|
|
OFFAL
|
DISLIKING A LARGE PORTION OF LIVER
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CHEWY GOODIE
|
|
PICKOFFPLAY
|
ATTEMPT TO PICK OFF BASEBALL RUNNER
|
|
OFFTHETOPOFONESHEAD
|
WITHOUT PREVIOUS THOUGHT OR PREPARATION
|
|
OFFENDED
|
JARRING
|
|
OFFROAD
|
(OF VEHICLE) SUITABLE FOR ROUGH TERRAIN
|
|
OFFER
|
(SUGGESTION OF) GIFT
|
|
OFFOXHOUNDS
|
SEE 20 ACROSS
|
|
OFF
|
"KNOCK IT ___!"
|
|
SCOFFER
|
PERSON MAKING A MOCKERY OF A GOURMAND?
|
|
TRAILOFF
|
FADE, AS A VOICE
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
SUGGEST POLITICIAN TAKES PART OF CHURCH SERVICE
|
|
OFFAL
|
REFUSE, AS NOT WORKING ON A LINE
|
|
HASACOFFINFIT
|
GETS MEASURED FOR A CASKET?
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
RISQUE ... AND WHAT EACH ANSWER TO A STARRED CLUE CONTAINS?
|
|
LETTINGOFFSTEAM
|
VENTING
|
|
BLOWINGOFFSTEAM
|
VENTING
|
|
TOFF
|
SOUNDS LIKE IT'S TOO LOUD MUSIC FOR UPPER-CLASS GENT
|
|
FOFF
|
BUCK FOR THE PUCK
|
|
THROWOFF
|
EVADE, AS A PURSUER
|
|
WHIFFOFFRESHAIR
|
SOMETHING ONE WITH CABIN FEVER LONGS FOR
|
|
TOFFEES
|
PEG'S CARRYING OFF CANDIES
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
LINEAR ZONE OF SEISMIC AND VOLCANIC ACTIVITY THAT COINCIDES WITH THE PACIFIC PLATE: 3 WDS.
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
BARBERS
|
|
WEARSOFF
|
BECOMES INEFFECTIVE
|
|
ALARMWARNINGOFFIRE
|
SMOKE ALARM
|
|
OFFSET
|
COUNTERACT
|
|
OFFHOLDER
|
ONE IN CHARGE OF BRINGING THE BUG SPRAY?
|
|
BOFFO
|
GREAT, IN "VARIETY" HEADLINES
|
|
FACEOFF
|
OPEN CONFRONTATION
|
|
COFFEETABLE
|
SOFA ADJUNCT
|
|
OFFICE
|
WORK APPOINTMENT
|
|
OFF
|
FEELING UNWELL ON HOLIDAY
|
|
SCOFF
|
TO EXPRESS SCORN OR CONTEMPT
|
|
SCOFFED
|
EXPRESSED SCORN
|
|
AFTERNOONCOFFEE
|
*THREE-O'CLOCK PICK-ME-UP, PERHAPS
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPLACE
|
FAR OUT
|
|
WAKEUPANDSMELLTHECOFFEE
|
COME TO ENJOY AN AROMA - PAY ATTENTION!
|
|
SHUTOFFS
|
SOME SAFETY VALVES
|
|
TELLOFF
|
EARMARK FOR DUTY; REPRIMAND
|
|
CLOSEOFF
|
RETARD
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
RETARD
|
|
PUTOFF
|
RETARD
|
|
OFFICER
|
MEMBER OF THE POLICE FORCE IF TRAINED
|
|
OFFICER
|
ONE IN CHARGE OF FATHEAD COOKING RICE
|
|
STAYOFF
|
AVOID, AS CARBS OR SUGAR
|
|
ACHIPOFFTHEOLDBLOCK
|
WEDGE SHOT FROM A WORN-OUT PRACTICE RANGE PLATFORM?
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE INTERNAL PARTS OF AN ANIMAL, SUCH AS THE HEART AND LIVER
|
|
DOFFS
|
TIPS ONE'S HAT IN A GENTLEMANLY MANNER
|
|
SPOFFORTH
|
F R ___, AUSTRALIA CRICKETER KNOWN AS THE DEMON BOWLER; FIRST TO TAKE A TEST HAT-TRICK
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
RUSSIAN COUNT WITH DISH NAMED FOR HIM
|
|
SCOFF
|
BE A CYNIC
|
|
OFFAL
|
AWFUL-SOUNDING STUFF?
|
|
WEBOFFSET
|
PRINTING METHOD
|
|
SOFFIT
|
ARCHITECTURAL UNDERSIDE
|
|
SCOFFED
|
DISPLAYED DISDAIN
|
|
COFFEE BREAK
|
SHORT REST FROM WORK
|
|
OFF
|
POPULAR BUG SPRAY
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
INSIDER'S INFO OFFERINGS
|
|
ONOFF
|
LIKE A TOGGLE SWITCH
|
|
ALARMWARNINGOFFIRE
|
SPRINKLER SYSTEM
|
|
COFFIN
|
DEAD MAN"S CHEST
|
|
TRIALOFFER
|
*TELEMARKETER'S COME-ON
|
|
OFFER
|
PROPOSITION
|
|
COFFIN
|
ESSEX SAILOR SLEEPING AT HOME AFTER COLD
|
|
OFFERED
|
Given feed for development
|
|
BOFFO
|
Hugely successful, in Variety
|
|
SUITTOATOFFEE
|
Satisfy with just the right amount of candy?
|
|
JOFFE
|
Roland ___, Best Director Oscar nominee for The Killing Fields and The Mission
|
|
VEERSOFF
|
DOESN'T GO STRAIGHT
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Authorised chemical company to separate waste parts of carcass
|
|
TWISTSOFF
|
UNSCREWS
|
|
OFFAL
|
Edible animal innards
|
|
OFFALY
|
Internal organs ultimately destroy neighbour of Kildare
|
|
OFFED
|
ICED, MOB-STYLE
|
|
SETOFFS
|
Deductions from judgments, in law
|
|
PICKOFF
|
Pitcher's coup
|
|
OFFS
|
EXTINGUISHES
|
|
OFFSHORESTRUCTURE
|
Gulf of Mexico oil rig, e.g.
|
|
SOUNDINGOFF
|
VOICING ONE'S OPINION
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
IN THE WINGS
|
|
OFFHAND
|
READILY AVAILABLE ... TESTING, TESTING ... RATS, TRY THIS CLUE: CASUAL, AS A REMARK
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PACKOFFLIES
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Fisherman's purchase
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WRITEOFF
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DESTROY (CAR)
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NOFFKE
|
Former Australian and Qld men's fast-medium pace bowler who coached Brisbane Heat to win 2019-20 WBBL
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OFF
|
Cast ___ : abandon or disown?
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UNOFFICIALVOTE
|
Public opinion poll
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LETSGETOFFHOWARDDUFF
|
Something couch potatoes don't say too often?
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OFFENCE
|
Crime of a stolen goods receiver?
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OFFS
|
Captains, majors, etc.: Abbr.
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OFF
|
Canceled, as an event
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SCOFFBROADWAY
|
Show contempt for the theater?
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OFFICEPEEKER
|
Clerk sneaking a look at confidential files?
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SETOFFS
|
DEDUCTIONS, AS FROM DAMAGES AWARDS
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TOFFEE
|
Hit off tee? That's something to chew over!
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OFFICETEMPS
|
Nine to five, generally, in Grenoble?
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FLYINGOFFICER
|
Air Force rank
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OFFERED
|
MADE AVAILABLE
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OFFTOTHERACES
|
Embarking on something exciting, and a hint regarding what this puzzle's starred answers' endings ha
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TOFFS
|
Devonshire dandies
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TOFF
|
Devonshire dandy
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OPENTOOFFER
|
Nothing to write inside present for sale to highest bidder
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OFCOFFEETHEWAITRESS
|
Silly joke, part 4
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MISTERCOFFEE
|
When she came back to top off the drinks, the waitress ___ cup
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POLICEOFFICER
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PERSON IN A SQUAD CAR
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TIPOFFS
|
STRONG HINTS
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OFFAL
|
BUTCHER SHOP BYPRODUCT
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TALKONESHEADOFF
|
Yak and yak
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ONANDOFFROMANCE
|
Erratic love affair
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SCOFF
|
Not treat seriously, with "at"
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FIRSTOFFENDER
|
ONE COMMITTING CRIME ON INITIAL OCCASION
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OFFTHERACK
|
No longer being tortured?
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OFFONE
|
Crazy way to score a goal at soccer
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OFFONESHEAD
|
Crazy way to score a goal at soccer
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OFFER
|
Seem willing to go away to the other end
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BOFFO
|
SMASHING, IN SHOWBIZ
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HALFPRICEOFFERS
|
SOME CONSUMER COME-ONS
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OFFZZBLANKPAGES
|
PART FOUR OF QUIP
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OFFERED
|
Freed of entanglement, volunteered
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FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
Flip one's lid
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DOFFED
|
Flipped one's lid?
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JUMPINGOFFPLACE
|
Starting point for a trip
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OFFTHEHOOK
|
EXTREMELY COOL, IN SLANG
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OFF
|
"Better ___ Ted"
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TAKEOFFRAMP
|
PART OF A SKI JUMP JUST BEFORE GOING AIRBORNE
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TAKESOFFTHEGLOVES
|
Plastic surgeon packs it in, as she ___
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RUNOFF
|
RAIN DRAINING FROM AN AREA
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PAYOFF
|
Result from decider league ignored
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OFFERING
|
Sacrifice one might ignore if very loudly included
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WASHOFF
|
RINSE
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LOGSOFF
|
Ends a session, in a way
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CUTOFFFUNDS
|
Stop supporting, with "for"
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OFFBEAT
|
FAR-OUT
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TOFFEE
|
Shuffled feet of sticky sweet
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TOFFEE
|
Sweet content lies in the smallest of feeding-bottles
|
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CRYOFF
|
BACK OUT
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LETOFFSTEAM
|
RELEASE PENT-UP ENERGY
|
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OFFENDERS
|
WRONGDOERS
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OFFICER
|
Person in authority is in charge, guarded by volunteer
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SCOFF
|
DEVOUR (INFORMAL)
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OFFICESEEKER
|
LEGISLATOR
|
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ONEOFFOUR
|
Semester
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WALTZESOFFWITH
|
WINS EASILY
|
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BLEWOFF
|
Failed to show up for, informally
|
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OFFENDER
|
A code-breaker about to close a bid?
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SAWSOFF
|
Removes, as a bough
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OFFAL
|
EDIBLE HEART, LIVER AND TONGUE, FOR INSTANCE
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SCOFF
|
Scratch with sulphur & copper very loudly
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OFFENDING
|
Crabwise
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OFFENDED
|
Crabwise
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RATTLEOFF
|
RECITE FROM MEMORY
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REELOFF
|
RECITE FROM MEMORY
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TICKSOFF
|
CHECKS - UPBRAIDS
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|
OFFICEBOY
|
Male office assistant
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OFFICEJOB
|
It might come with a desk
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SKIPOFF
|
LEAVE SURREPTITIOUSLY
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|
OFFENDED
|
Dicey
|
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POSITIVELYOFFAL
|
How leftover scraps of pork really taste?
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FEOFF
|
Give or sell feudal land
|
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OFFHANDEDLY
|
Old college with Head failing to accept females passed without preparation
|
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OFFICE
|
ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT
|
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SCOFF
|
Pour scorn on food, commonly ...
|
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OFFSTAGE
|
Adult accepts punch, but not one hidden from audience
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|
OFFICERSCLUB
|
Police baton?
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OFFERING
|
Giving away a key ring
|
|
OFF
|
Awry or away
|
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PAYOFF
|
Clear off
|
|
COFFEE
|
Hot beverage made from the roasted and ground seeds of a tropical Old World shrub
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Illegal field position in many sports
|
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STROGANOFF
|
Dish made with sour cream
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KICKOFF
|
Start of a soccer game
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OFFENDING
|
POACHED
|
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OFFENDED
|
POACHED
|
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SCOFFS
|
EATS GREEDILY
|
|
OFFEND
|
Cause umbrage
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Taking umbrage
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OFF
|
SWITCH WORD
|
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RAFFLEOFF
|
Give away, in a way
|
|
IMOFF
|
'SEE YA!'
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BUNKOFF
|
Play truant
|
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SNAPOFF
|
Break, in a way
|
|
OFFER
|
JOB SEEKER'S SUCCESS
|
|
OFFERS
|
PROPOSALS
|
|
CONTENDEROFFERS
|
"You can choose the venue, champ" and the like?
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
HIGHLY ENERGETIC PERSON
|
|
OFFBASE
|
BADLY MISTAKEN
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OFF
|
PUNCHED OUT
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ICEDCOFFEE
|
SUMMER DRINK WITH CAFFEINE
|
|
OFFERS
|
Bids for the majority of the coffers
|
|
KNOCKEDOFFWORK
|
THE ART THIEF __
|
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HAULOFF
|
Tow away
|
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OFF
|
Inaccurate, like a putt
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPOINT
|
THE START OF SPRING?
|
|
TEATOFFENSIVE
|
Runt's strategy for getting some milk?
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|
OFFICIO
|
EX ______
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
BUREAUCRAT
|
|
OFFENCE
|
VIOLATION
|
|
OFFENSE
|
VIOLATION
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Love of fresh cockles - confined to coastal waters
|
|
NODDINGOFF
|
*SLIPPING INTO SLUMBERLAND
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|
OFFICIAL
|
It"s not on: chemical company always missing ways to become authorised
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Deadlock between equally matched opponents
|
|
stand-off
|
Deadlock between equally matched opponents
|
|
CROSSOFF
|
Scratch from a list
|
|
COFFER
|
Box given to heavy smoker, do we hear?
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|
RANOFF
|
Photocopied
|
|
OFFEND
|
Hurl a slur at
|
|
PLAYOFFBEARD
|
Wild man's facial hair, perhaps?
|
|
OFFBROADWAYHITS
|
Get rid of a few big productions that didn't quite make it on tour?
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
VERY PALE TINT
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
(Person) properly authorised
|
|
OFFERING
|
Movement of finger in making a bid
|
|
OFFERER
|
Person making a bid
|
|
OFF
|
Stealing a break from work?
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|
OFFENDED
|
Stopped after bad upset
|
|
COFFEE
|
Reason for a break
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
ONSHORE
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Abundant meals, slangily
|
|
OFFER
|
Adduce
|
|
PLAYOFFTHEBLIND
|
Put up the obligatory wagers before leaving the table*
|
|
HASLOSTAPLAYOFF
|
Part 2 of trivia question
|
|
OFFAL
|
Waste parts of Cornish river
|
|
OFF
|
"That's a weight ___ my mind!"
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S AWFUL WASTE?
|
|
COFFEE
|
MORNING STIMULANT
|
|
PROFFER
|
PRESENT FOR ACCEPTANCE
|
|
OFFER
|
PRESENT FOR ACCEPTANCE
|
|
UNOFFICIALVOTE
|
Experimental sample
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
PROSAIC
|
|
JACKINOFFICE
|
PETTY OFFICIAL HAS TO GIVE UP JOB
|
|
OFFEND
|
Send over the edge to displease?
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
Cheap imitations
|
|
GREATBALLSOFFIRE
|
Song by Otis Blackwell and Jack Hammer recorded by Jerry Lee Lewis
|
|
OFFIE
|
Retail outlet belonging to fellow, empty inside
|
|
POLISHESOFF
|
Completes, as a meal
|
|
OFFCUT
|
LEFTOVER PIECE OF MATERIAL
|
|
THEPRINCIPALSOFF
|
Reason Bart Simpson may be glad to attend school?
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
TIME OF FEW USERS
|
|
SNIPSOFF
|
Clips, as hair ends
|
|
LOPOFF
|
Sever, as branches
|
|
COFFEE
|
Hot drink made from roasted and ground bean-like seeds
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
START A PLANE TRIP
|
|
CHEKHOVCHECKOFF
|
Mark on a Russian author's to-do list?
|
|
COFFEEBARON
|
STARBUCKS'S HOWARD SCHULTZ?
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 45-DOWN
|
|
OFFERTOBUYCOMPANY
|
Hostile takeover
|
|
GROFF
|
Jonathan ___, US actor who voiced Kristoff in 2013 animated film Frozen
|
|
OFFICER
|
Possibly general resistance holding up act of worship
|
|
OFFER
|
To present as an act of worship or devotion; sacrifice
|
|
OFFICE
|
Act of worship no longer being kept on hold?
|
|
OFFA
|
Entrenched person of note
|
|
COMEOFF
|
BE REMOVED; TURN OUT; SUCCEED
|
|
OFFS
|
Snuffs out, mob-style
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet and sour in starters of the Eastern eateries
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
UNEMOTIONAL AND PRACTICAL
|
|
OFFICIALS
|
Incumbents
|
|
HOFFA
|
TEAMSTERS PRESIDENT JAMES
|
|
SETS OFF
|
Begins a journey
|
|
BEETTHEPANTSOFF
|
Destroy in a contest, veggie-style?
|
|
BOFF
|
Box office smash, in slang
|
|
WALKOFFHOMERUN
|
CAUSE FOR CELEBRATING OVER A PLATE
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Receiver's crime
|
|
OFFENSE
|
Receiver's illegal act
|
|
COFFERS
|
TREASURY
|
|
GOOFFLINE
|
Become disconnected
|
|
OFFEND
|
Cause to feel insulted
|
|
LETOFF
|
ALLOW TO GO FREE; DISCHARGE
|
|
COFFINWHEEZE
|
FREAKY FUNERAL NOISE?
|
|
THEOFFICE
|
TV show set at the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
PRUNES
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
PRUNES
|
|
ESCOFFIER
|
Could this chef be dubbed "Sir Coffee"?
|
|
BORETHEPANTSOFFSOMEONE
|
Make a person very fed-up
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Following pages one's put back into poem, not able to contribute to play
|
|
CENTRALOFFICE
|
Base of operation
|
|
MAINOFFICE
|
Base of operation
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
NOT SPECIALLY DESIGNED BUT TAKEN FROM STOCK
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
NOW AND AGAIN
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Dorky
|
|
OFFICER
|
COMMISSIONED MEMBER OF THE SERVICES
|
|
ACCEPTSAAHOFFER
|
Agrees to a deal, dentist-style?
|
|
BOFFO
|
Like a dynamite performance, in showbiz lingo
|
|
OFF
|
Out of alignment with
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Issued by a public authority
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
Stop from flowing
|
|
OFFAL
|
Waste year away from county
|
|
OFFER
|
JOB APPLICANT'S GOAL
|
|
OFFENSELESS
|
RAPACIOUS
|
|
BOFFO
|
Fabulous, to a theater critic
|
|
OFFING
|
In the ___: some way away
|
|
STANDOFF
|
DEADLOCK BETWEEN EQUAL OPPONENTS
|
|
STEPOFF
|
Back down from potential conflict
|
|
OFFTO
|
LEAVING FOR
|
|
OFFER
|
Show willingness to get away when supper's finished
|
|
SCOFF
|
Derisive expression
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S LEFTOVER MESS
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Launch from lake, provided the swell ends
|
|
MOFFO
|
Anna of opera
|
|
OFFENDING
|
Igniting
|
|
OFFICE
|
Where skaters are to be found when not skating?
|
|
OFFEND
|
You insult someone like this when diving into the pool
|
|
COFFEE
|
Beverage, hot or iced
|
|
OFF
|
AWAY FROM
|
|
OFFA
|
Coming ___ slump
|
|
FALLOFF
|
Hit a slump
|
|
WARRANTOFFICERS
|
Boatswain and gunner
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
Direct confrontations
|
|
OFFS
|
SLAYS, SLANGILY
|
|
OFF
|
Word that can follow the first parts of 17- and 60- Across and 11- and 27- Down to form baseball ter
|
|
COFFERS
|
Funds supplied by throat clearers, apparently
|
|
OFFENCE
|
A feeling of umbrage, one takes it
|
|
OFFENDING
|
Provoking
|
|
OFFER
|
Figure for negotiation
|
|
HOFFA
|
Labor leader Jimmy who mysteriously disappeared
|
|
OFFER
|
Chance to buy at reduced price?
|
|
RETURNKICKOFF
|
First line on an IRS form?
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Dump no longer available ___ see notice
|
|
MAKEAPEACEOFFERING
|
Settle an argument
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Attention-seeker
|
|
TICKETOFFENSIVE
|
Aggressive policy to increase box office sales?
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
TYPE OF SPIN BOWLING
|
|
COFFIN
|
Party in American Quarter - the late place the Count frequents
|
|
OFFICE
|
Emmerdale"s Jai Sharma and other businessmen usually work in one of these
|
|
OFFICER
|
Any service academy graduate
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Authentic and genuine
|
|
OFFERS
|
BIDS, TENDERS
|
|
LOPPEDOFF
|
PRUNED
|
|
HAULOFF
|
Take away by truck
|
|
DOFF
|
Tip, in a way
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
VERY LIVELY SORT
|
|
CHAINOFFOULS
|
Cause for repeated whistle-blowing?
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Director's place perhaps is not fresh for those who are play-acting
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Invisible to the audience
|
|
REPEATOFFENDERS
|
Those who may do time a second time
|
|
EXAMNOTICEOFFER
|
THREE FINAL THINGS
|
|
OFFICEPOOL
|
EMPLOYEES' WAGERING SCHEME
|
|
HOFFA
|
MEMORABLE LABOR LEADER JIMMY
|
|
STARTOFF
|
MAKE A BEGINNING
|
|
CUPOFCOFFEE
|
BREAKFAST BEVERAGE
|
|
OFFER
|
Proposal to remove front of strongbox
|
|
BOFFO
|
Great, box office-wise
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
"MEET THE FOCKERS" CO-STAR
|
|
SCOFFER
|
He mocks a small chest
|
|
COFFER
|
Jewelry box, e.g.
|
|
COFFER
|
Chest for storing valuables
|
|
PRYOFF
|
Lift with leverage
|
|
COMEOFF
|
HAPPEN AS PLANNED
|
|
FREDBILETNIKOFF
|
Namesake of award for the top collegiate pass receiver
|
|
SCOFFERS
|
Naysayers
|
|
SPECIALOFFER
|
SALE ON A FEATURED DISH?
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Litter produced in high season
|
|
OFFAL
|
Some nose-to-tail cuisine
|
|
OFFENDING
|
Rotten finale assaulting the senses
|
|
SCOFF
|
Jeer at the score that's curtailed and played very loud
|
|
OFF
|
NOT OPERATIONAL
|
|
OFFENDING
|
Blinking
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
WHERE A BUSH IS SOMETIMES PLANTED?
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
Overzealous
|
|
GETOFFOFMYCLOUD
|
Rolling Stones hit whose title follows the words "Hey you"
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Leaving, having finished with hurt feelings
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Mr Laurel to remove hat deadlock
|
|
OFFICE
|
"DILBERT" SETTING
|
|
SENDOFFS
|
Senator removes hat to make goodbyes
|
|
DOFFS
|
Tips, as one's hat
|
|
OFFER
|
Remove lid from box to reveal present
|
|
DOFFED
|
Tipped, as a hat
|
|
DOFFS
|
Tips, as a hat
|
|
BOFFOS
|
HUGE HITS
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casual labourer not working at first
|
|
COFFEE
|
Morning need for many
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 62-DOWN
|
|
DOFFED
|
Removed, as a hat
|
|
DOFFS
|
Removes, as a hat
|
|
OFFER
|
Bid for a chest without a top
|
|
COFFER
|
A number bid for a chest
|
|
HOLYOFFICE
|
Congregation of the curia
|
|
SEEOFF
|
REPEL; WAVE GOODBYE
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
In violation of a football rule, maybe
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Misdemeanour of a criminal receiver
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
The Young _, Irish coming-of-age drama with Alex Murphy and Chris Walley
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
Cool Papa Bell has a plaque here
|
|
RIPOFF
|
OUTRAGEOUSLY OVERPRICED ITEM
|
|
OFFICE
|
Church service lacking top voice without being very loud
|
|
MOTORNERVEOFFACE
|
Cranial nerve vii
|
|
OFFENCE
|
DISCOURTESY
|
|
OFFICER
|
Title for a cop
|
|
OFFSET
|
AMOUNT BY WHICH A THING IS OUT OF LINE
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Bit of stuff female copper wears frequently
|
|
BALLSOFFIRE
|
"Great" words from Jerry Lee Lewis
|
|
SENTOFF
|
MAILED OUT
|
|
RIPOFF
|
CON TRICK
|
|
OFFENCE
|
RESENTMENT, HURT
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
LAMPOON; LEAVE GROUND
|
|
TIPOFF
|
WARNING - SUPERIOR GENT HAS VERY LITTLE MONEY
|
|
COFFEE
|
*With cream or sugar
|
|
ISOFF
|
"Your phone ___ the hook"
|
|
OFFICIALLY
|
'A fissure!' Leigh announced formally
|
|
COFFEERUSH
|
CAFFEINE JITTERS
|
|
OFFIE
|
Retail outlet in old Fife needing renovation
|
|
OFFICERS
|
Policemen on holiday who may finish the cakes
|
|
SCOFFING
|
Joshing
|
|
OFFICE
|
Business place
|
|
STANDOFFISHNESS
|
Distance stand, of fish before Scottish lake
|
|
NODOFF
|
BEGIN DOZING
|
|
LIVEOFF
|
Subsist on
|
|
GETOFFSCOTFREE
|
WON'T BE PUNISHED AT ALL
|
|
SAWOFF
|
PRUNE, AS A BRANCH
|
|
GOLDCOFFIN
|
Expensive parting gift?
|
|
LETSOFF
|
PARDONS
|
|
OFFER
|
Looking back, realised initially Heffo lost his head in submission
|
|
STORMOFF
|
Make a dramatic exit, in a way
|
|
OFFER
|
Mafia don's proposal
|
|
TICKETOFFENSIVE
|
All-out effort to fill theater seats?
|
|
BLEEPATIONOFFAUST
|
Berlioz cantata
|
|
HOLYOFFICE
|
Committee of cardinals
|
|
TOFFS
|
Swells loud during a soft composition
|
|
BANKOFFICER
|
Wells Fargo branch manager, e. g.
|
|
OFF
|
Word with key or base
|
|
OFFER
|
Buyer's bid
|
|
BOFFINS
|
Scientists finding what's putrefied in rubbish containers
|
|
COFFEES
|
Brewed beverages
|
|
SHOOTINGITSMOUTHOFF
|
Main talent of a Robot Commando?
|
|
MAINOFFICE
|
CENTER OF OPERATIONS
|
|
BOFFINS
|
Scientists set off in rubbish containers
|
|
COFFEE
|
Medium to dark brown
|
|
OFFER
|
JOB APPLICANT'S HOPE
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Not clothe
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OFFSET
|
COUNTERBALANCED
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OFFONALARK
|
WHAT'S DEPICTED BY THE CIRCLED LETTERS IN 41-/49-ACROSS
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DREAMSOFFIELD
|
Sally's visions?
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ONEOFF
|
DONE ONLY ONCE
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one-off
|
DONE ONLY ONCE
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OFFLYING
|
Outlying
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CROWNOFFICE
|
Administrative centre of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court
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OFFER
|
Present for acceptance or rejection
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OFFERING
|
Putting forward for acceptance or rejection
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FAMILYOFFOUR
|
GROUP THAT MIGHT BE MADE UP OF THE MEMBERS HIDDEN IN 20-, 28-, 35- AND 45-ACROSS
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TAKEOFF
|
MIMIC AMUSINGLY
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SCOFFER
|
MOCKER OR JEERER
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COFFEE
|
Cafe noir
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OFFENSIVE
|
Not decent
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BLASTOFF
|
Launch punch immediately before being grabbed
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OFFAL
|
Refuse to abandon Irish county finally?
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OFFING
|
Distant from the shore
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OFFOFFBROADWAY
|
Like fringe production, twice cancelled, having coarse passage
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OFFICEGOSSIP
|
Water cooler banter, maybe
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HOFFA
|
LABOR LEADER JIMMY WHO VANISHED IN 1975
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TOPSOFF
|
CAPS
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IMOFF
|
'TOODLE-OO!'
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OFFCUT
|
SCRAP PIECE OF MATERIAL
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OFFICE
|
ROOM FOR BUSINESS
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STANDOFF
|
RUGBY PLAYER - DEADLOCK - KEEP AT A DISTANCE
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OFFSPRING
|
Children love very loud running water
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HOFFS
|
SUSANNA OF THE BANGLES
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PUGETSOUNDOFF
|
Cadence call in Washington?
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SCARINGOFF
|
Playing the guard dog
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FENDOFF
|
Repel, as an attack
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OFFENCES
|
SPOILED SCENE TRADING INSULTS
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COFFEEURN
|
Catering need
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REVERSALOFFORTUNE
|
Twist of fate
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COFFEE POT
|
DRINK SERVING CONTAINER
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BOTOXOFFICE
|
BUSINESS WHERE LINES ARE DISCOURAGED?
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POSTOFFICEBOX
|
MAIL DESTINATION
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OFFERS
|
Inducers of bids
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SCOFF
|
REVILE
|
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OFFRAMPS
|
SOME EXITS
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UNOFFICIALVOTE
|
Straw to show the wind
|
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OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S LEFTOVERS
|
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TOFFEE
|
Incompetent confectioner can't find a supplier for this?
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OFFA
|
Ruler who worked constructively for Welsh separatism
|
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UNOFFICIAL
|
Not recognized
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OFF
|
Away for the day
|
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OFFENSES
|
Batterys
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SELLINGOFF
|
DUMPING
|
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BADOFFICIALS
|
Start of a comment by critic George Jean Nathan
|
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OFFER
|
Special ___, supermarket bargain
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MOFFATT
|
Graham ___, comic actor whose films with Will Hay include Oh, Mr Porter! and Ask a Policeman
|
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HITITOFF
|
GET ON HORSE AT THE START, IT REPEATEDLY GETTING AWAY
|
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GOOFINGOFF
|
MESSING AROUND
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FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
DISPLAY ANGER
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RUNOFF
|
FOLLOW-UP ELECTION
|
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OFFLOAD
|
EMPTY A TRUCK
|
|
LOG OFF
|
LEAVE A COMPUTER SYSTEM
|
|
ROFFEY
|
1973-84 Leyton Orient defender whose league career ended at Millwall
|
|
OFFERS
|
Careless ref forgets to hold up first advances
|
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ISOFF
|
Tells the wrong time
|
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OFFENDED
|
Crashing
|
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OFF
|
Having a bad day, perhaps
|
|
OFF
|
Abstaining from
|
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BUZZOFF
|
'GO AWAY!'
|
|
OFFISH
|
Those landed in hot water following home secretary, reportedly in difficult situation?
|
|
OFFERS
|
Auction bids
|
|
LOGOFF
|
FINISH PAYING A BILL, PERHAPS
|
|
OFFICER
|
Part of the force
|
|
BEOFFENSIVE
|
Be bad
|
|
OFFICES
|
Storages
|
|
MALEOFFICEASSISTANT
|
Messenger boy
|
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OFFICEBOY
|
Messenger boy
|
|
OFFBASE
|
All wet
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Deviated
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Give insider info
|
|
DOFFS
|
TIPS IN A GENTLEMANLY MANNER
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
SPORADIC
|
|
KEEPOFFANDON
|
Blow hot and cold
|
|
CHARLESOFFRANCE
|
He fled to London in June, 1940
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Magistrate
|
|
OFFICER
|
Magistrate
|
|
OFFA
|
Eighth century king of Mercia
|
|
JOBOFFER
|
Prize for a recent grad
|
|
OFFS
|
Kiss-___
|
|
HOFFA
|
1975 MYSTERY FIGURE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Abort
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Abort
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Not seen by the theater audience
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Rum and sour cream
|
|
NEXTOFF
|
Resultant
|
|
PAIREDOFF
|
COUPLED
|
|
OFFICER
|
Responsible type just chilled, beginning to relax
|
|
HAULOFF
|
Cart away
|
|
OFFAL
|
Not liking calf's innards or meat entrails
|
|
BALLETOFFIRE
|
"Backdraft" by the Bolshoi?
|
|
SCOFF
|
Mock eating food quickly
|
|
DOOFFHAND
|
EXTEMPORIZE
|
|
BACKOFF
|
'UH-UH!'
|
|
COFFEE
|
With 84 Across, work interruptions literally depicted in this puzzle five times in the Across direct
|
|
GOOFFCOURSE
|
Stray, or what the first six letters of the starred answers do
|
|
DOFF
|
Lift and tilt a hat in greeting
|
|
OFFENCE
|
It"s easily taken by sensitive people to be a crime
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
Cooked a strong smelling beef dish
|
|
KARLOFF
|
Actor in "The Devil Commands": 1941
|
|
OFFENCE
|
BREACH OF LAW
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
OLD FISHERMAN'S INITIAL WARNING TO KEEP QUIET AT SEA
|
|
TIPOFF
|
PIECE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION
|
|
OFFERING
|
Expressing willingness to make some sacrifice
|
|
OFFERS
|
Sacrifices
|
|
OFFERSUP
|
Sacrifices
|
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
18TH-CENTURY MEETING PLACE
|
|
COFFEE HOUSE
|
18TH-CENTURY MEETING PLACE
|
|
OFFICE
|
Not domestic
|
|
AWADOFFIFTIES
|
Perfect gift for Mrs. Cunning-ham on Happy Days?
|
|
OFFA
|
King who went away with heavy heart
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Attack causing repugnance
|
|
LETOFF
|
VENTED
|
|
OFFICERCANDIDATESCHOOL
|
Military academy
|
|
ZOFFANY
|
Artist and adventurer alleged to have engaged in cannibalism when he was shipwrecked in the Indian Ocean; his works include Charles Towneley in the Park St Gallery and Tribuna of the Uffizi
|
|
GOVERNMENTOFFICEINCHARGEOFFORE
|
Diplomatic corps
|
|
DOFFS
|
Removes respectfully, as one's hat
|
|
PUBLICOFFERING
|
Shares for sale in a company
|
|
INITIALPUBLICOFFERING
|
Shares for sale in a company
|
|
OFFICIALESE
|
Documented language of female in charge, Lia (see translation)
|
|
LIVINGOFFTHELAD
|
Ma and pa's retirement dream?
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unconventional - like a retired policeman?
|
|
SPINOFF
|
Short trip cancelled? That's the incidental result
|
|
IMUSBEOFFNOW
|
Don's parting words?
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Settle, as a debt
|
|
TOPEDOFFTHELIST
|
Drank too much from a wine menu?
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Wizards game start
|
|
OFFA
|
As easy as falling ___ log
|
|
COFFEE
|
Joe not working in Cuba's capital?
|
|
SHRUGSOFF
|
DOESN'T LOSE SLEEP OVER
|
|
FENDOFF
|
DRIVE BACK, AS ATTACKERS
|
|
TIPOFF
|
INSIDE INFORMATION
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Cause of boredom/disgust
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICEMAN IN CHARGE INTERCEPTING TENDER
|
|
TURNOFFTHEALARM
|
Stop your clock radio's noise
|
|
OFFA
|
One-time king of sport administrators
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
Sacrifice of square footage for location, e.g.
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
LEAVE THE LAUNCH PAD
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
It doesn't look right beside the main meal and it'll need to be flagged
|
|
OFFER
|
HOPED-FOR JOB INTERVIEW RESULT
|
|
OFFERED
|
PRESENTED FOR ACCEPTANCE
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Have a nice trip
|
|
COFFEEFILTER
|
In-a-pinch eyeglasses cleaner
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Terminate a phone call or electricity supply
|
|
CUT OFF
|
Terminate a phone call or electricity supply
|
|
OFFHAND
|
RU action, with parts exchanged, laid back
|
|
OFF
|
Gone - bad
|
|
ONEOFFOUR
|
Farthing
|
|
PUTOFF
|
POSTPONE; DISCONCERT
|
|
OFFICE
|
WORK LOCALE
|
|
OFFEND
|
Cramp style
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Molt
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Getting into argument, petty officer's given warning
|
|
OFFICER
|
POSSIBLY A MAJOR BID INVOLVING ISLAND CLUBS
|
|
BERKOFF
|
Actor noted for villainous roles in films such as Rambo and Octopussy and the mini-series War & Remembrance
|
|
TURNOFF
|
BRANCHING ROAD
|
|
HITSITOFF
|
Gets along with, as a new acquaintance
|
|
GOOFOFF
|
SHIRK WORK
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
BOASTFUL BIG-HEAD
|
|
OFFER
|
After start of race queen is tender
|
|
COFFER
|
Chest is tender after cold
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Remove, as cargo
|
|
OFFLOADS
|
Takes out, as cargo
|
|
OFFS
|
Cricket-field sides
|
|
ONOFF
|
LIKE BASIC SWITCHES
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
YOUNG
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Pokes fun at one hundred off aboard ship
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Where the grounds may be left after supper
|
|
COFFIN
|
Funerary box
|
|
PUTOFF
|
In waiting
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Branch from the main stem
|
|
TWISTOFFATE
|
Ironic change in destiny ... and, literally, what happens in this puzzle's circles
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Insulting or repulsive
|
|
OFFAL
|
Edible internal animal parts
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
Release tension
|
|
BLOWINGOFFSTEAM
|
Release of tension
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Attack rotten thinking lacking power
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
INSULTING ATTACK
|
|
TORRIDLOVEOFFAIRS
|
Passion for Ferris wheels and funnel cakes?
|
|
WEBOFFSET
|
METHOD OF PRINTING NETWORK FROM RADIO, PERHAPS
|
|
SETSOFF
|
TRIPS, AS AN ALARM
|
|
DOCTORSOFF
|
Sign outside a closed clinic?
|
|
OFFENDS
|
Commits a foul ___ send off, maybe
|
|
SHRUGOFF
|
GET RID OF - SHOW INDIFFERENCE TO
|
|
NICEOFFER
|
IT MAY BE HARD TO TURN DOWN
|
|
HITITOFF
|
CLICK
|
|
SCOFFED
|
Showed no respect - ate greedily
|
|
MOFFO
|
OPERA STAR ANNA
|
|
BOOOFFSTAGE
|
Force to exit, as a performer
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
WACKY, LIKE BOBBY TRANSFERRED TO DESK JOB
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
CELEBRATE, IN A WAY
|
|
OFFERMAN
|
Nick ____ played Ron Swanson in Parks and Recreation
|
|
COFFINMATE
|
"...Creamer for Vampires"
|
|
OFF
|
The Great British Bake ___, popular cookery show, back for its tenth series
|
|
OFFENDING
|
Concerned with managing criminal behaviour
|
|
SCOFF
|
Reject an idea with scorn
|
|
GOOFOFFS
|
GOLDBRICKS
|
|
CAMEOFF
|
GOT DETACHED
|
|
TOFF
|
SWELL TIME ON LEAVE
|
|
JUMPINGOFF
|
Taking a plunge from
|
|
OFFA
|
Dyke-building Mercian
|
|
ELECTEDOFFICIALWAITINGTOLEAVEO
|
Lame duck
|
|
OFFENCES
|
They're normally against the state of those selling stolen goods locally
|
|
MOUNTEDPOLICEOFFICER
|
Officer of the law
|
|
LOGOFF
|
END AN INTERNET SESSION
|
|
OFFICE
|
Hard to warm up to workplace mentioned in slurred speech
|
|
OFFONESHANDS
|
SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED
|
|
OFFONATANGENT
|
Digressing from the main topic
|
|
tip-offs
|
HINTS, WARNINGS
|
|
OFFICE
|
__ HOURS
|
|
THEOOFFICE
|
"Independence Day" setting
|
|
SPINOFF
|
"Benson" in relation to "Soap"
|
|
BARRELOFFUN
|
LAUGH RIOT
|
|
OFF
|
Not playing one's best
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
DUSTIN -, US ACTOR
|
|
SEESOFF
|
BIDS BON VOYAGE TO
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
COLLECTION OF SCRIPTURE LESSONS TURNED INTO FORTY PARTS
|
|
HITITOFF
|
Get along well
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
ONE OSTENTATIOUSLY TRYING TO ATTRACT ATTENTION
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Zany and unconventional
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Summary Saudi Arabian punishment?
|
|
OFFEND
|
Upset someone not aboard at the finish
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
Take charge of old chemical company, with calamitous result all round
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Where you don't want to be caught by the referee on the field
|
|
TIMEOFF
|
WORKER'S REWARD, PERHAPS
|
|
OFFICES
|
BUSINESS WORKPLACES
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Launching of a rocket
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Spring on
|
|
COFFEE
|
Drink from roasted beans
|
|
MRCOFFEE
|
PRODUCT ONCE ENDORSED BY JOE DIMAGGIO
|
|
OFFERERS
|
PROPOSAL PRESENTERS OR VOLUNTEERS
|
|
THESPEARITOFFAIRPLAY
|
"I musta forgotten about ___"
|
|
BUGOFF
|
'Amscray!'
|
|
OFFS
|
ONS OPPOSITES
|
|
CASTSOFF
|
LETS GO
|
|
ABITOFF
|
IN BAD TASTE
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
IN BAD TASTE
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
WINNOWING PROCESS IN SPORTS
|
|
COFFEEH
|
Place where people work for beans?
|
|
PATENTOFFICE
|
PLACE TO REGISTER INVENTIONS
|
|
ROFFEY
|
Monique ___, author of the novels Archipelago and House of Ashes
|
|
OFFER
|
Tire company founded in Milan in 1870s
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
Foul is even - odd is not foul
|
|
OFFTHECUFF
|
Extemporaneously
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CHEWY CARAMEL
|
|
OFFICER
|
Rotten decorator for cakes in general?
|
|
OFFEND
|
STEP ON SOME TOES
|
|
OFFISH
|
Belonging to school, perhaps, that's cold and unfriendly
|
|
PAYOFF
|
RETURN ON AN INVESTMENT
|
|
OFFICIALTIMEOFREGION
|
Apparent time
|
|
BLOWTHELIDOFFOF
|
Expose wrongdoing
|
|
OFFENSE
|
Crime or insult
|
|
ARTESIANWELLOFF
|
Prosperous in France?
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
EMPTY CONTAINERS
|
|
GOOFFTHEGRID
|
Eschew a modern lifestyle, or a hint to the starred entries
|
|
OFFATHERS
|
"FAITH ___!"
|
|
OFFERED
|
BID; PROVIDED
|
|
TURNOFF
|
ACCESS TO SERVICE STATION POSSIBLY, SOMETHING TRULY UNEXCITING
|
|
SCOFFING
|
JESTING
|
|
INOFF
|
SHOT AT BILLIARDS
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Farewell speech originally without conclusion?
|
|
CASTOFFS
|
Goodwill contributions, often
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Sporting ploy of taking left back past first of strikers, if organised
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Cause to shop short, maybe
|
|
OFFICEHOURS
|
NINE TO FIVE?
|
|
FEAROFFIFTY
|
1994 ERICA JONG MEMOIR
|
|
LAIDOFF
|
MADE REDUNDANT
|
|
off-licence
|
SHOP SELLING ALCOHOL
|
|
SCOFFSAT
|
POOH-POOHS
|
|
SCOFFS
|
POOH-POOHS
|
|
REOFFER
|
Buyer's ploy
|
|
OFFA
|
"...___ short pier!"
|
|
SETOFF
|
START ON A JOURNEY
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Not arrive
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Rotten season for the Cubs?
|
|
UNOFFICIAL
|
Peacemaker, off the record
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
US PRESIDENTIAL ROOM
|
|
OFFAL
|
Products of an animal coming to a sticky end in Ireland
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Part of the Eucharist in which bread and wine are placed on the altar
|
|
OFFERBAITTO
|
ATTEMPT TO LURE
|
|
OFFICES
|
WORKSTATIONS
|
|
OFFAL
|
Averse to a last bit of veal or cow's liver, say
|
|
TRADEDOFF
|
Took turns
|
|
KICKOFF
|
TURN VIOLENT
|
|
OFFTHECLOCK
|
Not paid for, as factory work
|
|
DOFF
|
OPPOSITE OF 36-ACROSS
|
|
OFFEND
|
Insult - act criminally
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Treatment of feet using boiled sugar mixture
|
|
OFF
|
Deactivated
|
|
HOFFA
|
Famous name in labor
|
|
FUMESOFFANCY
|
Imaginative but unworkable idea
|
|
ONANDOFFROMANCE
|
HARDLY EVERLASTING LOVE
|
|
POSTOFFICEMOTTO
|
What a Manhattan landmark's inscription is mistakenly assumed to be
|
|
TAKINGOFFPOUNDS
|
DIETING SUCCESSFULLY
|
|
RUNOFF
|
FLEE HASTILY
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Second unpleasant scent returned to first lab worker?
|
|
FRESHOFFTHEBOAT
|
Newly arrived
|
|
PACESOFF
|
MEASURES ROUGHLY
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Where a batsman might play a shot in front of the last defender?
|
|
DROPPINGOFF
|
SETTING DOWN AND GOING TO SLEEP
|
|
OFFICEGOFER
|
Paid errand runner
|
|
OFFENCE
|
The transgression of a dodgy dealer
|
|
OFFA
|
OLD KING'S LIVER FAILING AT LAST
|
|
OFFLOADING
|
Getting rid of
|
|
OFFICE
|
Old party has bad habit of getting rid of leader in Government
|
|
DEALOFF
|
___ the bottom of the deck
|
|
COMEOFFSECONDBEST
|
Stop taking back heartless brute that's to be beaten
|
|
BOFF
|
Hit, in show biz
|
|
TOFF
|
SOME WEALTHY GENT OF FLORENCE
|
|
WALKINGOFF
|
Relieving pain by movement
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
Pertaining to car parts?
|
|
HOFFA
|
LEADER OF THE TEAMSTERS
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman in charge in bid for acceptance
|
|
OFFERING
|
Allocating
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
Exploitative situations
|
|
OFFICEDESPOT
|
Company that targets iron-fisted bosses?
|
|
FUMESOFFANCY
|
Flight of fancy
|
|
PLAYOFFANCY
|
Flight of fancy
|
|
COFFERDAM
|
Form faced with restructuring is a structure for bridge-building etc
|
|
COMMANDINGOFFICER
|
"Gimme a dozen donuts. And step on it!"
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
Governor of N.Y.: 1869-71
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
PRESIDENTIAL WORKPLACE
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Oft shaken by the price of confectionery
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
NICK HAS TO STOP WORK
|
|
OFFICIALS
|
Constituents
|
|
FIFTEENMINUTESOFFAME
|
Nine days' wonder
|
|
COFFIN
|
Burial casket
|
|
RIDEOFF
|
Leave a camp
|
|
OFFER
|
What the cockney should get for the sick mare?
|
|
PROFFER
|
Present a short pair on the tender
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Get rid of fool with a lot of daft reforms
|
|
OFFICER
|
One of 'the finest'
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
The guy who rolled onto his back after passing out was called for being ...
|
|
OFFICE
|
Foundry
|
|
OFFSET
|
Be equivalent
|
|
PLANTOFFSHOOT
|
Runner in a nursery
|
|
DRIFTOFFTOSLEEP
|
Slowly lose wakefulness
|
|
OFFERED
|
Volunteered to present some ideas to the boss, on paper
|
|
COFFIN
|
It holds one up at last
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SCOFF
|
Eat, and mock
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STROGANOFF
|
Cook got saffron for dish
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CASTOFF
|
GARMENT NO LONGER WANTED
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OFFKEY
|
How karaoke often turns out
|
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OFFONES
|
How to get food from a waiter out to lunch?
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SCEATTPOPOFF
|
Historically tax covers European currency
|
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SHEBRUSHEDMEOFF
|
"I hear you!" replied the seat, "___."
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OFFICE
|
BOX ---, TICKET AGENCY
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OFFICE
|
Business having abandoned diamonds
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CLAPONCLAPOFF
|
Operated remotely, as some light switches
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HALLOFFAME
|
Setting for many legends
|
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CLOCKOFF
|
STOP WORK
|
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SAWEDOFFSHOTGUN
|
Illegal weapon, often
|
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COFFEEPOT
|
Brewing need
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MRSSOFFEL
|
1984 Diane Keaton film
|
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OFFICER
|
Banker
|
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OFFSHORE
|
DRILLING SITE
|
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BOFFINS
|
Back-room boys leaving home in outskirts of Brussels
|
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PLAYOFF
|
Set one person against another
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FALLOFF
|
DECLINE SEES EVERYTHING CANCELLED AFTER FINE
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TURNOFFRASER
|
Canadian river bend?
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HOFF
|
Chemistry Nobelist Jacobus van't
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CHEATSOMEONEOFFAIRSHARE
|
Skim off the top
|
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ZOFFANY
|
Johann ___, Germany-born painter whose works include 1759's Venus Bringing Arms to Aeneas
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DOFF
|
Perform with female fellow or don? Just the opposite
|
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BOFFO
|
Show-biz word
|
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BOUQUETOFFLOWERS
|
Gift to a loved one
|
|
OFFAL
|
Sir John's rejecting personnel cuts as waste
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STANDOFFISHNESS
|
Distance of seafood outlet to west of loch
|
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OFFA
|
MERCIAN KING, BUILT DYKE
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|
COFFERS
|
Proposals to augment Conservative funds
|
|
SILLYMIDOFF
|
CRICKET FIELDER - SLY FIDO FILM (ANAG)
|
|
OFFICE
|
ROOM FOR WORKING
|
|
OFFERS
|
Presents for volunteers
|
|
OFFER
|
Proposal for volunteer?
|
|
COLOMBIANCOFFEE
|
Product hawked by Juan Valdez
|
|
OFFICERS
|
Bureaucrats
|
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OFFICIALS
|
Bureaucrats
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RINGOFF
|
END A CALL
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Grandstand
|
|
REGISTRYOFFICE
|
PLACE FOR UNION RESISTANCE, SAY -- IS EFFORT SPOILED BY HOSTILITY?
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SCOFFER
|
One making fun of a hearty eater
|
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OFFER
|
To propose / to tender
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OFFENDER
|
Wrongdoer to propose concealing denouement
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OFF
|
SEE 57 DOWN
|
|
OFFENDING
|
Erring in conduct
|
|
COFFEE
|
Latte or cappuccino, eg
|
|
GOPHERCOFFEE
|
Popular beverage at the Rodent Diner?
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
UNOBTRUSIVE
|
|
OFFHANDREMARK
|
CURT COMMENT [PREVIN]
|
|
OFFICE
|
Where many of us work is where winter sportsmen relax?
|
|
COMPOSTOFFICE
|
RECYCLING CENTER?
|
|
OLEOFFICER
|
Person policing a bullfight crowd?
|
|
ONEOFF
|
DONE A SINGLE TIME
|
|
BRASSOFF
|
Exasperate trumpeters, etc, backstage?
|
|
OFFER
|
JOB SEEKER'S HOPE
|
|
CALLINGOFF
|
CANCELING
|
|
SLOPEOFF
|
LEAVE QUIETLY
|
|
TOFFEES
|
Chewy confections
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Recoil from first act of play
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICEMAN RUNS HOLDING UP ABANDONED DIAMONDS
|
|
OFFA
|
Mercian king, dyke builder in Moffat
|
|
BRUSHOFFS
|
DISDAINFUL DISMISSALS
|
|
TAILOFF
|
DECLINE, GRADUAL REDUCTION
|
|
GAMEOFFINCHES
|
Competition that's for the birds
|
|
POPPINGOFF
|
Dying, the old man wants cask of beer and game with females!
|
|
FLICKOFF
|
Extinguish, as some lights
|
|
COFFIN
|
Box in which a corpse is buried or cremated
|
|
OFFICE
|
Place of business, for many
|
|
TAKEOVERTAKEOFF
|
Substitute for a jittery pilot?
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Present politician money from church
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Up and about, shortly wanting wine
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Magisterial
|
|
OFFAL
|
Al is after rotten meat, like liver, for example
|
|
COFFEE
|
*With 13-Down, roasted aromatic seed
|
|
NODSOFF
|
STARTS DOZING
|
|
OFFENSIVES
|
WRONGS
|
|
PATENTOFFICE
|
WHERE INVENTIONS ARE REGISTERED
|
|
WELLOFF
|
FAIRLY RICH
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Scold or reprimand
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
REJECTION, DISMISSAL
|
|
brush-off
|
REJECTION, DISMISSAL
|
|
GETOFFTHEGROUND
|
SWAT TEAM COMMAND ... TESTING, TESTING ... AARGH, TRY THIS CLUE: BEGIN SUCCESSFULLY
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
"SCRAM, BEEKEEPER!"
|
|
OFFTHEBENTRACK
|
Astray, like Affleck?
|
|
STAYOFFDOCTORS
|
ESCHEW MEDICAL ATTENTION?
|
|
COFFINED
|
Large number of high quality diamonds, boxed for dispatch
|
|
OFF
|
Slack ___
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Fresh food nearly all cooked at sea
|
|
TOFFS
|
Swells in current offshore
|
|
SETOFF
|
Starts to shrink evenly, then swell, in contrast
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
HIGH NOTE PENNED BY EVERY SINGLE COMPOSER
|
|
OFFONESTROLLEY
|
Loony tunes
|
|
TOFFEES
|
Aristocrats bearing drugs? They're sweeties!
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
VENT ONE'S EMOTIONS
|
|
OFFS
|
ICES
|
|
BUMPSOFF
|
ICES
|
|
OFF
|
On-again, ___-again
|
|
RACHMANINOFF
|
Crazy March in F of an exiled composer
|
|
BOFFS
|
Hits, in Variety
|
|
BOFF
|
Hit, in Variety slang
|
|
OFF
|
GOING
|
|
OFFANDON
|
ONCE IN A WHILE
|
|
CITYOFFLIGHTS
|
METROPOLIS, THANKS TO SUPERMAN?
|
|
COFFEE
|
SHRUB; DRINK
|
|
OFFTRACKBET
|
Wager that's not made at the site of the race
|
|
HOFFMANN
|
E T A ___, German Romantic author whose stories form the basis of an Offenbach opera and ballets by Tchaikovsky and Delibes
|
|
COFFIN
|
DRACULA'S RESTING PLACE
|
|
EATOFFENDERS
|
What Hannibal Lecter might do to those who bother him?
|
|
BADOFF
|
NEEDING MONEY
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Spawn
|
|
TRIALOFFER
|
*RETAIL ENTICEMENT
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Away and certain to be heard -- not far from the coast
|
|
OFFING
|
Part of sea seen from shore
|
|
OFFICE
|
Where one who has lost his grip may go! (4,8,6)
|
|
OFFS
|
Takes out, Cosa Nostra style
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Termination of a fly in motion
|
|
BOFFO
|
Great, in Variety headlines
|
|
PROFFERED
|
Held out, even with the head cut off
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Start talking of payment for suckers
|
|
PROFFER
|
Hold out, even with the head cut off
|
|
OFFENCE
|
MISDEMEANOUR
|
|
OFFENDS
|
Slurs
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unconventional gent needing no introduction at club
|
|
MEDSCHOOLOFFISH
|
Place where sturgeons can become surgeons?
|
|
OFFERING
|
Sacrifice of finger may be necessary
|
|
CASTOFFS
|
Eighty-sixed items
|
|
OFFER
|
Bid evoker
|
|
LAYSOFF
|
ABSTAINS FROM
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
FINAL COMPETITIONS TO DETERMINE THE CHAMPIONSHIP
|
|
OFFSET
|
Provide compensation for printer
|
|
UNOFFICIALLABORACTION
|
Unofficial strike
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Unofficial
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
KIDS
|
|
INOFF
|
POCKETING OF A SNOOKER BALL VIA A DEFLECTION
|
|
COFFER
|
VALUABLES HOLDER
|
|
OFFSET
|
NEGATE THE START
|
|
LEADOFFS
|
OPENING MOVES
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Director perhaps not working at this point
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensation for radio not working at first
|
|
OFFYEAR
|
TIME OF NO ELECTIONS
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Be a toff in disguise and altogether eccentric
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
NOT AVAILABLE TO FILM NEW BRANCH
|
|
OFFERS
|
Fish-eaters substituting folios for Times bargains?
|
|
COFFIN
|
Caught leaving home late in this?
|
|
ZOFFANY
|
18th century portrait painter
|
|
OFFICE
|
Workstation
|
|
SCOFFSAT
|
MAKES LIGHT OF
|
|
OFFDAYS
|
DOWN TIMES
|
|
GOOFF
|
FIRE EXIT
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Children's unsatisfactory period of growth
|
|
TOFFEES
|
Not all sweets consumed by swells may be caramels
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Swell quarters, altogether sweet
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BRANCH NOT ON OPEN FIRE?
|
|
CASTOFF
|
SORT OF CLOTHING FOR RESTING ACTORS?
|
|
OFFICE
|
Room for relaxing at the rink?
|
|
EAROFFLYING
|
Jong's Dumbo biography?
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Wages get stopped as the final part of a joke
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
DECIDING MATCH
|
|
OFFED
|
Hit,slangily
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
Law enforcement agent
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
GIVE VENT TO ONE'S EMOTIONS
|
|
OFFAL
|
REFUSE ORIGINALLY FOUND IN OLD CORNISH RIVER
|
|
OFFICER
|
Debra Winger and Richard Gere romantic drama, An ___ and a Gentleman
|
|
MOFFAT
|
Scottish town in Dumfries and Galloway lying on the River Annan
|
|
SCOFFER
|
One who mocks food put in front of Her Majesty
|
|
BOFFO
|
Good business, in show biz slang
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
REJECTION MAKING BRITISH LEAVE QUICKLY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Causing anger or resentment
|
|
SQUAREOFF
|
ADOPT AN OFFENSIVE ATTITUDE SEEING CONSERVATIVE HIGH
|
|
OFF
|
"Don't bite ___ more than you can chew"
|
|
OFFAL
|
REFUSE - ENTRAILS
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensate for a method of printing
|
|
VOICEOFFIRE
|
National Gallery of Canada painting distinguished by its three bold stripes: 3 wds.
|
|
OFFEND
|
UNSATISFACTORY TIP CAUSING DISGUST
|
|
EASEOFF
|
THUS SEE A MODERATE ...
|
|
TOFFEE
|
You have to c-charge the favourite at a fair lick?
|
|
OFFISH
|
Stupid old trout, say, touring area
|
|
OFF
|
Part of the roof finally removed
|
|
OFFICER
|
One caught in grasp of tender policeman
|
|
OFFAL
|
Flintoff - a Lancastrian displaying heart, perhaps
|
|
SPINOFF
|
ROTATING PRESSES: NO LONGER AVAILABLE BY-PRODUCT
|
|
TIPOFF
|
BARELY TOUCH CLUE - IT'S NOT ON
|
|
OFF
|
Unactivated
|
|
PAIROFF
|
TEAM UP TO TAKE PRESSURE AIR OFF
|
|
FINEKETTLEOFFISH
|
Idiom savant's entree?
|
|
SCOFF
|
Turn one's nose up, but eat
|
|
CUTOFF
|
END ABRUPTLY
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE FROM BOARD OF FIRM OR SUSPEND OFFICIALLY
|
|
OFF
|
With 68-Across, in spurts, or two words found in each of this puzzle's theme answers
|
|
DONALDMOFFAT
|
Actor who plays the president in Clear and Present Danger
|
|
LAYOFF
|
UNEMPLOY TEMPORARILY
|
|
OFFICES
|
You don't like frozen treats to be seen in workplaces?
|
|
BOFFO
|
Like a showstopper
|
|
STARBUCKSCOFFEE
|
THEIR BUSINESS IS BREWING
|
|
OFF
|
___ the hook
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Small island perhaps? You can bank on it!
|
|
OFFERED
|
HELD OUT
|
|
CUTOFFWITH
|
Disinherit youngster when upper-class humorist, getting a bit of a laugh, came in and die
|
|
BREAKOFF
|
WHAT MAKES BAKER STOP
|
|
COFFER
|
FROM BOX, ONE HEARD INTERRUPTING CONCERT?
|
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
Home of a hot drink?
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Gaffes to make behind the scenes
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
BOHEMIAN TURNED ROUND
|
|
OFFEND
|
Going close to wound some feelings
|
|
OFFICE
|
One of 16 no longer held in reserve?
|
|
GETSOFFONTHEWRONGFOOT
|
Makes a bad first impression
|
|
OFF
|
Prefix with side to mean an important rule in the game of soccer
|
|
OFF
|
What to do if the horse is dead? Don't be silly!
|
|
COFFINNAIL
|
Cigarette company to go up in smoke, European admitted
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
ATTACK IN WHICH ROUND NUMBER CAPTURES MARSHES
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
WHERE ONE FINDS OLD MUSIC IN CONFIDENCE
|
|
SCOFFED
|
Showed no respect and ate greedily
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Laughs with scorn at the way one eats so greedily
|
|
OFFERING
|
Sacrifice of finger is awful
|
|
TICKOFF
|
PARASITE'S GONE FOR REPRIMAND
|
|
BITONESHEADOFF
|
Angrily overreacted to somebody
|
|
OFFICE
|
PLACE FOR ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
|
|
OFFSETS
|
IS A COUNTERBALANCE
|
|
OFFEND
|
Ruffle feathers, say
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
Money under the table
|
|
TOLDOFF
|
REBUKED
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
REBUKED
|
|
OFFICE
|
Some are out of it in January
|
|
OFF
|
Not scheduled to work
|
|
OFFEND
|
HURT SOMEONE'S FEELINGS WITH ROTTEN CONCLUSION
|
|
DRYOFF
|
USE A TOWEL
|
|
COFFER
|
Hacker said to be safe
|
|
OFFENSE
|
SEE 42-DOWN
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Ahead of the ball in soccer
|
|
OFFONESROCKER
|
PRESUMABLY NO LONGER TAKEN WITH MUSIC FAN OUT TO LUNCH?
|
|
REOFFENDER
|
HABITUAL CRIMINAL RUNS ENEMY OVER, THEN GUARD
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Ape to leave ground
|
|
OFFTRACKBESOTTING
|
Stupefying someone with liquor away from a horse-racing venue?
|
|
SONOFFLUBBER
|
Disney's first movie sequel
|
|
OFFENCE
|
WHEN YOU TAKE IT, IT IS NOT NECESSARILY A CRIME BUT CAN BE
|
|
KRISTONERSOFF
|
"A Star Is Born" co-star
|
|
KRISTOFFERSON
|
Streisand's co-star in "A Star is Born"
|
|
NODSOFF
|
GRADUALLY TURNS INTO A KIPPER
|
|
SPINOFF
|
BRAND EXTENSION
|
|
OFFICINAL
|
FROM LAST GAME, STAYING IN CHARGE FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
CENTER OF POWER
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
DOMINEERING, HAVING TURNED CRUEL, LOSING HEAD
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Miscreant makes proposition about outcome
|
|
HEADSOFF
|
EDIBLE PARTS OF FINE LEAVES
|
|
OFFSETTING
|
Countering
|
|
OFFLOADED
|
Passed along nothing dull outside Florence
|
|
RUBOFF
|
Be passed along, as a bad habit
|
|
OFFA
|
Heard to have got down from his ancient dyke
|
|
OFFICES
|
Rooms used as places of business
|
|
TEEOFF
|
START A HOLE
|
|
FIRTHOFFORTH
|
SCOTTISH ESTUARY
|
|
BOFFO
|
SUPER, IN SHOWBIZ
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Launch cancelled after end of hitch-hiking
|
|
DAYOFFWITHA
|
QUOTE, PART 2
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
VENT ONE'S ANGER
|
|
OFFICEMAX
|
BUSINESS-SUPPLIES RETAILER INVOLVED IN A 2013 MERGER
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
PUT A TICK AGAINST RUSSIAN WRITER FOR THE AUDIENCE
|
|
EASEOFF
|
DE-INTENSIFY
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
FOOL CONCEALING PAYMENT IN FORTEPIANO AND JUG
|
|
DOFFS
|
Sid mainly gets it off and takes it off
|
|
OFFSET
|
BALANCING FACTOR
|
|
GEOFF
|
Queensland tennis player won Australian Open and Wimbledon men's doubles titles 1970s, -Masters
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
Shell games
|
|
OFFSET
|
Make up for going on TV
|
|
SHOWOFFS
|
They love to be in the spotlight
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Illegal position in game is right in UK
|
|
HITITOFF
|
MAKE FRIENDS WITH CROWD-PLEASER AND ONE POSH BLOKE
|
|
GETOFFTHEGROUND
|
INITIATE LEVITATION PROJECT?
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Bad boy has nothing to deposit
|
|
SODOFF
|
PROVIDED LIFT? NO CHANCE!
|
|
OFF
|
At a distance from France
|
|
OFFA
|
Organiser of defence to hold out for a hearing
|
|
OFF
|
One is no longer favouring this side of the field
|
|
LEFTOFF
|
NOT INCLUDED ON A LIST
|
|
OFFERS
|
Wants to sell top Queen single initially
|
|
LET OFF
|
DON'T PUNISH THE FRENCH GENTLEMAN
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
WHAT AN ANGRY MERMAID MIGHT DO?
|
|
COFFERDAM
|
What's to provide opening of dry in river?
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
OUT OF TROUBLE - READY-MADE
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Make redundant, or leave alone
|
|
LAY OFF
|
Make redundant, or leave alone
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
SWITCH ARTICLE ON PEIG SAYING IT'S NOT MADE TO ORDER
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
More than one issue coming from temporarily unavailable vaults
|
|
OFFEND
|
Insult to commit a crime
|
|
COFFERS
|
Chests? They sound as though they've got bad ones
|
|
OFFENDER
|
BID TO IMPRISON COMPLETE DELINQUENT
|
|
OFFICER
|
Constable
|
|
POLICE OFFICER
|
Constable
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
Constable
|
|
OFFROAD
|
DESIGNED FOR ROUGH TERRAIN
|
|
PEACEOFFERING
|
HEARING OF PART, SACRIFICE EVIDENCE OF APPEASEMENT
|
|
PUBLICOFFENDER
|
Sinner on a city street?
|
|
OFFALY
|
Shannon and Grand Canal are in this county
|
|
OFFENS
|
The Sart that stops may upset you
|
|
GUACOFFAME
|
NOTABLE NACHO DIP, INFORMALLY?
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Mexican standoff
|
|
COFFEETABLE
|
Living-room piece
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
PRESTIGIOUS D.C. WORKPLACE
|
|
STRIPOFF
|
FIRST FOP PREPARED TO GO NAKED?
|
|
ONEOFF
|
UNIQUE OLD REVOLUTIONARY LOSES THE HEAD WITH POSH GUY NEEDING NO INTRODUCTION
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
PLACING FOR ONE SAILING PAST BAY HORSE?
|
|
OFFIAH
|
Retired rugby league and union player nicknamed Chariots, Martin _
|
|
OFFENDER
|
He might make end of ref, or ref might make an end of him!
|
|
FEOFF
|
Mediaeval equivalent of a lien
|
|
OFFICE
|
Dilbert setting
|
|
OFFED
|
Did in, mob- style
|
|
GEOFF
|
Chap to be acquitted with the passing of time
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
GET RID OF WHAT DOESN'T SMELL RIGHT TO PACK
|
|
DOFF
|
Remove some elected officials
|
|
OFFAL
|
It's just not on with a novice in the butcher's shop
|
|
OFF
|
It's just not on
|
|
HEADOFF
|
INTERCEPT PRINCIPAL ON HOLIDAY
|
|
LOTTERYOFFICE
|
DRAWING ROOM?
|
|
COFFINDODGER
|
ELDERLY MAN'S RETAINING OF DISCOVERY - FOR HIMSELF, RUDELY?
|
|
OFFER
|
Proposal from cockney woman
|
|
TOFFEES
|
Sweet Evertonians oft upset over charges!
|
|
ESCOFFIER
|
French culinary master known as the "king of chefs and chef of kings"
|
|
OFFA
|
Old king of the soccer world
|
|
GQATBALLSOFFIQ
|
Jerry Lee Lewis piece
|
|
BITEOFF
|
REMOVE, AS A HUNK OF CHOCOLATE
|
|
OFFRIR
|
La joie d'___
|
|
COLOMBIANCOFFEE
|
SOUTH AMERICAN EXPORT
|
|
SCRUBSTHEOFFICE
|
Cleanses one's workplace?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Waste parts from the heart of buffaloes?
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OFFICE
|
PLACE TO WORK
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OFFICIAL
|
Accepted no threat in article of faith
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OFFENCE
|
Criminal action of a criminal
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OFFSET
|
NOT EXACTLY LINED UP
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OFFER
|
"I'm gonna make him an __ he can't refuse"
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SAWOFF
|
REMOVE, AS A TREE BRANCH
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OFFED
|
ICED
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OFFSPRING
|
High jump for kids
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SETSOFF
|
DETONATES
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OFFEND
|
Cause hurt feelings
|
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OFFENSES
|
Blitzes
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OFFENSIVE
|
Four in breach of law in America - the disagreeable type
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HASSELHOFF
|
David of "Baywatch"
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BLASTOFF
|
ONE FOLLOWER?
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PACESOFF
|
MEASURES WITH ONE'S FEET
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OFFENSIVE
|
LIVING IN CAMBRIDGESHIRE SETTER'S FOUND OBJECTIONABLE
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OFFSETS
|
Compensates for the wrong group getting the final spots
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TOFFEE
|
Some sort of feeling that"s sweet
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TAPERINGOFF
|
Why is the candlemaker working part-time?
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CASTOFF
|
Prepare to sail away from the players
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RINGOFF
|
TERMINATE A CALL
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ONANDOFF
|
SWITCH FROM A NEW PARTY TO ANOTHER PARTY? THAT'S HOW SOME UNIONS WORK!
|
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OFFICER
|
MAJOR, SAY, IN CHARGE, TAKEN IN BY VOLUNTEER
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OFFTONE
|
Dissonant
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OFFWHITE
|
SLIGHTLY-TINTED COLOUR
|
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COFFERS
|
Annoying people at concerts are heard. It's their chests!
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OFFAL
|
Edible parts of an animal rotting by a lake
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PUTOFF
|
A blow to the heart would nauseate
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STARTOFF
|
GO FOR PROMINENT ARISTOCRAT
|
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OFFBEAT
|
Out of rhythm like a desk-bound cop
|
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OFFS
|
Spin or turn finish
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
WHERE BRICKS COME FROM IS MAD!
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TAILOFF
|
DECLINE GRADUALLY
|
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TAPEROFF
|
DECLINE GRADUALLY
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
"Les Contes d'Hoffmann" composer
|
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MARRIESOFF
|
MANAGES TO GET ISSUE TO A UNION?
|
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OFFSTAGE
|
Area from which the house cannot be seen
|
|
OFFS
|
SOME SWITCH POSITIONS
|
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OFFAL
|
Waste stuff
|
|
PATENTOFFICE
|
I have an idea this government department could protect me
|
|
OFFEND
|
Going beyond the limit, tread on someone's toes?
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Here in France, bringing entrails round is sanctioned
|
|
OFFER
|
Listen to old king's proposal
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Bear not working in deadlock
|
|
TREVORHOFFMAN
|
Relief pitcher with the Marlins Padres and Brewers inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2018: 2 wds.
|
|
ALONGWAYSOFF
|
Dance in which one partner might hold a rose between his teeth
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
OUT OF TROUBLE, AS TELEPHONE ONCE UNABLE TO RING?
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LAYOFFS
|
Interruptions
|
|
OFF
|
___-Broadway
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|
OFF
|
Switch position round with two females
|
|
DROPOFF
|
FALL OR CRASH MAKING DELIVERY
|
|
TEARSOFF
|
SIGN OF DISTRESS OF FEMALE QUICKLY DISAPPEARS
|
|
OFFLOADED
|
OLD ROLLING PINS FEMALES DUMPED
|
|
COFFERS
|
Chests, and people with a cold in them, say?
|
|
OFF
|
Not on, as a light switch
|
|
FLIGHTOFFANCY
|
DREAM TRIP TURNED DOCK GIRL'S HEAD
|
|
OFFISH
|
Unfriendly old female ___ "trout" possibly?
|
|
INOFF
|
Batting side at cricket makes billiard shot
|
|
BOFF
|
BIG BROADWAY HIT, IN SLANG
|
|
SPINOFF
|
"THE JEFFERSONS" WAS ONE
|
|
OFFICEPLAZALEASE
|
COMMERCIAL REAL-ESTATE OFFERING
|
|
ANDREWFLINTOFF
|
Former cricketer who holds the record for the most sixes in test matches for England
|
|
OFFICEBOY
|
Superhero whose power is getting a Microsoft suite to run?
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensate for or counterbalance
|
|
OFFICETEMP
|
Fill-in hire
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
CHAP VAGUE ABOUT POINT DEDUCTED
|
|
OFFEND
|
Put out from the far side?
|
|
OFFICER
|
Do away with cake decorator who has a public position
|
|
TELEVISIONOFFER
|
INFOMERCIAL PITCH
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Rotten vegetable, you say? That's odd
|
|
OFFON
|
GO __ A TANGENT
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
- Chaucer, Eng. poet
|
|
OFFISH
|
Aloof group of workers drunkard mentioned
|
|
OFFERED
|
TENDERED FEE FOR CHANGING OLD COIN
|
|
OFFICE
|
Cancelled a church service
|
|
INOFF
|
FRIENDS SPOILED BILLIARDS SHOT
|
|
OFF
|
"Noises ___"
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Dismiss from play
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Actors leaving something no longer wanted
|
|
KICKOFFS
|
Events after coin tosses
|
|
HOFFMANN
|
E.T.A. ___; author of The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, the Christmas story that was adapted into a ballet
|
|
OFFICERS
|
BADGE HOLDERS
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
How to cook offal: do it and discard
|
|
TICKETOFFICES
|
THEY SELL SEATS TO LIST OF CANDIDATES AT PLACES OF WORK
|
|
OFFSETS
|
Makes up for bad songs in shows
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensation for travelling group
|
|
SHUFFLESOFF
|
LEAVES, SO TO SPEAK
|
|
OFFICER
|
Cop right by place of work
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
LESS POPULAR TIME TO BE ON SHORE, PRESUMABLY, WITH BOY
|
|
OFFENDER
|
One subject to arrest
|
|
FLINTOFF
|
Debbie ........-King, winner of the women's 400 metres hurdles at the 1988 Olympics
|
|
A BIT OFF
|
RATHER RUDE SAILOR ON ISLAND MEETING POSH CHAP
|
|
DAYOFF
|
WORKER'S RESPITE
|
|
OFFEND
|
Rotten finish is to insult
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
"Frasier" and "Private Practice"
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Unfriendly seafood seller's stall?
|
|
ONOFF
|
ROCK STAR'S PARTNER, VERY LOUD AND UNRELIABLE
|
|
OFF
|
UNTUNED, SAY
|
|
TAILOFF
|
GRADUALLY REDUCE
|
|
BILLOFFARE
|
COURSE LIST
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
REGULAR SEASON ENDERS
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
STRANGE, HOW POLICEMAN RELAXES
|
|
TOPPINGOFF
|
FILLING A DRINK THAT'S NOT EMPTY
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
STEAL WASTE
|
|
COFFERS
|
THEY HOLD THE MONEY, BUT THEY SOUND A BIT CROOK!
|
|
OFF
|
LIGHT-SWITCH POSITION
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
GET RID OF FIRST THREE CHARACTERS IN 10 ACROSS AND CARRY ON PERHAPS
|
|
COFFEE
|
BREAKFAST DRINK
|
|
ONEOFF
|
EVENT NOT INTENDED TO BE REPEATED
|
|
ABUNCHOFFIVES
|
KNUCKLE SANDWICH
|
|
ROPESOFF
|
DESIGNATES AS INACCESSIBLE
|
|
HOFFA
|
Jimmy ___, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters from 1957-71 who disappeared in 1
|
|
OFFPUTTING
|
SWITCH WORK? OF COURSE, IT'S UNAPPEALING!
|
|
OFFICE
|
Rotten being on the rocks, getting job
|
|
SCOFFS
|
MAKES LIGHT OF ONE FOUND AT 9 ACROSS LOOKING TO SWITCH DIRECTION
|
|
OFF
|
Away to one side of the field
|
|
LETOFF
|
EXCUSE - EXPLODE
|
|
SETOFF
|
DO SOMETHING TO ALARM ROTTEN GROUP TO BEGIN WITH
|
|
OFFICE
|
The post room?
|
|
HOFFMANN
|
HIS TALES HOT FROM HEINRICH OR THOMAS
|
|
OFFICE
|
HOME'S COUNTERPART
|
|
RAINEDOFF
|
CANCELLED ORDER OF A FRIEND
|
|
OFFSET
|
COMPENSATE FOR BEING REMOVED FROM SCENE OF SHOOTING
|
|
LOGOFF
|
MAKE A NOTE OF NOTHING AT PARTY AND STOP BROWSING
|
|
BOFF
|
BOX-OFFICE HIT, SLANGILY
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
TAINTED SOURCE OF WATER WILL DO FOR SEED
|
|
VIENNACOFFEE
|
DRINK WITH ESPRESSO AND WHIPPED CREAM
|
|
COFFER
|
Chest, or one clearing it we hear
|
|
OFFROAD
|
ROTTEN TYPE SIMILARLY FINISHES WITH 1 ACROSS IN ROUGH TERRAIN
|
|
OFF
|
U-TURN FROM ON
|
|
BOFFO
|
Review word for a successful show
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Derivative does away with a bit of laughter
|
|
OFFDAY
|
HOLIDAY WHEN ONE IS NOT AT ONE'S BEST
|
|
OFFER
|
Not deprive
|
|
OFFAL
|
ABATTOIR SCRAPS
|
|
OFFICE
|
Presumably skating instructors don't participate in these clerical duties!
|
|
POPOFFS
|
INDISCREET ARGUERS
|
|
PAYOFF
|
SETTLE RACONTEUR'S PUNCH LINE?
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Bit left over
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Leftover piece of copper wrapped in paper
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES A HIT ON
|
|
OFFSET
|
*In the wings, in the theater
|
|
OFFALS
|
It's not on for gangster to get small feeds from inside
|
|
OFFENCE
|
A fence is said to be the best defence
|
|
COFFEETABLE
|
PLATFORM FOR DRINKS (OR BOOKS?)
|
|
POLICEOFFICER
|
PATROL-CAR DRIVER
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Children on holiday over three months
|
|
OFF
|
IS NOT ON THE DRIVER'S RIGHT
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
PUT A TICK AGAINST RUSSIAN WRITER ON THE RADIO
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Derides what voracious person does?
|
|
COFFEE
|
BREW SUGGESTED BY THE ENDS OF 16-, 29-, 45- AND 59-ACROSS
|
|
OFFERING
|
Sacrifice to deity
|
|
OFF
|
Run ___ : elope or flee ?
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
ONE LEFT LOOKING SKYWARD, COUNT FINALLY REACHING ZERO, DEAFENING AROUND IT?
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
LEAKED INFO SET BACK WORK DURING DISPUTES
|
|
SETOFF
|
Began a trip
|
|
COFFINSHAPED
|
Is in circulation admitting party model is dead? By the look of this it's bound to get you down!
|
|
COFFER
|
A hundred make a bid for the treasure-chest
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
Mass dismissals of employees by a company
|
|
FAROFF
|
NOWHERE CLOSE
|
|
HEADSOFF
|
MAKES ONESELF SCARCE AS PRINCIPLES SOUND WIDE OF THE MARK
|
|
ROUNDOFFSTEAK
|
Trim the fat?
|
|
RAINEDOFF
|
CANCELLED PRECIPITATELY?
|
|
COFFIN
|
Thing to lie in a long time
|
|
ARTICLEOFFAITH
|
OFFICIAL THREAT CONDEMNED IN CHURCH STATEMENT?
|
|
Warrantofficer
|
OLD GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT RIGHT TO LOCK UP SHOUTING SERGEANT-MAJOR?
|
|
LIPOFF
|
SPEAK IMPUDENTLY
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Bit of flag-waving for this bad team?
|
|
POLICE OFFICER
|
EG, CONSTABLE
|
|
POLICEOFFICER
|
EG, CONSTABLE
|
|
RIPOFF
|
SUCKER DEAL
|
|
FLINTOFF
|
FORMER ENGLAND ALLROUNDER NICKNAMED "FREDDIE"
|
|
BORISKARLOFF
|
The Monster in "Bride of Frankenstein"
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Disbelieves
|
|
OFFICIO
|
Ex ____, by virtue of position
|
|
OFFSET
|
Toffs get turned on with Ecstasy and become counterbalanced
|
|
OFFLICENCE
|
DRINKS OUTLET BELONGING TO CRIMINAL LEFT IN CHARGE INSIDE
|
|
OFFMESSAGE
|
NOT FOLLOWING OFFICIAL LINE, COULD MAKE SOME GAFFES
|
|
STANDOFFISHLY
|
In an aloof manner as befits a type of rugby player?
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet way to tee off
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Give up and let go
|
|
TOFFEE
|
The start, in golfer's peg, is sweet
|
|
TOFFS
|
HEADS OF TITLED OLD FAMILIES FOR STARTERS
|
|
SPOTTEDAMILEOFF
|
Easily recognised how badly restored the green was?
|
|
OFFICER
|
Functionary from whom one would get a chilly reception
|
|
COFFER
|
The first of the clients to make a bid for the money-box
|
|
DOFFS
|
SLIPS OUT OF
|
|
OFFER
|
MAKE A BID
|
|
OFFICIATING
|
Conducting a religious or other ceremony
|
|
ISOFF
|
HAS A VACATION DAY
|
|
OFF
|
___ the beaten path
|
|
WELLOFF
|
FINANCIALLY COMFORTABLE
|
|
TOFFEE
|
PEG PUT ON ROTTEN SWEET
|
|
OFFERER
|
One presents departing monarch with sherry, meanly?
|
|
OFFICE
|
The ---, TV programme in which Martin Freeman played a character called Tim Canterbury
|
|
BRINGOFF
|
EXECUTE SUCCESSFULLY
|
|
OFF
|
OUT OF SYNC
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
WITCHES' WORK DISGUSTING? PR CAMPAIGN NEEDED
|
|
OFFKEY
|
OLD PARTY FORMULA IS OUT OF PLACE
|
|
OFFER
|
A proposal that just isn"t on
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Inviting a penalty
|
|
TIPOFF
|
NBA game beginning
|
|
OFFED
|
KILLED, IN MOBSPEAK
|
|
OFFAL
|
Trimmings of a butchered animal
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
LIKE SOME FOULS
|
|
BOFFO
|
Huge, at the box office
|
|
TOFF
|
Time on holiday for upper-class sort
|
|
OFFICE
|
Left the rink to go back into the work place
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
STRAIGHTFORWARD AND UNEMOTIONAL
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Bureaucrat, for example, lights houses here in Paris
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
One in post bearing stamp of credibility
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
ONE RESULT OF BOWLING AWAY ON A BRIEF HOLIDAY?
|
|
REEL OFF
|
STAGGER RACE START AND RUN THROUGH QUICKLY?
|
|
OFFALY
|
County of the Republic of Ireland whose county town is Tullamore
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
"Tales of Hoffmann" composer
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
"Lenny" star
|
|
OFFER
|
"I'll give you $500 for this old car," e.g.
|
|
COFFEESHOPS
|
Starbucks and others
|
|
OFFA
|
King of Mercia who organised the construction of a dyke as a form of defence against the Welsh
|
|
OFF
|
What you might take your driver to do
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Provide with insider info
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
DISINHERIT SON IN SHORT TROUSERS
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
DATER'S COMPROMISE?
|
|
IMMIGRATIONOFFICE
|
Administerer of citizenship tests
|
|
OFFAL
|
REFUSE TO KILL AMERICAN, A LIBERAL
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Incorrect point not obvious to audience
|
|
OFFER
|
Bid, for chest, a hundred less to start with
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Engineer not working behind the scenes
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Ridicules many getting sick aboard steamer
|
|
COOLOFF
|
UNFRIENDLY AND ANNOYING, HAS TO SIMMER DOWN
|
|
OFFA
|
King of Mercia, who constructed earthwork on his Welsh border
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
OVERSIZE VOLUME IN A LIVING ROOM
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICE CONSTABLE
|
|
STATEOFFLU
|
COUGHING AND SNEEZING?
|
|
COLOMBIANCOFFEE
|
POPULAR IMPORT
|
|
COFFEES
|
What many need to keep awake on Christmas Eve
|
|
OFFCUT
|
ONE GOES SPARE BEING OUT AROUND VERY LOUD CLUBS
|
|
SCOFFED
|
Was jeering as fare was dealt with?
|
|
MILDLYOFFENSIVE
|
Likely to upset some
|
|
OFFA
|
On holiday, a king of Mercia
|
|
OFFONESTROLLEY
|
BANANAS SERVED AS A DESSERT, PERHAPS?
|
|
TIPOFF
|
MARK REJECTS ROTTEN PIECE OF INFORMATION GIVEN CONFIDENTIALLY
|
|
ITSNOSKINOFFMYNOSE
|
"But hey, ___"
|
|
COFFIN
|
Mummy case
|
|
OFF
|
Away from the office today
|
|
PAYOFF
|
THEATRE PRODUCTION CANCELLED, LOSING POUNDS IN PROFIT
|
|
OFFHANDEDLY
|
"I've learned my lesson about feeding the tigers," said Tom ___
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman no longer operating - possibly hazard on road, right?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Anything worthless is not on the back pedal
|
|
OFFS
|
Some switches
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
To tick on a list
|
|
OFFAL
|
Waste meat rancid, given to a student
|
|
OFFICE
|
Oval ___
|
|
COFFEE
|
Starbucks energizer, and a hint to the starts of this puzzle's theme answers
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
PLACE OF BUSINESS IN THE WHITE HOUSE
|
|
LEAVEOFF
|
EXCLUDE, AS FROM A LIST
|
|
stand-off
|
Impasse with man arresting criminal don
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Impasse with man arresting criminal don
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Be a toff disguised being eccentric
|
|
HOFF
|
Harry S ?, English author whose 1934 debut novel Trina was published in the US as It Happened in PRK
|
|
SHRUGOFF
|
BRUSH ASIDE, DISREGARD THE IMPORTANCE OF
|
|
OFFTHEMEND
|
Relapsing?
|
|
ROPEOFF
|
PREPARE A PATH FOR NIGHTCLUB VIPS
|
|
GOFF
|
Co-creator of "Charlie's Angels"
|
|
SETOFF
|
START BY NOT WATCHING TV?
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
STOP PAYING ATTENTION, AND TURN AWAY
|
|
COFFEECUP
|
STIMULATING TYPE STARTS COUGHING UNCOMFORTABLY - IT'S THE PRESSURE ONE NORMALLY ASSOCIATES WITH THE SERVICE
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Mandarin comes with a stamp on it
|
|
REELSOFF
|
RECITES EFFORTLESSLY
|
|
OFFPUTTING
|
NO GOOD CHASING BAD LITTLE CHERUBS? DISCONCERTING!
|
|
ONEOFF
|
OLD AND NEW, VERY POWERFULLY UNIQUE
|
|
OFFSCREEN
|
TV EQUIVALENT OF OFFSTAGE
|
|
OFFS
|
Cook-___
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Footballer - one place to watch him away?
|
|
TOFF
|
Nob having time away from workplace?
|
|
COFFER
|
100 put forward a treasure-chest
|
|
BLOWOFFSTEAM
|
RELEASE PENT-UP EMOTIONS
|
|
OFF
|
Matthew Broderick high school classic, Ferris Bueller's Day ___
|
|
TEEOFF
|
TOFFEE FUDGE? OF COURSE, IT'S ONLY FOR STARTERS!
|
|
OFFONESOWNBAT
|
INDEPENDENTLY, I PLANTED WILLOW BY ONE SIDE OF CRICKET FIELD
|
|
ROPEDOFF
|
Isolated from the public
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
IMPRESSIVE VOLUME CUP SUPPORTER KEEPS UP
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
FOR INSTANCE, SECONDS ARE 3ED
|
|
OFFICEROFTHELAW
|
Meter maid
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
SEMIS ARE FOUND IN THEM
|
|
ONTHEOFFCHANCE
|
SWITCH POSITIONS AROUND ARTICLE OPPORTUNITY JUST IN CASE IT PAYS
|
|
OFFDUTY
|
UNSATISFACTORY LEVY IS NOT WORKING
|
|
BOFFO
|
Awesome, in show biz
|
|
IGAVEATTHEOFFICE
|
Invalid claim from a potential donator
|
|
OFFAL
|
Butcher's garbage
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
ARTICLE BEYOND REPAIR
|
|
SCOFFS
|
EXHIBITS DERISION
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
Duck very loud rock singer sacrifices
|
|
OFFER
|
Ring very loudly but with hesitation for tender
|
|
OFFER
|
TOPLESS CHEST PUT FORWARD
|
|
OFFSTREET
|
LIKE GARAGE PARKING
|
|
COFFEE
|
Drink that you could purchase at Roy"s Rolls in Weatherfield
|
|
OFFKEY
|
Opener on cricket side using the wrong pitch
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
American to kill joker, involving head of Special Branch
|
|
SCOFFER
|
MOCKING FIGURE ON TOP OF SEA CHEST
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Cold, like a half of rugby?
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
DO NOT TOUCH WORKERS ON STRIKE
|
|
OFFICERS
|
Caretakers
|
|
TOFF
|
RICH UPPER-CLASS PERSON
|
|
REGISTRYOFFICES
|
Hitching posts?
|
|
GEOFF HURST
|
THE ONLY FOOTBALLER TO SCORE A HAT-TRICK IN A WORLD CUP FINAL
|
|
GEOFFHURST
|
THE ONLY FOOTBALLER TO SCORE A HAT-TRICK IN A WORLD CUP FINAL
|
|
OFFAL
|
Head from agricultural department smells terrible next to gangster
|
|
PAYOFF
|
DESERVED REWARD
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet made from sugar and butter
|
|
KICKOFF
|
BEGINNING TO GO MAD
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SHAKEOFF
|
GET RID OF SECONDS - FISH, NO LONGER FRESH
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PETTYOFFICER
|
SPITEFUL FUNCTIONARY, ONE WITH POSITION ON BOARD
|
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OFFS
|
Takes out, in a way
|
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HITSITOFF
|
Gets along
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RUNFOROFFICE
|
DASH TO WORK AND HOPE FOR AN ELECTION
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|
STANDOFFISH
|
COLD DISPLAY UNIT FOR SEAFOOD
|
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NODOFF
|
GO TO SLEEP
|
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COFFEE
|
Hot beverage served in the cafes of soapland as an alternative to tea
|
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OFFRAMPS
|
Cloverleaf segments
|
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TURNOFF
|
Leave one road for another
|
|
SCOFF
|
Laugh at the food
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
PLACE WHERE LEGENDS ARE HONORED
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Children going to a well
|
|
OFFER
|
'Shark Tank' entrepreneur's goal
|
|
OPENANOFFENSIVE
|
Begin to attack
|
|
MASTERSOFFLIP
|
Nashville-set reno/realty show, on W Network and HGTV: 3 wds.
|
|
OFFENCES
|
The crimes of crooked receivers
|
|
OFFS
|
Rip ___-
|
|
POLISHINGOFF
|
RAPIDLY DISPOSING OF - KILLING
|
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OFFAL
|
Irish county finally rejected cheap meat
|
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TAKEOFF
|
Doff
|
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OFFSCREEN
|
FENCE'S FOR CHANGING WHEN NOT BEING FILMED
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SCOFFS
|
GIBES
|
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SQUAREDOFF
|
Took a fighting stance
|
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SCOFFER
|
One who mocks a greedy eater?
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GETOFF
|
BOY, IT'S ABOUT TIME TO GO TO SLEEP
|
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OFFCAMPUS
|
Work to cross very strong river outside uni
|
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OFF
|
NOT OPERATING
|
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DOZEDOFF
|
NODDED
|
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EASEOFF
|
MODERATE ENGLISH: ONE CONTRACTOR'S LOCATION FOR NICE
|
|
WHEELOFFORTUNE
|
SPIN-OFF FROM ALTERNATIVE AIR DETERMINES LIFE'S UPS AND DOWNS
|
|
GOODOFFICES
|
HELPFUL MEDIATION TO PRODUCE PLEASANT BUSINESS ACCOMMODATION
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
Tie-breaking game
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
Tie-breaking games
|
|
IRISHCOFFEE
|
HOT, POST-PRANDIAL WHISKEY DRINK
|
|
OFFICER
|
One holding post put in charge to open bid
|
|
TACOSTANDOFF
|
INABILITY TO DECIDE BETWEEN ROPA VIEJA AND TINGA DE POLLO?
|
|
LEFTTURNOFF
|
ANN COULTER OR THE NRA?
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sort of duck in comic duet with feet tucked in
|
|
OFFAL
|
Saxon king left less desirable pieces of meat
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DON'T ENCOURAGE DELAY
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE, AS ONE'S LID
|
|
ONTHEOFFCHANCE
|
CRICKET SIDES FALL OUT, CARRYING ARTICLE IN CASE
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman having aversion to American assassin
|
|
OFFICE
|
Duty of force in charge close to palace
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
WATCH MIDWESTERN BROADCAST
|
|
OFFALY
|
Irish county named after the of Kingdom of Ui Failghe
|
|
TURNOFF
|
OPPORTUNITY FOR OLD PARTY TO REVOLT
|
|
OFFS
|
Kills aristocrats: they're to be guillotined
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
LIKE SOME DRILLING
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
OSTENTATIOUS PERSON
|
|
CROONERSOFFICE
|
One of the few places where they still play music during an inquest?
|
|
CROONESSOFFICE
|
One of the few places where they still play music during an inquest?
|
|
OFFER
|
Leaving queen a bid
|
|
OFFICE
|
No longer skating to bureau
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
VAIN SCHEMER SURPRISINGLY HOLDING OFF SMARMY CAMPAIGN
|
|
OFFKEY
|
Out of pitch
|
|
CUTOFF
|
DEADLINE FOR DISCONNECTION?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
UNPLEASANT DRIVE
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Time when a match should start
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
FINISH WITH EUROPEAN ON HOLIDAY
|
|
OFFING
|
Soon to happen: in the ___
|
|
OFF
|
___-limits
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
BY VIRTUE OF ONE'S POSITION
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Make a mess of fat and be unconventional
|
|
BACHSOFFICE
|
Composer's chamber?
|
|
OFFAL
|
LIGHTS IN IRISH COUNTY SNAPPED OFF
|
|
COFFERS
|
Literary term for a store of money
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
COPY GIVING BAD IMPRESSION
|
|
OFFERS
|
Proposes to take lid off treasure chests
|
|
SCOFFER
|
SISTER SWALLOWS ALMOST ALL HOT DRINK, AND SHE EATS FAST
|
|
BLASTOFFS
|
DEPARTURES FROM CAPE CANAVERAL
|
|
LAYOFF
|
TEMPORARILY STOP WORK ON HEDGE
|
|
OFFER
|
PROVIDE; REDUCED PRICE
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
The final work of Jacques ____ was the unfinished opera The Tales of Hoffmann
|
|
VIEROFFLYING
|
1/3 Dutzend pilots?
|
|
OFFS
|
SLAYS, IN MOB SLANG
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
BEGIN TO DISLIKE PART OF POOL AND SHOW ANGER
|
|
OFF
|
ARISTOCRAT WASTING TIME AWAY
|
|
OFFAL
|
INTERNAL ORGANS OF AN ANIMAL SOME FIND TASTY
|
|
scare the pants off someone
|
FRIGHTEN A PERSON GREATLY
|
|
TEEOFF
|
IRRITATE AND THEN SOME
|
|
SHOWSOFF
|
PARADES
|
|
OFFERING
|
Having stopped using ecstasy, call for sacrifice
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
19 DOWN AND MOST OF 8 ACROSS GET TO ME? AND, WHILE IT WON'T BE SHELVED, IT WON'T BE READ EITHER!
|
|
COFFEE
|
FIRM TO FOOT THE BILL FROM CONSULTANT FOR STIMULANT
|
|
LIFTSOFF
|
LIKE ARMSTRONG, SAY, SETS OUT POSSIBLE REASON FOR USING STAIRS?
|
|
OFFPUTTING
|
TEMPORARILY UNATTRACTED BY SPORT CAUSING COLD FEET?
|
|
GO OFF
|
TURN AND LEAVE
|
|
GOOFF
|
TURN AND LEAVE
|
|
BOFFO
|
Smashing, at the box office
|
|
HOWSPINOFFY
|
Statement about a show born from another show?
|
|
BACKOFFICE
|
Group specializing in spinal complaints?
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Present right collection during service
|
|
OFFENSE
|
Mugging
|
|
OFFGUARD
|
IS NOT PREPARED FOR OLD GUARD RINGING PARTY
|
|
TURNOFF
|
DISGUSTING THING TO NEGOTIATE JUNCTION?
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
Dish cooked in a sour cream sauce
|
|
COFFINSHIP
|
With flippers used in short kick, one's likely to sink
|
|
OFF
|
& 2 Dn Compensated for being removed from the film studios?
|
|
OFFSCREEN
|
One famous film star, initially with Native American name in real life
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Top drawer
|
|
SOUNDSOFF
|
KICKS UP A FUSS AS CHANNEL'S ABOUT TO GO
|
|
RIPOFF
|
INFERIOR IMITATION
|
|
OFFERING
|
AROUND FINE IRON, SEAL GIFT
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Away from work stopped getting insulted
|
|
left-luggage office
|
STATION FACILITY
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
DON'T TOUCH WORKER'S SWITCH
|
|
STARTSOFF
|
BEGINS TO SORT OUT INSIDE OFFICE WORKERS
|
|
SCOFFER
|
I doubt he eats very quickly
|
|
OFFSCREEN
|
In private life
|
|
NOISESOFF
|
STAGE DIRECTION SOUNDS BAD
|
|
AIROFFENSIVE
|
Military tactic
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Marry privately
|
|
OFFICE
|
Professional site away from a wintry feature?
|
|
OFFCAMERA
|
IT'S HAPPENING BUT NOT ON TELEVISION
|
|
CUTOFFSAW
|
Tool for severing a steel cable, maybe
|
|
EASEOFF
|
SLACKEN, BECOME LESS SEVERE
|
|
TOUCHOFF
|
TRIGGER
|
|
SETOFF
|
TRIGGER
|
|
OFFICES
|
BUREAUX
|
|
OFFS
|
Word with "pay" or "play"
|
|
NOISESOFF
|
THE SOUND OF WINGS?
|
|
OFF THE RECORD
|
SUB ROSA
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Share of the gardening profits?
|
|
BOFFIN
|
EGGHEAD'S DEPARTING IN VESSEL
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
RUGBY PLAYER IS HARD AND COLD
|
|
PLENTYOFFISH
|
OKCUPID ALTERNATIVE WITH AN OCEANIC NAME
|
|
HITITOFF
|
BECOME IMMEDIATE FRIENDS
|
|
OFFER
|
Thing made at an auction
|
|
LEDOFF
|
BEGAN OCCUPYING NEWFANGLED OFFICE
|
|
OFFAL
|
Off-cuts from carcase
|
|
OFFS
|
MURDERS, SLANGILY
|
|
INDICTABLEOFFENCE
|
CRIME WARRANTING TRIAL BY JURY
|
|
OFFBROADWAY
|
Experimental play site
|
|
OFFICER
|
Constable, bad one, about to meet the queen
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
CELEBRATE WITH ABANDON
|
|
POSTOFFICEBOX
|
Part of some addresses
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet result of feeding sandwiches
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
OCCASIONALLY SWITCH POSITIONS
|
|
OFFANDON
|
OCCASIONALLY SWITCH POSITIONS
|
|
BOFF
|
Hit, to show biz insiders
|
|
OFFICE
|
Repeatedly kill for agency
|
|
OFFEND
|
INSULT BY LEAVING A TIP
|
|
KICKSOFF
|
INAUGURATES
|
|
QUESTIONSOFFACT
|
*They're decided by juries
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Physical assault
|
|
TEEOFF
|
GOOD SORT INCLUDING EAST EUROPEAN IN DRIVE
|
|
OFF
|
A light switch can be turned on and ...
|
|
OFFEND
|
Where we fall if we do wrong?
|
|
HITITOFF
|
CLICK WITH CROWD-PLEASER AND ONE POSH BLOKE
|
|
OFFSIDES
|
FOOTBALL INFRACTION
|
|
WARDOFF
|
AVERT CONFLICT WITH THE SAME TWO FORCES
|
|
OFFONESTROLLEY
|
FROM WHICH ONE MAY BE SERVED SWEET NUTS
|
|
OFFONESHANDS
|
NO LONGER ONE'S RESPONSIBILITY
|
|
STOOD OFF
|
STEERED A BOAT AWAY FROM THE SHORE
|
|
OFFER
|
It may be tender
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
FLAUNT - EXHIBITIONIST
|
|
OEOFFPUTTING
|
Troublesome women hide in town
|
|
DUSTYOURSELFOFF
|
Knocked down? Do this
|
|
OFFSET
|
COMPENSATE FOR NOT MAKING FILM
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Displeasing action against the defence
|
|
OFFICE
|
EXEC'S PLACE
|
|
BRASSOFF
|
NARK NOT RUNNING AFTER MONEY
|
|
BRASSEDOFF
|
EXASPERATED JOURNALIST LEAVING, GOING AFTER DOSH
|
|
GOING OFF
|
DISAPPEARING, BEING A ROTTER?
|
|
COFFEE
|
Morning mugful
|
|
COFFEES
|
Morning mugfuls
|
|
NODOFF
|
FORTY WINKS PERHAPS FOR MAFIA HEAD COMING BACK ON LEAVE
|
|
RIPSOFF
|
SWIPES
|
|
FELLOFF
|
MAN ENDLESSLY PURSUED BY FEMALES SLUMPED
|
|
WRITEOFFS
|
SARDONIC ARISTOCRATS SAID TO BE ONES NO LONGER FIT FOR PURPOSE
|
|
off-stage
|
GEOFF SAT UNCOMFORTABLY IN THE WINGS
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
WRITER SAID TO MARK LISTED ITEMS SYSTEMATICALLY
|
|
BAPTISMOFFIRE
|
SEVERELY TESTING INITIATION
|
|
OFF
|
Compensated for not being included in film scene?
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Odd bit of canal that's turned?
|
|
OFF
|
LIGHT SWITCH POSITION
|
|
TWISTOFFATE
|
COMMON O. HENRY FEATURE
|
|
OFFAL
|
EDIBLE ENTRAILS OF AN ANIMAL
|
|
OFFICERS
|
They could come from the forces if they are functionaries
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Aloof, with pets in it?
|
|
DRYOFF
|
PREPARE TO LEAVE THE BEACH, PERHAPS
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Swell receives minimal cash for discreet warning
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Ungracious answer to 'Where's the glove you discarded?'
|
|
SLIPOFF
|
GO QUIETLY, TAKING PIECE OF PAPER? THAT'S ROTTEN!
|
|
SARNOFF
|
Longtime RCA head
|
|
OFF
|
Mosquito repellent brand
|
|
TELLOFF
|
COUNT NEEDED REPRIMAND
|
|
OFFCUT
|
It is not on for copper to take first teaspoonful of what's left
|
|
OFF
|
A little peculiar
|
|
NODOFF
|
FALL ASLEEP IN EASTERN DRAMA PUT ON VERY LOUDLY
|
|
TEEOFF
|
A START SHOWING HOW TO MAKE A STAR!
|
|
SETTSOFF
|
TRIGGERS
|
|
SCOFF
|
Eat quickly and speak poorly
|
|
TIPOFF
|
WHY IS SNOOKER PLAYER HAVING A PROBLEM? INSIDE INFO HERE
|
|
SOFFIT
|
Row sailor back to arrive at underside of arch
|
|
OFFAL
|
Fellow gets into fist fights and arguments
|
|
NAFFOFF
|
SLING YOUR HOOK!
|
|
SHOVEOFF
|
SLING YOUR HOOK!
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
"Laverne & Shirley" and "Joanie Loves Chachi", for two
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Intruding
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Gangster's share of gardening operation
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
INTERFERING OLD FEMALES: NASTY? NOT VERY
|
|
ONEOFF
|
SINGLE SWITCH IS ICONIC
|
|
OFFENDING
|
DISGUSTING AND ROTTEN FINAL SCENE?
|
|
PUTOFFONESSTRIDE
|
Unsettled, defer personal contribution to jazz gig
|
|
OFFICER
|
Division right for policeman
|
|
OFFANDON
|
OLD KING, SEE, AWAY FROM CAPITAL SOMETIMES
|
|
TAILOFF
|
FADE GRADUALLY
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
REPRIMANDED AND REMOVED FROM LIST
|
|
SENDOFF
|
CELEBRATORY GATHERING ONE MIGHT SEE IN DENS?
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Farewell party, e.g.
|
|
OFFENDING
|
Sneezing
|
|
ONEOFF
|
UNIQUE EVENT FOR LEAVER, MIGHT YOU SAY?
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman is away to the cooler
|
|
LEADOFF
|
INITIATE DEAL?
|
|
OFFER
|
A seller may counter one
|
|
BOFFO
|
SHOWBIZ HEADLINE WORD
|
|
RUNSOFFTO
|
HEADS FOR
|
|
OFFICE
|
A corner one is highly sought after
|
|
OFFICER
|
IF FORCE APPLIED - MEMBER COULD BE LOOKING FOR START OF 1 ACROSS
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Cold counter containing cod?
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
Referee's spoken about seafood she had consumed
|
|
SCOFF
|
Rank out
|
|
SCOFFING
|
RAPIDLY PUTTING AWAY MOCK JEWELLERY, RUN OFF
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Crime of receiver of stolen goods
|
|
OFFENCE
|
The crime of a receiver of stolen goods
|
|
OFFENCES
|
Crimes of those who receive stolen goods
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Crime of a dealer in stolen goods
|
|
OFFGAME
|
BELOW PAR PERFORMANCE IF HORSE'S RIGHT SIDE DISABLED
|
|
OFFONESROCKER
|
UNHORSED? THAT'S CRAZY!
|
|
OFFICER
|
One in force using force, if forced?
|
|
COFFINS
|
Very loudly filling money boxes
|
|
OFFEND
|
High finish hurt feelings
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Sample that"s banned, involving very loud checks, primarily
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Tender right-winger makes charitable donations
|
|
SPINOFF
|
Good number beginning to faint in science fiction film, perhaps
|
|
OFFENCE
|
CRIME - UMBRAGE
|
|
COFFEE
|
Cold caramel blows the head as a stimulant
|
|
TOFFEE
|
ENGLISH COUPLE AFTER DANDY CANDY
|
|
SWEARSOFF
|
GIVES UP FOR GOOD
|
|
COFFEE
|
NOTE OF CONSULTANT'S EARNINGS CONTAINS 24 ACROSS
|
|
OFFENDED
|
HUMILIATED OLD PARTY IS FINISHED
|
|
GOTOFFLIGHTLY
|
RECEIVED RAP ON KNUCKLES FOR SHOWING OFF TOGO TO PARTY - IT'S NOT TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY
|
|
CUTOFF
|
CENSOR DESCRIBES THE BAD STUFF FROM PARTITION
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
CONFIDENCE - IT'S NOT FOR GENERAL CONSUMPTION
|
|
OFFKEY
|
INACCURATE IN PITCH
|
|
OFFLICENCE
|
PLACE SELLING ALCOHOL FOR CONSUMPTION ELSEWHERE
|
|
TEEOFF
|
START 18 HOLES
|
|
TICKETOFFICE
|
WHERE ONE BUYS SEATS FOR LIST OF ELECTION CANDIDATES AT PLACE OF WORK
|
|
BURNTOFFERING
|
BE PASSIONATE ABOUT TEACHER'S INITIAL SUGGESTION FOR SACRIFICE
|
|
PULLOFF
|
MANAGE TO DETACH
|
|
OFFS
|
SEND-___ (FAREWELL PARTIES)
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
1979 ALBUM BY MICHAEL JACKSON
|
|
POPOFF
|
DANDY HOLDING ANOTHER UP IN EXIT
|
|
OFFASDYKE
|
EARTHWORKS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND WALES
|
|
COFFEEURN
|
*JOE MAY COME FROM ONE
|
|
OFFANDON
|
EVERY SO OFTEN SWITCH ARTICLE ON MAFIA BOSS
|
|
OFFA
|
SOUND PROPOSAL FOR OLD KING
|
|
OFFER
|
PROPOSAL MADE EVEN WORSE?
|
|
OFF
|
OPPOSITE OF ON
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
THE SUN, ESSENTIALLY
|
|
OFFROADER
|
PROPOSE RESTRICTING ROUTE FOR THIS TYPE OF VEHICLE
|
|
HITITOFF
|
GET ON WITH IMMEDIATELY
|
|
DAVIDHASSELHOFF
|
US ACTOR WHO APPEARED IN 'KNIGHT RIDER' AND 'BAYWATCH'
|
|
OFFEND
|
BAD GOAL IS OUTRAGE
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
CRAZY WHERE YOU MIGHT FIND HUMPTY DUMPTY
|
|
LOCALOFFICE
|
MAYOR OR COUNCILWOMAN
|
|
OFFANDON
|
INTERMITTENTLY, NOW AND THEN
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
ONE IS IN A POSITION OF AUTHORITY
|
|
STARTEDOFF
|
CAUSED SOMETHING TO BEGIN
|
|
FAROFF
|
REMOTE IN SPACE OR TIME
|
|
FLIGHTOFFANCY
|
RATHER FREE SPECULATION IN IMAGINATION
|
|
OFFICE
|
PLACE OF WORK
|
|
OFFASDYKE
|
FOOTPATH FOLLOWING EARTHWORK BETWEEN ENGLAND AND WALES
|
|
PRESSOFFICE
|
PUBLIC RELATIONS ARM
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
SEND-UPS
|
|
CAPITALOFFRANCE
|
OLD FRANK HEARD IT'S PARIS
|
|
OFFCAMERA
|
SUMMARY OF ARTIST'S STAGE EXIT IS NOT RECORDED
|
|
PAIDOFF
|
GOT RESULTS
|
|
SAWOFF
|
CUT IT FINE TO BEAT OPPONENTS
|
|
OFFER
|
MAKE AVAILABLE FOR SALE
|
|
OFFAL
|
IT'S NOT ON! TWO THIRDS OF ALL MEATS ARE FOR HAGGIS
|
|
BOFFIN
|
SCIENTIST IS AWAY IN RUBBISHY SPOT
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
THE BRANCH SWITCH FIRST SUSPECTS WITH HALF OF 8 ACROSS FROM LAST HEIST
|
|
KARLOFF
|
BORIS --, ENGLISH ACTOR ORIGINALLY WILLIAM HENRY PRATT
|
|
DOFF
|
TIP, AS YOUR HAT
|
|
OFFAL
|
REFUSE ORGANIC FOOD?
|
|
OFFICE
|
ADMINISTRATION ROOM
|
|
WHEELOFFORTUNE
|
SHOULD WE ROLL THIS OLD PIANO AWAY OR PUT IT IN ORDER?
|
|
HITITOFF
|
CLICK WITH SOMEONE
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
MURDER, WITH BAD LANGUAGE BEFOREHAND
|
|
BAPTISMOFFIRE
|
FIRST EXPERIENCE OF A SEVERE ORDEAL, ESPECIALLY A FIRST TASTE OF MILITARY COMBAT
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BRANCH; SPIN-OFF
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
OUT OF VIEW OF THE AUDIENCE
|
|
SLACKENEDOFF
|
TOOK TIME OUT TO LET ONE'S HAIR DOWN
|
|
BOFFIN
|
IT'S NOT ON IN RECEPTACLE FOR LOCAL RESEARCH SCIENTIST
|
|
HOFFA
|
1992 JACK NICHOLSON MOVIE
|
|
OFF
|
MISSING THE MARK
|
|
OFFSET
|
BALANCE SHOWN BY OFFICER CLASS
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
BLOW A FUSE AND LOSE IT
|
|
OFFSET
|
NOT QUITE ALIGNED
|
|
OFFICEBLOCKS
|
DEPARTMENT OBSTRUCTS THOSE PROVIDING JOBS IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE SECTOR
|
|
OFFTOBED
|
TURNS UP, CAUSE OF BANKRUPTCY RESTRICTS OLD PARTY GETTING ROUND ONE OF THOSE RETIRING
|
|
BUMPEDOFF
|
TOOK OUT, GANGLAND-STYLE
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
WHERE YOU MIGHT FIND HUMPTY DUMPTY WITH CRACKERS?
|
|
BILLSOFFARE
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NOTICES ENDLESS LIVER ETC ON SOLDIERS' MENUS
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FEAROFFLYING
|
1973 ERICA JONG NOVEL
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LAYOFF
|
TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF WORK
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OFFICER
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POLICEWOMAN, MAYBE, IN CHARGE DURING PROPOSAL
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HOTOFFSPRING
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KIDS NAGGING PARENTS ABOUT LACK OF AIR CONDITIONING?
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TIEOFF
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CLOSE WITH A KNOT
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TAKESTIMEOFF
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FILM UNITS USE A STOPWATCH THAT'S NOT ACCURATE AND STOPS TEMPORARILY
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OFFCENTRE
|
IT'S NOT QUITE TRUE THAT THIS IS THE END OF 5 DOWN - HAVE HEART?
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OFFKEY
|
NOT IN THE RIGHT PITCH
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OFFWHITE
|
UNLIKELY OF THIEF TO POCKET WHISKY AND CREAM
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OFFS
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"TIP" OR "RIP" FINISH
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MATTEROFFACT
|
PROSAIC AND DULL, CART OFF ROUGHLY
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OFFDRIVE
|
STROKE IN CRICKET
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PLAYOFFS
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END-OF-SEASON GAMES
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NODOFF
|
CLOSE ONE'S EYES TO GESTURE FROM OLD PARTY
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OFFKEY
|
... BAD GUIDE CREATING THE WRONG TONE, PERHAPS
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LETOFF
|
EXCUSE SOMEONE FOR DISCHARGE
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TICKETOFFICES
|
THEY'RE LIKELY TO GIVE YOU A BOX IN PLACES FLOGGING AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE
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BETTEROFF
|
COMPARATIVELY RICH
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HITITOFF
|
DEVELOP A GOOD FRIENDLY RELATIONSHIP
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WROTEOFF
|
CANCELED A DEBT
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IRISHCOFFEE
|
JOE AND JACK, SAY?
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TOFF
|
RICH, UPPER-CLASS PERSON
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HOMEOFFICE
|
BUSINESS HEADQUARTERS, FOR MANY
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OFFCOLOUR
|
RATHER POORLY
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WISHBONEOFFENSE
|
FOOTBALL BACKFIELD FORMATION NAMED FOR ITS SHAPE
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BUZZOFF
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GO AWAY (LIKE A SWARM?)
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POPOFF
|
FATHER'S GONE TO DIE
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BEGOFF
|
ASK FOR PERMISSION TO BE RELEASED
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OFF
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"FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY ___"
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OFFSIDE
|
REFEREE'S CALL IN FOOTBALL AND RUGBY
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GETOFFLIGHTLY
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BE ACQUITTED OR ESCAPE WITH LITTLE OR NO PUNISHMENT
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OFFTHEHOOK
|
OUT OF TROUBLE
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RUBOFF
|
REMOVE BY APPLYING FRICTION
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INOFF
|
FOUL STROKE IN SNOOKER
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FEAROFFLYING
|
NOVEL BY ERICA JONG
|
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GANGOFFOUR
|
FACTION IN CHINA'S CULTURAL REVOLUTION ... OR A HINT TO EACH SET OF CIRCLED LETTERS
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STOPOFF
|
REST, AS AT AN INN
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OFFBEAT
|
ECCENTRIC; QUIRKY
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PASSOFF
|
FALSELY PRESENT (AS)
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COFFEE
|
AMERICANO OR FLAT WHITE, SAY
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STARTOFF
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TAKE STEP ONE
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CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
GROUP YOU CAN TRUST
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COMEOFFIT
|
ADVICE TO ADDICT? DON'T BE ABSURD!
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|
BOXOFFICESMASH
|
HOLLYWOOD SUCCESS
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OFFICEBLOCK
|
MULTIPLE-COMPANY BUILDING, TO BRITS
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LONGOFF
|
TALL ARISTOCRAT HAS NO TIME FOR MAN IN THE FIELD
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OFFCUT
|
LUMBER REMNANT, IN LIVERPOOL
|
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OFF
|
NOT ON THE JOB
|
|
OFFGUARD
|
NAPPING, MAYBE
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|
OFFICEMAX
|
STAPLES COMPETITOR STARTING IN 1988
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OFFENSIVE
|
MOVE AGAINST ENEMY IS CAUSING RESENTMENT
|
|
AMILEOFF
|
VERY INACCURATE SHOT (WHERE ONE SAW IT COMING?)
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OFFPITCH
|
WHEN NOT PLAYING FOOTBALL NOT TUNED IN
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OFFERS
|
RESERVES LOSING THE HEAD WITH APPROACHES FROM OTHER CLUBS, FOR INSTANCE
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
PRIMARY FOLLOWERS
|
|
TIMEOFF
|
BREAK SWITCH BEHIND ITEM IN CIRCULATION
|
|
SENDOFFS
|
DIRECT HALF OF 25 ACROSS TO FRONT SEATS PREPARED FOR THE TRAVELLERS
|
|
RIPOFF
|
BOOTLEG TAPE OF JAZZ LICK ENTERTAINS PRESIDENT OBAMA FROM THE START
|
|
FIGHTOFF
|
RESIST ENGAGEMENT BEING CANCELLED?
|
|
HACKEDOFF
|
ANNOYED, WHEN UNSCRUPULOUS JOURNALIST AND EDITOR GET ZERO FINES
|
|
OFFICER
|
COMMISSIONED RANK
|
|
FORTOFFEE
|
HOW SUGAR CAN BE USED, IF AT ALL?
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
CASH STANDARD IN UNSTABLE PACIFIC REGION
|
|
OFFER
|
PART OF OBO
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
BURNING ORB
|
|
FINISHOFF
|
REPORTS ONE FROM SCANDINAVIA IS AWAY SOMEWHERE IN KILL
|
|
DAYOFF
|
IN A ROUND ABOUT WAY, EXPLAINS WHY DIDN'T PERFORM WELL AWAY FROM DESK
|
|
OFFGUARD
|
NAPPING WHEN NOT ON SCREEN?
|
|
OFFED
|
TOOK CARE OF, MOB-STYLE
|
|
OFFENSIVES
|
ACTIONS AGAINST THE DEFENCE
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
BEHIND THE SCENES IT'S NOT FRESH ENOUGH FOR GATE'S PRODUCTION
|
|
COFFEETABLES
|
BEVERAGE AND BAR BILL TO GO WITH ENDLESS TAKEAWAY FOR THOSE WHO CAN HOLD DRINK IN THE LOUNGE
|
|
STANDOFF
|
TOLERATE ROTTEN DEADLOCK
|
|
TIPOFF
|
WHAT'S THE POINT OF LOUD MUSIC IN THE OMEN PERHAPS?
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES AWAY WITH, IN SLANG
|
|
POLICEOFFICER
|
BOBBY
|
|
SWEAROFF
|
QUIT COLD TURKEY
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DELAY TURNING UP CLASSY TYPE
|
|
OFFA
|
KING OF MERCIA, 757-796, DYKE BUILDER
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
NEW GUY STARTS TO RENEGOTIATE CHEAP FEE FOR EACH WRITER
|
|
OFFDAY
|
DORIS'S ENTERTAINING FELLOW WHEN THINGS GO WRONG
|
|
HITITOFF
|
BECOME COMPATIBLE AND FRIENDLY
|
|
CASTOFFS
|
THEY PERFORM AWAY AT SCHOOL FOR CHARITY TYPES
|
|
RIPOFF
|
GONE AFTER FINAL WISH FOR SOMETHING THAT'S FAR TOO EXPENSIVE
|
|
OFFCR
|
WHERE ALL-TERRAIN VEHICLES GO
|
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
"FRIENDS" HOTSPOT
|
|
SCOFF
|
SNEER (AT)
|
|
OFFICE
|
WHITE-COLLAR WORKPLACE
|
|
PENSIONEDOFF
|
WRITER GOES TO HILL OF JERUSALEM TO MEET JOURNALIST? IT'S NOT ON TO BE PUT OUT OF ONE'S JOB!
|
|
RINSEDOFF
|
HOSED DOWN
|
|
EASEOFF
|
THROTTLE BACK
|
|
INTHEOFFING
|
LIKELY TO OCCUR SOON: WITHIN SIGHT OR AT HAND
|
|
HOTCOFFEE
|
*STEAMING MORNING MUGFUL
|
|
TEEOFF
|
PLAY THE FIRST STROKE TOWARDS THE GREEN
|
|
OFFAL
|
REFUSE LEFT BY DYKE BUILDER
|
|
OFFHAND
|
UNGRACIOUS, LEAVING TO APPLAUSE
|
|
SCOFF
|
MOCK FAST FOOD?
|
|
FIRSTOFFENDERS
|
TRADITIONALLY, ADAM AND EVE PEOPLE NOT PREVIOUSLY IN SUITS
|
|
FULLOFFRANKS
|
LIKE THE CLUB THAT SINATRA, ZAPPA AND CAPRA BELONGED TO?
|
|
SOUNDOFF
|
EXPRESS ONE'S OPINION IN NO UNCERTAIN TERMS
|
|
SIPHONOFF
|
GRADUALLY STEAL
|
|
BRUSHOFFS
|
REBUFFS; ACTS OF IGNORING
|
|
PROFFER
|
PROPOSE; PRESENT FOR ACCEPTANCE OR REJECTION
|
|
FLIGHTOFFANCY
|
INDULGENT FANTASY
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
IT MIGHT BE USED WHEN YOU TIE TOP OF PLASTIC SACK
|
|
ALLBETSAREOFF
|
ANYTHING COULD NOW HAPPEN!
|
|
OFFMIKE
|
LIKE DISTANT VOICES ON A PODCAST, PERHAPS
|
|
TAKESOFF
|
BECOMES SUCCESSFUL
|
|
STORMSOFF
|
DEPARTS IN ANGER
|
|
KICKOFFS
|
FOOTBALL OPENERS
|
|
PEELOFF
|
REMOVE, AS A NAME TAG
|
|
OFF
|
NOT AT ONE'S BEST
|
|
OFFFORM
|
NOT AT ONE'S BEST
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
SOUNDS LIKE RUSSIAN WRITER WILL GET BLACK MARK AGAINST HIS NAME
|
|
MARRYINGOFF
|
FINDING A HUSBAND FOR
|
|
OFFASDYKE
|
EARTHWORK BETWEEN ENGLAND AND WALES
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
VEHICLE THAT IS A TOTAL WRECK
|
|
METOFFICE
|
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT ISSUING WEATHER FORECASTS
|
|
TOFF
|
SWELL UNTIL AT GREAT VOLUME
|
|
OFFAL
|
ANIMAL ENTRAILS
|
|
BROWNEDOFF
|
BORED COCKNEY GEEZER IN DARK SHED
|
|
ANDWEREOFF
|
EXCLAMATION APPROPRIATE FOR 1-ACROSS
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
OLD PARTY MASTERMIND IN THE WINGS
|
|
PENSIONEDOFF
|
FORCED TO RETIRE AS 14 ACROSS IS STARTING AND ENERGY COMING FROM PARTY IS VERY LOUD
|
|
OFFGRID
|
INDEPENDENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
|
|
OFFTHEGRID
|
HOW SOME SURVIVALISTS LIVE
|
|
OFFSPEEDPITCHES
|
SURPRISES FOR BATTERS
|
|
TELLINGOFF
|
GIVING A PIECE OF ONE'S MIND
|
|
OFFTHECUFF
|
EXTEMPORANEOUS
|
|
OFFTHERACK
|
READY-MADE, AS A SUIT
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
NOT INVOLVING ANY INTERVENTION
|
|
THEGLOVESAREOFF
|
2, PERHAPS, MEANS 6
|
|
BUNKEDOFF
|
BEATEN KENDO BUFF MADE A HURRIED DEPARTURE
|
|
HEIGHTOFFASHION
|
LATEST STYLE
|
|
REELEDOFF
|
GAVE OUT RAPIDLY, AS THE DRUNK DID?
|
|
OFFISH
|
DISTANT PISCEAN?
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
ROCK AND ROLL HAS ONE IN CLEVELAND
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
STOP PAYING ATTENTION
|
|
OFFICIALTIME
|
MARATHONER'S STATISTIC
|
|
OFFBASE
|
SORELY MISTAKEN
|
|
KEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
SIGN BY RESTRICTED AREA, ADVICE TO THOSE IN REHAB?
|
|
SLACKEDOFF
|
WAS LAZY
|
|
STANDOFF
|
EMPLOYEES RESTRICTING PRODUCTION ULTIMATELY CREATING DEADLOCK
|
|
OFF
|
TAKING VACATION
|
|
SCOFF
|
SPEAK MOCKINGLY ABOUT FOOD
|
|
OFFAL
|
KING OF MERCIA PRIMARILY LAYING WASTE
|
|
MEXICANDOFF
|
POLITE CHIHUAHUA GESTURE AS LAUREL DEPARTS?
|
|
COFFEEBEAN
|
DRINK FOR OLD COMIC? SHORT - A TYPE OF BOURBON POPULAR WITH THOSE ON THE GROUND!
|
|
SHRUGOFF
|
TAKE NO NOTICE OF INDIFFERENT GESTURE ON HOLIDAY
|
|
BOFFO
|
SUPER, IN SHOWBIZ LINGO
|
|
COFFEEBURNS
|
BARISTA'S OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS?
|
|
SCOFFS
|
POOH-POOHS, WITH "AT"
|
|
OFFKEY
|
OLD PARTY SOLUTION IS NOT EASY ON THE EAR
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE RESPECTFULLY, AS A HAT
|
|
REELEDOFF
|
RAN THROUGH AND STAGGERED OUT
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
READY TO WEAR
|
|
COFFER
|
SMALL CHEST FOR KEEPING VALUABLES
|
|
OFFICEBEARER
|
POLAR FEATURE (AND CREATURE) IN PRESENT INCUMBENT
|
|
OFFSIDES
|
IT'S NOT ON FOR MUNSTER AND LEINSTER TO REPEATEDLY HAVE SOMEONE INTERFERING IN FRONT OF KICKER
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
GOT RID OF SURROUNDING POLE, CUT SHORT
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
OLD FELLOWS IN CHARGE, ONE WEARING GLASSES BY VIRTUE OF CURRENT POSITION
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
UNIMPORTANT PLACE OF WORK FOR RIVER SAILOR
|
|
OFFBEAM
|
HEADING THE WRONG WAY? KILL HEADLIGHT
|
|
OFFENDER
|
SOUNDS LIKE RYLE WARD IS THE CULPRIT
|
|
ROBUSTACOFFEE
|
DRINK MADE FROM WEST AFRICAN BEANS
|
|
TEEOFF
|
UPPER-CLASS CHAP SNORTING DRUGS TO GET THINGS GOING
|
|
OFFA
|
KING OF MERCIA WHO GAVE HIS NAME TO A DYKE
|
|
OFFICERS
|
THEY'RE IN A MESS OFFERING AGENCY TO WRITING SCHOOL
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
WHISKEY SOUR ARRIVES FINALLY - SERVICE ISN'T ONE TO REMEMBER
|
|
STANDOFF
|
RUGBY HALFBACK
|
|
TAKINGOFF
|
ARISTO SEIZES A HEAD OF STATE IN RISING
|
|
DRYOFF
|
TOWEL
|
|
KICKOFFS
|
STARTS TO GIVE UP AT SCHOOL IN THE END - IT'S NOT WORKING
|
|
SENDOFFS
|
LEAVING PARTIES OFFENDS ORGANISATION AND SOME AT THE TOP
|
|
COFFEEBREAKS
|
OPENS 18 ACROSS AND 27 ACROSS AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE MOMENTS BY THE WATER COOLER
|
|
COFFEEMAKERS
|
BARISTAS FROM 7 DOWN AND 1 ACROSS
|
|
RACHMANINOFF
|
NAFF HARMONIC (ANAG.)
|
|
PUTSOFF
|
PROCRASTINATES
|
|
TAPERSOFF
|
PAST OFFER MAY RESULT IN CONTRACTS
|
|
BETTEROFF
|
HOW SEASICK PEOPLE FEEL ON DISEMBARKING?
|
|
NODOFF
|
REACT TO BOREDOM
|
|
BOFFO
|
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL, IN THEATERSPEAK
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
CONDUCT CEREMONY
|
|
OFFEND
|
HURT THE FEELINGS OF
|
|
WENTOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
DURING CONTRACT TALKS, A DIVERS' GROUP __
|
|
COFFEE
|
BARISTA'S PRODUCT
|
|
OFFAL
|
KING LEAR'S OPENING, RUBBISH
|
|
TELLOFF
|
REPRIMAND - COUNT
|
|
OFFING
|
SWITCH GIN COCKTAIL FAR OUT TO SEA
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
OUT OF DANGER - FREE FROM GUILT
|
|
WELLOFF
|
NASTY FELLOW, FROM THE FIRST FILTHY RICH
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
PLACE TO GET TICKETS
|
|
LEAPOFFAITH
|
ACTION REQUIRING TRUST
|
|
TOOKOFFENSE
|
FELT ATTACKED
|
|
JOBOFFERS
|
EMPLOYMENT INVITATIONS
|
|
SELLSOFF
|
DUMPS 24 ACROSS AT SCHOOL? IT'S NOT ON!
|
|
TOFF
|
UPPER-CLASS TYPE IS MOSTLY SWEET
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
OPEN CONFRONTATIONS
|
|
STOPSOFF
|
PAYS A QUICK VISIT
|
|
DASHOFF
|
QUICKLY LEAVE DOWN, COMING BACK FOR SURPRISE PARTY
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
CROOKED GENT REPORTED A TOTAL LOSS
|
|
PAYOFF
|
JOKE'S PUNCHLINE, TO A COMIC
|
|
OFFS
|
BRUSH-___ (DISMISSALS)
|
|
CARRIESOFF
|
COPS OUT TO CATCH ACTIVIST RESPONSIBLE PRIMARILY FOR KIDNAPS
|
|
INOFF
|
CERTAIN BILLIARDS SCRATCH, TO A BRIT
|
|
OFFICES
|
FIRM BASE ON BOTTOM OF CHEESECAKES PRODUCED FOR GOVERNMENT FUNCTIONS
|
|
OFFERED
|
OLD PARTY WITH ORIENTAL REVOLUTIONARY VOLUNTEERED SERVICES
|
|
COFFEECUP
|
HOLDS ONE'S DRINK AND STIMULANT FOR COPPER ON PIANO
|
|
SENDOFF
|
THUS ACCEPTING DEMISE, FRENCH LEADERS LEAVING PARTY
|
|
OFFICEDEPOT
|
STAPLES COMPETITOR
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
ELIMINATE EAST EUROPEAN? THAT'S BAD!
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPOINT
|
PLACE TO BEGIN
|
|
SENDOFF
|
DEMONSTRATION OF GOOD WISHES BEFORE DEPARTURE
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
REFERENCE WITH ROWS AND COLUMNS COVERING ALL VARIETIES OF A BREAKFAST DRINK?
|
|
ONEOFF
|
UNIQUE WAY OF SPEAKING MISSING THE FIRST HALF OF 26 ACROSS
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
IT'S ILLEGAL IN FOOTBALL
|
|
LEADOFFDOUBLE
|
FF
|
|
SHAKEOFF
|
GET RID OF FIRST SUSTAINABLE FISH? IT'S NOT ON!
|
|
THATSAREALTOFFEE
|
"YOU'VE MADE THE HEATH BAR PERFECTLY!"?
|
|
GOOFF
|
FIRE FELLOW FOLLOWING FOOLISHNESS
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
SUPERCILIOUS (WITH A STICKY HOOTER?)
|
|
OFF
|
WORD THAT CAN FOLLOW THE FIRST PARTS OF 17- AND 60-ACROSS AND 11- AND 27-DOWN TO FORM BASEBALL TERMS
|
|
WALKOFFAME
|
SITE OF MANY HOLLYWOOD STARS
|
|
OFFS
|
WHACKS, MOB-STYLE
|
|
CASTOFF
|
PREPARE FOR A NAUTICAL DEPARTURE
|
|
BEEFSTROGANOFF
|
GROUSE STEW A STRONG, RANCID DISH
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
LAST LETTERS COVER HOLIDAY FOR CHEATS
|
|
OFF
|
IT'S NOT ON TO BE RANCID
|
|
BACKOFFBUSTER
|
"YOU'RE IN MY SPACE, PAL!"
|
|
SCOFFLAW
|
FINE SKIPPER
|
|
BACKOFF
|
"NOT SO CLOSE!"
|
|
REELEDOFF
|
RECITED FLUENTLY
|
|
COFFEEBREAK
|
TIME-OUT AT WORK
|
|
SOFFIT
|
VERY SUITED TO ACCOMMODATE FINE ARCHITECTURAL FEATURE
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
SOUR MILK - THE COLOUR OF WHICH HAS A GREYISH YELLOW TINGE?
|
|
OFFER
|
PUT UP FOR BIDDING
|
|
COFFEE
|
BEVERAGE FROM BEANS
|
|
TIPOFF
|
DEPRESSION OVER ROTTEN CLUE
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
RELEASE PENT-UP EMOTION
|
|
PAYOFF
|
LEFT OUT OF DECIDING GAME FOR BRIBE
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
LAST LETTERS ABOUT OLD PARTY SCAMS
|
|
COFFEEBEAN
|
BIT GROUND BY A BARISTA
|
|
GETSOFFSCOTFREE
|
BEATS THE RAP
|
|
OFFEND
|
HURT LEG AND REAR
|
|
OFFENSE
|
TEAM WITH THE FOOTBALL
|
|
GETOFFOFMYCLOUD
|
*1965 ROLLING STONES HIT
|
|
OFFSICK
|
ABSENT FROM WORK BECAUSE OF ILLNESS
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
SHORT OF SHOTGUNS?
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
IT'S NOT ON HERE IN PARIS FOR GANGSTER TO BE ACCREDITED
|
|
OFFS
|
SLAYS, IN SLANG
|
|
THEYREOFF
|
RACE TRACK CRY AFTER "AND"
|
|
EASEOFF
|
WE HEAR COCKNEY BLOKE'S GOING TO RELAX
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
WHERE TO PURCHASE AN 8 ACROSS
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DETER; DELAYED
|
|
ARMYOFFICER
|
SERGEANT, FOR ONE
|
|
OFFAL
|
REMAINS AT THE BUTCHER
|
|
OFFICEAREA
|
BEHIND-THE-SCENES RETAIL SPACE
|
|
SMELLTHECOFFEE
|
WAKE UP FOLLOWER?
|
|
ONOFF
|
DISCONTINUOUS
|
|
STOPOFF
|
BRIEF LAYOVER
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
WHERE ONE FINDS WHAT THE GROUP PRODUCED IN CONFIDENCE
|
|
ICEDCOFFEE
|
CAFFEINATED SUMMER DRINK
|
|
OFFICER
|
POLICEMAN BELONGING TO BRAZILIAN PORT SHORTLY RETURNS
|
|
SIGNOFF
|
BROADCAST ENDER
|
|
PLANNINGOFFICER
|
NEEDS TO APPROVE WHAT VIEW THE HOUSE WILL TAKE WITH RESPONSIBILITY FOR HALF OF THOSE IN 22 ACROSS
|
|
TAKETHEDAYOFF
|
MITCH WON'T GO TO WORK
|
|
OFFHAND
|
CANCELLED BY HENRY, WITH OR WITHOUT CONSIDERATION
|
|
BURNTOFFERING
|
SACRIFICE OF OLD
|
|
WORSEOFF
|
IN DIRER STRAITS
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES AWAY WITH, MAFIA-STYLE
|
|
OFFICEMAXI
|
WOMAN'S WORK ATTIRE?
|
|
DOFF
|
TIP, AS A TOQUE
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
READY-TO-WEAR
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
READY-TO-WEAR
|
|
OFFTHERACK
|
READY-TO-WEAR
|
|
COFFIN
|
CASKET FOR A CORPSE
|
|
CUTOFF
|
DESIGNATED LIMIT
|
|
FACEDOFF
|
CONFRONTED EACH OTHER
|
|
STRIPOFF
|
REMOVE COAT FROM SMALL DANDY HIDING LAST LETTERS
|
|
NOOFFENCE
|
SOUND BARRIER ON THE ARK? THAT SHOULDN'T PROVE INSULTING
|
|
TURNOFFS
|
FANCY CHAPS GRIPPING POT SIDEWAYS?
|
|
SPINOFF
|
WHAT SOME DOCTORS IN POLITICS PRODUCE IS NOT ON? IT'S LIKE GLENROE IN RELATION TO THE RIORDANS!
|
|
CARTEDOFF
|
FORCED AFT AT SEA AND TAKEN AWAY
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TAKEOFF
|
DO WELL IN SPLIT LOCALLY
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BUNCHOFFIVES
|
FIST (SLANG)
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OFFPISTE
|
AWAY FROM THE REGULAR RUNS IN SKIING
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TOFFS
|
POSH FOLK
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SAWNOFF
|
FAILED TO NOTICE ANY FEMALES, IN SHORT ...
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OFFS
|
KILLS, IN MOB SLANG
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GOLFERSCOFFEE
|
COMPANY PROVIDING STIMULATION BEFORE A ROUND?
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KICKOFF
|
START OF FOOTBALL GAME
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PICKOFF
|
NAB, AS A BASE RUNNER
|
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WEEKOFF
|
SCOTTISH MAN FLU SYMPTOM REPORTED, WHAT MIGHT THE MALINGERER TAKE?
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SETSOFF
|
STARTS OUT AND TRIPS
|
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TAKETHEWRAPSOFF
|
DISCLOSE WHAT OFFERS KEPT A RESERVE
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SHOTOFF
|
LAUNCHED, AS A MISSILE
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SELLSOFF
|
DUMPS ON WALL STREET
|
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TELLOFF
|
REPRIMAND (INFORMAL)
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|
COFFEERUSH
|
MORNING BUZZ, MAYBE
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|
OFFSET
|
MAKE UP FOR NOT SHOOTING?
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
WHERE ONE FINDS OLD MUSIC IS NOT FOR PUBLICATION
|
|
FETCHOFF
|
FINE CUT OF BEEF, FINALLY TO RESCUE FROM A STEW
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LEADOFF
|
BAT FIRST
|
|
COOLEDOFF
|
CALMED DOWN AT LADY GREGORY'S HOME AT COUPLE OF PARTIES
|
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TEESOFF
|
SERIOUSLY ANNOYS
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
UNORTHODOX, LIKE HUMPTY-DUMPTY'S END?
|
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OFFSPRING
|
MOULDY HOP SEED
|
|
RIPOFF
|
FINANCIAL SWINDLE
|
|
HITITOFF
|
HAD A GREAT FIRST DATE
|
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OFFED
|
DID IN, MOBSTER-STYLE
|
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OFFTO
|
BOUND FOR
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CATCHESOFFGUARD
|
TAKES BY SURPRISE
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TEEOFF
|
STRIKE GOLF BALL
|
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OFFDAY
|
WHEN THINGS JUST DON'T CLICK
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|
IMOFF
|
'LATER!'
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KICKOFF
|
START TO GIVE UP, FEELING UNWELL
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TURNSOFF
|
STOPS WORKING AND LEAVES IN VEHICLE
|
|
ALLBEASTSAREOFF
|
*HOLIDAY EMPLOYMENT SCHEDULE IN "ANIMAL FARM"?
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|
BREAKOFF
|
FINISH HOLIDAY AND LEAVE
|
|
COFFEEBREAKS
|
PAUSES DOING A JOB FOR 9 ACROSS AND DECIPHERS THE CODE
|
|
COFFEEMAKERS
|
INTRODUCES 14 ACROSS TO THE PRODUCTION TEAMS OF BARISTAS
|
|
OFFA
|
EIGHTH-CENTURY KING OF MERCIA
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
BY VIRTUE OF ONE'S OFFICIAL POSITION, LATIN PHRASE
|
|
POSTOFFICE
|
*KISSING GAME
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
IT SUGGESTS I STEP ON VIRGIN SNOW
|
|
OFFGUARD
|
UNPREPARED FOR UNFRIENDLY DEFENDER
|
|
FACEOFF
|
START OF PLAY IN ICE HOCKEY
|
|
OFFICEPOOL
|
WORKPLACE GAMBLING POT
|
|
LEADSOFF
|
STARTS AN INNING
|
|
OFFCAMERA
|
SWITCH A CREAM PIE WHEN NO ONE'S LOOKING
|
|
TAKEALOADOFF
|
"REST THOSE WEARY FEET"
|
|
SEEOFF
|
DRIVE AWAY FROM TENNESSEE OFFICE
|
|
SHOWINGOFF
|
OSTENTATIOUS BEHAVIOUR IN SMALL HOUSE, PART OF BUILDING BELONGING TO FEMALE
|
|
STANDOFF
|
DRAW NUMBER 10?
|
|
OFFERSUP
|
VOLUNTEERS GET INCREASING PRESENTS
|
|
CUTOFF
|
DISCONNECT SUPPLY TO COPPER AND LOCAL UPPER-CLASS SORT
|
|
OFFENDER
|
SOUNDS LIKE RYLE WARD IS IN JAIL
|
|
COFFEEBREAK
|
MIDMORNING WORK TIME-OUT, AND A HINT TO THIS PUZZLE'S CIRCLES
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
IT'S STRICTLY TRUE BUT UNIMAGINATIVE
|
|
ASPIREDTOOFFICE
|
DREAMED OF A CAREER IN POLITICS
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
SWITCH FROM A NEW PARTY TO ANOTHER PARTY - THAT'S HOW SOME UNIONS WORK
|
|
RIDESOFF
|
LEAVES, AS IN A WESTERN
|
|
BADOFF
|
IN MONEY TROUBLE, SAY
|
|
COFFIN
|
PENNY TAKES IN PARTY FOR ONE OF THOSE LIFELESS FIGURES
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
LOSE CONCENTRATION, SO STOP WATCHING TV
|
|
OFFENDER
|
MISCREANT MAKES PROPOSITION ABOUT THE OUTCOME
|
|
OFF
|
TAKING A PERSONAL DAY
|
|
COFFIN
|
LAST PLACE?
|
|
PALMOFF
|
SELL UNDER FALSE PRETENSES
|
|
SWEAROFF
|
REALLY QUIT
|
|
KISSOFF
|
DISMISSAL, SLANGILY
|
|
HEELOFFORTUNE
|
CHEATING MILLIONAIRE?
|
|
OFFSITE
|
AWAY FROM THE PLANT
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
GOES AROUND PARTY FOR MOST OF THEM WITH PEIG - SOUNDS LIKE IT WON'T SUIT EVERYBODY
|
|
STANDOFF
|
DRAW NUMBER TEN?
|
|
ONEOFF
|
SPECIAL PERSON LEAVING?
|
|
RIPOFF
|
DAYLIGHT ROBBERY (INFORMAL)
|
|
COFFEESTRAINER
|
IT GIVES NO GROUNDS FOR CERTAIN FEES BEING CHANGED
|
|
TURNOFF
|
DEVIATE FROM ACT IN MOTION
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
ARTICLE IS NOT QUITE RIGHT FROM THE START ON HOOK OR IT'S JUST MADE UP TO SUIT EVERYBODY
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
TRULY CLEVER CHAP NEEDED IN STATECRAFT OF A NEW ORDER
|
|
KISSOFF
|
ABRUPT DISMISSAL
|
|
HOPPEDOFF
|
OPTIMISM AROUND PARK IS WIDE OF THE MARK LEADING TO DENUNCIATION OF HOW SKIPPY GOT AWAY
|
|
OFFS
|
RUBS OUT, IN MOB SLANG
|
|
INOFF
|
SNOOKER MISHAP, PROVIDED NO FELLOW IS CAUGHT
|
|
BROWNEDOFF
|
COLOUR WRITER NOT GETTING ON WITH THOROUGHLY DISCOURAGED TYPE
|
|
NODOFF
|
FALL ASLEEP WHILE WATCHING TV, PERHAPS
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
STOP MESSING ABOUT!
|
|
OFFER
|
TENDER CHEST AFTER SCRUBBING FRONT
|
|
OFFTHEMARQUEE
|
LIKE A FIRED BROADWAY STAR?
|
|
RIPOFF
|
CHEAT'S MAKING CUT, UNDER PAR
|
|
ROBUSTACOFFEE
|
STRONG MORNING DRINK
|
|
OFFAL
|
OLD FELLOWS ALWAYS LACKING MANNERS? RUBBISH!
|
|
LOGOFF
|
LEAVE A WEB PAGE, PERHAPS
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
CRIMINAL'S PROFIT
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
NAVY NCO
|
|
SACKOFFLO
|
PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE ICON'S LAYOFF?
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE, AS ONE'S HAT
|
|
TAKETHEDAYOFF
|
LEAVE POST FOR MITCH?
|
|
BACKOFF
|
WITHDRAW SUPPORT FOR OLD PARTY
|
|
RUNOFFVOTE
|
SECOND BALLOT, OFTEN
|
|
DOFF
|
LIFT DEMOCRAT OFFENSIVE
|
|
LEDOFF
|
GOT THE BALL ROLLING
|
|
LONGOFF
|
FIELDER WAY PAST HIS BEST?
|
|
CATCHOFFGUARD
|
SURPRISE TO COME DOWN WITH SOMETHING ONE OF THE BOYS IN BLUE HAS
|
|
COFFEEANDDONUTS
|
BREAKFAST PAIR
|
|
WORKOFFICTION
|
IT'S NOT TRUE OF DUBLINERS, FOR EXAMPLE
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
CURT REJECTION
|
|
ROUNDOFF
|
FINISH DRINKS WITH OLD FELLOWS
|
|
HACKEDOFF
|
USED CHOPS PAST THEIR SELL-BY DATE? NOT HAPPY
|
|
BULLYOFF
|
TOUGH SIDE ON FIELD FOR START OF MATCH
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
BY-PRODUCTS OR INCIDENTAL RESULTS OF LARGER PROJECTS
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE OUT OF RESPECT
|
|
SCOFFEDAT
|
POOH-POOHED
|
|
OFFICE
|
THE JOB SECTION?
|
|
SHRUGOFF
|
MAKE LIGHT OF ONLY SAYING IT'S NOTHING TO DO WITH ME
|
|
SETOFF
|
LEAVE HOME
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
LEAVE THE LAUNCHPAD
|
|
SETOFF
|
INITIATE DISPLAY
|
|
SPLITOFF
|
CIGARETTE COVERING TO BREAK AWAY
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
DECISIVE GAME
|
|
GOOFF
|
TURN AND DEPART
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DEFER; DETER
|
|
OFFENCE
|
MISDEED OF CRIMINAL
|
|
COFFIN
|
CASKET FOR THE DEAD
|
|
TURNOFF
|
MOTORWAY EXIT? THAT'S NOT SEXY
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
QUARTERBACK PROTECTORS
|
|
ATEOFF
|
FED FROM, AS A PLATE
|
|
OFF
|
SEE 115-DOWN
|
|
OFFLINE
|
NOT CONNECTED TO A COMPUTER NETWORK
|
|
TIMEOFF
|
HOLIDAY ITEM?
|
|
IMOFF
|
"SEE YA LATER!"
|
|
LAYOFF
|
REFRAIN FROM REDUNDANCY PROCESS
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
CHURCH COLLECTION
|
|
SCHOOLOFFISH
|
MARINE GROUP
|
|
OFF
|
WITH 15-ACROSS, KIND OF VEHICLE
|
|
BOFFIN
|
EXPERT LEAVING TO ENTER WINE STORE
|
|
LOGOFF
|
SHUT IT DOWN TO DRAW ATTENTION OVER OWN GOAL FROM PARTY
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
IT'S OF LITTLE SIGNIFICANCE TO COMMITTEE MEMBER WORKING OVERSEAS
|
|
WROTEOFF
|
DISMISSED OUT OF HAND
|
|
DAYOFF
|
ST PATRICK'S DAY ON MARCH 18TH - THAT'S NOT GOING TO WORK!
|
|
BESTOFFRIENDS
|
REALLY CLOSE TO UNRIVALLED TYPE MAKING SWITCH TO NEW DINERS
|
|
OFFDUTY
|
NOT ON THE CLOCK
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
DIRECT CLASHES
|
|
LETOFF
|
POSH FRENCHMAN EXPLODED
|
|
COFFEEANDDANISH
|
BREAKFAST
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
HALF THE CRICKET GROUND IS ILLEGALLY SITED
|
|
OFFER
|
WHAT A PROSPECTIVE BUYER MAY TENDER
|
|
BOFFIN
|
DITCH KEEPING AWAY RESEARCHER
|
|
OFFERED
|
TURNED EUROPEAN LEFT-WING? THAT'S PROPOSED!
|
|
LESOFFENBACH
|
APTLY NAMED BARBER?
|
|
OFFPITCH
|
DESCRIBES ONE OF THOSE NOT IN HARMONY ON THE BENCH
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
REPRODUCED ARTICLE FROM NEWSPAPER COVERING PUBLICITY AT HOME
|
|
TEEOFF
|
BEGIN DRIVING
|
|
BACKSOFF
|
GIVES GROUND TO DEFENDERS SUBSTITUTED
|
|
OFFICIALLINE
|
THE POLICY TAKEN BY THOSE IN CHARGE OF LICENSED BAR
|
|
OFFAL
|
WASTE MATERIAL FOUND AT THE BOTTOM OF 2 DOWN ON A LAKE
|
|
STAYOFF
|
AVOID TRESPASSING ON
|
|
DROPOFF
|
HIKING HAZARD
|
|
OFFS
|
SLAYS, INFORMALLY
|
|
KICKEDOFFTHETEAM
|
[SEE ABOVE]
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S WASTE
|
|
PASSOFF
|
HAND RING TO FEMALES AND DISAPPEAR
|
|
OFFEND
|
AGGRIEVE
|
|
OFFS
|
SEND-__: FAREWELLS
|
|
BESTOFF
|
MOST WELL-TO-DO
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
PERIOD AFTER A CHAMPIONSHIP
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
ROB HAS TO LEAVE WORK
|
|
RIPOFF
|
16 DOWN BY TEARAWAY
|
|
OFFERS
|
23 DOWN GETTING ENDLESS BARGAINS
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
LEAVE BY PLANE: DEAL WITH ARTICLE FIRST, OR LOSE IT
|
|
RIPOFF
|
WHAT'S SAID AFTER ONE IS GONE IS NOT ON FOR DECEPTION
|
|
TAKENOFF
|
WHAT HAPPENED TO SUBJECT OF MIMICRY REMOVED FROM OLD PARTY?
|
|
SETOFF
|
TRIP ... OR START A TRIP
|
|
BOFF
|
LOUD, HEARTY LAUGH
|
|
SOFFIT
|
UNDERSIDE OF AN ARCH
|
|
SENDOFFS
|
CELEBRATIONS FOR TRAVELERS
|
|
PROFFER
|
PRINCE WITH SICK QUEEN TO HOLD OUT
|
|
OFFENDER
|
CRIMINAL PURPOSE IN PROPOSAL
|
|
GOTOFF
|
ESCAPED PUNISHMENT
|
|
SPINOFF
|
INCIDENTAL DEVELOPMENT FROM SOME BOWLING AT A SINGLE STUMP
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
CHECKED ON LIST AS BEING REPRIMANDED
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
SWITCH JOB FOR STARTERS? THAT'S THE COMPROMISE!
|
|
OFFSET
|
COMPENSATE FOR SWITCH ON STAND
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
RISQUE, AS A JOKE
|
|
OFFERS
|
STARTS TO DICKER, MAYBE
|
|
COFFERS
|
TREASURY FUNDS
|
|
TICKINGOFF
|
ANGERING
|
|
OFFTHEAIR
|
NOT BEING CAPABLE OF A TUNE IS NOT ON THE RADIO
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
REJECTION IN BRIEF ENCOUNTER IS REALLY ROTTEN!
|
|
GOTOFF
|
ESCAPED FREQUENT FINES
|
|
NODOFF
|
AS A CONSEQUENCE OF BOREDOM DON'T SAY YES TO COUPLE OF PARTIES
|
|
STANDOFF
|
ONE OF FIFTEEN, NUMBER ATTENDING PARTY HELD BY EMPLOYEES
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
REASON FOR NOT REPORTING OLD PARTY IN THAT PLACE WITH MUSICAL THREE-PIECE SOUNDS SIMILAR
|
|
RUNOFF
|
HEAVY RAIN AFTERMATH
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
UNORTHODOX FINAL POSITION OF HUMPTY DUMPTY?
|
|
PROBATIONOFFICER
|
*CRIMINAL JUSTICE SUPERVISOR
|
|
IMOFF
|
'GOTTA GO!'
|
|
PARTITIONSOFF
|
PUTS BARRICADES AROUND
|
|
BEGOFF
|
DECLINE POLITELY
|
|
DAYOFF
|
JULY 4TH OR DECEMBER 25TH, FOR MANY
|
|
OFFBROADWAYHITS
|
VILLAGE VOICE AWARD CANDIDATES
|
|
ONEOFF
|
IT'S UNIQUE TO UNITED FOR A FAIR AMOUNT OF 26 ACROSS
|
|
TIPOFF
|
ALERT LOCAL UPPER-CLASS GUY PROTECTS ADDRESS
|
|
NOISESOFF
|
SOUNDS OF FOXTROT THAT ARE HEARD IN THE WINGS
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
FITFUL
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
STRANGE REASON WHY ONE IS NOT ALLOWED IN BAND
|
|
TOFF
|
PERSON OF THE UPPER CLASSES
|
|
SETOFF
|
EMBARK ON A JOURNEY
|
|
OFFSIDES
|
FOOTBALL OFFENSE ... OR A HINT TO SIX ANSWERS IN THIS PUZZLE
|
|
TIPOFF
|
GIVE INSIDER INFO TO
|
|
OFFICESPACE
|
COMMERCIAL RENTAL PROPERTY
|
|
NODOFF
|
SMALL NUMBER REMOVE CLOTHING AND FALL ASLEEP
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
CONCLUSION OF COUNTDOWN?
|
|
PAYOFF
|
LEFT OUT OF DECIDING GAME AS A BRIBE
|
|
BEETLEOFF
|
FLY, AS CAR UNAVAILABLE
|
|
SENTOFF
|
DROPPED INTO THE MAIL
|
|
TEEOFF
|
SOUNDS LIKE BAD DRINK AND, OF COURSE, IT INVOLVES A CLUB!
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
WELCOME S-SUCCESS, TO BE ADMITTED HERE
|
|
COFFIN
|
THE LAST PLACE TO PARTY IN CAPITAL?
|
|
GETOFFASHOT
|
MANAGE TO HEAVE THE BALL BEFORE TIME EXPIRES
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
95-DOWN, FOR ONE
|
|
GREATBALLSOFFIRE
|
HEATED WORDS?
|
|
OFFSCRIPT
|
AD-LIBBED
|
|
SPOKEOFFTHECUFF
|
AD-LIBBED
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
INSULTING, REPULSIVE
|
|
SCOFF
|
POKE FUN AT PIG
|
|
OFFFORM
|
REMOVED FROM BENCH FOR NOT PLAYING WELL
|
|
TIEOFF
|
RESTRICT WITH A STRING
|
|
GETOFFONESCHEST
|
SPEAK FRANKLY ABOUT
|
|
TOFFS
|
POSH GENTS
|
|
OFFAL
|
US LABOUR LEADER ONCE BLOWING HIS TOP OVER LARGE AMOUNT OF WASTE
|
|
CASTOFF
|
BROKEN ARM HAVING MENDED, DO SOME KNITTING?
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
WHERE HUMPTY DUMPTY IS CRAZY!
|
|
OFFHAND
|
CASUAL; UNCONCERNED
|
|
TIMEOFF
|
RELIEF FROM THE DAILY GRIND
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
DISPOSE OF FOOLISH NONSENSE IN CONTRASTING VOLUMES
|
|
ABITOFF
|
SMALL REDUCTION IS UNFAIR
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
LEAVE THE GROUND: WHY I HAVE TO USE THE STAIRS?
|
|
TOFF
|
BRITISH FOP
|
|
COFFEEORTEA
|
RESTAURANT CHOICE
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
CANCEL, A DEBT PERHAPS
|
|
CUTOFFTHEBIAS
|
DISCONTINUE SLANTED MATERIAL IN ARTICLES?
|
|
PUTOFFANACT
|
DELAY PASSING A CONGRESSIONAL BILL?
|
|
SENDOFF
|
FAREWELL CELEBRATION
|
|
BOFF
|
BELLY LAUGH
|
|
OFFSET
|
COMPENSATE FOR; COUNTERBALANCE
|
|
KICKSOFF
|
COMMENCES A GAME OF RUGBY OR FOOTBALL
|
|
LEAVEOFF
|
STOP CRICKET SIDE GOING ON HOLIDAY
|
|
ONEOFF
|
UNIQUE, IF INTERMITTENT, ABOUT ENGLISH
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BRANCH OF OLD PARTY GET THE PICTURE
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
BAD TIME OF YEAR TO MAKE BABIES?
|
|
OFFPAT
|
REMEMBERED EXACTLY DICKY HAVING STROKE
|
|
TICKETOFFICE
|
POLICE BUREAU RESPONSIBLE FOR SPEEDING FIGURES IS A FRONT FOR SOMETHING THAT'S BEEN STAGE-MANAGED
|
|
SEEOFF
|
WAVE TO FROM THE DOCK
|
|
TEEOFF
|
START DRIVING, OF COURSE
|
|
OFFICE
|
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE GETTING OLD LADY EVICTED
|
|
REELOFF
|
TO RECITE PART OF THE FILM IS NOT ON
|
|
CHARIOTSOFFIR
|
FILM ABOUT WOODEN VEHICLES IN ANCIENT GREECE?
|
|
NOOFFENSE
|
SLIGHT MITIGATION?
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
SICK AND TIRED OF WHAT'S SAID TO THE PHOTOGRAPHERS AND DIRECTOR NOT GETTING ON
|
|
OFFWEGO
|
DEPARTING WORDS
|
|
OFFER
|
TENDER CHEST? REMOVE TOP
|
|
HOFF
|
"THE TAO OF POOH" AUTHOR
|
|
KISSOFF
|
RUDE DISMISSAL, IN SLANG
|
|
TIPOFF
|
IS THERE NO END TO SUCH A HINT?
|
|
CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
SOCIAL NETWORK
|
|
MORNINGCOFFEE
|
BUZZ SOURCE
|
|
ONOFF
|
BATTING SIDES INTERRUPTED
|
|
OFFENDER
|
LAW-BREAKER
|
|
CUTOFF
|
SLAP ON THE WRISTS OVER LEADER'S TERRIBLY OFFENSIVE PHONE PUTDOWN
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE POLITELY, AS ONE'S HAT
|
|
OFF
|
SLIGHTLY GAMY
|
|
SCOFFED
|
JEERED; ATE
|
|
OFFICERS
|
COMPANY BIGWIGS
|
|
STOPOFF
|
SWING BY FOR A VISIT
|
|
ITSOFF
|
CANCELLATION NOTICE
|
|
OFFPITCH
|
WHERE LINESMAN IS COMING FROM DOESN'T SOUND RIGHT?
|
|
STALECOFFEE
|
YESTERDAY'S JOE
|
|
OFFBALANCE
|
UNABLE TO STICK THE LANDING, SAY
|
|
OFFS
|
SLAYS, MOB-STYLE
|
|
FALLSOFF
|
DECLINES, AS SUPPORT
|
|
COFFERS
|
REPORTED THOSE HACKING INTO BANK
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
HOMEMADE SHORTS
|
|
COFFEECAKE
|
CRUMB-TOPPED BAKERY TREAT
|
|
PASSOFF
|
EVANESCE
|
|
SEEOFF
|
GET RID OF (SOMEONE)
|
|
OFFENCE
|
WHAT'S TAKEN ANGRILY FROM DODGY DEALER
|
|
LETTINGOFFSTEAM
|
WHISTLING IN THE GALLEY IS RELEASING THE TENSION
|
|
OFFCUT
|
IT'S WHAT'S LEFT AS HOLIDAY IS REDUCED
|
|
CORDOFFIREWOOD
|
WINTER PURCHASE, PERHAPS
|
|
WORSEOFF
|
IT'S NOT GETTING ANY BETTER ON HOLIDAY FOR DIRE STRAITS
|
|
OFFER
|
BASIS OF A NEGOTIATION
|
|
LETTINGOFFSTEAM
|
RELEASING TENSION BY ACCOMMODATING SWITCH TO SCHOOL BAND
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
SUCCEED THE FIRST TIME? DON'T BE RIDICULOUS!
|
|
FAROFF
|
NOT SOON AT ALL
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
GET REALLY FRANTIC
|
|
OFFS
|
SWITCH PLACES?
|
|
REELOFF
|
EASILY RECITE WHAT YOU MIGHT DO TO 20 AC IF YOU CATCH HIM
|
|
HITITOFF
|
CLICK, AS BLIND DATES
|
|
OFFS
|
ICES, MOB-STYLE
|
|
DASHOFF
|
COMPOSE QUICKLY, AS A NOTE
|
|
WENTOFF
|
TURNED AND LEFT
|
|
LETOFF
|
ALLOW TO ESCAPE PUNISHMENT
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
NICK RUN DOWN ON VACATION
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
NOT RUSH HOUR
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
NOT ON TIME, WHEN TRADE IS SLACK
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
SOURCE NOT TO BE CITED
|
|
TIPOFF
|
WHAT'S THE POINT OF LOUD MUSIC IN THE OMEN PERHAPS
|
|
TRIALOFFER
|
NEW-CUSTOMER INCENTIVE
|
|
WHEELOFFORTUNE
|
POPULAR SHOW
|
|
COFFEE
|
DRINK DURING A BREAK
|
|
FLIGHTOFFANCY
|
DREAM-WORLD EXCURSION
|
|
NODOFF
|
SUCCUMB TO SLEEPINESS
|
|
COFFEEBEAN
|
BIT GROUND AT STARBUCKS
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
IT'S NOT ON TO HOLD UP AT SEA
|
|
OFFS
|
SILENCES, IN SLANG
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
BUSINESS ON EVERY BLOCK IN 68-ACROSS, SO IT'S SAID
|
|
KEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
SIGN THAT MAY HAVE A DOG SILHOUETTE ON IT
|
|
OFFICECLEANER
|
DUST COLLECTOR PERHAPS FOUND IN WORKPLACE WASHER
|
|
FAROFF
|
HIGH FLYERS TURN UP BUTTON ON THE REMOTE AWAY FROM THE MADDENING CROWD
|
|
BEDSOFFLOWERS
|
HOTEL CAPACITY IS NOT QUITE RIGHT AND DROPS SPACE FOR THAT BLOOMING LOT
|
|
TOFFEE
|
PEANUT BRITTLE BASE
|
|
RINGINGOFFTHEJ
|
GETTING TONS OF CALLS
|
|
SLINKOFF
|
LEAVE SHAMEFULLY
|
|
Strippingoff
|
REMOVING ONE'S CLOTHES
|
|
SEEOFF
|
YELL "BON VOYAGE!" TO
|
|
LEADOFFMAN
|
ONE WHO MAY START A RALLY
|
|
POSTOFFICE
|
STAMP SELLER
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
GIVE UP ON WHAT ACCOUNTANT IS LIKELY TO DO
|
|
PRYOFF
|
REMOVE WITH FORCE
|
|
OFFDAY
|
PERIOD OF POOR PERFORMANCE
|
|
OFFEND
|
RUFFLE SOMEONE'S FEATHERS BY NOT WORKING ON CONCLUSION
|
|
ONOFF
|
LIKE MOST LIGHT SWITCHES
|
|
OFFSET
|
PLACE OUT OF LINE
|
|
OFFER
|
NEGOTIATION STARTER
|
|
FIRSTOFF
|
*IMMEDIATELY
|
|
ROPESOFF
|
SECURES, IN A WAY
|
|
SEALSOFF
|
CLOSES SECURELY
|
|
FAIRISHCOFFEE
|
SO-SO JOE?
|
|
OFFISH
|
IT'S NOT FRIENDLY TO SWITCH HIS REPLACEMENT
|
|
OFFICEBLOCKS
|
POLITICAL GROUP HEARD IN WORKPLACES OR COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
|
|
EATTHEPANTSOFF
|
DEFEAT DECISIVELY IN AN ANNUAL NATHAN'S CONTEST?
|
|
RUBOFF
|
HAVE AN INFLUENCE (ON)
|
|
PRESSOFFICER
|
ONE OF THOSE SELLING STORY TO THE MEDIA HAS CRUSH ON COMPANY MAN?
|
|
INTHELINEOFFIRE
|
AT GREAT RISK
|
|
GOINGOFFTHEGRID
|
NOT STAYING CONNECTED, IN A WAY
|
|
OFFENDED
|
ANNOYED BECAUSE OF A PERCEIVED INSULT
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPOINT
|
BEGINNING OF A PROJECT
|
|
OFFENSIVETACKLE
|
BAD THING FOR A FISHERMAN TO BUY?
|
|
OFFS
|
WASTES, MOB-STYLE
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
STRIKINGLY UNCONVENTIONAL
|
|
OFFONESNUT
|
COMPLETELY CRAZY
|
|
SHOWOFFS
|
A QUESTION OF PROCEDURE ABANDONED IN SHIP BY POSERS
|
|
POSTOFFICEBOXES
|
MAIL HOLDERS
|
|
OFF
|
ENJOYING A VACATION
|
|
STRIPOFF
|
REMOVE, AS VARNISH
|
|
PETTYOFFICERS
|
NAVAL NCOS
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
START OF A ROCKET'S JOURNEY
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
LIKE MANY LINES FED TO ACTORS
|
|
BADOFF
|
NOT DOING WELL, COLLOQUIALLY
|
|
CALLINGOFF
|
*CANCELING
|
|
OUTPOSTOFFICE
|
REMOTE ARMY CLERICAL SITE?
|
|
BOFF
|
BIG BOX OFFICE SUCCESS, SLANGILY
|
|
OFFATTHEMOUTH
|
RUN __: YAK
|
|
OFFENCES
|
CRIMES
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
CAMPAIGN OF FLATTERY
|
|
LAUGHSOFF
|
REJECTS WHAT ONE MAY THINK OF BAD JOKES PERHAPS
|
|
TOFFEE
|
BRITTLE CONFECTIONERY
|
|
EASEOFF
|
SOUNDS LIKE DRUGS ARE OUT OF DATE - NO PRESSURE THEN!
|
|
BOFFO
|
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL, IN VARIETYESE
|
|
DOCTOROFFLAWS
|
ADVANCED DEGREE FOR A GEMOLOGIST?
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
IT'S NOT ON FOR DETECTIVE TO SET OUT LEAVING MEGEVE REGULARS
|
|
PETTYOFFICERS
|
SENIOR NON-COMMISSIONED NAVAL PERSONNEL
|
|
SENDINGOFF
|
DISPATCHING
|
|
BOFFIN
|
TECHNICAL RESEARCHER
|
|
SAWOFF
|
CALLED "BON VOYAGE" TO
|
|
HENTOFF
|
MUSIC CRITIC NAT
|
|
BESTOFFRIENDS
|
ONE'S FAVOURITE PLAYMATE FROM BLOOD BROTHERS PERHAPS
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
BITS OF INSIDE INFORMATION
|
|
LAYOFF
|
"STOP BUGGING ME!"
|
|
TOFF
|
DANDY, ON DOWNING STREET
|
|
REELEDOFF
|
UTTERED FLUENTLY
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
EXCHANGE THAT IS PART OF A COMPROMISE
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
GO AWAY AS A BUMBLEBEE MIGHT?
|
|
OFFS
|
ICES, SO TO SPEAK
|
|
WORKONESBUTTOFF
|
GIVE 110% EFFORT
|
|
TALKONESEAROFF
|
BE EXCESSIVELY VERBOSE
|
|
CREAMOFF
|
UNFAIRLY TAKE THE BEST FROM A MERC CONVERTIBLE - THAT'S BAD
|
|
SAWEDOFF
|
LIKE SOME SHOTGUNS
|
|
TRIALOFFER
|
PLOY TO WOO NEW CUSTOMERS
|
|
SHRUGOFF
|
TAKE NO NOTICE OF CALL FOR SILENCE TO RUNNER AT LEISURE
|
|
INOFFS
|
POCKETS UNEXPECTED HITS FOR HOME AND AWAY ON SUNDAY
|
|
CASTOFF
|
UNWANTED ITEM
|
|
OFFICESTAFF
|
*GROUP OF CLERICAL WORKERS
|
|
OFF
|
SOUR, TURNED
|
|
OFFDAYS
|
TIMES WHEN YOU'RE NOT AT YOUR BEST
|
|
GOOFFTHEBOIL
|
LOSE INTEREST AND LEAVE THE SPOT ALONE?
|
|
FINISHOFF
|
ONE NAME IN SCHOOL GROUP IS NOT WORKING IN LOCAL TAKE-OUT
|
|
WRITTENOFF
|
RECORD INCLUDES TENOR BROADCASTING BACK FROM PARTY - IT'S BOUND TO BE SCRAPPED
|
|
MUSTERCOFFEE
|
MANAGE TO PROVIDE MORNING REFRESHMENT?
|
|
OFFS
|
CERTAIN SWITCH POSITIONS
|
|
OFFICER
|
MILITARY PERSON IN AUTHORITY
|
|
ONEOFF
|
NOT TO BE REPEATED, AS A PERFORMANCE
|
|
CRYOFF
|
FAIL TO KEEP AN ARRANGEMENT
|
|
OFFTHECHARTS
|
BEYOND EXPECTATIONS
|
|
OFFLIKEASHOT
|
TAKES FLIGHT FOR AWAY MATCH AND HAS TO TRAVEL
|
|
SELLSOFF
|
TRADES IN HAWKS AND THOSE AT THE START OF 5 DOWN
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
THEY GET SHAQ OFF HIS FEET
|
|
FELTOFF
|
MADE ONE'S SPIDEY SENSE TINGLE
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
THE BRANCH IS ROTTEN AT MAKING HOOTS
|
|
OFFCOURSE
|
NOT ON TRACK
|
|
HALLOFFLAME
|
WHERE LEGENDARY FIREFIGHTERS ARE HONORED?
|
|
GOINGOFF
|
THE LEAVING - OF COURSE, IT'S NEARLY PAST ITS SELL-BY-DATE
|
|
SCOFFS
|
SHOWS DERISION
|
|
BOFF
|
BIG BROADWAY HIT, SLANGILY
|
|
LIVESOFFTHELAND
|
GROWS ONE'S FOOD
|
|
KEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
GROUNDS SIGN
|
|
OFFA
|
KING OF MERCIA
|
|
SHAKEITOFF
|
MOVE ON
|
|
SKINOFFMYBACK
|
RESULT OF SOME SUNBURN I HAD?
|
|
BLOCKOFFLATS
|
BIT MAD TO COVER BAR AT LEISURE FOR FIFTY COMING DOWN SOON IN BALLYMUN
|
|
OFFS
|
PLAY-___ (TIEBREAKERS)
|
|
CAPITALOFFRANCE
|
OLD FRANK HEARD IT'S IN PARIS
|
|
PLANNINGOFFICER
|
PROGRAMMING FOR MASTERMIND WITH AGENT RESPONSIBLE FOR SORTING QUESTIONS REGARDING ANY NEW DEVELOPMENTS
|
|
HEADINGOFF
|
INTERCEPTING, AS AT THE PASS
|
|
FAROFF
|
VERY DISTANT
|
|
HALFOFF
|
DISCOUNTED 50% ... OR A HINT TO THE ANSWERS TO THE STARRED CLUES
|
|
OFFHANDHANDOFF
|
QUARTERBACK'S NONCHALANT MOVE?
|
|
KNOCKITOFF
|
ONE WAY TO STOP
|
|
TAKESOMETIMEOFF
|
SUGGESTION FOR STRESS RELIEF
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
NOT WORKING - THEY'RE TOLD TO CONTACT FIRM WITH ROYAL DIRECTOR IN THE PUBLISHING BUSINESS, CONFIDENTIALLY
|
|
ONEOFF
|
SINGULAR EVENT
|
|
GETOFFLIGHTLY
|
RECEIVE RAP ON KNUCKLES FROM GEOFF OVER TIME DELICATELY
|
|
Causeoffence
|
INSULT ACCOUNTANT AT FUNCTION HAVING NOTHING TO DO WITH LOUD, LOCAL DEALER IN STOLEN GOODS
|
|
OFFS
|
WASTES, IN MOB SLANG
|
|
NODOFF
|
SUCCUMB TO EXHAUSTION
|
|
OFFTHECHARIOTS
|
LIKE BEN-HUR AND COMPANY WHEN NOT RACING?
|
|
WALKOFFAME
|
FAMOUS STRETCH OF HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD
|
|
TEESOFF
|
GALLS
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
POSTELECTION ELECTIONS
|
|
COFFEEROLL
|
GLAZED DESSERT
|
|
GOTOFF
|
WENT TO SLEEP WITH A FAIR AMOUNT OF THE GORE FROM THE DANDY
|
|
OFF
|
TEMPORARILY NOT ON THE MENU
|
|
TAKEALOADOFF
|
"SIT"
|
|
SHOWSOFF
|
PARADE'S EXHIBITS NOT QUITE RIGHT
|
|
CREAMOFF
|
UNFAIRLY TAKE THE BEST OF WHAT'S GOING, AS THIS SUGGESTS THERE IS A PROBLEM WITH THE TOPPING?
|
|
HOFFA
|
1992 NICHOLSON ROLE
|
|
LIVESOFFTHEGRID
|
UNPLUGS IN A BIG WAY
|
|
STANDOFF
|
PROP IS NOT FRIENDLY TO FLY-HALF
|
|
TURNOFF
|
IT'S NOT APPEALING TO TAKE SLIPWAY ON MOTORWAY
|
|
SPHEREOFFLYING
|
PILOTS' MILIEU
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
NO LONGER IN TROUBLE
|
|
COFFEECAKE
|
DESSERT OFTEN TOPPED WITH STREUSEL
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
STARTS OF LACROSSE GAMES
|
|
POSTOFFICEBOXES
|
SPIKE IN MOVIE SALES?
|
|
OFFING
|
IN THE ___ (LIKELY TO HAPPEN)
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
WORKFORCE REDUCTIONS
|
|
GREATBALLSOFFIRE
|
#1 HIT FOR JERRY LEE LEWIS
|
|
LETTINGOFFSTEAM
|
MOST OF 9 ACROSS IS NOT QUITE RIGHT WITH MOST OF 26 ACROSS FOR RELEASING TENSION
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
COOL AND UNSOCIAL
|
|
AUTHOREYESTIMEOFF
|
WRITER ANTICIPATES A VACATION?
|
|
COFFEEBAH
|
COMPLAINT ABOUT A WEAK MORNING CUP?
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
WHEN MANY TRADES ARE MADE
|
|
MRCOFFEE
|
MAKER OF MORNING JOE
|
|
SPOKEOFFTHECUFF
|
WINGED IT
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
REJECTION OF SOMEONE BORN NEAR DUBLIN SUBURB IS BAD
|
|
OFFICERS
|
THEY HOLD POSITIONS OF AUTHORITY
|
|
OFFDAY
|
TIME OF LACKLUSTER PERFORMANCE
|
|
FIREOFF
|
WRITE AND SEND QUICKLY, AS A LETTER
|
|
CASEOFFICER
|
HANDLER OF INTELLIGENCE AGENTS
|
|
OFFTHEAIR
|
CAN'T BREATHE AND CAN'T SING
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
*LIKE SECRET MILITARY FACILITIES, TO CIVILIANS
|
|
ITSOFF
|
"THE PARTY'S BEEN CANCELED"
|
|
DAVIDHASSELHOFF
|
"BAYWATCH" STAR
|
|
OFFS
|
SILENCES, GANG-STYLE
|
|
LIVESOFFTHELAND
|
EXISTS SIMPLY
|
|
TEARSOFF
|
RUNS AWAY FROM DANDY CARRYING LISTENING DEVICES
|
|
MADOFF
|
BIG NAME IN FINANCIAL FRAUD
|
|
LOGOFF
|
STOP BROWSING IN DIARY - IT'S NOT QUITE RIGHT
|
|
DRAWINGOFFICE
|
UNNATURALLY, DARWIN TAKES GLOSS INITIALLY OFF DIAMONDS IN THE DESIGN STUDIO
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
MORNING AROMA SOURCE
|
|
SLEEPOFFAITH
|
WHAT A BORING SERMON MIGHT PRECIPITATE?
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES IN, SLANGILY
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
"ACTUALLY ..."
|
|
OFFS
|
TAKES OUT, MOB-STYLE
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
BAD LOAN, TO AN ACCOUNTANT
|
|
BOFF
|
BROADWAY HIT, INFORMALLY
|
|
OFF
|
NOT POWERED UP
|
|
ONOFF
|
SWITCH DICHOTOMY
|
|
OFFSCREEN
|
HEARD BUT NOT SEEN, PERHAPS
|
|
RINGOFF
|
END CALL, ENGAGEMENT BEING CANCELLED?
|
|
PURSUITOFFAME
|
CLOUT CHASER'S DRIVE
|
|
THEPOUNDOFFLESH
|
16-OUNCE SIRLOIN THAT SHYLOCK BROUGHT TO THE COOKOUT?
|
|
TIMEOFFLIGHT
|
AIRLINE WOULD KNOW THE ANSWER TO THIS MEASUREMENT OF HOW LONG IT TAKES AN OBJECT TO TRAVEL
|
|
JIMMY HOFFA
|
American union leader and criminal, played by Jack Nicholson in a 1992 film
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Concerning East Anglian feature, this writer has to be rude
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Done by authority
|
|
IMOFF
|
'Gotta go'
|
|
RIGHTOFF
|
Immediately cause irreparable damage to broadcast on radio
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
In reality, peasant at the centre of what interests 11 across (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
HATSOFF
|
'Let's tip our caps (to) ... '
|
|
OFFA
|
Old king not wanting answer
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
Prove successful with modern technology? Don't be daft!
|
|
OFFSHORING
|
Taking jobs abroad, before syndicate cancelled majority of production
|
|
SETOFF
|
That's enough to give one quite a start
|
|
OFFERER
|
Bidding one
|
|
DOFFS
|
Tips, as one's cap
|
|
DEANOFFACULTY
|
College academics overseer [actor]
|
|
DOFFERS
|
Hat removers, quaintly
|
|
OFFER
|
Not so keen on 'er, however tender
|
|
TAKEOFFARTIST
|
Skilled thief, slangily
|
|
COFFINBAKER
|
BANK OFFICER helps out in a crematorium?
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Accompany to point of departure or chase away
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Decline theatre cancellation by doctor?
|
|
CLOCKOFF
|
Leave factory, unwell after hit on head
|
|
SAWEDOFF
|
Like some robbers' guns
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
No longer keen on film sequel?
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Point at which something ceases to apply
|
|
REPEATOFFENDERS
|
Record holders? (and a punny hint to this puzzle's anomalies)
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
Starts of some sporting events
|
|
HOFFA
|
Teamsters head since '99
|
|
OFFICERS
|
Commissioned ranks in the services
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
Whew!
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Pro's downtime
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Reproduce prints of sporting decider?
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Reprimand (sl.)
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Stop or I'll fire!
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Ruined car? Contact the insurance company, perhaps
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Put on an act if performance cancelled
|
|
trade-off
|
Dealings shelved? It’s a compromise
|
|
OFFERING
|
Not so keen on the contribution of Ireland? Gee!
|
|
OFFEND
|
Perhaps to dock and surely to hurt
|
|
OFFER
|
Tender 10 across without the gin
|
|
OFFCENTRE
|
Slightly eccentric, putting money on cricket side first
|
|
OFF
|
Position with no power?
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Wacky; syncopated
|
|
OFFER
|
Propose, as a price
|
|
LEADOFF
|
Begin to get the roof stripped
|
|
COFFEEBEANS
|
Morning jolt sources kept in apt containers (first 1 + last 3)
|
|
RINGSOFF
|
Finishes th phone call with bare hands
|
|
JOFFREY
|
Boy king on 'Game of Thrones'
|
|
OFFOFFBROADWAY
|
Experimental theater venue
|
|
BURNTOFFERING
|
Book dipped into for fine grub unfortunately provided inedible fare
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Well, one is not on the shade any longer
|
|
HOCKEYPLAYERASFACEOFF
|
VIOLENCE ON THE ICE GETS OUT OF HAND!
|
|
OFFS
|
Rip- -- (flimflams)
|
|
HOTOFFTHEPRESS
|
Containing most recent news just having been ironed?
|
|
OFFER
|
This is one that Harry Redknapp would not want to refuse
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start, as on a course
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Horse's or vehicle's right
|
|
HOMEOFFICE
|
Workspace for a telecommuter
|
|
NOOFFENCE
|
I don't mean to insult you: coffee non-negotiable
|
|
OFFKEY
|
How karaoke singing might go
|
|
EASE OFF
|
Tablets not working by the sound of it — get less
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Tearaway in daylight robbery
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
MILITARY ATTACK
|
|
EASEOFF
|
BECOME LESS INTENSE
|
|
SNIPPEDOFF
|
MADE SHORTER
|
|
FALLOFF
|
DIMINISH
|
|
SNAPOFF
|
BREAK SUDDENLY
|
|
pay-off
|
FINAL OUTCOME
|
|
STANDOFFHALF
|
RUGBY PLAYER
|
|
COFFEEMAKER
|
KITCHEN APPLIANCE
|
|
COFFEEURN
|
JAVA SERVER
|
|
FACEOFF
|
GO HEAD-TO-HEAD
|
|
PEELOFF
|
SHED
|
|
COFFIN
|
FINAL RESTING PLACE
|
|
SCOFFS
|
WOLFS DOWN
|
|
COFFEE
|
BROWN COLOUR
|
|
clear off
|
GO AWAY!
|
|
TELLOFF
|
CHEW OUT
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
PALE COLOUR
|
|
OFFER
|
DEAL
|
|
FALLOFF
|
DECLINE
|
|
RUSHOFF
|
LEAVE IN A HURRY
|
|
BUGOFF
|
"SCRAM!"
|
|
SCOFFAT
|
DISMISS
|
|
OFFTHEPROTECTIVEGUARD
|
RIDDLE, PART 4
|
|
COFFEEFLAVOREDLIQUEUR
|
RIDDLE, PART 4
|
|
OFFEREDONLYFORTYFIVES
|
RIDDLE, PART 4
|
|
IMOFF
|
"GOTTA RUN!"
|
|
SCOFFAT
|
SCORN
|
|
CUT OFF
|
ISOLATED
|
|
SLICEOFF
|
SEVER
|
|
off guard
|
UNAWARES
|
|
IMOFF
|
"TA-TA!"
|
|
TOFF
|
SEE 10
|
|
off and on
|
INTERMITTENTLY
|
|
lead off
|
BEGIN
|
|
POPOFF
|
RANT
|
|
hold off
|
POSTPONE
|
|
GIVEOFF
|
RELEASE
|
|
OFFHAND
|
INDIFFERENT
|
|
COFFEE
|
STARBUCKS OFFERING
|
|
PULLSOFF
|
ACHIEVES
|
|
EASE OFF
|
SLACKEN
|
|
PEELOFF
|
STRIP
|
|
tell off
|
REPRIMAND
|
|
cool off
|
CALM DOWN
|
|
OFFCUTS
|
REMNANTS
|
|
OFFKEY
|
PITCHED POORLY
|
|
CALLEDOFF
|
CANCELED
|
|
MOUTHOFF
|
COMPLAIN LOUDLY
|
|
RIPOFF
|
FLEECE
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
SEE 9
|
|
LEADOFF
|
SET IN MOTION
|
|
OFFERS
|
AUCTION ACTIONS
|
|
LEFTOFF
|
OMITTED
|
|
CUTOFF
|
TRUNCATED
|
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CRYOFF
|
PULL OUT
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SPECIALOFFER
|
BARGAIN
|
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OFFISH
|
DISTANT
|
|
BURNTOFFERING
|
SACRIFICE
|
|
TELLOFF
|
REBUKE
|
|
OFFICER
|
SEE 8
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
CONCESSION
|
|
OFFPUT
|
DISCONCERTED
|
|
EASE OFF
|
GRADUALLY LESSEN
|
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OFFTHETOP
|
SEE 39-ACROSS
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
"GO AWAY!"
|
|
KNOCKOFFTHATIS
|
RIDDLE, PART 2
|
|
TIMEOFF
|
LEISURE
|
|
SEEOFF
|
SEND PACKING
|
|
COFFEETABLE
|
LIVING ROOM FURNITURE
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
SEE 53-ACROSS
|
|
PUTOFF
|
DETER
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
IRREGULARLY
|
|
OFFICE
|
RUN FOR IT!
|
|
OFFPUTTING
|
UNAPPEALING
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
BY-PRODUCT
|
|
HOLDOFF
|
WAIT
|
|
SCOFFED
|
SHOWED SCORN
|
|
TOFFEE
|
CHEWY CANDY TREAT
|
|
GOOFFSCRIPT
|
AD-LIB
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
SEE 5
|
|
NODS OFF
|
FALLS ASLEEP
|
|
SCOFF
|
MOCKING LAUGH
|
|
off-duty
|
NOT AT WORK
|
|
TELLSOFF
|
REPRIMANDS
|
|
TEAROFFASTRIP
|
CRITICISE SEVERELY
|
|
PASS OFF
|
IMPOSE FRAUDULENTLY
|
|
OFF
|
LIKE SOUR MILK
|
|
OFFRAMP
|
FREEWAY EXIT
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
ZANY
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
JAVA JOINT
|
|
RUSHOFF
|
LEAVE IN HASTE
|
|
HURRYOFF
|
LEAVE IN HASTE
|
|
SEALOFF
|
SECURE, IN A WAY
|
|
BUYSOFF
|
BRIBES
|
|
OFFICE
|
SEE 7
|
|
WEDDINGOFFICIANT
|
HITCHING POST?
|
|
OFFREEDOM
|
SEE 21-ACROSS
|
|
OFFER
|
PUT FORWARD FOR CONSIDERATION
|
|
OFFERED
|
PUT FORWARD FOR CONSIDERATION
|
|
OFFAITH
|
SEE 15 ACROSS
|
|
IMOFF
|
'CATCH YOU LATER!'
|
|
show-off
|
BOASTFUL PERSON
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
PRESIDE
|
|
COFFER
|
PLACE TO KEEP VALUABLES
|
|
KICKOFF
|
START OF A FOOTBALL GAME
|
|
LETSOFF
|
ABSOLVES
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
HOT BEVERAGE SERVER
|
|
VEERSOFF
|
SUDDENLY CHANGES COURSE
|
|
RIPSOFF
|
SCAMS
|
|
peace offering
|
PROPITIATORY GIFT
|
|
FINALOFFER
|
YOU CAN TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT
|
|
Youngoffender
|
JUVENILE DELINQUENT
|
|
OFFLOADS
|
UNBURDENS
|
|
TAPEROFF
|
SLOWLY DIMINISH
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
BARISTA'S WORKPLACE
|
|
DRAGOFF
|
Cart away
|
|
BLEWOFFSTEAM
|
VENTED
|
|
BOFFIN
|
EGGHEAD
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
NO LONGER A SUSPECT
|
|
PUSHOFF
|
SET OUT
|
|
OFFLICENCE
|
SHOP SELLING ALCOHOL
|
|
write-off
|
Total loss
|
|
switch off
|
Deactivate
|
|
ONOFF
|
Type of light switch
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
ODDLY ECCENTRIC
|
|
OFFS
|
Assassinates
|
|
OFFANDON
|
INTERMITTENTLY STOPPING AND STARTING
|
|
DAYOFF
|
SHORT VACATION
|
|
STANDOFF
|
DEADLOCK, STALEMATE
|
|
OFF
|
Light setting
|
|
PAYSOFF
|
IS WORTH IT
|
|
SENDOFF
|
SHIP OUT
|
|
CARTOFF
|
HAUL AWAY
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
SLING YOUR HOOK!
|
|
RING OFF
|
END A PHONE CALL
|
|
GET OFF
|
ALIGHT FROM
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
SOMETIMES
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
OUTLANDISH, AS AN IDEA
|
|
OFFHAND
|
READS LIFELINES HERE AT THE DROP OF A HAT
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
ONE OF THOSE WITH THE BLUE FLU PERHAPS - IS THAT WHY THEY ARE NOT ALLOWED IN GARDA BAND?
|
|
PACKOFFLIES
|
DUMPSTER HOVERERS?
|
|
OFFYEAR
|
2013, ELECTION-WISE
|
|
COFFEEURN
|
SOCIAL SERVICE ITEM?
|
|
DOFF
|
TIP POLITELY
|
|
OFFICE
|
PLACE FOR ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS
|
|
OFFSET
|
MAKE AMENDS FOR OLD PARTY GROUP
|
|
OFFEND
|
PROVOKE OLD PARTY STUMP
|
|
LETOFF
|
EXCUSE OR RELEASE OF
|
|
OFFPITCH
|
RING PARTY FOR THE SALES TEAM IN THE WRONG TONE
|
|
SELLSOFF
|
TRADES IN HAWKS WITH POSH BLOKE NEEDING NO INTRODUCTION
|
|
HOFFA
|
LABOR LEADER PLAYED BY JACK NICHOLSON IN A 1992 BIOPIC
|
|
SAWOFF
|
REMOVE SPY IN THE PAST FROM OLD PARTY
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
BALL AND PARTY WITH SMASHING BAKE AT THE END WITH LIGHT CREAM
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
LIKE AREA 51
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
LIKE LATE-NIGHT COMMUTER TRAINS
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
COOPERSTOWN OR CANTON DESTINATION
|
|
BOFFO
|
BIG, IN VARIETY
|
|
OFFHANDREMARK
|
68-ACROSS'S CONVERSATION INPUT?
|
|
VEERSOFF
|
DIVERGES
|
|
SMIRNOFF
|
BRAND IN MANY A MOSCOW MULE
|
|
ROVEFROMOFFICE
|
LEAVE POLITICS TO WANDER?
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
LAUNCH WITH GREAT FORCE, A SPACESHIP PERHAPS
|
|
OFFICEPOOL
|
WORKPLACE WAGERING GROUP
|
|
OFF
|
ONE OF TWO POPULAR POSITIONS?
|
|
OFFS
|
DOES IN, IN SLANG
|
|
MADOFF
|
FINANCIAL SCAMMER BERNIE
|
|
COFFEE
|
JOE OR JAVA
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
WHAT AN ANGRY WITCH MIGHT DO?
|
|
OFFWE
|
"__ GO, INTO ... "
|
|
PEELSOFF
|
REMOVES, AS A STICKER
|
|
WEARSOFF
|
LOSES POTENCY, LIKE A PAINKILLER
|
|
OFFUN
|
BARRELS ___
|
|
SETOFFS
|
CONTRASTING ORNAMENTS
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
WHITE HOUSE SIGHT
|
|
OFFSPEEDPITCHES
|
SURPRISES FOR SOME SWINGERS
|
|
WHBBLOFFORTUNB
|
WHEN COMPLETED, POPULAR TV PROGRAM STARTING IN 1975
|
|
ONOFF
|
LIKE A TWO-POSITION ELECTRICAL SWITCH
|
|
KNOCKOFFHANDBAG
|
PRADA IMITATION, PERHAPS
|
|
GETSOFF
|
IS ACQUITTED
|
|
COFFEE
|
STARBUCKS PICKUP
|
|
HAMOFFRYE
|
STAGE HOG STAYING SOBER?
|
|
FLYOFFTHEWALL
|
EXTRA-BASE HIT, LIKELY?
|
|
LAIDOFFTHELINE
|
LET GO OF A FACTORY WORKERS UNIT?
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
BONE OR EGGSHELL
|
|
ONEOFFS
|
YOU WON'T SEE THEM AGAIN
|
|
TOFFS
|
*CONTEMPTUOUS SMILE
|
|
REELEDOFF
|
RECITED CONFIDENTLY
|
|
OFFS
|
ICES, MAFIA-STYLE
|
|
OFFER
|
GOOD NEWS AT A JOB FAIR
|
|
GETOFF
|
BOARD'S OPPOSITE
|
|
ARTICLESOFFAITH
|
WOMAN'S JOURNALISM?
|
|
BORISKARLOFF
|
1931 PORTRAYER OF 20-ACROSS
|
|
OFF
|
"THEY'RE ___!" (RACETRACK CRY)
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
CASUAL SUMMER WEAR
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
WHERE TO PICK UP "WILL CALL" TICKETS
|
|
KEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
PARK WARNING
|
|
LEADOFFS
|
FIRST ONES TO BAT
|
|
COFFEETABLE
|
COUCH'S NEIGHBOR
|
|
OFFTHEBALL
|
INCOMPETENT?
|
|
SHOWOFFS
|
ATTENTION SEEKERS
|
|
FIRESOFF
|
SENDS IN A HUFF
|
|
COFFEE
|
WORD WITH CAKE OR SHOP
|
|
BERGENOFFILM
|
POLLY
|
|
DOFF
|
TAKE OFF POLITELY, AS ONE'S HAT
|
|
CHAINOFFOOLS
|
1967 HIT FOR 42-ACROSS
|
|
GETSOFFLITHELY
|
DISMOUNTS LIKE AN EXPERT GYMNAST?
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
REMOVE SNOW FROM, E.G., AS A CAR
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
DEPRECIATE
|
|
TIESOFF
|
RESTRICTS, AS WITH A TOURNIQUET
|
|
OFFTHEGRID
|
UNFINDABLE, SO TO SPEAK
|
|
TELLSOFF
|
GIVES WHAT FOR
|
|
RINGOFF
|
1963 JOHNNY CASH HIT
|
|
OOFFIRE
|
1963 JOHNNY CASH HIT
|
|
OFFDAY
|
WHEN NOTHING SEEMS TO GO RIGHT
|
|
BOFF
|
SOCKEROO
|
|
STEPSOFF
|
MEASURES BY PACING
|
|
SCOFFS
|
JEERS (AT)
|
|
LEDOFF
|
WAS FIRST TO GO
|
|
SETOFF
|
TRIGGER, AS AN ALARM
|
|
OFF
|
A BIT AMISS
|
|
SHAKEITOFF
|
#1 TAYLOR SWIFT SONG ABOUT DEFYING ONE'S CRITICS
|
|
KARLOFF
|
CO-STAR OF 28-ACROSS
|
|
RUNOFF
|
ELECTION AFTER AN ELECTION
|
|
OFFAL
|
VARIETY MEAT
|
|
CARBONOFFSETS
|
GREENHOUSE GAS MITIGATORS
|
|
SONOFFRANKENSTEIN
|
THIRD IN A HORROR SERIES
|
|
RUNOFF
|
POST-ELECTION ELECTION
|
|
FACE/OFF
|
1997 MOVIE STARRING JOHN TRAVOLTA AND NICOLAS CAGE
|
|
GETOFFOFMYCLOUD
|
SKYLINE?
|
|
HOTCOFFEE
|
SIGN ON A SIDEWALK FOOD CART
|
|
DEGREEOFFREEDOM
|
EXTENT TO WHICH YOU MAY DO AS YOU PLEASE
|
|
SETOFFS
|
COUNTERBALANCES
|
|
OFFSETS
|
COUNTERBALANCES
|
|
OFFS
|
WHACKS, TO A WISEGUY
|
|
FENDOFF
|
KEEP AWAY
|
|
OFFSITE
|
LIKE MUCH FREELANCE WORK
|
|
OFF
|
THE "O" IN OTB
|
|
WELLOFFMARK
|
CUBAN OR ZUCKERBERG?
|
|
BETTEROFF
|
MAKING MORE MONEY, SAY
|
|
LINEOFFIRE
|
IT'S NOT SAFE TO BE IN IT
|
|
WORSEOFF
|
IN POORER FINANCIAL SHAPE, SAY
|
|
OFFED
|
DID IN, MOB-STYLE
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
CALL FROM A FOOTBALL REFEREE
|
|
STOPPINGOFF
|
DROPPING BY EN ROUTE
|
|
BOXOFFICESMASH
|
TOP-GROSSING FILM
|
|
BACKOFF
|
"THAT'S TOO CLOSE!"
|
|
TAKINGOFF
|
"SO I HEAR YOUR JOB AS A BURLESQUE DANCER IS __"
|
|
OFFICEMAX
|
RIVAL OF STAPLES
|
|
COFFEEMILL
|
GRINDER OF A SORT
|
|
SETOFF
|
IGNITE, AS A CHERRY BOMB
|
|
TOFFS
|
DOVER DANDIES
|
|
OFFCAST
|
TOSSED ASIDE
|
|
OFFONESGAME
|
IN A SLUMP
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
*GO-GETTER
|
|
TRIALOFFER
|
*COME-ON FOR NEW CUSTOMERS
|
|
DOFF
|
LIFT IN GREETING
|
|
BOFFS
|
SMASH HITS, IN SLANG
|
|
RINSEOFF
|
RUN SOME WATER OVER
|
|
NODOFF
|
REACT TO BOREDOM, PERHAPS
|
|
OFFWITHHERHEAD
|
APT CRY FOR 41-ACROSS
|
|
SENDOFF
|
PARTY FOR DEPARTING PARTIES
|
|
CAPITALOFFENSE
|
SOMETHING COMMITTED BY 41-ACROSS ... OR BY THIS PUZZLE'S CREATOR?
|
|
BOFFO
|
TERRIFIC, ON BROADWAY
|
|
HOLDSOFF
|
SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDS AGAINST
|
|
OFFNIGHT
|
SUBPAR PERFORMANCE FOR A TEAM OR MUSICIAN, SAY
|
|
TOASTANDOFF
|
HOW SOME BATTLES ARE FOUGHT
|
|
COOKOFFS
|
*CHILI COMPETITIONS
|
|
ONEOFFS
|
SINGLE OCCURRENCES, AT OXFORD
|
|
HOMEOFFICE
|
RESIDENTIAL WORKPLACE?
|
|
OFFS
|
SOME SWITCH SETTINGS
|
|
OFFEND
|
CAUSE AFFRONT TO
|
|
OFFS
|
RIP-__: THEFTS
|
|
OFFTOAGOODSTART
|
BEGINNING AUSPICIOUSLY ... LIKE 18-, 24-, 46- AND 55-ACROSS?
|
|
DOFFED
|
GOT OUT OF
|
|
ONYEARELECTIOFF
|
WHAT A MAYOR WINS, USUALLY
|
|
ONOFFSWITCH
|
TOGGLE ... OR A HINT TO 18-, 29- AND 45-ACROSS?
|
|
SHUFFLESOFF
|
DEPARTS SLOWLY
|
|
BAKEOFF
|
COMPETITION INVOLVING OVENS
|
|
LOGOFF
|
STOP BROWSING
|
|
OFFCOLORGUARD
|
SALTY WATCHMAN?
|
|
OFFHANDPUPPET
|
FIGUREHEAD MAKING CASUAL REMARKS?
|
|
MOFFO
|
DIVA ANNA
|
|
SHOWOFFORCE
|
MILITARY DETERRENT
|
|
OFFDAY
|
UNUSUALLY INEFFECTIVE 24 HOURS
|
|
CUPOFCOFFEE
|
GOLFER'S JAVA-DISPENSING TARGET?
|
|
GOURMETCOFFEE
|
GEVALIA OR KONA
|
|
OFF
|
UNPLUGGED
|
|
SETSOFF
|
ACTIVATES, AS FIREWORKS
|
|
TRIALOFFER
|
NEW PRODUCT PROMOTION, OFTEN
|
|
PAYOFF
|
GIVE A KICKBACK TO
|
|
HOFFA
|
TEAMSTERS PRESIDENT JAMES (SON OF JIMMY)
|
|
OFFICEPARK
|
WORK COMPLEX
|
|
INTHELINEOFFIRE
|
EASTWOOD FILM
|
|
LETOFF
|
EXCUSE FROM PUNISHMENT
|
|
INTHELINEOFFIRE
|
AT IMMEDIATE RISK
|
|
OFFS
|
WORD AFTER "PAY" OR "PLAY"
|
|
SWOREOFF
|
QUIT FOR GOOD
|
|
HOFFA
|
TEAMSTER LEADER WHO DISAPPEARED
|
|
COFFEEMAKERS
|
THEY MIGHT DRIP
|
|
ICEDCOFFEE
|
JOE COOL?
|
|
TOFFS
|
FARNHAM FOPS
|
|
LOGOFF
|
STOP A BANKING SESSION, SAY
|
|
PLAYOFFBERTH
|
POSTSEASON SLOT
|
|
ISLEOFFIGHT
|
OFFSHORE WBA VENUE?
|
|
THROWOFF
|
MISLEAD DELIBERATELY
|
|
OFFTHEGRID
|
INDEPENDENT WAY TO LIVE
|
|
SCOFF
|
SPEAK DERISIVELY
|
|
OFFDAY
|
BELOW-PAR PERIOD
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
BEEKEEPERS NEVER RETIRE, THEY JUST __
|
|
WALKOFFWITH
|
WHAT WOW MEANS TO A SHOPLIFTER?
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
BROWSABLE LIVING ROOM VOLUME
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
WHEN BUSINESS IS SLOW
|
|
ONEOFF
|
UNREPEATED EVENT, IN ENGLAND
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
SUMMER, AT SKI RESORTS
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
TICKET-SELLING PLACE
|
|
BRANCHOFFICES
|
PLACES CEOS MAY VISIT
|
|
WALKOFFHOMER
|
DRAMATIC BASEBALL GAME ENDER
|
|
OFFICERSMESS
|
BRASS'S DINING HALL
|
|
FIFTEENMINUTESOFFAME
|
FLEETING CELEBRITY
|
|
ACTOFFRIENDSHIP
|
KINDLY GESTURE BETWEEN PALS
|
|
OFFTRACKBEDDING
|
LINENS FOR JOCKEYS?
|
|
WIPEOFFTHATGRIN
|
"THAT'S NOT FUNNY, YOUNG MAN!"
|
|
OFFTO
|
__ A GOOD START
|
|
IMOFF
|
'GOTTA RUN!'
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPLUS
|
SKILLED DIVER'S ADVANTAGE?
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
GRIDIRON CALL
|
|
IMOFF
|
'TOODLES!'
|
|
ALOADOFF
|
WHAT YOU "TAKE" WHEN YOU SIT DOWN
|
|
REPEATOFFENDERS
|
RECIDIVISTS
|
|
SMIRNOFFVODKA
|
RED LABEL SPIRITS
|
|
OFFMESSAGE
|
STRAYING FROM THE PARTY LINE
|
|
HANDOFF
|
BACKFIELD EXCHANGE
|
|
OFFAL
|
BUTCHER'S LEAVINGS
|
|
ONOFF
|
WALL SWITCH WORDS
|
|
BLEWOFFSOMESTEAM
|
TO CELEBRATE INVENTING HIS REVOLUTIONARY ENGINE, WATT __
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
RACETRACK OWNER'S WORKPLACE?
|
|
OFFER
|
PROSPECTIVE BUYER'S PROPOSAL
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
LEAVE IN A HURRY (M)
|
|
WAYOFFTRACKHACK
|
WANDERING CABBY?
|
|
SAWOFF
|
SAID "BON VOYAGE!" TO
|
|
HOFFA
|
TEAMSTERS LEADER WHO DISAPPEARED IN 1975
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
*PLACE TO GET TICKETS
|
|
GOESOFFTHEAIR
|
STOPS BROADCASTING
|
|
OAFOFOFFICE
|
WORKPLACE DOOFUS?
|
|
TWISTOFFTOPS
|
FEATURES OF MOST SODA BOTTLES
|
|
OFFLABEL
|
NOT FDA-APPROVED, AS A DRUG TREATMENT
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
WHERE A SMASH IS WELCOME
|
|
DOFF
|
REMOVE RESPECTFULLY
|
|
OFFA
|
KING OF MERCIA FROM 757 TO 796
|
|
HATSOFF
|
"LET'S TIP OUR CAPS (TO) ... "
|
|
IRISHCOFFEES
|
FLOWER HEADS ON HIBISCUS CUT OFF AND CUTBACK? LOOK OUT FOR IN LOCAL COCKTAILS!
|
|
HOUSEOFFUN
|
--- Speedwagon
|
|
NOOFFENSE
|
"Don't take this the wrong way ..."
|
|
DOESITOFFENDYOU
|
"Dawn of the Dead" ___, Yeah?
|
|
IMOFF
|
"See ya later, everybody"
|
|
OFFTO
|
"We're __ see ..."
|
|
BLASTEDOFF
|
"This bug spray's doing me no good...___!"
|
|
CUTOFF
|
*End date
|
|
OFFTO
|
"We're ___ see the Wizard ..."
|
|
GOOFF
|
*Explode
|
|
WHIFFOFFRESHAIR
|
*You might open a window for one
|
|
OFFTOTHERACES
|
*'Full steam ahead!'
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
*Remove moistness from vinyl?
|
|
OFFTOWORKWEGO
|
...Heigh-Ho, it's... (3,2,4,2,2)
|
|
HOFFA
|
1992 Nicholson film
|
|
OFFICER
|
9 across
|
|
TOFFEE
|
A little tea by way of charge for a sucker
|
|
OFFICER
|
A policeman or a senior serviceman
|
|
OFFICER
|
A policeman will volunteer to hold in charge
|
|
KETTLEOFFISH
|
A pretty -- -- --, a difficult situation
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Accompany to the airport, perhaps
|
|
COFFER
|
About to get present in box
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Act not to be repeated
|
|
GOOFFHALFCOCKED
|
Act in haste
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Accompany to point of departure, or chase away
|
|
FLAGOFFICER
|
Admiral, for example
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
Adopted French composer, frequently said to be a German one
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
After landing, get char from here for free
|
|
COFFEES
|
Amounts charged by company head of finance for drinks
|
|
OFFSETS
|
Amounts by which things are out of line
|
|
FALLINGOFF
|
and 2 Down: Befogged, exhausted and ultimately flagging, refuse what's effortless
|
|
BRASSEDOFF
|
Annoyed part of orchestra served up very loud song
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
Anodyne
|
|
OFFEND
|
Arouse resentment
|
|
CAMEOFF
|
Appeared (as)
|
|
BEGOFF
|
Ask to be excused
|
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OFFENCE
|
Assault of criminal
|
|
SOFFIT
|
Architectural feature has gone in place
|
|
OFFER
|
Attempt to remove clubs from chest
|
|
OFFSIDER
|
Aussie partner temporarily unattracted by drink, say
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OFFROAD
|
ATV adjective
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
As a bee might — get lost!
|
|
BEGOFF
|
Ask out of
|
|
OFFENSIVENESS
|
Attack Head's objectionable manner
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Assigned to desk duties at police station? That's unusual
|
|
GOFFE
|
Author of Orestes is away in Georgia
|
|
ONOFFER
|
Available for one agitated about fine
|
|
BITEOFF
|
Attempt 'more than one can chew,' in an idiom
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Away from prepared ski runs
|
|
off-piste
|
Away from prepared ski runs
|
|
OFFLINE
|
Avoiding the web? It's tripe, having no answer in English
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Away leg not visible to audience
|
|
OFF
|
Away today
|
|
OFF
|
Away from unopened shed
|
|
off-limits
|
Banned old exotic film qualifies to be shown outside
|
|
LEADOFF
|
Begin when unleashed
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
Basketball game starters
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Bawl out 'credit discontinued'
|
|
OFFEND
|
Be a docker, perhaps, and be 28 across
|
|
CHIPOFFTHEOLDBLOCKADE
|
Berlin Wall souvenir?
|
|
OFFDAY
|
Baseball team's break
|
|
OFFER
|
Bid; proposal
|
|
OFFICEPOOL
|
Betting venue
|
|
FIRSTOFFENDER
|
Best volunteer to keep goal is one who hasn't slipped up before
|
|
OFFER
|
Bid, tender
|
|
ARTICLESOFFAITH
|
Binding statements of belief of a church
|
|
OFFICEMACKS
|
Big trucks for company use?
|
|
COFFEECUPS
|
Breakfast beverage containers
|
|
DAYOFF
|
Brief holiday
|
|
OFFDAY
|
Break for travel, perhaps
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Branch not on fire
|
|
GONEOFF
|
Buzzed or blown up
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Brittle candy
|
|
STOPSOFF
|
Breaks journey — road bad after work's ending in chaos
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Brand's very loud exit
|
|
CALLSOFF
|
Cancels phones backstage
|
|
ROLLONROLLOFF
|
Car ferry stays perhaps -- register departure later
|
|
FAROFF
|
Card game, very loud, not close
|
|
OFFAL
|
Butcher’s scraps
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
By virtue of position
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
Café has some meat — missing starter, sweet's filling
|
|
HOMEOFFICE
|
Business headquarters, perhaps
|
|
CALLSOFF
|
Cancels visit by son, needing to get away
|
|
TELLOFF
|
Carpet felt new around much of elevated room
|
|
PICKOFF
|
Catch between bases
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
Charming woman interrupts so very loudly? Stop listening
|
|
ESCOFFIER
|
Chef offering European food that is right
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Certain beverage server (2 words)
|
|
OFFIE
|
Charlie leaves workplace to find source of booze
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Children having a holiday period before summer
|
|
COFFEE
|
Charlie, aside, drained explosive beverage
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Chewy stuff
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Chewy apple coating
|
|
COFFERS
|
Chests of people who mock going topless?
|
|
off-white
|
Colour of bad part of egg
|
|
GREENCOFFEEBEAN
|
Colorful weight-loss supplement
|
|
OFFICER
|
Commissioned serviceman
|
|
COFFEE
|
Common stimulant
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Crime can cause annoyance
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
Cross Cheshire, say, with lift
|
|
BROWNEDOFF
|
Cross top of hill on Tyneside and remove cap
|
|
OFFSET
|
Counteracted (by)
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
Creamy beef dish
|
|
Offspinner
|
Cricketer turned wrong'un around start of play
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
Cream, tiny amount, applied in tender cut
|
|
WAVESOFF
|
Declines help from
|
|
OFFONESHEAD
|
Crazy way a teacher may receive orders?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Crime relating to handler
|
|
SWITCHEDOFF
|
Currently out of operation
|
|
FALLOFF
|
Decline in land awaiting planting mostly leads to farming failure
|
|
GOOFFATATANGENT
|
Diverge, seeing energy of stout rep taking in beat (2,3,2,1,7)
|
|
HACKEDOFF
|
Disgruntled journalist has his boss removed
|
|
PUTTINGITOFF
|
Delaying a decision
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
Delivery of francs on holiday
|
|
HIVEOFF
|
Divert assets
|
|
TEAROFF
|
Detach, as a paper slip
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Derivative film by two females on love
|
|
NOISESOFF
|
Direction of play sounds unsatisfactory
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Disconcert upper-class swell turning up first
|
|
SCOFF
|
Display doubt
|
|
TENPERCENTOFF
|
Discounter's diet?
|
|
HOFFA
|
1992 Jack Nicholson film
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Disappointing projection when demand is low
|
|
LEFTOFF
|
Discarded felt?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Disgusting campaign of aggression
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Dock and see you, swell
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Docked and hurt
|
|
ISOFF
|
Doesn't have to work
|
|
OFFA
|
Easy as falling -- log
|
|
COFFIN
|
Dracula's bed
|
|
HOMEOFFICE
|
Elected position for an umpire?
|
|
THEBOOKOFFATE
|
2006 Brad Meltzer novel
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
Eat up - tongue's no longer being served
|
|
HALFOFFOURDOZEN
|
24
|
|
TRADESOFF
|
European in Stafford stupidly engages in compromising exchange
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
Exchange made as a compromise
|
|
trade-off
|
Exchange made as a compromise
|
|
LETOFF
|
Excuse made by the Parisian to fine female
|
|
CRYOFF
|
Empty car, finally ready, turned to back out
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
Energetic individual
|
|
COFFEE
|
Espresso
|
|
FOBOFF
|
Falsely present as genuine
|
|
IVESWEPTYOUOFFMYFEET
|
''Ever since I met you, __''
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Escape like Robespierre?
|
|
OFFICE
|
Firm base?
|
|
LETS OFF
|
Excuses from son involved in fire
|
|
WALKOFFWIN
|
Exhilarating baseball finish, or a hint to 18-, 28- and 46-Across
|
|
TEAOFFICER
|
Executive at Lipton?
|
|
OFFYEAR
|
Extended slump
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Family may take heart from vicar's prayers in near future
|
|
GOOFF
|
Explode, as a firecracker
|
|
RIGHT OFF
|
Fair cancelled immediately
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Figure wrong, collector's item
|
|
PALMEDOFF
|
Foisted
|
|
REELOFF
|
Feel for cast, being made to recite
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
Financial exploitations
|
|
MADEOFF
|
Fraudster, accepting sentence, ultimately escaped
|
|
INSTANT COFFEE
|
Female enters cafe in Totnes after ordering drink
|
|
MIDOFF
|
Fielder
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
Foul is even — odd is not foul
|
|
OFFROAD
|
Fine fellow among soldiers having trouble (last at front) describing a jeep?
|
|
LETOFF
|
Fire escape
|
|
SHOWSOFF
|
Flaunts
|
|
OFFMY
|
'Get -- back!'
|
|
HITITOFF
|
Get on well with international posh type supporting strike
|
|
PAIROFF
|
Form couples
|
|
FACEOFF
|
Forces welcomed top pilot in confrontation
|
|
Leveloff
|
Get it horizontal? Not quite, perhaps
|
|
OFFTHECUFF
|
From where you could lose a button without thinking
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Fraudulent sale
|
|
LETOFF
|
Free service not available
|
|
BUGOFF
|
'Get out of here!'
|
|
SHRUGOFF
|
Get rid of mum's wig on holiday
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Get up and do impersonation
|
|
OFFOF
|
'Get ___ My Cloud' (Rolling Stones hit)
|
|
STEPOFF
|
'Get da fuq up out my face!!!'
|
|
BEEFSTROGANOFF
|
Get beans for strangely disappointing dish
|
|
CARTSOFF
|
Hauls away
|
|
OFFSIDEKICKON
|
Gridiron ploy
|
|
SCOFF
|
Have some fast food in famous coffeehouse
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Having alighted from vehicle out of sight of house
|
|
SAILOFF
|
Head for distant ports
|
|
EASYONEASYOFF
|
Highway billboard words
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Hit the roof? Some do it when diving (2,3,3,4,3)
|
|
BOXOFFICERECORD
|
''Highest film gross,'' e.g
|
|
TEEDOFF
|
In a snit (2 words)
|
|
OFFTHEMAP
|
In uncharted territory, so to speak
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Inconsiderate employee previously not working
|
|
KNOCKITOFF
|
How to make the letter K from a kit?
|
|
OFFBASE
|
Informal North American phrase meaning mistaken or wrong
|
|
tip-off
|
Hint: posh sort invests one penny
|
|
TICKOFF
|
How teacher may show approval of fine lecture
|
|
OFFTHEPRESS
|
Hot . .
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
In face of it possibly, I perform duties
|
|
BADOFF
|
Hurting for money
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Intercept leader of force
|
|
NOSKINOFFMYNOSE
|
I don't care if hooter's undamaged (2,4,3,2,4)
|
|
SHOWOFFISH
|
Inclined to pretension
|
|
OFFENCES
|
Illegal acts, breaking of laws
|
|
OFFHAND
|
It's discourteous of female worker
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
It's foul, but won't have one on edge
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Informal word for the start of any activity
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
Intermittently or occasionally
|
|
OFFICEHOLDERS
|
In people?
|
|
OFFHANDEDLY
|
'I've learned my lesson about feeding the tigers,' said Tom ___
|
|
SENDOFF
|
In brief, US politician gets lift leaving party
|
|
OFFTHECHAIN
|
Insanely exciting
|
|
NODDEDOFF
|
In new shed, stranger briefly dozed
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Aged fellow on stand, not the last to relent
|
|
offside trap
|
In The Full Monty, a dance move was likened to the Arsenal ____
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Incompetent confectioner can�t find a supplier for this?
|
|
OFFICEMAX
|
Its logo is a rubber-band ball
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
It's not meant to be shelved
|
|
OFFER
|
It's sometimes final
|
|
OFFAL
|
Irish county banning tail lights?
|
|
BOXOFFICEBOMB
|
'Ishtar' or 'Gigli'
|
|
TOFFEE
|
It's for a sucker to get off in where you drive
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
It's not on — leg on article's not made to measure
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Jettison a substandard cargo
|
|
BUMPEDOFF
|
Killed, as one may be in a dodgem car!
|
|
TOFFEE
|
It's just not on in where to drive for a sucker
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Jeers or eats greedily
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Kids on holiday before April or May, say?
|
|
BUMPSOFF
|
Kills, slangily
|
|
OFFS
|
Kills, slangily
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Launch report on cricket side
|
|
FORTOFFEE
|
Keep away from tablets to save one's life?
|
|
OFFEND
|
Leaving tip brings insult
|
|
OFFAL
|
Lights not working inside of hall
|
|
WALKOFF
|
Like a game-ending homer
|
|
OFFAPROJECT
|
Kick __
|
|
OFFBRAND
|
Like a no-name product
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Kills hero at sea, away from land
|
|
STAYOFF
|
Keep from trespassing on
|
|
OFFA
|
King of Mercia who had an earthen barrier built between England and Wales
|
|
STARTOFF
|
Leading aristocrat put into action
|
|
OFFS
|
Kills aristocrats? Not at first
|
|
SCOFF
|
Laugh at derisively
|
|
OFFROAD
|
Like some vehicles
|
|
CROSSEDOFF
|
Like many to-do list items
|
|
STEPOFF
|
'Leave me alone!'
|
|
LAYOFF
|
'Leave me alone!'
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Mad scientist's away into asylum
|
|
STATEMENTOFFACT
|
Law canceling a speech?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Lights not working - awful outside!
|
|
OFFBOARD
|
Like certain commercial transactions of fellow directors
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Leave Internet session
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Leave, as kids at school
|
|
OFFAIR
|
Like some TV interviewers' questions
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Male participating in bid, not entirely out of public view
|
|
CUT OFF
|
Limit (3-3); sever
|
|
REELOFF
|
List quickly
|
|
SYRUPOFFIGS
|
Medication concocted for fussy pig
|
|
OFFPAT
|
Memorised exactly
|
|
SHAKESOFF
|
Loses, as a follower
|
|
CARETHEPANTSOFF
|
Lovingly potty train a boy?
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Making fist of PE, avoiding usual runs?
|
|
POSTOFFICEBOXES
|
Mail conveniences
|
|
OFFICEMEMOREX
|
Mailroom tape?
|
|
TOFF
|
Man about town
|
|
LETOFF
|
Mercifully discharged
|
|
OFFSET
|
Make up for poor spell in tennis match?
|
|
HOTCOFFEE
|
Mississippi town SE of Jackson
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Military researcher's book, not on, and not out!
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Musical character, holding discussions, about to make tracks
|
|
SPINOFF
|
Media byproduct
|
|
WEBOFFSET
|
Method of printing using a reel of paper
|
|
COFFEEMATE
|
Nestlé product first sold in 1961
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
Navy counterpart of sergeant
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
No longer acting, having left old coach
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
No longer obligated
|
|
COFFEE
|
Morning energizer
|
|
BACKOFF
|
'Not so close!'
|
|
Kris Kristofferson
|
Musician and actor who won a Golden Globe for his role in A Star Is Born
|
|
OFF
|
Not oneself today
|
|
OFFER
|
'Not so keen now on 'er, at any price (5)'
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Nurse has party, very loud celebration for leaver
|
|
NODDEDOFF
|
New editor away drinking rum, went to sleep
|
|
OFF
|
No longer in effect
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
No longer wanting country sport on estate as new development?
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Not on a hat well-fashioned and unconventional
|
|
OFFICE
|
One in high church position of responsibility
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
Not working on films or derivatives
|
|
OFF
|
Not on much 16 down
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Offends (anag.)
|
|
COFFEE
|
One hundred by way of charge, but not for 21 down
|
|
OFFEWWORDS
|
Not very talkative
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
Old fines reportedly stop car making delivery
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Number ten's position in deadlock
|
|
INOFF
|
One way into the goal or pocket
|
|
LEFTOFF
|
Omitted from (a list)
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Overcharge, seeing rent high
|
|
OFFROAD
|
On unpaved areas
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Particularly useful or desirable result
|
|
OFFAL
|
Organ meats
|
|
HOMEOFFICE
|
Oxymoronic place to work
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
Out-of-bounds
|
|
COFFEE
|
Popular drink made from beans
|
|
DOFF
|
Politely remove, as a hat
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Posh type swallowing pot is a bore
|
|
OFF
|
Part of OTB
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Performance cancelled -- something discouraging
|
|
OFFERS
|
Parts of auctions
|
|
COFFEEBAR
|
Place to get a mocha and a paper
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
Powerful workstation
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Product of fine season
|
|
OFFERER
|
Proposal proposer, essentially
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Put out, away, and finished
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Punchline
|
|
pay-off
|
Punchline
|
|
OFFICES
|
Places of work
|
|
OFFER
|
Propose some of the Tempest lines of Ferdinand
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Put down at destination, fall asleep
|
|
SQUAREOFF
|
Prepare to fight in marketplace? Not on
|
|
OFFER
|
Present in box about to be taken out
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
Ready for use after hanging
|
|
OFFCAMERA
|
Projection in present article not being filmed
|
|
BLOCKOFFLATS
|
Remove access to facilities in high-rise housing
|
|
SHAVESOFF
|
Removes, as stubble
|
|
OFFERSUP
|
Presents proposals at university
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
Ready to wear, despite falling from line?
|
|
OFFENSIVELY
|
Push learner away at last, in hurtful manner
|
|
STRIKES OFF
|
Removes message implying workers will go back to work
|
|
FACEOFF
|
Puck introduced here - look away
|
|
OFFER
|
Proposal to play
|
|
OFFAL
|
Refuse Mercian king before long
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
Pruned, in a way
|
|
THATSMYFINALOFFENDER
|
Prosecuting attorney's statement about his last-ever client?
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Result of fine season
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Render rank?
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Repel (an intruder)
|
|
OFFENDS
|
Puts out 'top and tails'
|
|
THEGLOVESAREOFF
|
As with a bareknuckle boxer, play hardball?
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Reduced-price, most likely
|
|
TORNOFF
|
Roughly removed
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Repulse (2 words)
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Research scientist leaving home after end of job
|
|
shut-off
|
Safety valve or button
|
|
DOFF
|
Remove, as apparel
|
|
TAKENOFF
|
Removed, as a charge from a bill
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
Risqué ... and what each answer to a starred clue contains?
|
|
HANDEDOFF
|
Relinquished, as a football
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
Rock & Roll's is located in Cleveland
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
Reprimanded by annoyed American
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Rotten article -- tape not for publication
|
|
OFFAL
|
Rubbishy bits of animal flesh
|
|
SCOFF
|
Scorn, with 'at'
|
|
OFFICER
|
SECOND PART OF 1 ACROSS
|
|
OFF
|
SECOND PART OF 1 ACROSS
|
|
OFFYOUGO
|
'Run along now!'
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
Risqué
|
|
LOGOFF
|
See females full of energy make an exit on screen
|
|
IMOFF
|
'See you later'
|
|
OFFSHOREOIL
|
Rig product
|
|
IMOFF
|
''See ya''
|
|
IMOFF
|
'See ya later'
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
Scram, get lost
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Rotten time of year for children
|
|
OFFICER
|
Senior soldier on leave Eric thrashed
|
|
MAKINGOFF
|
Running away from asylum, a king of France
|
|
OFFER
|
Auction bid
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
Sacrifice of square footage for location, e.g
|
|
OFFING
|
Scientist heading away to have good time fairly soon
|
|
IMOFF
|
''See ya!''
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Second election
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Second question about folio one poses
|
|
OFF
|
Away, substandard
|
|
OFFICER
|
Second Part of 12
|
|
OFFLICENCE
|
Seller of alcohol in litres I caught in illegal act
|
|
INOFF
|
Shot going wrong in Home and Away
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
Set against trifle having turned sour
|
|
SONOFFLUBBER
|
Sequel to ''The Absent-Minded Professor''
|
|
PAIROFF
|
Separate into groups of two
|
|
POUNDOFFLESH
|
Shylock's harsh demand, in 'The Merchant of Venice'
|
|
OFFS
|
Snuffs out
|
|
IMOFF
|
''So long!''
|
|
OFFS
|
Sign-___ (farewells)
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Share of (criminal) profits
|
|
RUNSOFF
|
Shoos
|
|
BOFFO
|
Show-biz-type headline
|
|
BOFFO
|
Show-biz superlative
|
|
OFFER
|
Show chest, topless
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
Something to scan at the dentist's?
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Sick of commander interrupting meal
|
|
FLYINGOFFTHEHANDEL
|
Singing a 'Messiah' piece too quickly?
|
|
OFFICE
|
Skating no longer a professional business?
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|
OFFED
|
Slain, gangster style
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|
OFFS
|
Slays, syndicate-style
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Sour port is taken with a fair amount of P?t? - that's one slippery slope!
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|
HALLSOFFAME
|
Sports shrines
|
|
REEL OFF
|
Stagger away, say, without apparent effort
|
|
LEVELSOFF
|
Stabilizes
|
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COFFEEGRINDER
|
Starbucks machine
|
|
TEE OFF
|
Start a hole of golf
|
|
SETSOFF
|
Starts a trip
|
|
OFFS
|
Some machine settings
|
|
MIDOFF
|
Someone in field having party -- there's slight resentment about that
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Something given cricket side by the Queen, by right
|
|
GETOFFOFMYCLOUD
|
Stones song that would be a poor choice for use in an IBM ad?
|
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LAYOFF
|
Stop - cease to employ
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Source of refills
|
|
GETOFF
|
Strongman Capes, perhaps, smothers head of torch that's alight
|
|
BOFFO
|
Successful, in Variety slang
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start driving? ... and a hint to the starred entries
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Subside (2 words)
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
Swindles not working -- covered in tears
|
|
LOADOFFYOURMIND
|
Take a __ (stop worrying)
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start golfing
|
|
ONOFF
|
Switch label
|
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STANDOFF
|
Take part in protest and offer inconclusive outcome
|
|
OFFER
|
Take top off box to find present
|
|
OFFLOADED
|
Stinking rich, but not allowed on board
|
|
PROFFER
|
Tender (for acceptance)
|
|
PROFFER
|
Tender for public relations initially
|
|
OFFER
|
Tender Mercian King reportedly
|
|
SELLOFFS
|
Stock market declines
|
|
PERIODOFOFFICE
|
Tenure for a politician
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
Such a rebuff makes one lose one's head and take to one's heels
|
|
GEOFF
|
Tate of Queensryche
|
|
TOFFS
|
Superior chaps in street off Strand
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
Terminations
|
|
OFFROAD
|
SUV's milieu, maybe
|
|
ONOFF
|
Switch labeling
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
The echo of his 1844 American verse still audible
|
|
TICKED OFF
|
Swell clothing naughty wife's cast off, having dressed down
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
Terminal sights
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Tender Conservative on a plate
|
|
OFFS
|
Takes out, a la a hit man
|
|
IMOFF
|
'Ta-ta!'
|
|
OFFPLAN
|
Temporarily against flat detailed as in developer's drawings
|
|
SPECIALOFFERS
|
They're gone in fantastic sale prices
|
|
GOTCLOTHINGOFFTHERACK
|
The pool-playing shopper __
|
|
DOFF
|
Tip, as a topper
|
|
ROWOFFBALANCE
|
Tip a canoe?
|
|
BITOFFLUFF
|
Thus diminutive female indicated she's all right!
|
|
OFFTHESCALE
|
To an unprecedented degree
|
|
COFFEEPOTS
|
They are reached for at many breakfasts
|
|
BITOFF
|
Took on, as work
|
|
spin-off
|
Tots turned away to get some merchandising
|
|
SENDOFFS
|
Big farewells
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
Totally unacceptable to be seized by heavy-handed European star chamber?
|
|
CUTOFFMAN
|
Tree surgeon?
|
|
LEAPOFFAITH
|
Trusting act
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
Ticket-selling booth
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
Tie-breaking elections
|
|
IMOFF
|
''Time for me to go!''
|
|
OFFA
|
To kill a king
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
To succeed with modern technology, show some sense!
|
|
OFFAL
|
Two rejected buffalo cuts?
|
|
COFFEEBREAK
|
Time to get some caffeine
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Ungraciously cool
|
|
SOFFIT
|
Underside of an eave
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
To tell you the truth, the world is not flat, for example (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Unofficially it's where the song that went on too long ended
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
Unsatisfactory -- one church in which one has a limited time to perform ritual?
|
|
JEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
Utility vehicle that stays road-bound (and not on your lawn)?
|
|
ROLLONROLLOFF
|
Type of ferry (4-2, 4-3)
|
|
MIDOFF
|
Two females, old and unintelligent, set up position in field
|
|
BOFFO
|
Variety headline
|
|
TOFF
|
Uxbridge upper-cruster
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unconventional, like a suspended copper?
|
|
STATEMENTOFFACT
|
Verifiable claim
|
|
OFFER
|
Volunteer to remove top from box
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Wacky, like pen-pushing boys in blue?
|
|
SHIPOFFOOLS
|
Vivien Leigh's last movie
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
Volume set aside for drinker?
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
Turning stoic if fox eats inside, in view of one's position
|
|
GETTHEEELOFF
|
Unload a slippery fish from a truck? (... letter 7)
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Unrepeated event
|
|
DROPPEDOFF
|
Was obviously tired when left at one's destination
|
|
PRISONOFFICIAL
|
Warden, e.g
|
|
DUSTIN HOFFMAN
|
US actor, the star of Midnight Cowboy and Rain Man
|
|
WELLOFF
|
Water source rancid, so flush
|
|
SAWEDOFFSHOTGUNS
|
Weapons for Bonnie and Clyde
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Bit of material in old paper probed by female copper
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unconventional cricket side's defeat
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Unpack a truck
|
|
OFFICE
|
What Benchley and Parker had in common
|
|
OFFER
|
Volunteer to provide
|
|
ONOFF
|
What the three longest answers have in common
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
Where boundaries must have been crossed if film's to get broadcast
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
What, unfortunately, not working can make you
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
Vent one's anger and fire second group of players
|
|
CLOWNHALLOFFAME
|
Where 17-Across was inducted in 1990
|
|
OFFDAY
|
When nothing goes right
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
What's not seen in main part of house?
|
|
BLOW THE LID OFF
|
Who felt bold, if resolved to be revealing
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Who's an exhibitionist?
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
When joking, blue and a bit sick
|
|
LEFTOFF
|
Bloke not half upset, swell being ignored
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Words after '3...2...1...'
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Where prompt action is requested
|
|
OFFICEBLOCKS
|
Workplaces of lots of people including top bishop
|
|
BOFFO
|
Wow-inducing, in old theater slang
|
|
DAYOFF
|
Worker's perk
|
|
OFFICE
|
Workplace for clerks
|
|
CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
Your clique
|
|
OFFICESUITE
|
Workplace locale, maybe
|
|
CONTENDEROFFERS
|
'You can choose the venue, champ' and the like?
|
|
OFF
|
'You're not allowed on the couch, Fido!'
|
|
OFFTHE
|
Words before rack, rails or record
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Change of fee as required to relieve the pressure
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Children, issue
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
Commonplace affair, rotten deed
|
|
ROUNDOFF
|
Complete game of golf away
|
|
OFFPITCH
|
Cricket side and ground not in harmony
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Criticism unfair to pirate
|
|
BITINGOFF
|
Detaching for snacking
|
|
COFFEES
|
Diner drinks
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Discard players out of form
|
|
OSHEROFF
|
Douglas D. --, US physicist who shared the 1996 Nobel Prize in physics
|
|
RIGHTOFF
|
Fight for reforms immediately
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
Firm bound to collect fine payments from catering establishment
|
|
COFFEETABLECOOK
|
For his guests in the waiting room, a doctor hired a ..
|
|
OFFROOTKNOTDEAL
|
Four SQUAREs
|
|
TEMPTINGOFFER
|
Hard to turn it down
|
|
DOFFER
|
Hat tipper
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Hedge? Cut it out!
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
How to make book (like Mantel?) immediately available?
|
|
TAKENOFF
|
Impersonated, like an ineffective bowler?
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Leave a banking site, say
|
|
OFFICER
|
Lieutenant, e.g
|
|
FLEETOFFOOT
|
Like a sprint runner
|
|
OFFMIKE
|
Like many announcers' private side comments
|
|
BILLSOFFARE
|
Menus
|
|
COFFERS
|
Money-chests
|
|
LIFTOFFS
|
NASA specialties
|
|
POPOFF
|
Opine wildly and indiscreetly
|
|
KARLOFF
|
Price contemporary
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
Quietly hedge a bet on decisive match
|
|
LEAVEOFF
|
Quit when holiday's cancelled
|
|
HOFFMANESTIVATES
|
'Rain Man' star is dormant in the summer?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Rejected parts of a carcase
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
Rewards incorporating student games in finals
|
|
OFFS
|
Rip --- (thefts)
|
|
SCOFF
|
Say "That's nothing!" e.g
|
|
CUTOFF
|
'See, you swell, you're isolated (3,3)'
|
|
GOOFOFFS
|
Shirkers for workers
|
|
FACEOFF
|
Showdown
|
|
OFF THE WALL
|
Slogan associated with Vans apparel
|
|
THELIFEOFFISHES
|
Start of a pun
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start to annoy
|
|
SHOVEOFF
|
'Take a hike!'
|
|
RIPSOFF
|
Takes from, or an apt alternate title for this puzzle
|
|
HOUSTONOFFENSE
|
TD-scoring Texans
|
|
OFFS
|
Trade-___ (compromises)
|
|
ONOFFER
|
Uncertain -- I'm hesitant, but available
|
|
BREATHOFFRESH
|
Welcome change
|
|
HATSOFF
|
Words of salute
|
|
SETOFF
|
Begin journey
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
- Chaucer, Eng. poet and customs official
|
|
OFFER
|
"Buy one, get one free," e.g
|
|
BALLSOFFIRE
|
"Goodness, gracious, great ..."
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
"Orpheus in the Underworld" composer Jacques
|
|
SPINOFF
|
"Rhoda" or "Joey," e.g.
|
|
OFF
|
"Let's Call the Whole Thing ___"
|
|
OFF
|
"Kiss You ___" Scissor Sisters
|
|
BEOFF
|
"Well, I must ___ now..."
|
|
OFF
|
"They're ___!" (racing term)
|
|
DUSTINHOFFWOMAN
|
"Tootsie"?
|
|
ALLBEASTSAREOFF
|
*Holiday employment schedule in 'Animal Farm'?
|
|
OFFTHEWAGON
|
*No longer sober
|
|
SERIOUSOFFENSES
|
*Crimes of violence, e.g
|
|
COFFEE
|
*See 15-Across
|
|
TIMEOFF
|
*Vacation and sick days
|
|
TELEVISIONOFFER
|
*Infomercial, e.g
|
|
ITSOFF
|
'. . . heigh-ho, -- to work we go'
|
|
NAVALOFFICER
|
*Admiral, e.g
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
*Risqué
|
|
take off on
|
… and those using it today hope that it will ___ time
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
… stop and shout awfully loudly
|
|
COFFEEBREAK
|
10 a.m. (gossiping)
|
|
SHIPOFFOOLS
|
1965 Vivien Leigh movie
|
|
CHARIOTSOFFIRE
|
1981 running film (letters 4-6: 2011 macaw film)
|
|
CHARIOTSOFFIRE
|
1981 film starring Ben Cross
|
|
PISSEDOFF
|
… perhaps mostly despising …
|
|
OFFICER
|
'1100, perhaps, in such a tender setting may be so rank (7)'
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
1979 Michael Jackson album
|
|
HOFFA
|
1992 title role for Nicholson
|
|
HOFFA
|
1992 Nicholson title role
|
|
FACEQOFF
|
1997 identity-switch movie with John Travolta and Nicolas Cage
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
2012 Kennedy Center honoree
|
|
THEOVALOFFICE
|
29-Across's political aspiration?
|
|
OFFA
|
A bad start for one King of Mercia
|
|
USEOFFORCE
|
A chief constable's ultimate deterrent?
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
A cricketer's sick leave?
|
|
TOFF
|
A good sort having time away
|
|
OFF
|
A bit askew
|
|
TOFF
|
'A high-class opposite to a ton, perhaps (4)'
|
|
OFFERING
|
A gift of contribution
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
A consequence of murders: scream
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
A decisive game or performance cancelled
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
A little sucker
|
|
ONEOFF
|
A single event, not reproduced or repeated
|
|
KRISTONERSOFF
|
'A Star Is Born' co-star
|
|
POSTOFFICE
|
*Stamp seller
|
|
HIGHOFFICE
|
*The presidency, e.g
|
|
SHOTHISBIGMOUTHOFF
|
... and ___ ...
|
|
BAPTISMOFFIRE
|
A stiff probe I'm fighting in early trial?
|
|
CAPITALOFFENSE
|
abraham lincoln, e.g.?
|
|
COME OFF IT
|
Abandon computers etc? You're nuts!
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
Abandon computers? You're mad!
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
A sweet odour many found pretentious
|
|
ABITOFF
|
A small piece missing? That's unacceptable!
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
A spinster no longer immediately available
|
|
OFFERADVICE
|
Act the consigliere
|
|
BESTOFF
|
A.L. or N.L. Division Series format
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
A strong dish?
|
|
OFFBALANCE
|
About to fall over
|
|
MADEOFF
|
Absconded (with)
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Accompany to the airport, maybe
|
|
BOOKIESOFFERING
|
ACTION!
|
|
SQUARE OFF
|
Adopt offensive attitude (informal)
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Accompany to the train station, say
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Act punishable by law
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
Actually, a modicum of knowledge brought about a cancelled operation (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
COATOFFARMS
|
Agrarian outerwear?
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
Actually, rat-a-tats came off badly (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
BORISKARLOFF
|
Actor's chance, in game, to get line wrong
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Aggressive action taken by one insulted
|
|
Coffeemorning
|
Afternoon tea's forerunner?
|
|
TICKOFF
|
After checking, mark as free from parasite
|
|
GOTOFF
|
After function dandy escaped
|
|
COFFEEBREAK
|
American office ritual
|
|
SPINOFF
|
An incidental benefit from dodgy revolution?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
An insulting attack?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Animal entrails, rubbish
|
|
OFFAL
|
Animal entrails and internal organs
|
|
OFFMY
|
and 14: All-purpose response from goal-scorer, sot and Walter Tell?
|
|
ROUNDINGOFF
|
Approximating
|
|
SOFFITS
|
Architectural features misaligned, places rear walls in
|
|
OFFAL
|
Animal entrails and organs, rubbish
|
|
TEE OFF
|
Annoy posh chap quaffing last drops of champagne and wine
|
|
REELOFF
|
Announce with speed and fluency: 'Dance cancelled'
|
|
MANOFFEWWORDS
|
Are sentences he pronounces always short?
|
|
ROUNDOFF
|
Approximate, numerically
|
|
ROUNDEDOFF
|
Approximated, in a way
|
|
INOFF
|
At home and away in billiards
|
|
REPEATOFFENDERS
|
Apt designation for a team of plagiarists?
|
|
BAWLOFFIRE
|
Ardent cry?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Attack for being insulting?
|
|
OFFROAD
|
ATV's place
|
|
SHUTOFFSWITCH
|
Auto-battery accessory
|
|
ONOFFER
|
At special price
|
|
IMOFF
|
“Peace out!”
|
|
MARYNURSESOFFSPRING
|
Astor feeds her infant?
|
|
BITOFF
|
Attempted, in a phrase
|
|
WORSTOFFALL
|
Autumn at its poorest?
|
|
GOTOFF
|
Avoided punishment
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Away I step, ill-prepared — or not prepared — for skiing
|
|
FINISHEDOFF
|
Ate the rest of
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Attention seeker curtly announcing close of play?
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Avert; start (in a direction)
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Barely touch clue ¿ it's not on
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Bad deal
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Be at a bon voyage party for
|
|
OFF
|
Away, at a distance
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Away team in illegal position
|
|
BRINGOFF
|
Be successful at
|
|
OFFEND
|
Bad result hurt
|
|
BAKEOFF
|
Backing ace to eclipse enemy cook ultimately in this?
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Basketball game starter (2 words)
|
|
EASTOFFROADROOM
|
Back fill x 4
|
|
REVERSALOFFORTUNE
|
Bad day on Wall Street (starring Jeremy Irons)
|
|
GOOFFTHERAILS
|
Become deranged — begin to dislike some wading birds
|
|
COFFEE
|
A hundred by way of charge for a drink
|
|
COFFEE
|
A.M stimulant.
|
|
COFFERS
|
Beginning to collect bids for chests
|
|
COFFEEROLL
|
Bear claw cousin
|
|
BREAKOFF
|
Abruptly end holiday away
|
|
LIPOFF
|
Be pert
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
Because of one's official position, in Latin
|
|
SETOFF
|
Begin to prosecute heartless nob
|
|
TAILOFF
|
Become less trouble when aristocrat�s around
|
|
HITITOFF
|
Be compatible and friendly
|
|
OFFTOAGOODSTART
|
Beginning like a champ
|
|
OFFTOAGOODSTART
|
Beginning well
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Become popular mimic
|
|
SETOFF
|
Begin journey or detonate bomb
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Beg one as one
|
|
TEE OFF
|
Begin a hole in golf
|
|
GETOFFTOA
|
Begin at top speed?
|
|
OFFSITE
|
Being done elsewhere
|
|
GOTOFF
|
After journey, gent went to sleep
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Below par round? How unusual
|
|
OFFARE
|
Bill __ (menu)
|
|
SENDOFFS
|
Bon voyage parties, e.g.
|
|
SEALSOFF
|
Blocks access to a zoo?
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Blow about to repel one
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Be a rocket man
|
|
PETTYOFFICERS
|
Boatswains, e.g.
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Bishop presumably remaining longest on board launch
|
|
HITITOFF
|
Become friends
|
|
GETONESKITOFF
|
Boy framing colour sketch in strip
|
|
KARLOFF
|
Boris of old horror films
|
|
BOFFS
|
Box office hits
|
|
BITEOFF
|
Begin 21-Across
|
|
SMIRNOFFICE
|
Bottle you might be unhappily surprised to find
|
|
COFFIN
|
Box has a bit of money — two francs in it
|
|
DRIPGRINDCOFFEE
|
Brewer's filter filler
|
|
BORISKARLOFF
|
''Bride of Frankenstein'' actor
|
|
REOFFEND
|
Break the law again
|
|
PAIDOFF
|
Bribed
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
Bribes grease
|
|
KARLOFF
|
Boris of old horror movies
|
|
OFFAL
|
Animal entrails and internal organs as rubbish
|
|
UPONESOFFER
|
Bid more
|
|
OFFER
|
Bid on the house
|
|
OFFER
|
Bid or proposal
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
Bowled, quickly try to escape dismissal
|
|
POUNDOFFLESH
|
Big helping of steak, but a bloody high price
|
|
OFFICE
|
Business premises no longer freezing
|
|
PAYOFFINSPADES
|
Bribe, say, a gardener?
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Branch is not on fire
|
|
OFFAL
|
Butcher's throw-away
|
|
OFFICE
|
Business workplace
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Broken limb mended, went to sea
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
By right of office
|
|
IMOFF
|
'Bye for now!'
|
|
OFFBUTTON
|
Call ender, at times
|
|
CALLOFF
|
Cancel visit on holiday
|
|
WRITE OFF
|
Cancel debt immediately we're told
|
|
COFFEE
|
Cappuccino or espresso, say
|
|
CALLOFF
|
Cancel, order not to proceed
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
Cancelled run, short of initial copy
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Cancellation of debt immediately announced
|
|
OFFONESHEAD
|
Cap in hand is so deranged
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EXOFFICIO
|
By virtue of one's position (Latin)
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OFFICE
|
Business having turned sour since sacking Poles
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OFFHAND
|
Careless on foot? Just the opposite?
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OFFHAND
|
Casually rude
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RIGHTOFF
|
Cancel verbally and immediately
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LAYOFF
|
Cease to make staff redundant
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OFFEND
|
Cause affront or do wrong
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OFFEND
|
Cause displeasure or hurt to
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OFFBEATNEWS
|
Cause of some chuckles
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OFFSALE
|
Brit's alcohol-to-go purchase
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OFFEND
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Cause to feel umbrage
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SOFFIT
|
Ceiling�s yielding if set up inside
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OVALOFFICE
|
Center of presidential power
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BURNTOFFERING
|
Certain sacrifice
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WRITEOFF
|
Cancel monies owing for car damaged beyond repair
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KISSOFF
|
Casual dismissal
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OFFHAND
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Casual or curt, like discarded glove?
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OFFHAND
|
Casual worker following start of race
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OFFHAND
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Casual, as a remark
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GEOFF
|
Chap, for instance, turning away
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OFFENDED
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Caused anger having closed after bad start
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OFFPEAK
|
Cheaper time to go on holiday with dog, some say
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TOFFEE
|
Butter-and-sugar candy
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ROMAINDETIRTOFF
|
Artist Erté's real name
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TOFFEE
|
By way of charge for a little tea for a sucker
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COFFERS
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Chests sound chesty
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TOFFEE
|
Chewy coating for an apple
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BRASSEDOFF
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Chests are revealed to contain shilling - journalist fed up
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OFFEND
|
Cause displeasure or hurt, be nasty towards
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OFFSPRING
|
Children not working well
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GANGOFFOUR
|
Chinese political radicals
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RINGOFF
|
Christian —, fashion designer
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write-off
|
Cancellation of a bad debt
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TWISTOFFETA
|
Cheesy drink garnish?
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WRITEOFF
|
Car too costly to repair
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COFFEECAN
|
Chock Full o' Nuts container
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PAYOFF
|
Clear debt or discharge employee
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TURNOFF
|
Close 1 down, for instance
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TIEOFF
|
Close with a ligature
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OFF
|
Clocked out
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SIGNOFF
|
Clue taken out - end message
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TOFFEE APPLE
|
Coated fruit on a stick
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OFFHAND
|
Casual and curt
|
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OFFERING
|
Collection plate contribution
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OFFSIDER
|
Australian partner not on drink, say
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Warrantofficer
|
Certain military technician
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FALLOFFALORRY
|
Come into one's hands illegally
|
|
Offtake
|
Channel for removing a fluid
|
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STANDOFFISH
|
Cold haddock etc displayed on this?
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OFFEND
|
Commit crime
|
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SETOFF
|
Compensate for trigger
|
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SYRUPOFFIGS
|
Common laxative
|
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OFFSET
|
Compensation for cancelled games
|
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OFFSET
|
Compensation for unsatisfactory little plant
|
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KNOCKOFFS
|
Cheap copies
|
|
SOUNDOFF
|
Complain inaudibly?
|
|
OFF
|
Complete (6,3) - See 14
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GETOFF
|
Avoid punishment
|
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SOUNDINGOFF
|
Complaining, having an unsatisfactory ring?
|
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SEAL OFF
|
Completely isolate (an area)
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
Compromise effectively disappointing customers?
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|
RAKEOFF
|
Commission on deal, often disreputable (colloq.)
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|
OFFICER
|
Committee member in charge of entering bid
|
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WARDOFF
|
Conflict to remove Parry
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Confectionery made from sugar and butter
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Company design is very loud, so sign out
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Confidential information from detective turned in aristo
|
|
COFFER
|
Collector's opening bid for chest
|
|
COFFER
|
Collector's top bid for chest
|
|
NOD OFF
|
Consent of female to fall asleep
|
|
FALLSOFF
|
Comes a cropper on the course
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
Conversation continuer #1
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
Compromise deal has been cancelled
|
|
MEDICALOFFICER
|
Consultant Services have little in common?
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Cool stall selling marine produce?
|
|
HALLOFFAMERS
|
Cooperstown inductees, e.g.
|
|
OFFICER
|
Commissioned member of armed forces
|
|
SIGNOFF
|
Conclude a broadcast
|
|
OFFICEMEMO
|
Contribution to desktop clutter
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensate for not filming
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Copper to play very loudly and end abruptly
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Countdown followup
|
|
OFFSET
|
Counterbalance(d)
|
|
OFFALY
|
County in the Republic of Ireland
|
|
OFFERING
|
Contribution; sacrifice
|
|
OFFSET
|
Countered
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Cold stall in Billingsgate
|
|
SOFFITS
|
Covers of eaves
|
|
COURSEOFFERINGS
|
College catalog listings
|
|
OFFALY
|
County, but dreadfully badly spoken?
|
|
COFFERS
|
Conservative bids for the Treasury
|
|
WAKEUPANDSMELLTHECOFFEE
|
Come to enjoy an aroma — pay attention! (4,2,3,5,3,6)
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Cricket side finished aggrieved
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Crime committed by receiver
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Countdown follower
|
|
OFFKEY
|
Cricket side opener played badly
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Cool place in Billingsgate Market?
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Copper finds aristocrat stranded
|
|
IMOFF
|
Cry at a leave-taking
|
|
OFFAL
|
County is short of waste material
|
|
COFFEE
|
Company charge includes fine for a kind of 11
|
|
COFFEE
|
Company rate including first free drink
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Cry after a countdown
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
Daredevil's challenge, perhaps
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
Compromise rated?
|
|
OFFKEY
|
Cricket side's opener played badly
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
Criminals among American car parts
|
|
FLYOFF
|
Dash away
|
|
FACEOFF
|
Confrontation necessitated restart to game?
|
|
STEPOFF
|
Debark
|
|
COOKOFFS
|
Culinary contests
|
|
on-and-off
|
Cricket sides not consistent?
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Criminal's proposal to finish inside
|
|
TEAROFF
|
Depart hurriedly
|
|
PUTSOFF
|
Delays and causes to lose interest in
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
Delivery cancelled prior to holiday
|
|
TOFF
|
Dandy, in Devonshire
|
|
TEAROFFSHEET
|
Detachable form
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Departure celebration
|
|
PUT OFF
|
Deter; deterred
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Derides or drinks slangily
|
|
OFFWITHHISHEAD
|
Cutting Queen's speech?
|
|
FIGHTSOFF
|
Battles away
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
Damage after Conservative goes on disagreeable mission to gain favour
|
|
TOREOFF
|
Detached by ripping
|
|
TORNOFF
|
Detached, as a notepad page
|
|
SETOFF
|
Detonate or begin journey
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
Deciders
|
|
LEAVESOFF
|
Desists; what happens now to 1ac trees?
|
|
SETOFF
|
Detonate, or begin journey
|
|
SETSOFF
|
Detonates; starts journey
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Decline to fall asleep
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Decline to give way to one's fatigue
|
|
OFFMESSAGE
|
Deviating from line, race start time introducing confusion
|
|
OFFBREAKS
|
Deliveries no longer available ahead of holidays
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Credit unavailable for carpet
|
|
LONGOFF
|
Cricket fielding position on the boundary
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Dispatch to punish player
|
|
SPILLSHOTCOFFEE
|
Definition of a UFO? (Part 3)
|
|
OFFED
|
Disposed of, gangster-style
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Deflect (decapitated?)
|
|
LETOFF
|
Discharge (a firework)
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
Discontinued article woman wanted available now
|
|
LAUGHOFF
|
Discount's large: quoted fifty per cent reduction in East End market?
|
|
OFFAIR
|
Disabled transmitter
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Disconnect appliance and exit
|
|
ONOFFER
|
Discontinuous ruler available for less
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Discourteous old worker squashing females
|
|
TEARSOFF
|
Detaches by ripping
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
Disorderly march cancelled -- is even changing into friendly campaign
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Dismiss, usually for economic reasons
|
|
GETOFF
|
Dismount from, horse or train
|
|
OFFS
|
Dispatches, 'Sopranos'-style
|
|
ONEOFFS
|
Custom-created products
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
Dispose of rapidly when shine has disappeared
|
|
Coolingoff
|
Becoming less angry during period allowing for change of mind
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
Beef dish in a sour cream sauce
|
|
far-off
|
Distant RAF coming back out
|
|
ACTOFFRIENDSHIP
|
Cutting a neighbor's grass, e.g
|
|
SCOFFING
|
Devouring
|
|
OFFENDING
|
Docking tails, perhaps, is hurtful
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Do quickly stop, take away and kill pirate
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
''Don't touch that!''
|
|
STAYSOFF
|
Doesn't touch again
|
|
GETOFF
|
Dismount from or begin a journey
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Don't ... ... till tomorrow what can be done today
|
|
NOOFFENCE
|
Don't get me wrong number, belonging to criminal!
|
|
STOPOFF
|
Don't go on to break one's journey
|
|
COME OFF IT
|
Don't talk rubbish (informal)
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Drive cancelled after drink, we hear
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Displeasure from Church consuming Slough
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Dissolute fellow not wanting commission
|
|
HIVEDOFF
|
Diverted assets from workers' home and shed
|
|
IRISHCOFFEE
|
Drink with whiskey*
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Derivative; scion
|
|
BEATOFF
|
Drive back, as an attack
|
|
OFFA
|
Dyke builder
|
|
BALLSOFFIRE
|
Dynamic personalities
|
|
SELLSOFF
|
Dumps, Wall Street style
|
|
OFFA
|
Easy as falling ___ log
|
|
BACKOFFORDER
|
'Don't come any closer!,' e.g.?
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
Dustin of 'Rain Man'
|
|
TAPERSOFF
|
Dwindles gradually
|
|
REELOFF
|
Easily recite
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Draw attention to 'Chicago''s closure!
|
|
OFFPUTTING
|
Disconcerting stroke about to take place?
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Discontinue a connection
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Discourage delay
|
|
OFFSHOREOILRIGS
|
Drilling structures
|
|
BRUSHOFFS
|
Disdainful rejections
|
|
SOLDEROFFORTUNE
|
Electronics entrepreneur's publication?
|
|
PATOFFICE
|
Einstein's workplace, once
|
|
SPEDOFF
|
Drove away quickly
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Distant impasse is ending in clash
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
Duels on the ice
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Dump where 4x4's taken, changing directions
|
|
INOFF
|
Billiards stroke (2 words)
|
|
OFFUTURERESULTS
|
End of a historic quip
|
|
BRINGOFF
|
Do successfully or take away?
|
|
BORISKARLOFF
|
English film actor who real name was William Pratt
|
|
GETOFF
|
Escape all punishment
|
|
OFFAL
|
Edible organs of an animal
|
|
OFFICER
|
eg Colonel
|
|
BOFFO
|
Enormously successful
|
|
LETOFF
|
Don't impose penalty or allow to dismount
|
|
COFFEE
|
Eg, espresso
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
Euphoric experience cancelled, leave hurriedly
|
|
GETOFF
|
Escape from extremely grave swell
|
|
OFFS
|
Eliminates, mob-style
|
|
GETSOFF
|
Escapes punishment and leaves
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Draw attention to green light at party ¿ it's instruction for computer workers to go home
|
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
Establishment unlikely to favour instant consumption?
|
|
POLICEOFFICER
|
Driver of a squad car (2 words)
|
|
COFFEE
|
Energizer for some
|
|
SCOFF
|
Express disbelief
|
|
LETOFF
|
Excuse from doing, or refrain from punishing
|
|
COMES OFF
|
Exits works
|
|
GOINGOFF
|
Exploding in anger
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Exit a network
|
|
SETOFF
|
Explode; start journey
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
Block sources of support and help useless posh bloke
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Block trouble between male and female couple
|
|
FLYOFFTHEWALL
|
Extra-base hit, probably?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Edible insides
|
|
OFFICER
|
Farquhar's had pressing duty
|
|
DOZINGOFF
|
Exhibiting ennui
|
|
RANGOFF
|
Ended a call in London
|
|
TURNOFF
|
FF? O, shut!
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
Film starring 60-Across, 1941
|
|
DRIPCOFFEE
|
Filtered brew
|
|
OFFAL
|
Entails and organs of animals, rubbish
|
|
WORSEOFF
|
Financially poorer, fellow after acquiring new woofers
|
|
OFFAL
|
Entrails used as food
|
|
LETOFF
|
Fire -- or reprieve?
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
Finish quickly
|
|
OFFICEPOOL
|
Firm bettors?
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
Finish — or add finish?
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Finish at a pinch
|
|
OFF
|
Festering cricket side
|
|
SCURRYOFF
|
Flee like mice
|
|
COFFER
|
Box clever, initially to hold out
|
|
COFFIN
|
Box for burial
|
|
OFF
|
Fielding side's below par
|
|
ROLLOFF
|
Flow out of easily, as a word from the tongue
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Flip and turn where it's safe to dive? (2,3,3,4,3)
|
|
MARRYOFF
|
Find a husband for (one's daughter)
|
|
ROUND OFF
|
Finish series of festivities, principally
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
Following reprieves, players no longer bottle it
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Football foul
|
|
LEADOFF
|
First up
|
|
ONOFFER
|
For sale at a certain price
|
|
OFFSIDES
|
Falcons' fouls
|
|
NODOFF
|
Fall asleep casually
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
Fitfully regarding a new shed
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Forestall leader of France ( 4,3)
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Forget about sarcastic VIP, say
|
|
INOFF
|
Foul niff circulating round centre of block
|
|
SPINOFF
|
'Frasier' or 'Joey'
|
|
OFFHANDREMARK
|
Frank had me for surprisingly casual comment
|
|
SPINOFF
|
''Frasier,'' to ''Cheers''
|
|
TOFFEE
|
For a drive around off in here for a sucker
|
|
LETOFFTHEHOOK
|
Free from responsibility
|
|
RINSESOFF
|
Frees of dirt, perhaps
|
|
BOFF
|
Broadway hit, slangily
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
From time to time, not continually
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
Former heads of old fashioned firm (one making chemicals) receiving order by post
|
|
COFFEE
|
Brown going to pot
|
|
OFF
|
F's just not on
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Foul but not on edge
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Furlough
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
German car reportedly for Italian barrister
|
|
HOFFMANN
|
German writer, his Tales, Offenbach
|
|
OFFICER
|
Bureau right for a military man
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
German composer associated with 3
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
Get angry, as a bicyclist?
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
Business with biscotti
|
|
OFF
|
F's getting ice for work
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Get rid of rotting cargo
|
|
SCOFF
|
Food from Escoffier
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Get up and away from deadlock [5,3,1]
|
|
SLEEPSOFF
|
Gets rid of while snoozing
|
|
GOINGOFF
|
Getting stale and falling asleep?
|
|
COOLOFF
|
Calm down crazy fool of Conservative initially
|
|
DIEOFF
|
Go from endangered to extinct
|
|
SIGNOFF
|
'Good night, Chet,' 'Good night, David,' e.g.
|
|
KARLOFF
|
'Frankenstein' star
|
|
SLEEPSOFF
|
Gets rid of, as a hangover
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Good leaves having rotted, it won't happen again
|
|
PATENT OFFICE
|
Government building's aide getting wine out to chill
|
|
HITITOFF
|
Got on swimmingly
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Grandstander
|
|
tip-off
|
Give a secret warning
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
Got saffron to make such a dish
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
Glass of brandy I fall for possibly in confines of brasserie
|
|
IMOFF
|
''Gotta go!''
|
|
HOPOFF
|
Go away on one foot? . . .
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Gaffes to become unavailable to audience
|
|
OFFBASE
|
Gone AWOL?
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Goodbye gala
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Hang up at end of engagement?
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Gridiron infraction
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
Harmless — not objectionable
|
|
HOLDSOFFICE
|
Has a job, but does prevent from skating?
|
|
PEACEOFFERING
|
Gift offered towards reconciliation
|
|
BLASTEDOFF
|
Had a good launch
|
|
OFFER
|
Have for sale
|
|
OFFSPIN
|
Having left work, nips back for delivery
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
Having turned and left husband, she resolved not to order
|
|
DRINKSOMECOFFEE
|
Have a cup of espresso
|
|
GONEOFF
|
Having turned bad, exploded
|
|
COFFEEBEAN
|
Heard worker keeps one awake opening new ground before adding water for consumers
|
|
BRUSHEDOFF
|
'He lost his head and dashed away and would not listen to one (7,3)'
|
|
FLAVOREDCOFFEE
|
Hazelnut or Irish cream, e.g.
|
|
FLAGOFFICERS
|
High-ranking naval personnel
|
|
OFFIT
|
'Come ___!'
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensate for cancelled musical session
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensate for unsatisfactory series of games
|
|
HALLOFFEMA
|
Headquarters for a disaster-relief org.?
|
|
CUPOFCOFFEE
|
'Draw one,' in diner slang
|
|
OFFICER
|
Higher-ranking soldier
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
Constant evil distasteful in sycophantic campaign
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Contest after a tie
|
|
PAIRSOFF
|
Couples up
|
|
BULLYOFF
|
Hockey's opening moment
|
|
OFFS
|
Cut-___ (short shorts)
|
|
JUMPOFF
|
Deciding round at a gymkhana
|
|
OFFLOADS
|
Dumps substandard cargoes
|
|
BEATTHEPANTSOFF
|
Defeat with gusto
|
|
FRETOFFENSIVE
|
Guitarists' push in a battle of the bands?
|
|
COFFEE
|
Hot breakfast beverage
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
Hot Pacific territory?
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
Dismiss British officer over stampede
|
|
RIPPEDOFF
|
Dissolute male and two females hiding dodgy dope obtained dishonestly
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
How Alf left (anag) — very unconventional
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
Eggs and parasites covering rotten US executive's seat
|
|
THEGLOVESAREOFF
|
Hands no longer cold? Let's get on with it!
|
|
OFFHANDEDLY
|
How rings in a jewellery box were spoken of?
|
|
COOLSOFF
|
How shot becomes swarm? (5. 3)
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
Hurry away at last and dispose of it all
|
|
BEETLEOFF
|
Hurry away when game has finished
|
|
OFFEND
|
Humiliate a cricket side on purpose
|
|
OFFER
|
However tender, one is not so keen on 'er
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Humiliatingly dismiss at start of game
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Hurting of feelings
|
|
SETOFF
|
Ignite, as an explosion
|
|
OFFSTUMP
|
'If it's out you're out too in a wicket way (3,5)'
|
|
FALLOFF
|
How unsuccessful tightrope walker might deteriorate
|
|
INOFF
|
Error in game description of elected politician shunning formality
|
|
OFF
|
If up is on, then down is ___
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Hurt after being docked?
|
|
RACHMANINOFF
|
Eternal preoccupation of romantic novelist
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NOSKINOFFMYNOSE
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''Doesn't affect me at all''
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OFFSPRING
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High season will be issue
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RIPOFF
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Highly overpriced item
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WELLOFF
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In fortunate financial circumstances
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OFFMESSAGE
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Ignoring party line? Bad communication!
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BOXOFFICESMASH
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Hit movie
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STRUCKOFF
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Hit no longer available, being deleted
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RAKEOFF
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Illegal profit for fake rogue
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SQUAREOFF
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Honest start to prepare for fight
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OFFCOLOUR
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Indecent of a number to cross firm line
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OFFPEAK
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Fake fop (anag.)
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OFFTHEPEG
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Falling from line is ready-to-wear
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RIPOFFS
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Informal swindles or frauds - by tearaways?
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OFFSIDE
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How foul not be all on edge
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WRITE OFF
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Insurance loss
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OFFENCE
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Injury shown by some US sportsmen
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CUTOFF
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Intercept and separate
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NODOFF
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Drama to act out very loudly — so one won't?
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TWISTOFFATE
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Ironic event
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UNOFFICIAL
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International bureaucrat's description of Grantchester's English rose
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MIDOFF
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Fielder near bowler (usually)
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OFF
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Fielding side not to be on
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CUTOFF
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Isolate(d)
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LOGOFF
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Finish at Amazon, say
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COFFEEPOT
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It holds a hot drink (2 words)
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OFFSIDE
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Illegal position for soccer player
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OFFCOURSE
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Drifting naturally around France
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COURTOFFLAW
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Imperfect place to play tennis?
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HOMEOFFICE
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It requires a short commute
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COFFEETEAORMILK
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Flier's decision
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ROLLOFF
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Flow easily
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TOFFEE
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It's just not on in where you drive for a sucker
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SAWNOFFSHOTGUN
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It's loud when it goes off — hooter?
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OFFLIMITS
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Forbidden from flutters around one million
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SAWOFF
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Forced to leave lop
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MOUTHOFF
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Forcefully express opinions
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NOSKINOFFMYNOSE
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Indifferent remark
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TELLOFF
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Informally scold or berate
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CRIMINALOFFENCE
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It's unlawful to cancel, if one firm goes bust
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SCOFF
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Jeer — eat quickly
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TRAFFICOFFENCE
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Drug dealing, apparently. Speed involved?
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WHEELOFFORTUNE
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ITV quiz programme first broadcast in 1988
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COFFEE
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Joe, in a cup
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POSTOFFICE
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Job cancelled with frigidity in public building
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SCOFFLAWS
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Jaywalkers, e.g
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COOKOFF
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'Iron Chef' competition
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FIRSTOFFENDER
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Jailhouse newbie
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HOFFMAN
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Dustin . . . . . . ., Hollywood star of The Graduate (7)
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HOFFMAN
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Dustin who won an Oscar for 'Rain Man'
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OFFICE
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Job - place of work
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TIPOFFS
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Jump balls
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OFFCHANCE
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Just a slight possibility
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OFF
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F's on its way
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OFFICEBOY
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Function to lift, we hear, junior employee
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SEALOFF
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Isolate mutating of fleas
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ZOFFANY
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Johann - - , German-born British painter 1733-1810
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OFFSPRING
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Issue of note - bound to be
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OFFPUTTING
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Future surrounding play on golf course is dispiriting
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OFFONALARK
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Joyriding, maybe
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OFFS
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Kills, in slang
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STAVEOFF
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Keep back a vest maybe
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OFFDAYS
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Kill time more than once when things don't go so well
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OFFS
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Kills, in gangster lingo
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OFFSET
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Kind of printing no longer available to produce
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BUMPEDOFF
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Killed violently and slangily by puffed mob
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OFFA
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King of Mercia 757-796
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OFFA
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King of Mercia 757-796, dyke builder
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OFFA
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King of Mercia who died in 796
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OFFAL
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Kill almost everybody showing guts
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SEALSOFFKEYCHAINSAWDUST
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Easter ___ bunny
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OFFAL
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Edible liver or heart of animal
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OFFS
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Kills, 'Sopranos'-style
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STAVEOFF
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Keep at bay
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SCOFF
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Knock, with 'at'
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CASTOFF
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Knot (stitches)
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OFFA
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King of Mercia, 757-796
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OFFENBACH
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German composer whose style is typified by his 'Orpheus in the Underworld'
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HITITOFF
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Get along great
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TAKEOFF
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Get into air strip
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LETOFFSTEAM
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Get rid of pent-up energy (colloq.)
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OFFERINGS
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Gifts of iron hoops
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LOTSOFFUN
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It's all plenty of great gas, but not on a French one
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EXOFFICIO
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Latin phrase meaning by virtue of office
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BOFF
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Laugh, in showbiz slang
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OFF
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It's not on circular letter fellow duplicated
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BLASTOFF
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Launch is cancelled after reprimand
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BLASTOFF
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Launch of capsule maybe shifting soft flab
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KICKOFF
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It's not on it, to boot, but enough to give one a start
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BUZZOFF
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Go -- as might workers?
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POPOFF
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Go work in post office, collecting fines
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LIFTOFF
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Launch of biography (uncompleted) by posh person
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GETITOFFPAT
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Learn precise words to rap after chap embraces bird
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CAPITALOFFENSE
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Lawbreaking with serious consequences, as committed in the theme answers
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SETOFF
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Leave group, cricket side
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JUMPINGOFFPLACE
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Leaving said fish at terminus
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SWANSOFF
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Goes away as ballet�s cancelled
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OFFS
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Leaves cold, say
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AUGUSTEESCOFFIER
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Legendary chef
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OFFPAT
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Learned thoroughly from Englishwoman or Irishman
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SETOFF
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'Leave on a journey (3,3)'
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SLIPOFF
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Leave quietly, relieved of female underwear
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TIMEOFF
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Leisure period gets cancelled
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Signsoff
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Ends message warning of motorway lights' failure
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GETITOFFPAT
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Learn precisely what to do for post in Greendale
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OFFDRIVE
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Just started to use car in a strike, perhaps
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KILLEDOFF
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Like some characters on "The Sopranos"
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SCAREDOFF
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Like Miss Muffet, ultimately
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SEALOFF
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Keep anyone from entering
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OFFAL
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Entrails/organs as food
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OFFS
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Light-switch positions
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OFFA
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King brought up in Staffordshire
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BILLOFFARE
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List of items turns Liberal off
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OFF
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Knob position
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ENFEOFF
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Hand land over and get off it at last
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STANDOFFISHNESS
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Hand stiffens so terribly on son showing cold quality
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ONEOFF
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Happening only once
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OFFENSIVE
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Like some football tackles
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OFFKEY
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Like some singing in grade school assemblies
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INTEROFFICE
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Like some memos
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SWITCHOFF
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Lose power and cease showing any interest
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lift-off
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Launch of abridged autobiography by aristocrat
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TURNOFF
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Exit ramp
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GEOFFREYFIRMIN
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Lowry man, not matchstick, but offering my fire perhaps
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DRIVEOFF
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Leave by car to start a round
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GETOFF
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Leave turnover say before macaroni
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DIEOFF
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Expire one by one
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COFFEETABLE
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Living-room furniture
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HOLLYWOODWALKOFFAME
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Los Angeles tourist draw
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EVENOFF
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Make balanced
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FIELDOFFICERS
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Majors and lieutenants
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OFFEW
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'He's a man -- words'
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BRINGOFF
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Manage to end phone call after first bit of bullying
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FROFFTONICE
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Management group for a pro team
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OFFICER
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Man in charge in advance?
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WEANEDOFF
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Managing without, at last
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OFFBEAT
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Marching to a different drummer
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OFFICER
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Major, for example, put in charge in advance
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COFFER
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Many bid for Markandaya's sort of submarine equipment
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OFFICER
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Holder of responsible position
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INOFF
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'Home and Away' is a diversion going to pot
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BLASTSOFF
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Makes an explosive start?
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COFFER
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Many a tender chest
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TICKINGOFF
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Mattress can't be used in this condition -- or carpeting
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BRINGOFF
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Manage to rescue
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CHEESEDOFF
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Maybe Lancashire don's opposite, frustrated
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LOCALOFFICE
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Mayoralty, e.g
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SENDOFF
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Farewell bash
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FLIGHTOFFANCY
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Far-fetched speculation
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CHARIOTSOFFIRE
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Hot movie of 1981?
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Offhisownbat
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How boffin who sat restlessly scored?
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OFFAL
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Liver, kidney
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BROWNEDOFF
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Fed up when suntanned perhaps
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OFFENDED
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Hurt at being detailed?
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INOFF
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Losing hazard at billiards
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OFF
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Mid-position perhaps
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PACEOFF
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Measure by feet?
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OFFENSIVEHOLDING
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Lovers embrace passionately in public place; ref declares ...
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GEOFFREYFIRMIN
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Lowry man, not matchstick, but offering my fire, perhaps
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TAKEOFF
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Mimic; leave
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TAKEOFFS
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Mimics' work
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FOREIGNOFFICE
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Ministry reversal of rule on not skating
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TEEOFF
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Make first move, like golfer
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RANOFF
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Made some copies and hastened away
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SCOFFING
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Mocking what eager consumer is doing
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EASEOFF
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Moderate, slacken
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OFFACE
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''Monday's child is fair . . . . . .'' (2, 4)
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CARRYOFF
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Make a killing, win as a prize
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LIFTOFF
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Money provided by well-dressed person at zero hour
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WISEOFF
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Make sarcastic remarks
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OFFICEBOY
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Male gopher
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SCOFFS
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Mocks - eats
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BLACKCOFFEE
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Morning choice, for some
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OFFRAMP
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Many an exit
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CHECKOFF
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Mark down dramatist to speak
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TICKOFF
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Mark on a list had reprimand
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PICKEDOFF
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Nabbed, as a base runner
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OFFAL
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Meaty waste
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OFFA
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Mercian king (dyke)
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DRIFTSOFF
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Naps on the yacht?
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RIPOFF
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Message given after departure cancelled? A swindle
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OFFENDER
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Is he criminally tactless?
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PUTOFF
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'Never . . . . . . till tomorrow what you can do today'
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BILLOFFARE
|
Menu written on train ticket?
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OFFENCES
|
Misdemeanours
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FINALOFFER
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Negotiation step
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OFFER
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Negotiations figure
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LETOFFSTEAM
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Modern trains can't release excess energy
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BLASTOFF
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Moment of launch
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LIFTOFF
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Moment of launch
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HOFFA
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Nicholson role
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BOFFIN
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Military scientist
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OFFSHOOT
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No longer available to detonate branch
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OFFSHORE
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No longer moored, leaving support
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OFFHANDRUNNING
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Nonchalant gait?
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NOREWARDOFFERED
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Nitpicker's headscratcher (Part 3)
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TIPOFF
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No end to advance warning?
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TOFFS
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Nobs
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OFF
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'Noises ___' (1982 farce featuring a play within a play)
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RINGOFF
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No longer married? Close call!
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OFF
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Nonfunctioning
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OFFSTAGE
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Not playing - cancelled coach
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OFF
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Not plugged in
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MATTEROFFACT
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Not fanciful in reality
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ONANDOFF
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Not steadily
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SCOFFS
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Mocks, derides
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OFFA
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Not attracted by a king
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OFF
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It's just not on for it to be working on ice
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OFFSET
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Not available to fix compensation
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OFFLINE
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Not connected, like the one that got away?
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OFFCOLOUR
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Not well - looking pale
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OFFGUARD
|
Not on watch, so taken unawares
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OFF
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Not in sync
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OFFANDON
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Not always lit intermittently
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OFFA
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Not available to meet a Mercian leader
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OFFERS
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Music company bids
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OFFLICENCES
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Not working on leave, boss closes retail outlets
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OFFSIDE
|
Football offence
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BUSRIDEOFFRANKENSTEIN
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Monstrous journey?
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SIGNOFF
|
Not working after notice, and stop claiming benefit
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OFFSEASON
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Not much work here now, so away on your travels, my sailor-boy
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OFFSIDE
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Not near to being illegal
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COFFEE
|
Note of consultant¿s earnings made at elevenses
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OFFSEASON
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Not on time when trade is slack
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OFFERING
|
Not so keen on Ireland. Gee, you can have it on a plate!
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OFFONESTROLLEY
|
Nuts stupidly left on floor? Yes
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POSTOFFICE
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Job of female leading one church organisation to facilitate communication
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DECKOFFICER
|
Navigation aide
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MIDOFF
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Numberless spies remove person in field
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WORSTOFF
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Most in need of help
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OUTOFFORM
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Off school, not doing well
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OFFROAD
|
Motorway exit where tractors should go?
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DOFFED
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Of hat, took it off
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PROFFER
|
Offer a suggestion
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PUTOFF
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'Never ... ... till tomorrow what you can do today'
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COFFEEBREAK
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Office ritual
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OFF
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Of food, begining to decay
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OFFING
|
No innings, it seems, in an out to sea manner
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OFFERING
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No longer so keen on Ireland? Gee, and it's a gift!
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DANDELIONCOFFEE
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No offence - laddie's drunk non-alcoholic drink
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in-offs
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Foul shots in snooker, scoring shots in billiards
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OFFICER
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One caught in bid to be policeman perhaps
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OFFEREE
|
One considering a proposal
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COFFEEPOT
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One may plunge away, sealing leak up in company time
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OFFHAND
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Not on duty, worker is casual
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OFFERER
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One making proposals
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OFF THE CUFF
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Not prepared to mess with quartet of females? Touché!
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OFFCENTRE
|
Not quite true
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ONEOFF
|
Not repeated - singular
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OFFSTUMP
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One of the three poles behind a batsman
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OFFCOLOUR
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Not well and not working -- show embarrassment
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GIVEOFF
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Not working after present discharge
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RIPOFF
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Last message of female cheating
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THESIGNOFFOUR
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Novel by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
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Youngoffender
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Lawbreaker aged between 10 and 21
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SCOFFER
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One who pokes fun at a pig
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OFFBALANCE
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Leaving rest unprepared
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CASTOFF
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Of ship, release from moorings
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SCOFFER
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One who'll eat and drink, briefly entertained by sister
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OFFWEGO
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''Let's get moving''
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CALLOFF
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Order to desist, so visit cancelled
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CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
One's close acquaintances
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RAKEOFF
|
Operator's percentage
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HOMEOFFICE
|
Night and day locations for interior department
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OFFWHITE
|
Light colour deflecting from cue-ball
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ON OFFER
|
Like a bargain? One not available continuously?
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OFFANDON
|
Out of condition, Donna's disturbed, fitfully
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OFF
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Opposite of ''on''
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KEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
Park sign directive
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OFFICIATE
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One performing in place of business to preside in church
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OFFAIR
|
Not broadcasting rotten tune
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HANDOFFTHEBATON
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Participate in a relay race
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OFFAMANS
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Part 2 of epigram
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OFFGUARD
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Not taking a drug, foolishly, so lacking alertness
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COFFEESHOP
|
Payments bound to support business, fine outlet, which is refreshing?
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POLIAKOFF
|
Look, first-class arrangement of mid-section (between quiet and very loud) for dramatist
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INOFF
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Losing Hazard contributes to pain of fans
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TURNOFF
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Performance by cricket side causing loss of interest
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OFFYEAR
|
Not-so-crucial election time
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OFFSEASON
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Opposed settings covering shipping areas when business is slack
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GOFFE
|
Loyalist opposed to Cade is off, for example, in a disturbed state
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OFF-AA
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Period not at one's best
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OFFCOURSE
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Maintaining frequency, naturally lost
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OFFONESOWNBAT
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Personally, runs come so spontaneously
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GETOFFONESCHEST
|
Make a confession of
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GETOFFTHEGROUND
|
Make a good start explaining what red card requires player to do
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INOFF
|
Game shot by popular officer
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ON AND OFF
|
Occasionally in the two cricket sides
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OFFERS
|
Makes bid or tenders
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OFFHOUR
|
Period of low activity
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OFFDAY
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Period when one is not at one's best
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OFFEROR
|
Person with a proposal
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TICKOFF
|
Mark as present; reprove
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OFFAL
|
Old king left refuse
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TICKEDOFF
|
Marked as present and reprimanded
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OFFSHOOT
|
Pedal around quiet branch
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GANGOFFOUR
|
Political clique's go-go fun — far out
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INOFFICE
|
Politician's place
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OFFICERS
|
Members of police one caught being taken in by bribes?
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OFFSTAGE
|
Poor toff's decline unseen by spectators
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in-off
|
Pot mostly in the air: I refuse to fill it
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GOOFOFFICE
|
Post a jester might run for?
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POLIAKOFF
|
Polka I botched not on for organizer of the summer party
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SCOFF
|
Pooh-pooh, with 'at'
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OFFER
|
Present in unopened box
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OFFERS
|
Presents for acceptance or rejection
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OFFICE
|
Post - bureau
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WEBOFFSET
|
Modern method of printing
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CASTOFF
|
Prepare to leave the dock (2 words)
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BILLOFFARE
|
Pre-prandial reading
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SETOFFFIREWORKS
|
Produce pyrotechnics
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BETTEROFF
|
More fortunate, is cured and taking a break
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GENERALPOTSOFFICE
|
Place to go for kitchenware?
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OFF
|
Prince "Get ___"
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SQUARE OFF
|
Prepare to fight in marketplace? Not on!
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OFFERCOFFERSCOFFER
|
Propose placing a mocking person in a strongbox?
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OFFER
|
Proposal to get cold off one's chest
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|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
Propose measure after drink to reserve glossy publication
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OFFER
|
Propose to give
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OFFER
|
Proposed purchase price
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OFFICER
|
Policeman's bad run following diamonds
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REELOFF
|
Quickly pronounce dance cancelled
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TOFFS
|
Posh people
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SCOFF
|
Quickly swallow ridicule
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OFF
|
Rancid or not in operation
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OFFAL
|
Putting cargo on (ship)
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CLEAROFF
|
Go away untroubled on holiday
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CLEAROFF
|
Go away when it's cloudless on holiday
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PROFFER
|
Put forward for acceptance
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BACKOFF
|
Rear of female retreat
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OFFERS
|
Presents for acceptance
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KEEPOFF
|
New lawn sign
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|
COFFEEBREAKANDYOUDONT
|
Quote, part 6
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|
BRUSHOFF
|
Refusal to acknowledge sweeper out of form
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|
OFFAL
|
Refuse to give old fellows a pound
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|
OFFICESTAFF
|
Receptionists, secretaries, etc.
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|
RATTLEOFF
|
Recite (items) at speed
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|
REELOFF
|
Recite by heart
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|
RATTLEOFF
|
Recite quickly
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|
OFFCUT
|
Rancid meat, a smaller piece thereof
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|
LETSCALLTHEWHOLETHINGOFF
|
Proposal to discontinue noted line (4,4,3,5,5,3)
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|
OFFER
|
Propose; make available
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|
LETOFF
|
Released and shot
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|
OFFAL
|
Rejected parts no longer available to a Liberal
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|
CHEESEDOFF
|
Remove dairy produce before getting exasperated
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|
OFFER
|
Provide (an opportunity)
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|
NODOFF
|
React to a dull lecture, perhaps
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CASTOFF
|
Rejected accountant's a real gent
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BSOFFTHEWALLS
|
Removal of totally false graffiti?
|
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OFFTHERACK
|
Not custom-tailored
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|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
Reprieves side to give vent to feelings
|
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DOFF
|
Remove, hat say
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OFF THE PACE
|
Removed from a particular post, Liberal leaves behind leader
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SUBPOSTOFFICE
|
Reserve policeman tailed outside bar, inferior establishment of sorts?
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SOUNDOFF
|
Respond at roll call
|
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TRADEOFF
|
Quid pro quo deal on holiday
|
|
FAIRLYWELLOFF
|
Quite rich. We will shortly be on our way
|
|
NODOFF
|
Note frequencies after turning on 'snooze'
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|
THEOFF
|
Racing start for ambassador grabbed by one from Eton, for example
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|
HEELOFFORTUNE
|
Rich cad's show?
|
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LETOFF
|
Release upper-class type supporting the French
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Rich person collects minimal cash for confidential info
|
|
DOFF
|
Remove (e.g. hat)
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Callitoff
|
Ring one gent to cancel engagement
|
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STRIKEOFF
|
Remove from professional register for misconduct
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CORDOFFIREWOOD
|
Result of dad's labor, perhaps
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FALLOFFTHEWAGON
|
Resume drinking
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|
OFFER
|
Remove top from box to reveal present
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|
SCRAPEOFF
|
Remove, as windshield ice
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|
RINSEDOFF
|
Removed soap and dirt
|
|
COOKOFF
|
Range war?
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|
REOFFEND
|
Risk asking for more time?
|
|
HOWLOFFAME
|
Rin Tin Tin's wail?
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Nurse goes to shed for farewell do
|
|
TEAROFFSTRIP
|
Reprimand overlooking article providing for opener?
|
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RAYOFFLIGHT
|
Reason for cockpit glare?
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ONOFF
|
Of a two pole switch
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Peacock exhibition abandoned
|
|
REELOFF
|
Recite effortlessly
|
|
OFFTHESHOULDER
|
Revealing article, ought to put in bid
|
|
OFFCENTRE
|
Rotten soldier hides money from eccentric
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|
OFFA
|
Refuse stopping short old king
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Rocket launch
|
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LIFTOFF
|
Rocket launch
|
|
TOFF
|
Rich person (colloq.)
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RIPOFF
|
Greatly overpriced item
|
|
SCOFF
|
Ridicule — guzzle
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Rou� has disappointing share
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
Old female darts across motorway, getting out of bounds
|
|
PASSEDOFF
|
Relayed (to)
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|
OFFENDING
|
Rotten finish - appalling!
|
|
OFF
|
Rotten start
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Removal of mattress cover results in reprimand
|
|
BURNTOFFERING
|
Sacrifice coming from lousy cook?
|
|
STRIP OFF
|
Remove one’s clothes
|
|
RINSEOFF
|
Remove suds from
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|
SLIPOFF
|
Remove, as shoes
|
|
TOOKOFF
|
Removed and copied
|
|
BITOFF
|
Removed, like Easter bunny heads
|
|
REGISTRYOFFICE
|
Grey, fifties? Cor, this could be one's first and last record shop
|
|
OFFICER
|
Person holding a position of authority
|
|
BURNTOFFERING
|
Sacrifice a delayed dinner might represent?
|
|
WHATKINDOFFOOLAMI
|
Sammy Davis, Jr.
|
|
COFFEE
|
One hundred by way of charge for a drink
|
|
BULLYOFF
|
Ruffian leaving for start of play
|
|
OFFATTHEMOUTH
|
Run __ (talk too much)
|
|
WELLOFF
|
Rich; fortunate
|
|
CASTSOFF
|
Scoffs at disorganised sheds
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Ridicules or eats slangily
|
|
RUNSOFF
|
Scores at one side of wicket, and scampers away
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
One way to celebrate
|
|
CRYOFF
|
Scratch could make you scream out
|
|
FIRSTOFFENDER
|
One's never been up a tree: effort ends disastrously!
|
|
JACKINOFFICE
|
Self-important public official
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
Second-generation shows
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
Plain substance smelly cat dislodged
|
|
DASHEDOFF
|
Hastily wrote and ran away
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Send away, it's a total wreck
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
Series of low very low grades deciding contests
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Play opening shot in golf match
|
|
TICKED OFF
|
Second editor leaving, reprimanded
|
|
IMOFF
|
''See ya later!''
|
|
IMOFF
|
'See ya later!'
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
Sharp warning
|
|
THROWOFF
|
Shed, manage to get free from
|
|
FIREOFF
|
Send an angry letter
|
|
INTEROFFICEMEMO
|
Sheet from a coworker
|
|
COFFEE
|
Popular drink made from ground beans
|
|
OFF
|
Popular insect repellent
|
|
PINCHOFF
|
Sever by squeezing
|
|
OFFS
|
Show-___ (braggarts)
|
|
TEAR OFF A STRIP
|
Severely criticise what buyer of multiple raffle tickets may do
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
See red arch on holiday, then head out to take in lake
|
|
LAYOFFTHEBZE
|
Shun spirits
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Sick of feminine bias
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Sick of football club getting no score, look grim
|
|
THROWOFF
|
Shed of limited height beside terrace possessed by rich guy
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Peccadillo
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Peeling wallpaper is so unconventional
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Percolator not working - letter about it post office ultimately lost
|
|
OFFER
|
Present as an act of worship
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
Presidential room
|
|
in-off
|
Shot of Russian composer dismissing notorious landlord
|
|
CRYOFF
|
Shout 'Rotten!' and cancel your agreement
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Side of cricket field (leg) not visible from house
|
|
TURNOFFS
|
Side roads or bad manners
|
|
HEADEDOFF
|
Prevented top news boss literally escaping?
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Person absent, never to be seen again
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
Showdowns
|
|
INOFFS
|
Snooker hazards
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
Hints for basketball players?
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
Snobbish aristo, one Dee's diverted
|
|
ROLOFF
|
Photographer Beny
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Softie travelling about freezing point on new snow
|
|
COMESOFF
|
Some loony in business, very loud, succeeds
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
Prosaic in reality
|
|
SHUFFLEOFF
|
Slowly depart
|
|
OFFICEKNACKS
|
Skills needed for a business workplace?
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Slack time in which cricket sides traverse oceans
|
|
SLIPOFF
|
Sneak away and get partly undressed
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
Snooty and sweet-smelling?
|
|
OFFCAMERA
|
So as to avoid getting shot
|
|
INOFF
|
Sort of shot in billiards or by batting cricket side
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Soccer offence
|
|
INOFF
|
Snooker hazard
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Put phone down on copper needing time away
|
|
OFFICIALESE
|
Pompous language moderated if I lose face
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Speaks contemptuously or eats greedily
|
|
OFFDAY
|
Some leave when one's not at one's best?
|
|
TOFF
|
Posh person
|
|
POPOFF
|
Speak indiscreetly
|
|
OFFBEAM
|
Spoilt, flash and wrongheaded
|
|
INOFF
|
Pot of white stuff: onion tips, peeled
|
|
HOSEOFF
|
Spray down with water
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Staff ego unfortunately not visible to the audience
|
|
BEETLEOFF
|
Stag maybe cancelled -- scurry along
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start (golf)
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Hot drink dispenser
|
|
SHOWOFFS
|
Hot-doggers
|
|
SHOWINGOFF
|
Hot-DOGging
|
|
OFFTHEGROUND
|
Started flying?
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
Starting to get off to Ireland, for contributions
|
|
COFFEESLEEVES
|
Starbucks slip-ons
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start the first hole
|
|
OFFER
|
Sovereign added to rotten bid
|
|
COOLOFF
|
Speak softly and see females calm down
|
|
OVERCOFFEE
|
How some daytime daters meet
|
|
OFFSET
|
Printing type
|
|
GIVEOFF
|
Produce an abridged version of Chaucer — current volume retained
|
|
OFFICEBOYS
|
Stop skating, my lads. There's work for you inside
|
|
CASTINGOFF
|
Stopping knitting - preparing for sea
|
|
GOOFF
|
Stop loving and fall asleep
|
|
TURNEDOFF
|
Stopped working, bored
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Stop talking seeing drummer at party initially
|
|
LEAVE OFF
|
Stop when holiday's cancelled
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Rejected item
|
|
WELLOFF
|
Spring cancelled? That's rich
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Strike gets cancelled -- finish work
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Release (a boat) from its moorings
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPLACE
|
Springboard?
|
|
GOOFFCOURSE
|
Stray, or what the first six letters of the starred answers do (each by one letter)?
|
|
OFFTOPIC
|
Straying from the subject
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Strange how a ball may bounce in a game at Eton?
|
|
SNAPOFF
|
Prune, in a way
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Strike golf ball at beginning of each hole
|
|
OFFICEMAX
|
Staples rival
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start golf round
|
|
WARDINGOFF
|
Repelling fighting dog with force on two occasions
|
|
TICK OFF
|
Reprimand (someone)
|
|
TELLOFF
|
Reprimand (someone)
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Reprimand (someone)
|
|
tear a strip off
|
Reprimand (someone)
|
|
SETOFF
|
Start to explode
|
|
FACEDOFF
|
Started a Devils game
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPOINT
|
Starting location
|
|
PENSIONEDOFF
|
Starts 14 across with journalist, as it?s not on to be put out of one?s job
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Start to stop out
|
|
TOFF
|
Stylish bloke
|
|
PULLOFF
|
Succeed at (2 words)
|
|
PULLOFF
|
Succeed in act to disconnect?
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Hurt at having had its tail docked?
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Suddenly become popular -- and leave
|
|
BILLOFFARE
|
Restaurant-car menu?
|
|
IRISHCOFFEE
|
Stiff, hot drink
|
|
OFFERED
|
Supplied feed for bull
|
|
SNAPOFF
|
Suddenly break, as a twig
|
|
INSTANTCOFFEE
|
Quick pick-me-up?
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Stop pain
|
|
TOFFEEAPPLE
|
Sweet of coated fruit
|
|
BACKOFF
|
'I don't want to fight, man'
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet made from butter and sugar
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Strapped for cash? That's quite wrong!
|
|
ONOFF
|
Switch positions?
|
|
OFFTHEMARK
|
Stray animals' location after flooding engulfs millions
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
Readily available, as parts
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Take a side road and shut it
|
|
NOOFFENSE
|
Reason a team might have lost the Super Bowl?
|
|
FLEETOFFOOT
|
Swift in motion
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Rise from the runway (2 words)
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
Swimmers unimaginative, in reality (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
OFF THE RECORD
|
Taken from album not intended for release?
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
Substandard light cream
|
|
ABITOFF
|
Substandard may mean a small reduction in price
|
|
COMEOFF
|
Succeed but stop bowling?
|
|
COMEOFF
|
Succeed, but don't stay at peak
|
|
JOBOFFER
|
Success in a certain search
|
|
Pullingoff
|
Successfully removing label?
|
|
SHOOTONESMOUTHOFF
|
Talk freely or tactlessly
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Subsidiary product or branch
|
|
PULLSOFF
|
Succeeds at surprisingly
|
|
BOFFO
|
Successful, in Variety
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
Tears seen across unavailable overpriced items
|
|
GOOFFATATANGENT
|
Suddenly talk about a new subject
|
|
OFFBALANCE
|
Teetering, perhaps [second word of ''start'']
|
|
SPEAKOFFTHECUFF
|
Talk extemporaneously
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
Release pent-up emotions, or what the starred answers can do
|
|
CARRYOFF
|
Releasing new comedy film series following win
|
|
OFFMESSAGE
|
Terrible gaffes -- some politically incorrect!
|
|
RINSEDOFF
|
Removed soap and dirt, e.g.
|
|
DOFFS
|
Removes, as one's hat
|
|
SCRAPESOFF
|
Removes, as paint
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Repel (intruder)
|
|
TOFFEES
|
Supporters, of course, eating rotten sweets
|
|
OFFER
|
Tender belonging to France's queen
|
|
OFFER
|
Tender chest, topless
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
Switch choices occasionally
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Rudely casual; impromptu
|
|
FIREOFFAREPLY
|
Respond quickly
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet made with butter and sugar
|
|
SAWSOFF
|
Takes, as a bough
|
|
OFFALY
|
That's a rubbishy class of a county
|
|
WAROFFICE
|
The department of state responsible for the British Army, now part of the Ministry of Defence
|
|
DOFF
|
Take off hat as mark of respect
|
|
LETOFF
|
The French aristocrat not guillotined?
|
|
CHARMSOFFINCHES
|
Talismans for Peter and family?
|
|
OFFER
|
Tender or propose
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Tax deduction
|
|
OFFICES
|
Term for specific prayers in the Christian liturgy, such as Matins and Vespers
|
|
OFFAL
|
The county begins to be so rubbishy
|
|
TOOKOFF
|
The ecdysiast ..
|
|
OFFER
|
Tender, bid
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
Scatty Liberal holding off dynamic person
|
|
OFFICE
|
That's just not on for 23 down
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Scientist (sl.)
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
The launching of a spacecraft
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
The launching of a space-craft
|
|
TELLOFF
|
Scold informally
|
|
KNOCKEDOFFEARLY
|
The unambitious worker ___
|
|
FOROFFICE
|
Run __ (seek a political position)
|
|
Tearingoff
|
Rushing away after meal - band is cancelled
|
|
FILMBUGOFF
|
'Them' versus 'Arachnophobia' showdown?
|
|
POLITICALOFFICE
|
Seat of a sort
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Increase offer, partly to reduce tension
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
Satirical imitations
|
|
IMOFF
|
''See ya later''
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
They start basketball games
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
They're done wrong to be dockers, perhaps
|
|
BORISKARLOFF
|
''The Old Dark House'' star (1932)
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Scientist dropping in and covering final rocket launch
|
|
COFFIN
|
Thick-walled container for transporting radioactive materials
|
|
TOEOFFROG
|
Ingredient in a witches' brew
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Inside information given
|
|
OFFICES
|
Services provided by government departments
|
|
GOOFFONONE
|
See red fluff withdrawn from zip
|
|
OFFENSE
|
Insult or injury
|
|
OFFCAST
|
Thrown away
|
|
HIVEOFF
|
Sell industrial centre belonging to France
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Send a letter - complete failure
|
|
OFFELECTIONS
|
Time for some to vote, minus one year?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Sensitive people take it to be a crime
|
|
AIROFFENSIVE
|
Series of sorties
|
|
Officejunior
|
Service by less advanced employee
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
Short encounter finished in rejection
|
|
OFFDRIVE
|
Shot over very loud broadcast of Verdi
|
|
FEOFFS
|
There's 25 down in such properties
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Toffee (anag.)
|
|
OFFTHEPACE
|
Shelved, article on power by one behind leading group
|
|
OFFERS
|
They're tender enough to hold 28 across after a century
|
|
COFFEEPOTS
|
They're warmed up
|
|
OFFING
|
'Topping' is removing, removing top
|
|
NAMESOFFLOWERS
|
They're hidden in this puzzle's seven longest answers
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
Short, like a shotgun (Var.)
|
|
POLISH OFF
|
Tongue rotten, put away
|
|
DOFFED
|
Took off hat respectfully
|
|
KROFFT
|
Sid or Marty of kids' TV shows
|
|
SPINOFF
|
Side benefit
|
|
TEARASTRIPOFF
|
Thus may rap artiste show discipline?
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
Tick on list as having arrived or been completed
|
|
SCOFFLAWS
|
Ticket dodgers
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Tie-breaking election
|
|
OFFEND
|
Sin unacceptable -- stop!
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Time of year when business is slackest
|
|
DOFF
|
Tip, as a fedora
|
|
CARRYOFF
|
Transport to a new location
|
|
RINGSOFFIRE
|
Some daredevil props
|
|
OFFED
|
Slew, in slang
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
Some shorts
|
|
ROPEOFFTHEAREA
|
Isolate a crime scene
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unconventional females worn out by love
|
|
OFFTHEBEATENTRACK
|
Unconventional syncopated Eastern number's first item on CD
|
|
SOFFIT
|
Undersurface (of e.g. arch)
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Unpleasant attack
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Unrepeatable experience
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
Truly, trouble dogs a South American absent from work (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
OFFEND
|
Upset; transgress
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Unofficially fetch order of new...
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
It holds a hot beverage (2 words)
|
|
FIRSTOFF
|
Sources of wood, good sort initially ...
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Unavailable to add spice during the quiet period
|
|
OFFUTURERESULTS
|
Underdog's motivation (Part 3)
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Unfriendly resistance put up by school?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Tripe gone bad entirely: not quite
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
Vent one's annoyance
|
|
OFFGUARD
|
Unprepared for railwayman past sell-by date?
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Sort of call a yodeller makes at a quiet time?
|
|
SHOWEDOFF
|
Unfinished footwear we remove ostentatiously put on display
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Volunteer harbours aim to see transgressor
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start a drive
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Start coach out of spectators' sight
|
|
HABITOFFORCE
|
Tyrant's history?
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Warn in advance
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Very overpriced item
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Warning in argument about surgery coming up
|
|
SAWOFF
|
Was turned away - or made to leave
|
|
TOFFEEAPPLES
|
Sticks to sweet fruits
|
|
OFFTHEAIR
|
Unfair one particular song's not being broadcast
|
|
EATSOFF
|
Uses, as plates
|
|
GETOFF
|
Stones "___ of My Cloud"
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Stop knitting - discarded - prepare to sail away
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Volunteer brought about demise of guilty party
|
|
SAWEDOFFSHOTGUN
|
Weapon for Clyde Barrow
|
|
BOFFO
|
''Variety'' superlative
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Spot on holiday in decline
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Unwell or mildly indecent
|
|
ORDERLYOFFICERS
|
Well-oiled drunk cries off who should be on duty today?
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Warning that's pointless?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Waste of running water
|
|
OFFICE
|
Start diamond business
|
|
SETOFF
|
'Start not to be on 17 across (3,3)'
|
|
OFFERSANAPOLOGY
|
Utters rueful words
|
|
BLOWINGOFFSTEAM
|
Venting one's anger
|
|
CARRYOFF
|
Successfully manage an abduction?
|
|
KNOCKEDSPOTSOFF
|
Stole points inside, so won easily
|
|
BREAKSOFF
|
Stops or starts playing billiards
|
|
OFFALY
|
What a frightfully rubbishy place it sounds!
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
What's out of step if one goes downhill here?
|
|
OFFDAY
|
Swap parts in vacation, not most brilliant patch
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet aristo extremely enviable
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet towards female taking charge
|
|
BANKOFFICER
|
Wells Fargo branch manager, e.g
|
|
ON AND OFF
|
Switch positions from time to time
|
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OFFANDON
|
Switch positions from time to time
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ONANDOFF
|
Switch positions from time to time
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ON AND OFF
|
Switch positions occasionally
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OFFANDON
|
Switch positions occasionally
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ONANDOFF
|
Switch positions occasionally
|
|
BALLOTBOXOFFICE
|
Where votes for best films are counted?
|
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OFFS
|
Wastes, in gangster flicks
|
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OFFBEAT
|
Whack-whack-whacky
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CAMEOFF
|
Succeeded, but not as a rider
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PASSOFF
|
Take a satisfactory course; fraudulently impose
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RAKEOFF
|
Whisking for fake cream
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DOFF
|
Take off (a hat)
|
|
OFFS
|
'Takes care of'
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|
SETOFF
|
What one may do for starters
|
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WAXONWAXOFF
|
Teaching catchphrase popularized by 'The Karate Kid'
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OFFTOWAR
|
Where soldiers go
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RIPOFF
|
Tearaway�s financial exploitation
|
|
UNOFFICIALSTART
|
With 55 Across, what 19 Across signifies
|
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RINGOFFIRE
|
Johnny Cash classic
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OFFER
|
Tender - proposal
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PROFFERING
|
Tendering for public relations, initially
|
|
OFFDAYS
|
When one is out of sorts
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
When red cards are put on hold?
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|
BRIDGEOFFIRE
|
Where 26 describes card game of burning significance?
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|
SENTOFF
|
What one gets for foul behaviour
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
Where many a ''Seinfeld'' scene took place
|
|
CUTOFF
|
That's a blow - about to disinherit
|
|
BOOKINGOFFICE
|
Where to buy tickets
|
|
OFFICE
|
Where a white-collar worker works
|
|
OFFICE
|
Workplace no longer kept very cold?
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Tender having lost tail, animal hides out of sight
|
|
OFFERING
|
Tendering - sacrifice
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Where player's not seen having bad leg
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|
LETOFF
|
The French gent is given a reprieve
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
Wrongdoers cease interrupting proposals
|
|
OVLOFFICE
|
White House tour highlight
|
|
OFFISH
|
That's a bit unfriendly of Ray perhaps
|
|
WEHAVELIFTOFF
|
Words following a countdown
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
Workers leaving factory maybe requiring no intervention
|
|
OFFICEPRODUCT
|
Workplace purchase
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
The French nob's side go ballistic
|
|
OFFENCE
|
The handler's misdemeanor
|
|
OFFICEMAXIM
|
'You don't have to be busy to look busy,' e.g.?
|
|
POSTOFFICE
|
You may get its stamp of approval
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
The 'Scotsman' for instance did it to get rid of surplus energy
|
|
DASHOFF
|
Write a quick note and leave in a hurry
|
|
SOFFIT
|
'The underside of part of a building, arch say (6)'
|
|
NEEDSAWEEKOFF
|
The unhappy calendar maker ..
|
|
OFFBEAM
|
Wrong (navigation)
|
|
COFFERS
|
Those making a noise in chests?
|
|
SCOFFLAW
|
Ticket ignorer
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Time when a spacecraft is launched
|
|
BACKOFFBUSTER
|
'You're in my space, pal!'
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Time of year when business is slack
|
|
TAKETHEDAYOFF
|
Tokay, heated mistakenly, following pages? Don't go to work!
|
|
DRUGOFF
|
Towed away, colloquially
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Total wreck, send it away
|
|
THEYREOFF
|
Track cry after 'and'
|
|
GETSOFF
|
Leaves (bus); is (wrongly?) acquitted
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Left field in bad condition after running a lot
|
|
OFFAL
|
Tripe, sweetbreads
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Less busy (time)
|
|
ONOFF
|
Light switch type
|
|
SOFFIT
|
Underside of structure pliable, provided held back
|
|
SOFFITS
|
Undersides of overhangs
|
|
NODOFF
|
Unintentionally fall asleep
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Unacceptable charge to deliver goods
|
|
OFFLOADED
|
Unburdened oneself on holiday, extremely rich
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unusual of female to strike
|
|
WRITEOFFS
|
Uncollectible debts, to accountants
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Uncommunicative No. 10 is source of hearsay
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Unpleasant; attack
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Very chewy confection
|
|
COFFIN
|
Very loud in cash of late
|
|
COFFER
|
Wantin' to get first confession off 'er chest
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Wacky, eccentric
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
What an angry, itinerant, unwary witch may do?
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
What copper may be when out of uniform?
|
|
WOREOFF
|
Lost its effect
|
|
TIPOFF
|
When Shaq begins to play
|
|
OFFICE
|
Where professional or clerical duties are performed
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Where Claudius is during Hamlet's 'To be, or not to be' soliloquy
|
|
OFFONESTROLLEY
|
Mad - finally found hospital bed?
|
|
OFFA
|
Who ditched England and Wales of all football clubs?
|
|
CLEANOFF
|
Wipe, as a tabletop
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Make copies and exit at speed
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Make copies of
|
|
OFFICE
|
Workplace for white-collar workers
|
|
OFFACT
|
Words after a matter
|
|
ONOFF
|
Words on a switch
|
|
LASTOFFER
|
Words preceding "Take it or leave it"
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Mark in carpet
|
|
BILLOFFARE
|
Menu in Paddington's 'as much as you can eat', according to Spooner
|
|
AFTERNOONCOFFEE
|
Midday cup of caffeine
|
|
BRASSEDOFF
|
Miserable -- as might be trombonist?
|
|
OFFTHERAILS
|
Mistakenly hail efforts appearing disorganised
|
|
FAIROFFACE
|
Monday's issue is said to be so attractive
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
Most powerful workstation, perhaps
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
No calls can be received out of trouble?
|
|
OFFERING
|
No longer so keen on Ireland? Gee, it's a gift!
|
|
OFFOF
|
No longer using
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Non-playing coach attached to cricket side
|
|
OFFMIKE
|
Not meant to be heard by the audience, in a way
|
|
OFFLINE
|
Not surfing currently
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
Occasionally working with old fellows
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Of an admirer, assume it means 'not always'
|
|
OFFAL
|
Old king has left on lights etc
|
|
OFFA
|
Old Mercia king
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Old very loud male beginning to expostulate in the wings
|
|
ONEOFF
|
On 'em in us?
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
'On your way! Scarper!' Reinforce with sole of boot to get result
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Out-of-form team in no position to score goal
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Pass or shed burden to someone else
|
|
SPECIALOFFER
|
Pearl�s office organising bargain
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
Perform legal duties
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Piece of material left over
|
|
OFFICERS
|
Police, perhaps in charge, taken in by bids
|
|
CRIMEPREVENTIONOFFICER
|
Policeman helping to deter burglaries, etc
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman providing back-up in new force
|
|
POPOFF
|
Popular not wanting to go to sleep
|
|
OFFICER
|
Possible policeman’s bid to keep in charge
|
|
PHOTOOFFSET
|
Printing process using plates
|
|
OFFICER
|
Promoted soldier not in reserve, right?
|
|
SEALSOFF
|
Puts a barrier around marine animals starting to smell?
|
|
KNOCKEDOFFEARLY
|
Quit before 5:00
|
|
BILLOFFARE
|
Rail ticket receipt offering food options
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Redundancy? Give over!
|
|
LETOFF
|
Refrain from punishing, or ignite a firework
|
|
OFFCHANCE
|
Remote possibility given by rotten card in Monopoly
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Remove - stopping of a flow
|
|
DOFF
|
Remove a cap
|
|
DOFF
|
Remove for checking, perhaps
|
|
DOFF
|
Remove in respect
|
|
TEAROFF
|
Rip out
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Rotten team illegally positioned
|
|
RACHMANINOFF
|
Russian composer and pianist whose prelude in C sharp minor became so popular that he tired of playing it
|
|
OFFERING
|
Sacrifice queen in near future -- or present
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Satisfying conclusion
|
|
INOFF
|
Scoring stroke at billiards
|
|
TEARASTRIPOFF
|
Severely criticize what a seller of raffle tickets is seen to do?
|
|
OFFICE
|
Shortened copper post
|
|
SHRUGSOFF
|
Shoulders no responsibility?
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Sides batting intermittently
|
|
SCOFFERS
|
Skeptics
|
|
OFF
|
Slightly awry
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Snob nose?
|
|
NOSKINOFFMYBACK
|
'So what?!'
|
|
OFF
|
Somewhat gamy
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Sour face, in wrong place to score!
|
|
COFFEETREE
|
Source of certain beans
|
|
ALLBERETSAREOFF
|
Special Forces order when greeting a lady?
|
|
LEADOFF
|
Star unavailable to open proceedings
|
|
TAKEOFFICE
|
Start a new job -- get champagne ready to pop?
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Start of a plane trip
|
|
SETOFF
|
Start on journey
|
|
GETOFFTHEGROUND
|
Start, as a project
|
|
RING OFF
|
Stop conversation, indicating marriage is over?
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Stop vessel caught in swell
|
|
OFFSIDER
|
Subordinate not on team register initially
|
|
OFF
|
Switch status
|
|
IMOFF
|
''Ta ta!''
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Temporarily discharge (workers)
|
|
OFFALY
|
That sounds a rubbishy class of a place - to an awful extent, perhaps
|
|
off-ramp
|
The American equivalent of an exit slip road
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
The launching of a spacecraft - sounds explosive
|
|
OFF
|
The ''O'' in OTB
|
|
HOFF
|
'The Tao of Pooh' author Benjamin
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
There's no performance of 'The Peacock'
|
|
THEVALLEYOFFEAR
|
They've all shifted away from hearing a criminal case
|
|
KICKSOFFTONIGHT
|
TiVo alert
|
|
OFFENDS
|
Turned bottoms, producing affronts
|
|
EASINGOFF
|
Turning fine, as fog is releasing grip
|
|
GOESOFF
|
Turns - explodes - leaves
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Two cricket sides cross oceans - wrong time for tourists
|
|
OFFTHECUFF
|
Unofficially - improvised
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Unpleasant — attack
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unusual when Bobby isn't on his round
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Upon which, catch cold
|
|
OFFEND
|
Upset, cancelled dispatch, ignoring son
|
|
OFFWITHHISHEAD
|
Verdict of Queen on Essex, and a hearty Queen on anyone?
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
Way horse eats good and bad meat in a dish
|
|
EASE OFF
|
Weight finally taken off feet, sofa designed to relax
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Where a needle used be taken in private
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Where unreleased tracks are not to be broadcast
|
|
Coffeemorning
|
You'll have grounds for holding this meeting before lunch
|
|
OFFYEAR
|
Bad season
|
|
KETTLEOFFISHISH
|
A fine mess, kinda
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Launch a parody
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Perhaps not well on 18 down
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Unique occasion - only ten players on!
|
|
OFFICE
|
Place to perform clerical tasks
|
|
HOFFA
|
1992 role for Nicholson
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
Stop being so stupid!
|
|
OFFER
|
Volunteer — proposal
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Very loud poet is playing around on unfamiliar tracks
|
|
HOFFNUNG
|
Gerard --, artist and musician, best known for his humorous works (1925-59)
|
|
SAWEDOFFSHOTGUN
|
Oft-concealed weapon
|
|
KOFF
|
Small Dutch sailing-vessel
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Intercept and turn aside
|
|
CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
Clique, e.g.
|
|
MADEOFF
|
Left quickly
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Causing anger or annoyance
|
|
SPHEREOFFRIENDS
|
1995 Chris O'Donnell/Minnie Driver romance--refilmed in 3-D?
|
|
ADAYOFF
|
'--: An English Journal', a 1974 publication of 120 photographs taken by Tony Ray-Jones
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Quickly remove label showing exorbitant price
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Switches from time to time?
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
Nasty woman coming in so very loud? Stop taking notice
|
|
STOPSOFF
|
Son heads on holiday and calls on the way
|
|
WARDOFF
|
Prevent fighting — make fine beginning in force
|
|
COFFEEBEANN
|
"Java, do your impression of skinny pundit Coulter"
|
|
OFFS
|
Sign-__ (farewells)
|
|
DUSTINHOFFMAN.
|
See 20-Across and 54-Across
|
|
KICKOFF
|
First touch of a football
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Give advance warning or inside information
|
|
SAWOFF
|
Accompanied someone at their departure
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Public employee
|
|
MEDALOFFREEDOM
|
Award given to U.S. civilians
|
|
COFFEE
|
Hint to starts of 17, 63-Across and 10, 29-Down
|
|
PUTOFF
|
1 by stripping Lilliput of food
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
That's foul enough to have come from the flank
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
Don't touch presents belonging to female
|
|
OFFENCES
|
If you excite its appetite, the bird, though sick, took some food
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Commission (on deal)
|
|
OFF
|
Away, or no longer on the menu perhaps
|
|
OFFAL
|
Inner organs as food
|
|
OFFICER
|
Q's successor following top double agent
|
|
OFFERS
|
Tenders, presents
|
|
PROFFERS
|
Tenders, presents
|
|
HOFFA
|
He was declared dead in absentia in 1982
|
|
CUTOFFS
|
Unhemmed shorts
|
|
OFFEND
|
It will be hurtful to cut it 29 down, perhaps
|
|
OFFS
|
Kills, gangster-style
|
|
SELLOFF
|
Wagon delivering young visitors
|
|
OFFA
|
Tender voice of a Mercian ruler
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Send away for being a complete failure
|
|
GETOFF
|
Start to sleep in shed
|
|
OFFERING
|
Away 'e goes to phone for what 'e may get on a plate
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Dies off in illegal soccer position
|
|
NODSOFF
|
Terribly fond of holding son, goes to sleep
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Such a dear tearaway!
|
|
THEPROBSTOFFICE
|
Where ''Survivor'' Tribal Council meetings are held?
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensate for cancelled series
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Intercept an order to execute?
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Start of match
|
|
OFFICE
|
Bad murder charge
|
|
OFFTHEGROUND
|
Moving up?
|
|
OFFACE
|
''Monday's child is fair . . . . . .''
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
Very slightly yellowish or grey
|
|
OFFS
|
One-___ (rare events)
|
|
OFFPUTTING
|
Disconcerting shot likely to occur soon?
|
|
ASTRIPOFF
|
In harsh lesson it may be torn when taking excursion on holiday
|
|
SCOFF
|
Scorn food
|
|
FLIGHTOFFANCY
|
Departure from reality
|
|
CHARIOTSOFFIRE
|
Running film could make a historic offer
|
|
OFFICES
|
They're said by the priests to be no longer so keen on the cold things
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Poorly financed
|
|
OFFKEY
|
Unharmonious
|
|
OFF
|
(Of food) not fresh
|
|
CHARM OFFENSIVE
|
Manipulating tactic, something attractive and repulsive
|
|
OFFAL
|
The edible non-meat parts of a carcase
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
Party very loud after food, making one fed up
|
|
SELLOFFS
|
Herd instinct actions
|
|
OFFERINGS
|
The present things that put one off Ireland to start with
|
|
SELLSOFF
|
Gets rid of, as stock
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Not to be made public
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Piece of secret information
|
|
ONOFFER
|
For sale at specified price
|
|
BOFFINS
|
Evidence of poor hygiene? Smell from bottom (scientists)
|
|
OFFA
|
Tender, when speaking, for one for whom the earth moved?
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
Incredibly spicy mozzarella purchase?
|
|
MIDOFF
|
Fielding position near the bowler
|
|
OFFICER
|
Dignitary has fine, fine diamonds gold-plated
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Poor, poor lady's taken in by unelected scientist?
|
|
OFFICER
|
Captain, say, in charge aboard tender
|
|
RANOFF
|
Lammed or scrammed
|
|
OFFICEGIRL
|
She may be a gofer
|
|
OFFBY
|
— a mile (not even close)
|
|
OFFICE
|
The Catholic Liturgy of the Hours is also called Divine ____
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Sign out
|
|
OFFCUTTER
|
Delivery of fine motor-launch
|
|
off-putting
|
Unpleasant like a golfer struggling to hole?
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
High season for the children?
|
|
SAW OFF
|
Defeated, have to amputate
|
|
send-offs
|
Objective of female coming on board for departures
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Make the drive
|
|
FIRSTOFFENDER
|
One getting a light sentence? (2 words)
|
|
BOILSOFF
|
Removes via very hot water, as impurities
|
|
OFFIT
|
'Come —!' ('Get real!')
|
|
OFF
|
Rotten cricket side
|
|
GETOFF
|
Halestorm debut single "I ___"
|
|
PEACEOFFICER
|
One on a police force
|
|
SET OFF
|
With drugs around, posh chap exploded
|
|
TEESOFF
|
Starts the golf game
|
|
FOB OFF
|
To give (someone) the runaround
|
|
TAILSOFF
|
Goes away slowly, like blind mice?
|
|
INOFF
|
Foul shot on the baize, maybe – or maybe not
|
|
COFFEEBREAK
|
Alternate puzzle title (see answers to the four sets of starred clues)
|
|
IMOFF
|
''Gotta go now''
|
|
GETOFFYOURHIGHHORSE
|
'___, and the dismount from that large steed will be complete'
|
|
off-day
|
Euphemistic description of bad sporting performance
|
|
DOFF
|
Remove politely, as a hat
|
|
COMEOFF
|
Work out exit
|
|
DOFF
|
Remove some appointed officers
|
|
OFFWEGO
|
'And so it begins!'
|
|
DOFF
|
Take off, as a topper
|
|
COFFEEMUG
|
Break room vessel
|
|
OFFER
|
Tender assassin?
|
|
TAXWRITEOFF
|
Deduction on an IRS form
|
|
TOUCH OFF
|
Cause something to happen suddenly
|
|
DUSTIN HOFFMAN
|
Actor who said “A good review ... is just another stay of execution”
|
|
TOOKAYEAROFF
|
Went on sabbatical, perhaps
|
|
OFFING
|
Region some distance offshore
|
|
COME OFF IT
|
Unhappily married to office? I don’t believe you!
|
|
DROP OFF
|
To fall asleep, diminish, or leave someone at the airport?
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Begin a golf hole
|
|
EVENINGOFF
|
Night away from the usual work, maybe
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
Alerts posh folk, embracing one quietly
|
|
BESTOFFRIENDS
|
Inseparable pals
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Unseemly male exploit's beginning behind the scenes
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Piece of waste material
|
|
MORNINGCOFFEE
|
Breakfast brew
|
|
SHOOKOFF
|
Got over
|
|
OFFERER
|
Not wanting queen repeatedly to be the one presenting
|
|
DOFFING
|
Taking off (a hat)
|
|
NODOFF
|
Succumb to boredom, in a way
|
|
TRACKOFFICIAL
|
Starter or finish judge at a meet, e.g
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Right-hander's shot to the right, a bit left!
|
|
DASHOFF
|
Compose, as a quick note (2 words)
|
|
OFF
|
Old pair of females absent
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Bad fire in branch
|
|
off-roader
|
A bike or other vehicle designed for use on rough terrain
|
|
STANDOFFS
|
In small functions, remove ties
|
|
DOFF
|
Tip, as a cap
|
|
LEADOFF
|
Make the first play
|
|
OFFHANDED
|
Casual worker in affront showing no end of contrition
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Drive on a course (2 words)
|
|
TEAROFFASTRIP
|
Angrily criticise what Post Office counter clerk may do with stamps?
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Booker Prize-winning novel by Penelope Fitzgerald
|
|
NOISESOFF
|
1992 film directed by Peter Bogdanovich
|
|
OFFICEHOLDER
|
Civil servant floored chief after reorganisation
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OFFCOURSE
|
No doubt about force going wrong way
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OFFER
|
Present in box unopened
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OFFTHESHELF
|
What's in store, having finally found a boyfriend?
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OFFLICENCE
|
Being drunk and disorderly, say, left in charge in here?
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OFFENDS
|
Is an affront to
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OFFHAND
|
Curt with absent employee
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RUNOFFONESFEET
|
Exhausted by overwork
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COFFERS
|
Bids by Conservative for supply of funds
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OFFHAND
|
Casual worker absent earlier
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OFFEND
|
Rotten tip giving insult
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OFFAL
|
Waste parts of a carcass
|
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TEEOFF
|
Drive, in golf
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ONANDOFF
|
Like some unstable relationships
|
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OFFBEAT
|
Nothing following buffet? That's weird
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BRINGITOFF
|
"Challenge accepted!" ... testing, testing ... gah, try this clue: Carry out a plan
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TAKEOFF
|
Assume responsibility for ... testing, testing ... forget it, try this clue: Become very popular
|
|
HIT IT OFF
|
Get on well, having success with one swell guy
|
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OFFS
|
Electrical switch positions
|
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OFFHAND
|
Just leaving worker lacking courtesy
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OFFLINE
|
Derailed and disconnected?
|
|
tip-off
|
Hint: snooker cue no good with this!
|
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DOFF
|
Tip politely, as a cap
|
|
FAROFF
|
"I hear the — Curfeu sound,/ Over some wide-water'd shore" (Milton, Il Penseroso)
|
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OFFERED
|
Aloof before daughter proposed
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Bad boy keeps love in dump
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HOFF
|
"Danny and the Dinosaur" author Syd
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CHEESED OFF
|
Disappointed only wine available at party then? Daughter going in!
|
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GARYBURGHOFF
|
He played Radar on 'M*A*S*H'
|
|
OFFTHETABLE
|
Not up for discussion
|
|
TAKINGOFF
|
Airline pilot: “Business is ___”
|
|
long-off
|
Want profoundly bad skiers taken here?
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
Two-Oscar actor who once roomed with two-Oscar Hackman
|
|
E T A Hoffmann
|
Tchaikovsky’s ballet The Nutcracker was based on a story by this German author
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THEGLOVESAREOFF
|
'Oh, now they're really going to fight!'
|
|
STRIKESOFF
|
Removes from a list
|
|
INOFF
|
By-product, not special, gets shot
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Give secret info to
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|
OFFING
|
In the ___ (soon to happen)
|
|
STARTOFF
|
Initiate Sharp into MS Office -- no peripherals required!
|
|
OFFALY
|
Waste unknown amount in Irish county
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
Baker upset after cancelled delivery
|
|
IMOFF
|
''Ta-ta!''
|
|
OFFAL
|
Tripe gone bad completely? Not quite!
|
|
CUSSOFFICER
|
Cop who arrests people for swearing? [Hanks]
|
|
RAN OFF
|
Printed name of female below artist
|
|
OFF
|
The Donnas "Take It ___"
|
|
BILLOFFEAR
|
Skarsgard playing Pennywise the Clown in 'It'?
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
An extra match after a draw
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Eccentric out of sorts, exhausted
|
|
POSTOFFICEBOX
|
Place to pick up mail
|
|
DANCEOFFS
|
Contests with many moves, or a hint to the starred answers' outside-the-grid parts
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Is derisive
|
|
ABITOFF
|
An expert dropping in without it's rather tasteless
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
Adopted French composer said to be frequently a German one
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
Working together with officer periodically
|
|
OFF
|
Broadway opener?
|
|
trade-off
|
Embargo in place or compromise?
|
|
OFFS
|
Sign- -- (approvals)
|
|
REELEDOFF
|
Recited readily
|
|
HATSOFF
|
Led Zep "___ to (Roy) Harper"
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Non-rush-hour, say
|
|
OFFBROADWAY
|
Flintoff, Broad waywardly defending area where players hope to get runs
|
|
HATSOFFTO
|
'My admiration for...'
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
Tip at the east end of Derby, say, makes you disgruntled
|
|
OFFS
|
Show-__ (braggarts)
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman in charge on board tender
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
Household name from Chaucer
|
|
ONOFFER
|
Available for one worried about onset of flu
|
|
COFFEESHOPS
|
Places offering hot drinks and snacks
|
|
INOFFENSIVELY
|
Inside forwards in America bagging four -- lottery is void, with no harm intended?
|
|
BOFFO
|
Superb, on Broadway
|
|
OFFA
|
extracts of old fashioned forms, alliterative, describing royalty
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Witness away defeat
|
|
RACHMANINOFF
|
Composer discovers new fan from China
|
|
HITITOFF
|
Belt one aristo's got on
|
|
OFFAL
|
Refuse to eat?
|
|
OATHOFOFFICE
|
*Inauguration recital
|
|
TICKETOFFICE
|
Instant coffee; it is free in this point of purchase
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
What you take when the disc finishes -- unofficially
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
Wastes of money (2 words)
|
|
THEMANOFFEELING
|
Mackenzie protagonist akin to S J Dennis's Sentimental Bloke?
|
|
MOFFAT
|
A family of little women in Scottish town
|
|
well-off
|
Water source, rancid, requires flush
|
|
OFFRAMP
|
Freeway exit structure
|
|
pay-off
|
Bribe left out of deciding game
|
|
CHIMESOFFREEDOM
|
'64 Dylan song
|
|
OFFICEWIFE
|
Certain 'work spouse'
|
|
OFFICE
|
Place of work no longer slipping?
|
|
OFFONESTROLLEY
|
Whence to choose one's dessert bananas
|
|
FACEOFF
|
Confrontation in cafe, maybe
|
|
BITOFF
|
Detached for devouring
|
|
DOFF
|
Lift (hat)
|
|
XBOXOFFICE
|
Room at Microsoft HQ?
|
|
LODESOFFUN
|
Enjoyable gold-digging places?
|
|
BLACKCOFFEE
|
Play by Agatha Christie
|
|
PILLAROFFIRE
|
Tudor ballet a guide for desert wanderers
|
|
off-piste
|
On a slippery slope, taking unnecessary risks?
|
|
OFFSADDLE
|
'John was sharply ordered to dismount and -- his horse' (Rider Haggard, Jess)
|
|
play-off
|
Decisive tie
|
|
play-off
|
No drama in deciding match?
|
|
MATTHEWGOFFE
|
Bit player written out during riotous scene at Smithfield
|
|
FIRSTOFFENDER
|
One who has not been charged previously
|
|
THROWOFFPALANCE
|
Mislead Jack?
|
|
OFFER
|
One may be "best and final"
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Stop surfing?
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Rascal getting away with con
|
|
OFFA
|
King who had a dyke built between Mercia and Wales
|
|
OFFAL
|
Slaughterhouse waste appalling you say?
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
Composer composes off a bench
|
|
OFFERS
|
Realtors write them
|
|
INOFF
|
A foul at snooker
|
|
OFFSITE
|
At a separate location
|
|
OFFICE BLOCK
|
Business building
|
|
OFF
|
-- -the-wall
|
|
BEEFSTROGANOFF
|
Forget beans turning mouldy in Hungarian dish
|
|
OFFLINE
|
Not Internet-connected
|
|
JOFFRE
|
Joseph --, commander in chief of French forces in World War I
|
|
SCOFFERS
|
Ones jeering
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Eccentric, like policeman who has finished duty?
|
|
GEOFFREYRUSHHOUR
|
Not 'Shine,' but the 1998 action comedy ..
|
|
OFFS
|
Murders, in slang
|
|
OFFEND
|
Insult by leaving tip?
|
|
ONOFF
|
Both cricket sides constantly interrupted
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
Tongue out, eat!
|
|
BETTEROFFAL
|
Preference between two of the chef's entrails dishes?
|
|
OFFDAY
|
Leave when one's not at one�s best
|
|
off-spin
|
Not keen on what some doctors do in delivery method
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Credit cancelled for carpet
|
|
MOFFAT
|
Trollope's candidate for Scottish town
|
|
TOFF
|
Upper-class dandy
|
|
TIMEOFF
|
Work break
|
|
BORIS KARLOFF
|
Horror film star
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
A household name among thriller writers
|
|
STEPOFF
|
'Out of my face!'
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Stop calling drummer loudly
|
|
SPLITOFF
|
Become separate
|
|
FIRMESTOFFICER
|
Most strict policeman?
|
|
OFFBROADWAY
|
Direction for a budget-conscious NYC theatergoer?
|
|
VERTICALTAKEOFF
|
Cafeteria TV folk renovated in distinctive manoeuvre
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
Feminist sports activist Abigail ____
|
|
OFFTO
|
-- a bad start
|
|
VALENTINOOFFILM
|
Holiday team member #9
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Top fifes played away from the beaten track
|
|
OFFER
|
Volunteer as an assassin?
|
|
OFFICELIFE
|
Shields defended one of love
|
|
PERSONOFFAITH
|
Churchgoer, e.g
|
|
SCOFF
|
Say 'Yeah, right!,' say
|
|
OFF
|
Away side at Old Trafford
|
|
OFFSCREEN
|
Like many a Hollywood romance
|
|
OFFCHANCE
|
Vague possibility slip (but not square leg) might take this?
|
|
OFFS
|
Rip- -- (swindles)
|
|
INTHELINEOFFIRE
|
Not safely situated
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Tie-breaker arranged for fun
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Quit irking
|
|
OFFAL
|
Meat for haggis, perhaps no longer fresh — a pound
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Indefinite number act and stick around for confrontation
|
|
rip-off
|
Fraud, swindle
|
|
WALTZOFFWITH
|
Take easily
|
|
OFFS
|
Sign- -- (farewells)
|
|
THATSAREALTOFFEE
|
'You've made the Heath bar perfectly!'?
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Spare bit of paper to wrap small portions of chips up
|
|
WELLOFF
|
Successfully getting away with plenty of dosh
|
|
POLIAKOFF
|
Polka I devised cancelled for playwright
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
Jacques --, German composer of 'Orpheus in the Underworld'
|
|
OFFSITE
|
Away from the workplace
|
|
COFFEESLEEVE
|
Starbucks cup slip-on
|
|
WORNOFF
|
Completely gone, like a buzz
|
|
INCAOFFIRE
|
*Ancient Peruvian sun god?
|
|
BOFFO
|
Sensational, slangily
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
Theatre star, inwardly quiet, producing sermons
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensate for cancelled series of tennis games
|
|
OFFAL
|
Waste of trip, almost
|
|
BLACKCOFFEE
|
*Basic Starbucks order
|
|
DRIFTOFF
|
Start falling asleep
|
|
OFF
|
_____road
|
|
BETSAREOFF
|
''All __!''
|
|
TOFFLER
|
'Future Shock author Alvin'
|
|
DOZEDOFF
|
Went to slumberland
|
|
SCOFFING
|
Mocking food in Germany, primarily
|
|
FORCOFFEE
|
10:44 AM: "Hulk break ___!"
|
|
OFF
|
-- the cuff
|
|
METOFFICE
|
Morning's start with brewed coffee — it's to do with the weather
|
|
rip-off
|
Not working after rent swindle
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman in charge introduced to volunteer
|
|
OFFTO
|
___ a slow start
|
|
spin-offs
|
By-products given dubious PR by nobs, heading off
|
|
OFFEND
|
Hurt someone's feelings in cricket side, by boundary
|
|
OFFSPIN
|
Ill at home, receiving special type of delivery
|
|
show-offs
|
Those who behave ostentatiously to attract attention
|
|
COFFEEGRINDER
|
Espresso bar machine
|
|
GOOFEDOFF
|
Messed around
|
|
LEFTOFF
|
Omitted, as from a list
|
|
HOFFNUNG
|
Gerard --, German-born British cartoonist, musician, and impresario (1925-59)
|
|
SAWNOFFSHOTGUN
|
Around noon took leave of warlord carrying Aldershot's latest weapon
|
|
SOFFIT
|
Ceiling well formed originally and in good condition
|
|
OFFHAM
|
West Sussex village north of Arundel
|
|
REELOFF
|
Thus unable to show film list
|
|
ATOUCHOFFROST
|
Crime novel by R.D. Wingfield that inspired a TV series starring David Jason
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Wrong start, therefore ignoring that
|
|
OFFSET
|
Leaving group will get compensation
|
|
SLEEPOFF
|
Get rid of, as a hangover
|
|
GETOFF
|
Start to dismount
|
|
OFFER
|
One that just cannot be refused during the coming transfer window!
|
|
OFFBASE
|
Book penned by Anglo-Saxon king connected with Kent area shows Uncle Sam's wrong
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
Literal (3 words)
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Branch, derivative
|
|
COFFEETABLES
|
Some furniture (2 words)
|
|
SONOFFRANKENSTEIN
|
1939 Boris Karloff horror film
|
|
OFFAT
|
Run -- the mouth (gab)
|
|
OFFWE
|
"___ go into the wild blue yonder..."
|
|
OFFERED
|
Proposed bid
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Scientist or brainbox
|
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
It could be instant to accommodate drinking establishment
|
|
OFF
|
Kill, so to speak
|
|
BETTER OFF
|
Gambler leaving richer
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Use an exit ramp
|
|
STEPSOFF
|
Disembarks from
|
|
TAPEREDOFF
|
Reduced, as intensity
|
|
coffee-table book
|
Lavish volume of drink with large kebab, too, ordered
|
|
TOFFEEBAR
|
Brittle candy buy
|
|
LEADOFF
|
Start a song, like with a drummer's beat
|
|
off-piste
|
Runners on less firm terrain here — fine, in spite of stumbling
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
Perfect side at cricket to defeat
|
|
OFFER
|
Propose (to)
|
|
OFFA
|
King of Mercia between 757 and 796
|
|
FLINTOFF
|
He took eight wickets in Multan
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDEL
|
Leave ''Messiah'' in a hurry
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
Talisman joins odious campaign of flattery
|
|
INOFF
|
Not a direct route into a net or pocket
|
|
OFFTO
|
-- a good start
|
|
OFFBASE
|
Quite mistaken
|
|
TICKET OFFICE
|
Station sales point
|
|
OATHOFOFFICE
|
It's taken on Inauguration Day
|
|
BETTEROFF
|
Gambler getting high in happier circumstances
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
German composer of 'Orpheus in the Underworld'
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
Shows derived from shows
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
Like half of non-professionals, classy chap's to perform without hesitation. Truly! (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
DOFFED
|
Standard of Federation partially raised in tribute
|
|
IRISHCOFFEE
|
He is officer getting drunk -- what's the drink?
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Drive away, perhaps
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Barrier in slip road
|
|
OFFS
|
Switch words?
|
|
ONOFF
|
Switch words?
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
*Head for space
|
|
OFFLOADS
|
Gets rid of old French force with chaps over nothing
|
|
tear-off strip
|
Criticise losing a carton opener?
|
|
one-off
|
Unique energy incorporated in switch settings?
|
|
SPINOFF
|
'Maude' or 'Frasier'
|
|
GOOFOFFS
|
Workers who are shirkers
|
|
BLOWTHELIDOFF
|
Expose bold thief falsely entrapping depressed female
|
|
COFFEEBAR
|
Buffet measuring meat served up in carriage?
|
|
OFFSET
|
Balance of FTSE disrupted
|
|
HEIGHTOFFASHION
|
Something very stylish
|
|
COFFINNAILS
|
Cigarettes, slangily
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Temporarily suspend one of the players at Twickenham?
|
|
OFF
|
Cricket side jeer, opening pair having been dismissed
|
|
REELEDOFF
|
Recited quickly
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Between you and me where many B-sides should have been left?
|
|
badly-off
|
Highly inaccurate description of pauper
|
|
OFFICE
|
Rough diamonds in workplace
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
Unbrewed? Unlaid? Unread? Un objet
|
|
DOFFS
|
Tips for a lady, perhaps
|
|
SPOUTOFF
|
Tell everyone what you think
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Pooh-poohs, with 'at'
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
Rushes by rotten branches
|
|
OFFROAD
|
Designed for dune driving
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Enemy in retreat, safe to move around -- relax
|
|
off-putting
|
Daunting, action on green being imminent?
|
|
SAW OFF
|
Got rid of loud female — nothing was uplifting
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
Cream or eggshell
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
In reality show amateur is put in a spot leaving first (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Redundant pass?
|
|
STOPOFF
|
Brief layover (2 words)
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Jeers being caught out in vacant slips
|
|
BOFFO
|
Critic's word
|
|
kick-off
|
Start of game
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Start of game
|
|
ITOFF
|
'Knock --!' ('Quit that!')
|
|
FLINTOFF
|
He empties bars with bat and ball
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Small piece left over from a larger piece of material
|
|
EASINGOFF
|
Winding down, finishing without consent initially of female
|
|
COFFEECUP
|
Container for a morning brew
|
|
LETS OFF
|
Excuses made by the Parisian to fine female carrying son
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Leaving before Christmas maybe, when holidays are cheaper?
|
|
off-putting
|
Disconcerting to be away at golf practice?
|
|
WHEELOFFORTUNE
|
Vanna White's show
|
|
OFF
|
Last word from the referee?
|
|
TEESOFF
|
Begins a round of golf
|
|
JOEOFFEARFACTOR
|
ANAGRAM #5
|
|
SPEDOFF
|
High-tailed it out of there
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Illegally ahead of the puck
|
|
LAYSOFF
|
Stops bothering
|
|
FIGHT OFF
|
Forcibly repel
|
|
BOFFS
|
Has sex with
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
Navy rank (2 words)
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Press cancel evidence of broken engagement
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Not on, worker being so casual!
|
|
OFFICEGIRL
|
Miss doing admin work?
|
|
OFFSCUM
|
Refuse skimmed from water
|
|
OFFERED
|
Gave away European wine?
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman/policewoman
|
|
BREAKOFF
|
End, as an engagement
|
|
OFFICEHOURS
|
9-to-5, M-F, often
|
|
NAFFOFF
|
Offensive injunction to go away, first used in 'Porridge'
|
|
OFFOF
|
The Rolling Stones' 'Get -- My Cloud'
|
|
PAYOFFDEBTS
|
Resolution #3
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
Cardiff deciders
|
|
rip-off
|
Scam involving rent? Not on!
|
|
HAULSOFF
|
Carts away
|
|
HOLDOFF
|
Remain at a distance
|
|
SCOFF
|
Mock small company very loudly
|
|
CHARIOTSOFFIRE
|
1981 film written by Colin Welland and directed by Hugh Hudson
|
|
CRIESOFFEELING
|
Starbucks drink + German wine = Emotive shouts?
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Outlandish -- like Humpty Dumpty?
|
|
COFFEEMAKER
|
Percolator, machine for making hot drinks
|
|
STAND OFF
|
When new function is introduced, employees keep away
|
|
OFFS
|
Show-__ (flamboyant ones)
|
|
FLYOFF
|
-- -- the handle, lose one's temper
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Unbalanced novice climbers might fall thus
|
|
RAFFLEOFF
|
Sell via chances [UNSATISFACTORY]
|
|
FALLSOFF
|
Decreases, as revenue
|
|
UNOFFICIAL
|
Not confirmed by authority
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Crime of stolen goods receiver
|
|
warrant officers
|
Such people deserve respect, primarily in services
|
|
COMEOFF
|
Be a success? Astonished comment won't accept it
|
|
off-the-wall
|
Unconventional, like a newly escaped convict?
|
|
BOFFO
|
Great, in retro reviews
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Insist, and offer to keep deadlock
|
|
RING OFF
|
Marriage evidently over? Don't say another word!
|
|
REOFFEND
|
Commit a further crime
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
It follows the Super Bowl
|
|
OFFTHECUFF
|
Dicky, given article and box, improvised
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Not working, finished being hurt
|
|
OFFAL
|
Loaf around eating fathead butcher's scraps
|
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SET OFF
|
Leave; counterbalance
|
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OFFICIAL
|
He's in charge, and that's approved
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Outrage from trafficker
|
|
BOFFO
|
Sensational, in showbiz
|
|
OFFER
|
Word that becomes its own synonym if you add 'pr' to the front
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Decelerate (2 words)
|
|
MOREACTSOFFAITH
|
Additional prayers?
|
|
PAIROFF
|
Form groups of two, usually one male and one female
|
|
POPOFF
|
Popinjays nested around exit
|
|
OFFAL
|
Waste material rotten, bitter mostly
|
|
OFFA
|
Ancient king, very loud in old age
|
|
INOFF
|
Go ___ the deep end (2 words)
|
|
STRIKEOFF
|
Erase from an account
|
|
OFFS
|
Word after ''pay'' or ''play''
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Very loud penetrating poet is sadly on the wrong track ...
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Bolt's disappointing news about race's cancellation
|
|
OFFSCREEN
|
Apt filmdom rhyme for ''unseen''
|
|
NODDINGOFF
|
Sleeping like a sycophant?
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
Exasperated, disgusted or disgruntled
|
|
BRANCHOFFICE
|
Position held by the supervisor of a river tributary?
|
|
FLINTOFF
|
He will not operate in the ODI games!
|
|
FIGHTSOFF
|
Keeps the opposition at bay
|
|
OFFSPIN
|
Type of cricket-ball that does not go straight
|
|
SCOFFER
|
Son gets box -- one greedy for chocolates, maybe?
|
|
SOLDOFF
|
Disposed of first of funds after terrible floods
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Doctor Who's gone to air
|
|
GALLOPOFF
|
Pollster's report wrong? Get out of here!
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
Malvina --, US sculptor who trained under Rodin in Paris
|
|
OFFAL
|
Butcher shop waste
|
|
OFFSET
|
Like some wrenches
|
|
DROPS OFF
|
Delivers sweets no longer on the menu
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Use an exit ramp (2 words)
|
|
FOBOFF
|
Sell as genuine with intention to deceive
|
|
OFFENCES
|
Crimes associated with those receiving swag?
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
Worker so very loud? Keep away!
|
|
OFFICE
|
Position of rotten spire at the centre of church
|
|
OFFED
|
Killed, in gangster slang
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Only ten of team present for unique occasion!
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Brokenly, old king stands against northern fellow
|
|
BLOWTHELIDOFF
|
Curses to that swimming pool with couple of females bare
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
Composer born in Cologne in 1819
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
Insect hovering around door maybe causing rage
|
|
CRYOFF
|
Withdraw from an agreement
|
|
OFFICE
|
Place of cubicles
|
|
REELOFF
|
Speak fluently of problem for machinist?
|
|
KNOCK SPOTS OFF
|
Innings sees cricket side getting better by miles
|
|
OFFICIALISM
|
Excessive love of bureaucratic routine
|
|
CAST OFF
|
Players below par no longer wanted
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Players below par no longer wanted
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Upper-class type turning up first is deterred
|
|
LEADOFF
|
Start positioning shed behind meadow
|
|
TOSSOFF
|
Make short work of
|
|
OFFICE
|
Setting for 'Dilbert'
|
|
KEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
'Stop' sign
|
|
SLEEPINGOFF
|
Getting rid of, as a hangover
|
|
VEEROFF
|
Leave group of aeroplanes flying by turning to one side
|
|
BALLETOFFIRE
|
'Backdraft' by the Bolshoi?
|
|
COFFERS
|
Reportedly people unpopular in theatre boxes?
|
|
OFFICER
|
I see it's in a tender but rank way
|
|
KICKEDOFF
|
Expel Edward, now that they've started the game
|
|
OFFICE
|
Get it out of the fridge if you want it for working
|
|
OFFSET
|
Thus E gets soft with F. by way of compensation
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
Branches or derivatives
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Take the side road and close it
|
|
NODOFF
|
No 33 across? It could be fourfifths of the dozen
|
|
SETOFF
|
Begin journey or cause to ignite
|
|
OFF
|
Ice, so to speak
|
|
TICKINGOFF
|
It's just not on to sound like a clock and merits a reprimand
|
|
HOSTOFFRIENDS
|
Are their many acquaintances entertaining the Quakers?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Is this the receiver's crime?
|
|
OFFSET
|
Type of printing of efts
|
|
CASTOFFS
|
Come in before it is trouble inside
|
|
SETOFF
|
Get round to forbidding in a way 10 across could detect
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Being worth something in Japan, remove it by way of goodbye
|
|
ONEOFF
|
O'Neill might thus be ill in a singular manner
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Don't stay on the road — it's a bore
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Rotten worker — and so rude!
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Cease offending, dismissing outsiders — relax a bit!
|
|
TOFF
|
Swell time away
|
|
OFFAL
|
Edible entrails of animals
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
Composer on holiday with another, eating nut
|
|
STARTOFF
|
Beg in the very best swell, perhaps
|
|
PASS OFF
|
Misrepresent pops as very loud
|
|
OFFGUARD
|
Not prepared to tell the cop to go away, perhaps
|
|
COFFERS
|
Financial resources or money boxes
|
|
OFFSET
|
Balance is wrong on TV
|
|
FIRST OFFENDER
|
One acquiring conviction friend's effort is wasted
|
|
OFF BREAK
|
Delivery? Not on holiday
|
|
TAKENOFF
|
Removed — mimicked
|
|
OFFAL
|
Meat product not available? Running short, entirely
|
|
LOG OFF
|
Look, try force twice to end session
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Seems that the children are no longer so keen on 23 down
|
|
PULLITOFF
|
Will you really succeed to remove it?
|
|
BROWNED OFF
|
Annoyed, as toast is unavailable
|
|
BACK OFF
|
Defender of faith originally to withdraw
|
|
tip-off
|
Hint given by superior gent, carrying minimal cash
|
|
CUTOFF
|
See you, swell, how isolated you are
|
|
OFFENDED
|
It's just not on to have finished with having been hurt
|
|
OFFENCE
|
There's something about the pale that could cause ill-feeling
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Misdeed from person selling hot stuff
|
|
HEIGHTOFFOLLY
|
It's so silly to make the silly building so tall
|
|
OFFDRIVE
|
Stroke it, but not while you're on the avenue
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
An ostentatious braggart
|
|
OFFAS DYKE
|
Historic defence beginning when king covered in woad?
|
|
OFFER
|
Present topless chest
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Rugby halfback is hard, unfriendly
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Keep from contact with - or sever from
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
To be given to being in church might make a politician tender
|
|
OFFICER
|
Even as it starts to come out of the fridge, that's still rank
|
|
OFFEND
|
It will hurt to remove the tail, perhaps
|
|
OFFICE
|
There's work there for what's out of the fridge
|
|
OFFTOSEA
|
2C is just not on if you're going to go and do this
|
|
TEAR OFF A STRIP
|
Quickly remove kit covering a carpet
|
|
brush-off
|
Depart at speed following bishop’s abrupt dismissal
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Fat slob disturbed by loud rocket launch
|
|
OFF
|
Cricket side, just starting, out for fifty
|
|
SCOFFERS
|
Mockers and devourers
|
|
OFFICER
|
There's nothing private in being out of the fridge to start with
|
|
NODS OFF
|
Green light’s extinguished: then sleeps
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Strange being away from work with strike
|
|
OFF COLOUR
|
Blue being cancelled, look embarrassed
|
|
READYFORTAKEOFF
|
'Prepare to do a spoof on airports'
|
|
COFFIN
|
That's the last place you'd want to be with a sore throat, by the sound of it
|
|
OFFERING
|
Gift or contribution
|
|
PROFFER
|
Might the professor get the referee up to make this tender?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
That may be taken as a matterof barrier
|
|
SONSOFFORMERSLAVESAND.
|
Prophecy, part 3
|
|
OFFERED
|
It's just not on for the bits of deer to be made tender like this
|
|
ON OFFER
|
Available for one disturbed about fine
|
|
ONOFFER
|
Available for one disturbed about fine
|
|
BETTER OFF
|
Wealthier gambler not going into work
|
|
OFFER
|
No longer so keen on 'er, however tender she may be
|
|
coffering
|
Boxing damaged finger of course, primarily
|
|
COFFERS
|
Funds, financial resources
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Odd, unconventional
|
|
OFFALY
|
A midlands county
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
Polished off some seafood, so 'e did, by the sound of it, so as to be in charge
|
|
OFFENCE
|
What of a paling that could cause this sort of trouble?
|
|
off-piste
|
Wrong step: I moved on less common routes
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
A consequence of murders: riot
|
|
TICKED OFF
|
Scolded, as things removed from to-do list?
|
|
SETOFF
|
Meaning: well, it's nice camping, perhaps
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Keep from contact or disinherit
|
|
OFFICE
|
Not on, having diamonds in the workplace?
|
|
GOFFER
|
Good present, an ornamental frill
|
|
one-off
|
Unique type of switch saving energy?
|
|
CALLEDOFF
|
Told to get on with it? Quite the contrary
|
|
BALLSOFFIRE
|
'Great' words from Jerry Lee Lewis
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casual worker not working at first
|
|
LET OFF
|
The French aristocrat given a pardon
|
|
OFFERING
|
Not starting on Ireland, and it's all so tender
|
|
OFFATATANGEN
|
In a matter of being overweight, a brown man will go and change the subject
|
|
OFFENDS
|
Hurts the feelings of
|
|
PUTOFF
|
That's rather inclined to be too expensive
|
|
POP OFF
|
Leave cancelled in the wake of report
|
|
OFFA
|
Tender-sounding Mercian king?
|
|
DRYOFF
|
Stand in the sun, say
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Foul American kills fish
|
|
OFFENCES
|
Pertaining to criminals or crimes
|
|
OFFICIALESE
|
If I lose face going wrong, out comes the gobbledegook
|
|
off-the-wall
|
Like a picture being restored that's unorthodox
|
|
BOX OFFICE
|
Area for sales and storage beside the rink?
|
|
OFF THE RECORD
|
Missing from CD, not intended for disclosure?
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
The first writer to be honoured in 21 4 down
|
|
calls off
|
Cancels fresh order of rolls right away in cheap eatery
|
|
OFFERS
|
Presents in unopened boxes
|
|
MET OFFICE
|
Weather forecasters united: not on wintry weather?
|
|
OFFERING
|
It may be 9 across to begin to be not so keen on Ireland
|
|
WARD OFF
|
Avert fighting next to shed
|
|
OFF THE MAP
|
One who built dyke to protect those people parking in remote spots
|
|
FOBOFF
|
Get rid of by deceit - using watch?
|
|
SETOFF
|
Begin journey or explode bomb
|
|
CHIPOFFTHEOLDBLOCK
|
Sculptor's job?
|
|
SHRUG OFF
|
Ignore terribly gruff host — not entirely
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Accompany to departure point, or defeat
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
Reactions to losses, maybe
|
|
COFFEE
|
Drink may make you have a sore throat, by the sound of it
|
|
COFFEEANNAN
|
Breakfaster's U.N. guest?
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
How foul it is to be no longer in the team!
|
|
IMADEHIMANOFFER
|
With 58-Across, a classic line associated with 47-Across
|
|
OFFING
|
Seems fing's aint far out at sea
|
|
off-colour
|
Not at work, a shade ill
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
A football offence
|
|
lift-off
|
Elevator not working, for start of mission?
|
|
well-off
|
Rich not working after Spring?
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Made as single article, not repeated
|
|
PUTOFF
|
'Never ...... till tomorrow what you can do today'
|
|
FAIROFFER
|
That's a reasonable bid to get at the market
|
|
TOFF
|
In slang, a posh person
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
1100 promises to pay are just not on if they're so interfering with advice
|
|
TOFFEE
|
This sucker might get off into there for the drive
|
|
PICK OFF
|
Methodically shoot film: fine turned up very loud
|
|
INTHELINEOFFIRE
|
Risking danger
|
|
rip-off
|
Scam involving rent not on
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Play first ball of hole in golf
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Outgrowth or by-product
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Ridicules - or drinks quickly
|
|
INOFFICE
|
Not resigned to taking the plunge into freezing water, it seems
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Where mountaineer comes when it’s not so busy
|
|
SCOFF
|
Deride — guzzle
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
Composer not keen on a pop screening please note
|
|
COFFEE
|
Aromatic table drink
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Tender this to a Conservative on a plate
|
|
OFFICER
|
Volunteer to take in unprotected sick policeman
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Where a mountaineer's often found time to travel?
|
|
OFFER
|
Present of francs given to monarch
|
|
OFFENCES
|
Breaches of the law
|
|
OFFERING
|
Not so keen on Ireland? Gee, it's just a gift!
|
|
FACEOFF
|
National anthem follower, at times
|
|
OFFISH
|
Stand this if you're distant in the matter of seafood
|
|
BREAK OFF
|
Abruptly end (a thing)
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
Wrongdoers finish up hiding among unopened boxes
|
|
MADOFF
|
Bernie __, man convicted of running the biggest Ponzi scheme in history
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
Tale spinner Chaucer
|
|
OFFICER
|
Holder of a commission in the armed forces
|
|
COFFIN
|
On top of it all you may have too many falsehoods, perhaps
|
|
NOOFFENCE
|
That may be taken to be harmless
|
|
OFFAL
|
That's not on a pound of guts
|
|
SETOFF
|
Start out and trip
|
|
COFFERS
|
Financial reserves
|
|
OFFENDS
|
If one tops and tails like this, one causes ill-feeling
|
|
OFFAL
|
Meat scraps
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
The young are just not on to getting wound up
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
The cardiologist's routine was a little ___
|
|
OFFSET
|
Cricket side determined to get compensation
|
|
ATEOFF
|
What one did with the plate made it minus 8, but the sound of it
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Criminal volunteer gets to finish inside
|
|
off-stage
|
Curtailed bid to trap deer out of view
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
'Orpheus in the Underworld' composer
|
|
ONEOFF
|
O'Neill with this would make him sick
|
|
OFFICESAFE
|
Being no longer where it's frozen, there's little risk in turning the key in it
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Transgressor, lawbreaker
|
|
OFFAL
|
Animal entrails and organs
|
|
BOFFS
|
Variety hits
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Illegal position on soccer field
|
|
OFFICES
|
For work, one is no longer wanting 9 acrosses, by the sound ofit
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Sounds as if straightaway this is worthless
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
Criminal dockers?
|
|
OFFICER
|
He holds a commission
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Reward or punishment
|
|
INSTANT COFFEE
|
Drink no longer available in canteens—it changed
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Employee of bureaucracy - it's authorized
|
|
SHEBRUSHEDMEOFF
|
'I hear you!' replied the seat, '___.'
|
|
HOSTOFFRIENDS
|
Is one entertaining so many of one's acquaintance?
|
|
RIPOFF
|
That's too much to pay for anything so tearaway
|
|
COFFER
|
Money chest sounds like one with lung trouble
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Launch unfinished biography on posh chap
|
|
OFFER
|
Rotten pears not oddly tender
|
|
COFFIN
|
Box for the dead
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Of behaviour, casual or curt
|
|
TAKINGOFF
|
Such removal is not for the landing
|
|
SHADEOFFRED
|
Flintstone tone?
|
|
COFFIN
|
That's for the late
|
|
OFFHANDED
|
In casual or indifferent manner
|
|
OFF THE RAILS
|
Loco — where one may end up after crash?
|
|
OFFALY
|
That's a rubbishy sort of a place!
|
|
OFFENDER
|
The sort of docker, perhaps, that may get prosecuted
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
Where the President works
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Unwell, lacking pigment?
|
|
TEE OFF
|
Drive extremists from theatre: force enemy to retreat
|
|
COFFEE GROUNDS
|
Remains of drink, say, put in box — heaps not started
|
|
REEL OFF
|
Uncertain feel for list
|
|
TURNS OFF
|
Pinching pots, gent leaves the straight and narrow?
|
|
MIDOFF
|
I'm back to take it off on the field but not on the 21 down side
|
|
OFFER
|
Present to or make a bid
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
That's what's nasty about the bogs in my possession
|
|
COFFEEGROUNDS.
|
Joe's lands?
|
|
SEALOFF
|
Swimmer no longer available to get cap
|
|
HOFFA
|
Labor leader James
|
|
OFFDAYS
|
Times when you're not at your peak
|
|
OFFPUTTING
|
For the Greens it's just not on to be so discouraging
|
|
LETOFF
|
Seems the French swell has been pardoned
|
|
GO OFF
|
No longer like to fall asleep, as alarm may?
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Hurt at having one's tail removed?
|
|
OFFPAT
|
You've learnt to get this from an Irishman, it seems
|
|
OFFAL
|
Less valuable parts of animal
|
|
COMMANDINGOFFICER
|
'Gimme a dozen donuts. And step on it!'
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
Not being made to measure, this has now no hang-up
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
Plumbing control
|
|
COFFEEBEAN
|
Brew bit
|
|
CONCRETEOFFER
|
That should be tender enough to cement the bargain
|
|
TELLOFF
|
Informally scold
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Are the young no longer so keen on this so early in the year?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Lights perhaps out -- school's ending on the 2nd of March
|
|
DAVIDHASSELHOFF
|
'Baywatch' star
|
|
OFFEND
|
Disgust resulting from away goal
|
|
OFF ONES ROCKER
|
Mad not to be playing with nursery horse?
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Not on strike? That's unusual!
|
|
OFFERING
|
Gift presented for acceptance
|
|
INOFFICE
|
Still serving
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Face of Lancôme provided with swell launch
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Attack - crime
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Play the golf ball from starting point
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Give to the Conservative what is on the plate
|
|
COFFEE
|
One hundred by way of payment for drink?
|
|
POSTOFFICES
|
They sort your stuff before you get it
|
|
SOFFIT
|
Model going around off the ceiling
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Not working -- the listener's certainly at sea
|
|
OFFDRIVE
|
Good stroke for a cricketer, but not for a golfer
|
|
COFFEE
|
According to Sinatra in 1946, they've got an awful lot of this in Brazil
|
|
WHYSAYNOOFFENSE
|
"State" of doubt (Beginning)
|
|
BEFOREOFFENDING
|
"State" of doubt (End)
|
|
OFFICEBLOCK
|
Large work building
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Leaving tip, avoiding busy periods
|
|
RUSHOFF
|
Game quietly cancelled, so leave quickly
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Get weird
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
Sweet daughter has got scent in vain
|
|
OFFERSUP
|
Drink after start of race the Queen presents
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Crime committed by handler of stolen goods
|
|
ROUNDOFF
|
Crown and orb out of alignment
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
Where to pick up 'will call' tickets
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Less steep on the slopes?
|
|
OFF
|
TV setting
|
|
INITIALPUBLICOFFERING
|
Business launch
|
|
DUSTYOURSELFOFF
|
Get back to one's normal state after a failure, idiomatically
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Time of lesser demand
|
|
PAY OFF
|
To succeed, or to bribe
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start driving on a course
|
|
TOFFS
|
Swells seen from boat offshore
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
Cave if fool goes berserk in leader's workplace
|
|
TEEDOFF
|
Started to golf
|
|
TEEDOFF
|
Started one of 18 holes
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
— Chaucer, writer
|
|
PROFFER
|
Tender pair, shortly before proposal
|
|
OFFSITE
|
Unacceptable view reported away from scene of activity
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Cold stall in Billingsgate?
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unorthodox? Drummer shouldn't be!
|
|
toffee-nosed
|
Time of payments: edited round number gets stuck up
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TURNOFF
|
Bore, upper-class type describing vase
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RINGOFF
|
What new divorcee could take to be cause of hang-up?
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OFFENSE
|
What someone who says 'none taken' hasn't taken
|
|
LEADOFFHOMERUNS
|
First batters' big hits
|
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INOFF
|
Foul in snooker
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BRINGOFF
|
Stop calling on British — that's to do with success
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Human hotdog
|
|
SIGN OFF
|
Stop work; end a broadcast
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Certified bureaucrat?
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|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
Repugnant church member's first attempt to win favour
|
|
LETOFF
|
Discharge — absolve
|
|
OFFS
|
Show-__ (big boasters)
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SCOFF
|
Escoffier's taunt
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LETOFF
|
Spare fire
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FACEDOFF
|
Started a hockey game
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|
GOOFF
|
Detonate successfully
|
|
OFFS
|
Show-___ (hotdogs)
|
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SEEOFF
|
Bid ''Bon voyage'' to
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|
COFFINNONSTOP
|
What caused Dracula to go the doctor?
|
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SENDOFF
|
Valedictory party in dens, possibly?
|
|
SAWOFF
|
Took to the door such a shotgun, being heartless
|
|
ARTICLESOFFAITH
|
Star involved with the official dogmatic statements
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Carpet louse gone!
|
|
TOSSOFF
|
Quickly write report of delayed start to match?
|
|
IMOFF
|
'See ya later, alligator!'
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|
KNOCKOFF
|
Nick's to stop working
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Abscond, so busy with one's feet?
|
|
CREAMOFF
|
Nothing to go with strawberries? Take the best
|
|
OFFICERKRUPKE
|
Musical character who is told in absentia, 'Our mothers all are junkies'
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|
OFFA
|
King of Mercia with a dyke to his name
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|
SCOFFLAW
|
Parking ticket dodger
|
|
OFFCHANCE
|
High break must be a remote possibility
|
|
RANOFF
|
Drove away, as trespassers
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|
GETOFF
|
Be acquitted — go to sleep
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|
BUNKOFF
|
Throw a sickie -- in bed, on holiday
|
|
RING OFF
|
Succeed in deposing leader — close call!
|
|
KNOCKINGOFFTIME
|
Five o'clock, for many
|
|
METOFFICE
|
Here they forecast non-skaters assembled so?
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Hedge was found unsatisfactory
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
Unusually energetic sort
|
|
MADOFF
|
Ponzi scheme mastermind Bernard
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|
STARTOFF
|
Celebrity and posh guy begin a meal?
|
|
LIEOFF
|
Hold back early in a race
|
|
UNOFFICIAL
|
Like a straw vote
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Volunteer to house complete delinquent
|
|
POSTOFFICE
|
... 'building' or 'hours'?
|
|
GEOFFREYRUSH
|
Performer who shone in 'Shine'
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|
OFFSET
|
Made up for being poorly prepared
|
|
LETOFF
|
Pardon being absent after service not quite right
|
|
OFFERUP
|
Present for approval
|
|
BAPTISMOFFIRE
|
Test for a beginner using 'If' -- poem's bit far out?
|
|
OFFER
|
Old iron in fire oddly present
|
|
LEADSOFF
|
End result when thief raids church and takes the van?
|
|
MOFFAT
|
Steven who co-created TV's 'Sherlock'
|
|
HOFFMANN
|
The Tales of — (Offenbach)
|
|
BOOOFFTHESTAGE
|
Force an exit, in a way
|
|
RUBOFFON
|
Influence catch — switch positions
|
|
STRIKEOFF
|
Remove newspaper headline after success in industrial negotiations?
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
Counterpart of budget, for a movie
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
Chased away, clutching new, smaller sort of gun?
|
|
HOOKOFFTHETEE
|
Start badly at golf
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Heath bar innards
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Rid oneself of (something)
|
|
MADOFF
|
Furious with rotten fraudster
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
& 35. German-born composer
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Retirement party, e.g
|
|
HATSOFFTO
|
Let's honour newspaper's capital coverage? Nothing more
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
It's not on for detective to set out leaving Meg?ve regulars
|
|
LEDOFF
|
Began with a situation that could make roof leaky, we hear
|
|
COFFEEPOTS
|
Things with perks?
|
|
OFFENSE
|
Players with possession
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
Succeed with Italian -- you must be joking!
|
|
TEESOFF
|
Begins a round
|
|
CASTSOFF
|
Finishes work on Jersey or Guernsey and prepares to sail away
|
|
CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
Close social group
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
Close to Dutch cape, perhaps, no longer under threat
|
|
LOGOFF
|
End a session, in a way
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
In the wings, say
|
|
GIVEOFF
|
Emit (eg, a smell)
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
Downsizing tactic
|
|
PAIDOFF
|
Parking help not on, but given compensation
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
Beef dish with mushrooms in sour cream
|
|
LIFTOFFS
|
NASA launches
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
Compromise made for balance
|
|
WHEELOFFORTUNE
|
Game show with Free Spins
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Temporary discharge
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Crime of person who sells property of others
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Illegal act of receiver of stolen goods
|
|
SCOFF
|
"That's nothing!" e.g
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Crime bureau having French in, for one
|
|
KRISTOFF
|
Male lead in Disney's 'Frozen'
|
|
DECKOFFICER
|
Ship authority
|
|
OFFICEDEPOT
|
Alternative to Staples
|
|
PICKOFF
|
Identify and eliminate tool, substandard
|
|
OFF
|
"On" antonym
|
|
GOOFF
|
Turn and explode
|
|
SENDOFF
|
"Bon voyage" party, e.g
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
British exit quickly bringing snub
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
Board having reserve after company beginning to face cost in large volume
|
|
OFFER
|
Suggest strongbox should not be opened
|
|
CAPOFF
|
Finish fittingly
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet spot for drive outside below par
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Odd, Bobby not on his round?
|
|
PAIROFF
|
Form twosomes
|
|
TOFFEE
|
He is distinctly superior — heads off everyone else from Everton?
|
|
OFFSET
|
Not on film location to provide a counterbalance
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Finish a banking session
|
|
OFFAL
|
Inner organs used for food
|
|
SPINOFF
|
Turn bad, as a follow-up TV series might be
|
|
ITOFF
|
'Shake ___' (Taylor Swift hit)
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
A roué not waiting for his cut?
|
|
BYTAKINGADAYOFF
|
Pink slip quip (Part 3)
|
|
OFFA
|
Mercian king known for dyke
|
|
GOOFF
|
Leave female following stupid mistake
|
|
BUMPOFF
|
Top expert ringing old Prime Minister back
|
|
OFFICEMAX
|
Staples alternative
|
|
TEARSASTRIPOFF
|
Lectures upset when cruise cancelled?
|
|
STARTOFF
|
Top entertainer and posh guy set out on a journey
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
It's strictly true, but unimaginative
|
|
OFFER
|
Absent peer regularly making bid
|
|
OFFTHETABLE
|
Inconsiderable?
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unconventional, unusual
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Two cricket sides combined occasionally
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Stay away from poor Don, surrounded by personnel
|
|
CARRIEDOFF
|
Successfully managed an abduction?
|
|
COFFEECANTATA
|
Bach mini comic opera about a beverage addiction
|
|
ABITOFF
|
Small discount is not very polite
|
|
run-off
|
Draining of rainfall from an area
|
|
OFFER
|
Suggestion box unopened
|
|
SPINOFF
|
By-product of political bias being absent?
|
|
GETOFF
|
Fall asleep having undressed aged gentleman
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Pronounced letters badly? Relax!
|
|
OFFEND
|
There is no orzo in frozen food to put out
|
|
OFF SEASON
|
Time of reduced business
|
|
BROWNEDOFF
|
Annoyed Britain had turned?
|
|
TAKETIMEOFF
|
Enjoy a sabbatical
|
|
OFFTHEBOOKS
|
Not reported, as income
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Rank attacking action
|
|
BEEFSTROGANOFF
|
Dish cooked best for e.g. a number no longer available
|
|
OFFSTREET
|
Fellows in fancy store vacated establishment avoiding traffic?
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Discarded actors start to object very loudly
|
|
XBOXOFFICE
|
Gaming workplace?
|
|
OFFTHEGRID
|
How many survivalists survive
|
|
MEXICANSTANDOFF
|
My tolerable first wife Maureen's accepted folio following impasse
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
The acts of a con man on holiday in tears
|
|
RUBOFF
|
Irritation of fine to be passed on
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Posh type importing pot is to stop operating
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Send letter immediately for broadcast
|
|
OFFEND
|
Switch at Terminus or don't get on at all
|
|
OFFS
|
Rip- — (flimflams)
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Imprecise estimate? It won't happen again
|
|
TIPPEDOFF
|
Given dope and dumped?
|
|
ARTICLESOFFAITH
|
Church tenets, e.g
|
|
stand-off
|
Deadlock between two matched opponents
|
|
COFFER
|
Cold leading to tender chest
|
|
ITFELLOFF
|
Booty trafficker, half slippery, geezer almost getting nicked — what's his explanation?
|
|
GETOFF
|
Escape for one up-and-coming gentleman
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Perking need
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Cheap imitation in Mayo isn't working
|
|
LOSSOFFACE
|
Possible cliff damage is a disgrace
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Single-edition mag
|
|
OFFISH
|
Piscine's a bit cool
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Where Ophelia dies
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Row over humourless clue?
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start letter poorly
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Terminate (computer session)
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Surprising, for a bricklayer?
|
|
TOLDOFF
|
Section of regiment old officer reprimanded
|
|
WELLOFF
|
Rich source of oil stopped?
|
|
SYRUPOFFIGS
|
Broadcast of fussy prig gets people moving!
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Bohemian syncopation?
|
|
OFFS
|
Posh people not doing time for murders
|
|
OFF
|
Away - sick?
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Apres-ski, maybe when it's less expensive?
|
|
MIDOFF
|
I may save one from feeling of resentment — act to break it
|
|
COFFEE
|
Popular bean drink, maybe instant
|
|
SHRUGOFF
|
Dismiss disdainfully
|
|
OFFICER
|
PC unplugged — will it freeze?
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Going-away party
|
|
BLACKCOFFEE
|
Breakfast course #3
|
|
OFFER
|
Tender for acceptance
|
|
OFFEND
|
Cause displeasure to, insult
|
|
ONOFFER
|
Reduced variable? I'm not sure
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
Thing I like about much of East Anglia I have summarised, bringing flattery to an end?
|
|
OFFDRIVE
|
Take first shot at golf ball? No -- change ends to hit cricket ball
|
|
OFFENDED
|
F's finished, and hurt
|
|
COFFER
|
A large strong box for valuables
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
Put a stop to 29 across
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casual worker, not switched on at first
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
Because of one's official position - in latin
|
|
BOFFO
|
Extremely successful
|
|
OFFICE
|
Position, or building in which colours in layers
|
|
OFFMESSAGE
|
Rotten shambles? Time to get away from party policy
|
|
ONEOFF
|
It's just not on for 27 across to be copied
|
|
OFF
|
F's? That's just not on
|
|
OFFICERMATERIAL
|
Possibly sergeants (not social workers) going after major promotion prospect?
|
|
OFF
|
It's just not on ice if you were wanting it for work
|
|
OFFERED
|
Of what was tender and freed
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
Drama of fine end-of-series deciders
|
|
OFFICEBOYS
|
Stop skating, my lads! There''s work fo you inside
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Become airborne
|
|
STAVEOFF
|
Keep back from street and avenue and get away
|
|
OFFICER
|
A commissioned soldier
|
|
OFFERING
|
Not so keen on Ireland? Gee, it's a gift!
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Docked, so see you, swell
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Drive opponent over into grass
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Display ostentatiously, try to impress
|
|
SETOFF
|
Begin journey or cause to explode
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Illegal position in soccer
|
|
DASHINGOFF
|
Leaving hastily - writing a quick note
|
|
TELLOFF
|
Reprimand allocate new duties
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Not reproduced or repeated
|
|
OFFICE
|
Professional or clerical duties are performed here
|
|
TOFFEE
|
For a sucker it's just not in a place for a drive
|
|
COFFERS
|
Treasure chests
|
|
MARKSOFF
|
'There goes Zuckerberg, trying for a steal!'
|
|
LETOFF
|
Release by exploding — pardon
|
|
POPOFF
|
Die informally to sound of champagne cork?
|
|
OFFA
|
King of Mercia, who may have built a dyke
|
|
OFFAL
|
Saxon King left poor-quality meat
|
|
RAKEOFFS
|
Forged fakes for illegally made profits
|
|
OFFTHERAILS
|
Gone wrong; I host raffle (anag.)
|
|
OFFERING
|
Gift or contribution as tendered
|
|
OFFICERS
|
Those elected or appointed to positions of trust
|
|
STRUCKOFF
|
Removed from register
|
|
OFFTHEAIR
|
Removed from broadcast, being out of tune?
|
|
BREAKOFF
|
Split balls — harsh sounds heard
|
|
KEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
Notice to visitors: avoid cannabis...
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Eliminate stitches - prepare for sea
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Stuffs ribs ...
|
|
COFFEEMILL
|
It provides grounds for supper
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Don't encourage - delay
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Strip - caricature
|
|
OFFSTUMP
|
One's wooden and stuck up and no longer orating!
|
|
OFFA
|
Old king of note
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Quickly remove - exploitation
|
|
COFFINS
|
Dead men's chests
|
|
OFFONESOWNBAT
|
Unprompted
|
|
MARKEDOFF
|
Do raise cap - cycling scholar finally graduated
|
|
ROUNDOFF
|
Complete section of boxing match cancelled
|
|
LETOFF
|
Pardon - discharge
|
|
CENTSOFFCOUPONS
|
They're clipped
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Send a letter - cancel a debt
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Deal possibly set aside
|
|
NOISESOFF
|
What players often hear from wings sounds bad
|
|
HAULEDOFF
|
Prepared to strike
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Confidential - not for publication
|
|
OFFAL
|
Refuse - guts
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
(Of telephone handset) misplaced
|
|
DIEDOFF
|
Fido fed poorly - languished
|
|
SWOREOFF
|
Promised to give up
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Drive off around off for a sucker
|
|
OFFBEAM
|
Inaccurate or misguided
|
|
OFFONESOWNBAT
|
Gained by independent effort
|
|
TAILOFF
|
Go into decline as a result of dock strike?
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Instant when rocket leaves launching pad
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Warning of river in endless spate
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Blue and not feeling well
|
|
OFFA
|
The dyke builder would take endless refuse
|
|
OFFSET
|
An actor not working? Provide compensation
|
|
STOPOFF
|
Visit en route
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Confidential - not for attribution
|
|
CALLOFF
|
Cancel - summon away
|
|
PASSOFF
|
Make falsely accepted
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Forward could be - of strong team
|
|
OFFAL
|
Refuse - edible entrails of animal
|
|
OFFER
|
Propose (to give)
|
|
FAROFF
|
Lifting service inaccurate, well out
|
|
HOFFA
|
Missing Jimmy
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Abandon - remove mooring lines - knot stitches
|
|
FLIGHTOFFANCY
|
An instance of free indulgence in imagination
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Sporting violation not acceptable to team
|
|
WHEELOFFORTUNE
|
Gambling device, woeful, often her undoing
|
|
WRITTENOFF
|
Like cancelled debts sent by mail
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Monetary commission
|
|
COFFER
|
Treasury - chest for valuables
|
|
CUTOFF
|
See you get grand and removed
|
|
OFFENDS
|
Perhaps dock gives of fence
|
|
OFFICES
|
Places of business
|
|
SETOFF
|
Commence journey or explode bomb
|
|
OFFAL
|
Slaughter and cut everyone's entrails
|
|
SIGNOFFON
|
Ok in writing
|
|
TOFFEETOTALER
|
Counter at a candy factory?
|
|
SILENTOFFSPRING
|
Extremely quiet teenager?
|
|
OFFICEFOLLIES
|
Foolishness at work?
|
|
BORISKARLOFF
|
'Juggernaut' star who wraps about a crapshoot?
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Move gently when some increase offensive
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Just started to make a point, not in a rush
|
|
OFF
|
For work on ice, it's just not on
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Dies off (anag.)
|
|
OFFAL
|
It's just not on to get a pound of such rubbish
|
|
OFFAL
|
Organs as food
|
|
OFFENCE
|
The crime committed by receiver
|
|
SPINOFF
|
Profitable by-product
|
|
OFFENDED
|
33 across?
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Abandoned; knot knitting
|
|
OFFERING
|
Presenting for acceptance or rejection
|
|
SCOFF
|
Eat greedily, subject to ridicule
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
Noted as present, but given a reprimand
|
|
OFFICEHOURS
|
Say, nine to five
|
|
HOMEOFFICE
|
Company's headquarters
|
|
LETOFF
|
Fired? Not punished at all
|
|
OFF
|
Away, or beginning to decay
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
Because of one's official position
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Below par flavour observed in less popular period
|
|
CAMEOFF
|
Didn't stay on
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Not for quotation
|
|
DOZESOFF
|
Enters slumberland
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Waste piece of material
|
|
BILLOFFARE
|
Badly situated for money, opening sparse menu
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Wrong time to present my daughter; in a minute? No
|
|
WALKOFF
|
Game-ending, as a home run
|
|
OFFONONE
|
Angry, as workers are vis-à-vis Bank Holiday?
|
|
OFFCENTRE
|
Unconventional, one leaves position over rent fiasco
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Hedge (bet); suspend (worker)
|
|
OFFICERED
|
Commanded to be tender for about 1100
|
|
CALLEDOFF
|
Having phoned, it just wasn't on, so it was cancelled
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Formally approved
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Deliver from amount carried on one trip
|
|
TURNEDOFF
|
Having lost interest, left main road
|
|
OFFSETS
|
Makes up for stale cakes
|
|
WELLOFF
|
Fortunate fellow's fantastic female following
|
|
COFFEE
|
A hundred by way of charge for what's not 27 across
|
|
OFFICE
|
Place of business
|
|
TICKINGOFF
|
Marking complete, carpeting or mattress not covered?
|
|
TOSSOFF
|
Write easily
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Demonstration of dismissal
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unusual or unconventional, as in music
|
|
POPOFF
|
Die informally like champagne cork?
|
|
OFFEW
|
A man -- words
|
|
GIVEOFF
|
Compromise on deferred issue
|
|
OFFERS
|
They're made for 23 down at auction
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Hybrid griffons bearing quiet progeny
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
progeny,issue
|
|
OFFTHEMAP
|
Constituents of fat MP - he is no longer important
|
|
OFFCUT
|
To cuff (anag.)
|
|
GOOFF
|
Begin operating or stop operating
|
|
STRAIGHTOFF
|
Between a man and a woman, love gets very loud very quickly!
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
European's gone? Put away
|
|
SETOFF
|
Display - mount - start journey
|
|
OFFICEBLOCK
|
High rocks obstruct commercial property
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Don't keep going on about 'Fort Fun'!
|
|
HOLDSOFF
|
Delays and keeps at a distance
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Lecture - record attendance
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SHAKEOFF
|
Get away from (followers)
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OFFCOURSE
|
Adrift certainly about a foot
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Mayo destination cancelled, as imitation
|
|
BROWNEDOFF
|
Fed up, having received a grilling
|
|
WHEELOFFORTUNE
|
Chance to cycle here, where often foul conditions
|
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OFFENCE
|
Attack illegality
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Deranged old man in firm wants females to go away
|
|
DOFFS
|
Takes off bunged-up sounding aristocrats?
|
|
GOESOFF
|
Ceases to be in love, leaves
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Explode main target or lose it (2,3,3,4,3)
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NOSKINOFFONESNOSE
|
Beak still fully protected? It's a matter of indifference (2,4,3,4,4)
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|
OFFICER
|
Public servant
|
|
TAKETHEWRAPSOFF
|
Reveal what offers kept a reserve
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Insulting - attack
|
|
TICKINGOFF
|
Checking - reprimanding
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Finish knitting - go to sea
|
|
OFFTHECUFF
|
Improvised - extempore
|
|
CARRYOFF
|
Successfully manage - remove forcefully
|
|
OFFAL
|
Refuse - edible entrails
|
|
SEENOFF
|
Waved goodbye to, when forced to leave
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Stop knitting - prepare for sea
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
It's no rumour - he's in charge
|
|
LETOFF
|
Released - shot - treated leniently
|
|
ROUNDOFF
|
Complete cancellation of a golf match?
|
|
COOLOFF
|
Sound like a lover left out of sorts and grow less passionate
|
|
RIGHTOFF
|
Immediately cancel, we hear
|
|
OFFAL
|
Liver, kidney, etc, as food
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Go to sleep, being unable to hang on
|
|
OFFER
|
Cold leaves chest tender
|
|
COFFER
|
A large strong box of valuables
|
|
COFFEEPOTS
|
DiMaggio's last pitch?
|
|
STEPOFF
|
'Get out of my face,' slangily
|
|
RIPOFF
|
A slang swindle - by tearaway?
|
|
OFFLICENCE
|
Shop and church on one cliff tottering
|
|
OFFAL
|
Animal entrails an internal organs
|
|
SETOFF
|
Commence journey or detonate
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Keep from contact, or disinherit
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
Observed no subsequent pages, having end removed
|
|
KINGOFFOOLS
|
Dwight Yoakam song
|
|
SHIPOFFOOLS
|
Vivien Leigh movie
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
Maybe put a tick against what playwright sounds like?
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
Fr. operetta composer
|
|
SHUFFLEDOFF
|
Having shed, shambled away from
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Development of fine photograph
|
|
SCOFF
|
Mock food on offer
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
Release pent-up feelings, but forgive erring mates
|
|
OFFS
|
Spin or turn enders
|
|
STARTOFF
|
Make first move as particularly brilliant aristocrat
|
|
COFFEE
|
Popular bean drink
|
|
BACKOFF
|
Give up stand, as TV may have to be repaired
|
|
LETSOFF
|
Pardons and discharges
|
|
BOFF
|
Big laugh elicitor
|
|
ONOFF
|
Widely used switch type
|
|
OFFS
|
Slays, Sopranos-style
|
|
ONTHEOFFCHANCE
|
Article carried by cricket sides opening in hope of success
|
|
SOUNDSOFF
|
Complains when one's prevented from listening to TV?
|
|
PROFFER
|
Please accept a tender end
|
|
OFFDRIVE
|
One sent to cover unsatisfactory private road
|
|
COFFEE
|
One hundred by way of charge for a drink?
|
|
OFFA
|
- - 's dyke
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Lose composure -- an inexperienced diver shouldn't do it (2,3,3,4,3)
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Deliver sink
|
|
Causeoffence
|
Give annoyance, providing a reason for a barrier between people?
|
|
OFFSETTING
|
Compensating for disappointing scenery
|
|
BROWNEDOFF
|
It's just not on to get so coloured when your fed-up
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
The sun, to Jerry Lee Lewis?
|
|
SECONDOFFICER
|
Not one's first mate
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Reserved stall for seafood
|
|
OFFAL
|
Heart, liver, kidney etc
|
|
INOFF
|
A player's shot if including no loud music!
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Postpone; deter
|
|
OFFA
|
Dyke builder's verbal tender
|
|
Strippingoff
|
Making oneself barely visible?
|
|
OFFERING
|
Movement of finger, making a bid
|
|
OFFDRIVE
|
Stroke of a cricketer, starting on a run?
|
|
COFFEE
|
Throaty sound - see by way of charge
|
|
WEBOFFSET
|
Printer's facility awarded compensation after internet's taken over
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
Snobbish, patronising
|
|
BEEFSTROGANOFF
|
Meat-and-mushrooms dish
|
|
OFFWEGO
|
Road-trip starter
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Hurt in military attack
|
|
DIEOFF
|
Gradually expire one by one
|
|
TOPSOFF
|
Fills to almost overflowing
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
Miscreants offered proposals about goal
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Accompany to departure point, or chase away
|
|
OFFER
|
Tender or bid
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Grossly overpriced item
|
|
HOFFA
|
Teamsters notable
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Publicly maintained company once into meat products
|
|
ONOFF
|
Old drama folios not having a continuous run
|
|
TELLOFF
|
Carpet felt frayed around much of elevated room
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
Abandon computers and suchlike? You must be joking!
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Poor Offaly gets a BD
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Apply by letter, but regard as hopeless
|
|
ARESTINGOFFICER
|
Retired general?
|
|
TOFFEE
|
A sucker might loose its head by way of charge
|
|
OFFTHEBEATENTRACK
|
Unusual, missing a famous cookery writer's course, say?
|
|
LETOFF
|
Fire, or impose no punishment at all?
|
|
POUNDOFFLESH
|
Shylock's merciless demand (M. of V.)
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
Hockey game starters
|
|
GOINGOFF
|
Blowing one's top and leaving
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Accompany before training, say
|
|
FORTOFFEE
|
Loud chains of iron, not one little bit?
|
|
HOMEOFFICE
|
Government department's honour accepted by male, not reserved?
|
|
OFFA
|
Mercian dykemaker
|
|
OUTOFFORM
|
Not doing very well away from school
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
'Rhoda' and 'Frasier'
|
|
OFFICIALS
|
Functionaries, rules administrators
|
|
THOSEWHOJUMPOFF
|
Start of a watery pun
|
|
OFFING
|
Away in out to sea? Gee!
|
|
OFFKEY
|
That D would not be to make a donkey
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
Where two Bushes were planted?
|
|
OFFS
|
Dispatches, gang-style
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Cancel immediately, say
|
|
OFFCENTRE
|
Somewhat eccentric rest facility?
|
|
OFFS
|
Does in, mob style
|
|
LETOFF
|
Chance to escape defeat
|
|
BITOFFUN
|
Chewed away a French one for a joke
|
|
OFF
|
Gone away or gone stale
|
|
GOOFF
|
Cease to function and leave
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Make it fly
|
|
TELLINGOFF
|
Cancellation of count leads to rebuke
|
|
OFFGUARD
|
The policeman is unprepared to be told to make himself scarce
|
|
OFFEND
|
Wound (one's) feelings
|
|
BREAKOFF
|
Stop short
|
|
OFF
|
Spoiled; unavailable
|
|
OFFICERS
|
Spock and Uhura, e.g
|
|
BOOKINGOFFICE
|
Where you pay to be rude enough to stop his Majesty skating
|
|
OKAYBALLSOFFIRE
|
Mediocre Jerry Lee Lewis hit?
|
|
OFFER
|
Volunteer, present
|
|
TICKSOFF
|
Carpets may be seconds away
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Intermittently switch positions
|
|
OFFENCES
|
Crimes of palings
|
|
COFFEE
|
One hundred by way of charge for one drink
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Out of tax jurisdiction
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Where Cinderella finally goes in panto, away on a coach
|
|
OFFENDS
|
Slight stutter at first annoys
|
|
SPINOFF
|
Trip's cancellation brings unexpected benefit
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensated for
|
|
OFFIAH
|
Martin - - , rugby player
|
|
OFFENDING
|
Docking in a hurtful way
|
|
OFF
|
F's no ton?
|
|
PEELEDOFF
|
Like decals
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
There's no drama, apparently, in a deciding game
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Tear away; overcharge (slang)
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
Married, it seems, and taking it as it comes?
|
|
OFFEND
|
Do wrong or cause resentment
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Chase away female rivals, back around quarter
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Abandoned garment
|
|
REELOFF
|
Hastily announce: 'Dance cancelled'
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
Ready-made, for immediate purchase
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Go away - transparently
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Propose mostly to keep deer out of sight of house
|
|
Scoreoff
|
Get goals away to win points over opponents
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Move from truck to sidewalk, say
|
|
RACHMANINOFF
|
Piano virtuoso playing harmonica note very loudly
|
|
TICKSOFF
|
Reprimands objectional little person so very loud
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Confidential hint
|
|
OFFERING
|
Contribution, sacrifice
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Leave main road; close (tap)
|
|
SENDOFF
|
What to do when a player offends badly
|
|
OFFICES
|
Administrative units of government
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
Available right now, so married at last?
|
|
OFFICEMANAGER
|
Administrative overseer
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Cool (manner)
|
|
COFFEEANDDANISH
|
Two for breakfast?
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Cancel like bad debt
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Donation from whistle-blower backing politician
|
|
GUNBARRELOFFUN
|
Water pistol part?
|
|
Publicoffice
|
No place for a private secretary?
|
|
SAWNOFFSHOTGUN
|
Piece cut from tatty gown has stuff on
|
|
OFFLICENCE
|
Learner in workplace, one dismissed from pleasant liquor shop
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Fall asleep in ditch by side of road?
|
|
CUTOFF
|
End date
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Not repeated, being a single event or object
|
|
GETOFFOFMYCLOUD
|
Rolling Stones hit of 1965
|
|
OFFER
|
Volunteer not taking drug, right?
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Of speech, casual or curt
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Foul position in soccer
|
|
OFFENSIVETACKLE
|
Blocking pro
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
(Bought) ready made
|
|
OFFAL
|
Meats no longer fresh, all reduced by a pound
|
|
FLIPSOFFLIGHT
|
What spouse does every night, step 1
|
|
SENTOFF
|
Oriental coppers a superior guy dismissed
|
|
OFFENSES
|
US crimes: very loud, seen abroad, wearing XXXL?
|
|
PULLEDOFF
|
Successfully dragged away?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Breach of conduct
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Make redundant; hedge (bet)
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Red for footballer makes him a bit sick
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Reserved seating for spectators of Formula One�s hard
|
|
STRAIGHTOFF
|
Picking up posh vagrant right away
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
B.B.King's guitar
|
|
STANDOFFISHLY
|
By way of being reserved
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
It's not on to gun down distant relation
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
Modified shotgun
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Diverted at Oxford? The reverse by Bullingdon Club type!
|
|
OFFS
|
Kills, gangland-style
|
|
SHUTSOFF
|
Stops, as electricity
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Discard caricature
|
|
OFFA
|
Tender-sounding king
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Unofficial (briefing)
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Put down phone, as sign engagement's terminated?
|
|
LOSESINRUNOFF
|
Candidate Gingerbread Man...
|
|
CASTOFFS
|
Throw-aways
|
|
OFFALY
|
Count Y as just a rubbishy class of a place
|
|
SPINOFF
|
Unintentional benefit of GP accident?
|
|
STARTOFF
|
Main swell to begin moving
|
|
OFFER
|
Oxygen's electrons, e.g
|
|
SETOFF
|
That's enough to give one a start
|
|
OFFER
|
Hold out, tender
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Short of cash? That's seriously wrong!
|
|
TOFFEE
|
At heart, result of feelings is sweet
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
Not wanting light cream
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Wine store attracts departing intellectual
|
|
TOFFEE
|
By way of charge at last for a sucker
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Stop phoning Beatle, foremost of Fab Four
|
|
TAKEONESEYEOFFTHEBALL
|
Lose concentration, and fail to see where Cinderella and Prince Charming meet? (4,4,3,3,3,4)
|
|
OFFTHEMARK
|
… having started under a misapprehension
|
|
GETOFF
|
Deplane
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Seriously going broke
|
|
LETOFF
|
Released -- or shot
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
Have a ball!
|
|
DUSTINHOFFMAN
|
Rain Man actor
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
Criminal owns a very loud sort of shotgun
|
|
OFFKEY
|
Musically, out of tune
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Unique act implied by a player getting red card?
|
|
SHORTSOFF
|
Decreases work activity?
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Act cancelled as a bore
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
Removes raspberries' branches
|
|
ONEOFF
|
L.E.L.'s novel sort of Churchill
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Item made only once
|
|
STAFFOFFICER
|
Military HQ worker
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
Will he be able to preside? Sounds as if it was some seafood he had
|
|
OFFTHECUFF
|
Unofficial strike follows bad article
|
|
OFFA
|
Tender spoken old king
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
From time to time, not continuously
|
|
ENDOFF
|
At last removed to finish
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casual worker poor at first
|
|
INOFF
|
Drunkard won't start on very strong pot
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
Pocketing a pound, departing old deputy makes room for president
|
|
IRISHCOFFEE
|
One doesn't actually need a brogue to lace it
|
|
OFFER
|
Cancelled royal show
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Tearaway's confidence trick?
|
|
TOFF
|
An informal aristocrat
|
|
OFFA
|
No longer available to a dyke-builder
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
To destroy irredeemably
|
|
GETOFF
|
What potential mosquito victims do?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Some scoff a lot
|
|
OFFENCE
|
An illegal act, cause of annoyance
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Decline a delivery
|
|
OFFPAT
|
Recalled perfectly rancid butter
|
|
CHARIOTSOFFIRE
|
Film church to broadcast about street violence postponed by curate ultimately
|
|
LOGSOFF
|
Slog. Self-explanatory exits!
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Bohemian not being served at buffet
|
|
POSTOFFICES
|
Stamp sellers
|
|
REELSOFF
|
Quickly announces film's cancelled
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
The workers not working don't strike
|
|
COFFER
|
Careful opening bid for a chest
|
|
ONOFFER
|
Up for tender, but cancelled during US city uprising
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Warn helpfully
|
|
OFFS
|
Slays, 'Sopranos' style
|
|
OFF
|
Turned, sour
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
Most powerful workstation
|
|
OFFERING
|
Direction taken by riparian Hemingway and Benson
|
|
BOFF
|
Hit on Broadway
|
|
PROFFER
|
Public relations advance put forward
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
What one has to go on when out of sorts
|
|
OFFTHEMARK
|
Inaccurate; getting first run
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Postpone or dissuade
|
|
OFFAL
|
Parts cut off from Cornish river
|
|
OFFS
|
Dispatches, mob-style
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Launch (of rocket)
|
|
KETTLEOFFISH
|
Boiler getting detached makes a mess
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Turn away lacking capital
|
|
PAIDOFF
|
Was remunerative
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
5 to be liked requires daily motorway drive
|
|
BOFFICE
|
Theater receipts
|
|
OFFPUTTING
|
Bad short game -- disgusting
|
|
DASHOFFALETTER
|
Quickly take care of some correspondence
|
|
COFFER
|
Chest cold and tender
|
|
OFF
|
Rotten to put disc on very loudly
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Ape to go into space
|
|
OFFERED
|
Presented from before 500
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Jeers or drinks up
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Private warning
|
|
OFFICE
|
Not on reserve duty
|
|
OFFENSIVELINE
|
*'That dress makes you look fat,' e.g.?
|
|
OFFEND
|
Perhaps such tail removal may cause pain
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Guillotine done its job? Check!
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Collateral branch
|
|
OFFSIDES
|
Illegal football plays
|
|
TEAROFFASTRIP
|
Carpet: how to make it a bit narrower?
|
|
LIVEOFFTHEFATOFTHELAND
|
Exist in luxury (4,3,3,3,2,3,4)
|
|
PRELUDETOAKISSOFF
|
'Dear John'?
|
|
SHOWOFFBUSINESS
|
Modeling?
|
|
LIFTOFFOPERATOR
|
NASA?
|
|
OFFDAYSOFOURLIVES
|
Weekends?
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet and sour in a little cup
|
|
OFF
|
''They're ---!''
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Clare in trouble on holiday. Get away
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Difference of opinion circulating about acceptable backing for carpet
|
|
OFFLOADED
|
High, drunk and dumped
|
|
OFFAL
|
Lights not working a lot initially
|
|
HIGHOFFICE
|
Premiership captaincy?
|
|
OFFA
|
Mercian king, dyke builder
|
|
ZOFFANY
|
John -, C eighteen portraitist
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Bad team illegally ahead
|
|
OFFEND
|
cause displeasure or do wrong
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Cold rugby player is beginning to hesitate
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet scent of feet? Not entirely!
|
|
HEADOFFICE
|
Corporate nerve center
|
|
ROUNDOFF
|
Finish some golf out of form
|
|
DOFFED
|
Removed, as a cap
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Copper had dandy stopped from travelling
|
|
BOFF
|
'Keep your distance!'
|
|
OFFSET
|
Counteract to compensate
|
|
MOUTHOFF
|
Boast coming from first-class in aeroplane departing
|
|
OFFICER
|
He had a pressing duty in Restoration comedy
|
|
OFFS
|
Dispatches, 'Sopranos' style
|
|
OFFICE
|
Post's cancelled preceding frost
|
|
HEIGHTOFFAME
|
Being head and shoulders over mere notabilities?
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Like player out of action, switch position and coach
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Prevent an execution
|
|
ATWISTOFFATE
|
Kismet kink?
|
|
EASEDOFF
|
Retreated, in a way
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Hold back to a later time
|
|
LOGGEDOFF
|
Exited a banking site
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
A hot drink may be served from it (2 words)
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Rocket launching
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
Mountain flows
|
|
FIGUREOFFUN
|
Someone laughed at number unfriendly towards peacekeepers?
|
|
THEGLOVESAREOFF
|
Those grand passions don't happen now — relations are vicious
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
Spinning delivery in cricket
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
Clean up Eastern European murder
|
|
SHOOTOFF
|
Film cancelled -- hurry away
|
|
TOFFEE
|
To character beginning freelancing payment is sweet
|
|
KNOCKSOFF
|
Stops work - steals away
|
|
OFFICER
|
For example, general proposal covering one chapter
|
|
RIPPEDOFF
|
Swindled - tore away
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Not on green, perhaps, yet below par
|
|
ONOFF
|
Sort of switch
|
|
LETOFF
|
Excuse for discharge
|
|
TOLDOFF
|
Old Dandy found lying about - under carpeting?
|
|
SLEEPOFF
|
Recover from, overnight
|
|
BEGGEDOFF
|
Asked to be excused - really pleaded
|
|
OFFHANDED
|
Casual or curt in manual way?
|
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SCOFFER
|
One who scorns food expressed hesitation
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STANDOFF
|
Rugby player - keep at a distance
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|
OFFKEY
|
Distant cardinal, out of tune
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet to charge around loudly
|
|
OFFSITE
|
Toff is upset over employee latterly away from work?
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OFFEND
|
Cause displeasure to, bruise feelings
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
Illegal copies of goods
|
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OFFERED
|
Presented for acceptance or rejection
|
|
OFFSHORESTRUCTURE
|
Gulf of Mexico oil rig, e.g
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LIFTOFF
|
Free ride cancelled at outset of long journey
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Commission from a (shady) deal
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
A half of football is hard and unfriendly
|
|
FINISHOFF
|
Complete - destroy - kill
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
Ignore sweeper out of form
|
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OFFTHERECORD
|
Article's wrong at first - journalÕs not for publication
|
|
OFF
|
Light switch word
|
|
CARRIEDOFF
|
Managed to be removed on a stretcher?
|
|
PUTOFF
|
'Never . . . . . . until tomorrow what you can do today'
|
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RIPOFF
|
Tearaway's daylight robbery
|
|
OFFICEBOYS
|
They play minor roles in business
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
Tick names on list, playwright said
|
|
LAIDOFF
|
Stopped - fired
|
|
BROWNOFF
|
Chancellor on holiday to make one fed up?
|
|
BOFFO
|
Super, in retro reviews
|
|
FAREOFFLYING
|
Expedia quote?
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Blue or green?
|
|
BETTEROFF
|
Before start of race, punter is richer
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Parade and exhibition substandard
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Scientist on holiday entering wine store
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Give advance warning or hint
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Decline to have a nap
|
|
OFFAL
|
Cheap meat and a rotten meal: count me out
|
|
BOFFO
|
Show biz headline word
|
|
MARRIESOFF
|
Perhaps finds a wife for farmer, if so desperate
|
|
FRIGHTENOFF
|
Intimidate cook 'X', audibly unwell
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Avoid demand of Queen of Hearts
|
|
CUTOFFWITH
|
Disinherit youngster when upper-class humorist, getting a bit of a laugh, came in and died
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Stop work - steal
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Outlandish description of Humpty after accident
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Set adrift on empty stage?
|
|
OFFERED
|
Poor earl, showing embarrassment, proposed
|
|
OFFICE
|
Position in government?
|
|
FIRSTOFFENDER
|
One new to crime
|
|
OFFLINE
|
Bad row follows being cut off from central computer
|
|
ONOFF
|
Words on a wall switch
|
|
OFFICE
|
Service post
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
Copy of article
|
|
SCOFF
|
Mock food
|
|
DOFF
|
Party's very loud in shed
|
|
TICKINGOFF
|
Making checks - reprimanding
|
|
OFFONESGAME
|
Gaff someone reproduced while playing badly
|
|
FALLOFF
|
Decline most of uncultivated land following fine
|
|
REOFFENDS
|
Causes upset again - tears about reduction of bid
|
|
SEEINGOFF
|
Discouraging genies?
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Blow around to repel
|
|
SETOFF
|
Not watching at start?
|
|
BULLYOFF
|
(Re-)start hockey game
|
|
OFFSITE
|
Like some computer backups
|
|
SCOFFED
|
Having guzzled, small daughter swallows coffee endlessly
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
Out of danger, sailing past Holland
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Not on in where you drive off for a sucker
|
|
PERIODOFOFFICE
|
Term for a pol
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Where Cinderella goes at end of panto, away on coach
|
|
OFFERING
|
Present comes from French leader in foreign parts
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Cancel immediately, we hear
|
|
CARRIEDOFF
|
Removed on stretcher, having performed successfully?
|
|
OFFING
|
Foreseeable future
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Unfriendly rugby player, one given order to keep quiet
|
|
COFFER
|
Careful opening bid for chest
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Forewarn about and you discharge
|
|
STARTOFF
|
There's a light swell when you set sail
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Give advance notice to
|
|
OFFLICENCE
|
Liquor store
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
Starbuck's, e.g. (2 words)
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Engagement broken? Stop communicating
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
Lawbreakers taking presents finish inside
|
|
TAILOFF
|
Hear story of female end in anticlimax?
|
|
FAROFF
|
Make a fuss about Robert Owen initially being remote
|
|
CHARIOTSOFFIRE
|
Search of fort I twice organised? It's regularly screened
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
Suspensions when work is not available
|
|
OFFERER
|
One proposing, bidding or presenting
|
|
OFFAL
|
Liver, kidneys etc - rubbish
|
|
SIGNOFF
|
End a letter
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Unique specimen
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Having removed shirt, start using iron
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Promoted policeman may be eccentric
|
|
OFFA
|
Dyke's man gets verbal proposition
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
Hunting trophy displayed, despite rebuff
|
|
RIPPEDOFF
|
'I bought a shredder, but I was...'
|
|
DREWOFF
|
Removed by distillation
|
|
POSTOFFICE
|
Letter delivery service
|
|
NONCOMMISSIONEDOFFICER
|
Formerly in private employment, one's achieved promotion (3-12, 7)
|
|
OFFONESROCKER
|
How a seated person might fall, being mad?
|
|
ONOFF
|
Irregular and unique Oriental deserts
|
|
PEACEOFFERING
|
Olive branch (2 words)
|
|
COFFEE
|
Business charge including fellow's drink
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Occasional gesture�s vulgar on looking back
|
|
OFFPRINT
|
Copy of issued article
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
Certain center of power
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensation; printing technique
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Dissuaded — discouraged
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
What a foul place to be!
|
|
DROPSOFF
|
Is obviously tired and one takes home
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Like a switch of fan to Don
|
|
CASTSOFF
|
Prepares to leave port
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Criminal making last bid to get outside
|
|
OFFS
|
Kills, 'Sopranos' style
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Eats quickly in barracks
|
|
QUICKOFFTHEMARK
|
Prompt to act like a Europhile once in Frankfurt bank?
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unusual or unconventional - perhaps in music
|
|
HALLOFFAMER
|
One in Cooperstown
|
|
COFFEESLANGILY
|
Definition for 13-Down
|
|
COLLEGEOFFICER
|
Definition for 98-Down
|
|
DOFFED
|
Removed fed's D?
|
|
TELLINGOFF
|
Time to employ lifelong forte for dressing down
|
|
OFFER
|
Proposal (of marriage)
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Exercising for fun in decider
|
|
GETTINGOFF
|
Going for acquittal
|
|
RINGOFF
|
End phone call
|
|
NODDEDOFF
|
Went to sleep, having agreed to execute posh bloke
|
|
TOFF
|
Posh bloke (sl)
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Mad, is how Humpty Dumpty ended up
|
|
ZOOOFFICIALS
|
Cagey folks?
|
|
INANATIONOFFREE
|
Talkative one's question, part 1
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Cold — a feature of Billingsgate once?
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Insulting, disgusting
|
|
COFFERDAM
|
Watertight enclosure around construction
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Run along!
|
|
COMEOFF
|
Succeed - but not at horse riding
|
|
DASHEDOFF
|
Wrote a quick note and left in a hurry
|
|
CALLOFF
|
Cancel or terminate - shout away
|
|
WHEELOFFORTUNE
|
Business magazine editor?
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Decline surgical procedure cancelled by GP
|
|
OFFIE
|
Corner-shop's reduced bargain — I must pop in
|
|
BETTEROFF
|
Gambler, before start of race, having lost less
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Unwell — risqué
|
|
OFFONESROCKER
|
Crazy girl going cool over musician boyfriend?
|
|
OFFER
|
However tender, one is no longer keen on her
|
|
OFFEND
|
Do wrong, having bad intention
|
|
COLOROFFATIGUES
|
Olive
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
Restaurant for light refreshment
|
|
BRINGOFF
|
Manage call from football field?
|
|
TAKETHELIDOFF
|
Reveal (a scandal)
|
|
OFFIE
|
One can get in unlimited drink here
|
|
TAKEALOADOFF
|
Credo for a dieter or trucker
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
Offensively meddlesome
|
|
PROFFER
|
Academic female, top lady becoming tender
|
|
OUTOFFAZE
|
No longer flustered?
|
|
DUSTINHOFFMAN
|
'Hook' star
|
|
POLICEOFFICERS
|
Life force cop is somehow giving his colleagues
|
|
OFFICE
|
Kind of ''pool'' or ''park''
|
|
COFFEE
|
Irish --
|
|
NODDEDOFF
|
New editor on holiday drinking rum went to sleep
|
|
OFFEND
|
A bad tip does raise hackles
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Send away trash
|
|
BAKEOFFS
|
US cake-making contests
|
|
LINGERIEHALFOFF
|
Odd sign at Victoria's Secret?
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
Money given in settlement for decisive match
|
|
LAUGHITOFF
|
At last it's just not on to make light of it
|
|
OFFTOBED
|
It's time for lying
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
Immediately available to be married?
|
|
OFFICIALSTRIKE
|
Like actors, if twice involved in all-out effort?
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
Understood refusal, and very loudly got cut short
|
|
OFFAL
|
Waste from a plate?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Transgression produces resentment
|
|
OFFGUARD
|
Relaxed, not on watch
|
|
INOFF
|
Billiards/snooker stroke
|
|
SETOFF
|
Spur, as a chain reaction
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensate for not being on deposit
|
|
OFFICE
|
Position no longer frozen
|
|
TAILINGOFF
|
Swell, being ill internally, is fading away
|
|
PASSOFF
|
Offer deceitfully
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Stoolie's warning
|
|
INOFF
|
Billiards hazard
|
|
UNOFFICIAL
|
10's work (quoted from 22 across) causing failure of coins
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
Parking fee for city is abandoned around front of taxi rank
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
Rotten holiday faced by batsman
|
|
INOFF
|
Snooker's foul chic, past its sell-by date?
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
Fusses as chief executive joins in confrontations
|
|
OFFA
|
Turned to answer king, once
|
|
SELLOFF
|
Sale to dispose of assets
|
|
REELOFF
|
Rapidly announce cancellation of dance
|
|
FOBOFF
|
Dismiss - provide poor substitute
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
It should follow 14 16!
|
|
BANOFFEEPIE
|
Prohibition removed, wife leaves romantic film to have rich dessert
|
|
TELLINGOFF
|
Unfashionable Duke caught by aristocrat, given reprimand
|
|
ENDOFF
|
Offend (anag) — finish
|
|
OFFEND
|
Bad curtains cause annoyance
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Moment of rocket's launch
|
|
SKINOFFYOURNOSE
|
Abrasive words maybe heard in 7
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Blase and far from satisfactory employee
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Quiet time of year
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Abandoned, discarded
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Sever - isolate
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casual female dipped into manual
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Not (to be) repeated
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Crown on high alert
|
|
TAKESOFF
|
Does a strip, and becomes popular
|
|
TEEINGOFF
|
Employing a driver, usually, in beginning
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Launching of report on cricket side
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Derivative, tasteless film-making process
|
|
CRYOFF
|
Pull out in first of carriages, start of journey on railway
|
|
PULLEDOFF
|
Successfully detached?
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Send letter for total
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sugar/butter sweet
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
Eliminate European cricket side
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
Writer told to mark attendance
|
|
ABITOFFLUFF
|
Derogatory term for a casual girlfriend (picked up by vacuum cleaner?)
|
|
GOOFFATHALFCOCK
|
Charlie, in need of big semi and mate, to start unprepared
|
|
BANOFFEEPIE
|
Sticky, fruity dessert
|
|
BITOFF
|
Had a nibble at a piece of food, none too fresh
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Half an impasse
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Dismiss wife — forfeit ordered
|
|
OFFCENTRE
|
Awful effort to comprehend Conservative measure (a bit leftish, say)
|
|
BOFFIN
|
(Government) scientist
|
|
BLOWOFF
|
Scientist, in evaporating, keeping base to release gas
|
|
CUPOFCOFFEE
|
Morning must-have, for many
|
|
COMEOFFWITHFLYINGCOLOURS
|
As jockey, fall, silks going everywhere, yet succeed triumphantly (4,3,4,6,7)
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Unique person or occurrence
|
|
FALLENOFFTHEBACKOFALORRY
|
Hot, so shed load (6,3,3,4,2,1,5)
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Do letters expressing wish for one late start
|
|
WRITTENOFF
|
Letter sent but forgotten about
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Put out, away and finished
|
|
FIGUREOFFUN
|
Statistic from sport, one no-one takes seriously
|
|
BULLYOFF
|
Opening moment of a hockey match
|
|
TAKINGOFF
|
Having a flying start?
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Humpty Dumpty's downfall was so unexpected
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Situated at sea
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
On holiday, is in private, taking advanced course
|
|
TAKETHEWEIGHTOFFONESFEET
|
Relax, removing heavy boots? (4,3,6,3,4,4)
|
|
SYRUPOFFIGS
|
Natural fruit laxative
|
|
DRAWINGOFF
|
Siphoning
|
|
COFFIN
|
Corpse's chest
|
|
ONOFF
|
Switching positions at prison officers' centre
|
|
CARTOFF
|
Remove upper-class chap on vehicle
|
|
PEELOFF
|
Strip and suffer from sunburn, unwell
|
|
KNOCKINGOFFTIME
|
When robbers start or finish work?
|
|
OFFENDS
|
Insults or causes displeasure to
|
|
GETOFF
|
Leave train or dismount
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
This is no time for playing games
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
Blow a fuse and fire second eleven
|
|
REELEDOFF
|
School subject (English) being begun, was able to recite fluently
|
|
TAKESALOADOFF
|
Flops down
|
|
RACHMANINOFF
|
Russian composer, 1873-1943
|
|
INSTANTCOFFEE
|
Convenient pick-me-up
|
|
INTHELINEOFFIRE
|
Eastwood flick
|
|
OFFERING
|
Sacrifice; tendering
|
|
NODOFF
|
'Fall asleep (3,3)'
|
|
OFF
|
Removed from menu, having gone bad
|
|
FREEOFFER
|
It's 27 across
|
|
PAYOFFS
|
Good returns or corrupt payments
|
|
HOFFA
|
1992 Jack Nicholson title role
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Not at work on film development
|
|
BUMPOFF
|
Knock official dispatch
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Not playing original EP — it's missing familiar tracks
|
|
OFFONESTROLLEY
|
Not working, I walk very regularly out to lunch
|
|
BUNDLEOFFUN
|
Unceremoniously dispatch union's extremists causing riot
|
|
SCOFFER
|
Hungry type needs second box
|
|
TEAROFFSTRIP
|
Opening band dress down — a failing
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
Where hits are made
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
Buzzer being no longer connected to manual control, lose it
|
|
LEAPOFFAITH
|
1992 Steve Martin film
|
|
OFFICERSMESS
|
Not a private place to dine
|
|
OFFUTURERESULTS
|
Factor a bettor weighs (Part 3)
|
|
STOPOFF
|
Tarry for a bit
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Deadlock (in match)
|
|
INSTANTCOFFEE
|
Drink granules
|
|
OFFAL
|
Not on a half-century? That's not much good
|
|
DRAINSOFF
|
Removes, as excess water
|
|
WRITTENOFF
|
Twin effort goes wrong — it's damaged beyond repair
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Vehicle's right turn, partially unsighted, is f... foolish
|
|
OFFLOADS
|
Empties a truck
|
|
LETOFF
|
Cause to explode or excuse from duties
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Switch positions intermittently
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
Switch positions intermittently
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Unemploy, in a way
|
|
BRASSEDOFF
|
Annoyed supporters of Feds rioted
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Blunt warning?
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Manage to prevent execution?
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Record attendance of pupils for lecture
|
|
SPINOFF
|
Cricket side's drive initially bringing unplanned benefit
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Launch-pad event
|
|
WELLOFF
|
Rich source no longer available
|
|
BUNKOFF
|
Abscond (from school)
|
|
ONAGAINOFFAGAIN
|
Intermittent, as a relationship
|
|
GETONTHEOFFRAMP
|
Start to exit an Interstate
|
|
NOISESOFF
|
Sound not on and not on stage
|
|
LETOFF
|
Allowed to go, i.e. fired
|
|
OFFAL
|
It's possible heart and lungs fare poorly, completely inadequate
|
|
ELECTEDOFFICIAL
|
Governor, e.g
|
|
HACKEDOFF
|
Grant-aided body cut back
|
|
OFFDAY
|
When one's not at one's best
|
|
SCARETHEPANTSOFFSOMEONE
|
Frighten a person considerably (5,3,5,3,7)
|
|
OFFPUTTING
|
Disconcerting procrastination
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Time of year when usual activity or business is slack
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
People climbing dangerous structure may be told to stop fooling
|
|
OFFICER
|
Lawman using force if assaulted
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Useless scrap by rotten drunk
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Strike outside to end
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Sound by part of pool? Lose one's temper completely (2,3,3,4,3)
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Deter; postpone
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Mocks or drinks greedily
|
|
RATTLEOFF
|
Conductor not on list
|
|
COFFEE
|
- Morning; - table
|
|
SAWNOFF
|
Like shortened gun
|
|
GOOFF
|
After blunder fellow is to be discharged
|
|
CALLEDOFF
|
'It's said to be just not on (6,3)'
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Settle one's debts? Get away!
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Finish in haste and stop work
|
|
ZOFF
|
The 1982 World Cup winning captain
|
|
BETOLDWHEREONEGETSOFF
|
Suffer verbal abuse, like a stranger on a bus? (2,4,5,3,4,3)
|
|
DOFFS
|
Tips, in a way
|
|
OFF
|
Light switch option
|
|
LIPOFF
|
Be insolent
|
|
OFFCUT
|
No longer available, price reduction for remnant
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Item made once only
|
|
PUTSOFF
|
Makes it later and causes to lose interest in
|
|
OFFENBACH
|
Cancan composer
|
|
SCOFF
|
Jeer — eat
|
|
BEGOFF
|
Ask to be excused - plead
|
|
OFF
|
Not on, but ___
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Unofficially, not hitting top form
|
|
OFFAL
|
Liver, lights, etc
|
|
BOFF
|
Big hit on Broadway
|
|
OFFDAYS
|
When teams don't play
|
|
SOUNDOFF
|
Count cadence
|
|
OFFERING
|
Presenting for acceptance
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Softie travelling about freezing-point in a type of skiing
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Turn away from explosive fuss getting very loud
|
|
SOUNDOFF
|
Voice loud opinions (sl.)
|
|
PULLOFF
|
Achieve against expectations
|
|
SHOWINGOFF
|
Beginning to swoon, some bird held by some stallion, female strutting around
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Stop talking, in a way — sign of disengagement?
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Official flag is blue
|
|
SPONGEOFFOF
|
Freeload from
|
|
OFFAL
|
Liver possibly past its sell-by date, a pound
|
|
WIPEOFFTHEMAP
|
Solve a problem by annihilation
|
|
POSTOFFICE
|
To scoff pie is naughty in a public building
|
|
SCOFFED
|
Made a show of being unimpressed
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
Upset, groans about time taken for temporarily unavailable meat dish
|
|
GETSOFFTOAGOODSTART
|
Begins auspiciously
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HOPOFF
|
Disembark, in a way
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BETTEROFF
|
More fortunate when not working
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TOFFEE
|
Sweetmeat no longer available during said meal
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GOTOFF
|
Upper-class sort on trial escaped punishment
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CUTOFF
|
Power interrupter
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HEADOFF
|
Fellow — a don's counterpart — you've got to intercept
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OFFAL
|
Waste material out from Cornish river
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STANDOFF
|
Remain at a distance - while on feet?
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STRIPOFF
|
Reveal body, one torn angrily
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UNOFFICIALLY
|
A French friend keeps going here in Paris privately
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OFFICERS
|
Commissioned ranks
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OFFWHITE
|
It's not on - cue-ball given only a hint of a colour
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RAKEOFF
|
It's not on, libertine's first shady profit
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OFFALY
|
Lights unknown in Ireland
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OFFENCES
|
Pales'? They're all wrong
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LAYOFFTHESWEETS
|
A must-do when dieting
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FALLOFFTHEWAGON
|
Resume boozing
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PULLOFFAVICTORY
|
Win in an upset
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TAKETHELIDOFF
|
Reveal how to prevent a saucepan boiling over?
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OFFHANDED
|
Abrupt manner of a rugby wing?
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RUNOFFELECTIONS
|
Some political contests
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SAWNOFF
|
Shortened, as a board
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MAKEOFF
|
Interpret loudly and run away
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COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
Work on furniture put on display
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GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Be reluctant to enter part of pool in storm? (2,3,3,4,3)
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OFF
|
Light-switch setting
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PROFFER
|
Present, tender
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LOGOFF
|
Coach of golf to quit working online
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OFF
|
Disappointing start to race
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OFFA
|
King of Mercia is of some note
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TIPOFF
|
Row across river to provide warning
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OFFCUT
|
Saw what's been left
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OFFCOLOUR
|
Unwell or indelicate - a bit pale?
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OFFICE
|
Possession of a post in government
|
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EASEDOFF
|
Slackened gradually, became less intense
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FACEOFF
|
Hockey confrontation
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POLISHOFF
|
Finish completely — kill deliberately
|
|
OFFIES
|
Alternatives to 1 across etc for reflective sip of rose if forgoing red
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Not always fond of an upset
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
Like an angry watch maker?
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OFFSIDE
|
How fould not to be on edge
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OFFTARGET
|
Mrs? She's not made a hit
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RIPOFF
|
Do dead letters get cancelled?
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SCOFFS
|
'Jeers, scorns (6)'
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OFFPEAK
|
Out of condition spy broadcast at a less busy time
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OFFER
|
Express willingness — present
|
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OFFCUT
|
Odd bit turned to cuff
|
|
ACTOFFAITH
|
Religiously-inspired deed
|
|
EVENSOFF
|
Seven levels out?
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
Unemotional, practical
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Moment a football match begins
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
In conceitedness, how offensive one is!
|
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INOFF
|
White pot?
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CASTOFF
|
Finish knitting unwanted garment
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Starts at sound of owl in branch
|
|
OFFER
|
World Music festival
|
|
FIRINGOFF
|
Asking in rapid succession why jobs are not lost?
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Remove - mimic
|
|
FOBSOFF
|
Deceives into accepting chains? Not on!
|
|
POLISHEDOFF
|
... finished by Slavs — English remove garments
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|
BUMPOFF
|
Get rid of useless papers, including rejected Dandy
|
|
OFFHANDEDNESS
|
Nonchalant and cool manner
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Take out half-inch pack in work
|
|
OFFING
|
Sea visible from shore
|
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SEEINGOFF
|
Efficiently disposing of vision problems?
|
|
COFFIN
|
Body box
|
|
GETOFF
|
Not be punished for light doze?
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
After a short while, dandy's soundly rebuked
|
|
OFFAL
|
Liver, kidney etc
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Not made again
|
|
TOPOFF
|
Complete work penned by gent
|
|
WAKEUPANDSMELLTHECOFFEE
|
Full of beans after such a rousing call? Get real! (4,2,3,5,3,6)
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
McBain enters Leicester High, fed up
|
|
COMEOFF
|
Be successful or give up
|
|
INOFF
|
Glancing billiards pot
|
|
THEOFFICE
|
See 73 down
|
|
CHARIOTSOFFIRE
|
Nineteen eighty one film about Liddell and Abrahams
|
|
HOMEOFFICE
|
Igloo perhaps accommodating fine government department
|
|
SLEEPOFF
|
(To) rest to recover from effects of (a hangover)
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Time when tickets are usually cheaper
|
|
ONOFF
|
Type of switch, worn and disconnected
|
|
OFFAL
|
There's no yen in Irish county for some of butcher's stuff
|
|
COFFEETABLE
|
Cup supporter gets message about pedal
|
|
SLOPEOFF
|
Leave furtively
|
|
RUNSOFFTO
|
Heads for in a hurry
|
|
CALLOFFTHE
|
& 7 down Katie Melua's debut album
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Device for interrupting flow
|
|
BEGINNINGOFFALL
|
September seasonal shift
|
|
OFFSETTING
|
Counterbalancing
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Bitter aristo said to be a dead loss
|
|
SPRINGCOFFEEDAY
|
Three breaks
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
Don't be ridiculous, dismount
|
|
OFFA
|
Unsatisfactory, a bygone king
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
Cons and tearaways?
|
|
NOOFFENSE
|
*Follow-up to a potential insult
|
|
PEANUTBIGCOFFEE
|
Three Misters
|
|
MTANOFFENSIVE
|
Prepare for an abbreviated attack?
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Stop work (informal)
|
|
TOPPEDOFF
|
Added a finishing touch to
|
|
TOOKOFF
|
Produced a parody and became a success
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Informed hint
|
|
MILITARYOFFICER
|
One may be decorated
|
|
OFF
|
''They're ___!'' (racetrack cry)
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
No longer in trouble near to Holland landmark?
|
|
OFFBROADWAY
|
Show here cancelled? Argument about notice in recess ensues
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Disregard verbal output of scoffing gent
|
|
GETOFF
|
Be acquitted and fall sleep
|
|
PUSHOFF
|
Quit publicity houses almost exhausted
|
|
BUMPEDOFF
|
Murder was not due to a knock-on
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Begone (colloq.)
|
|
MRCOFFEE
|
Java man?
|
|
OFFSET
|
Not centered
|
|
PREPARETOBECUTOFF
|
MERGING TRAFFIC ...
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Not on land, as an oil rig
|
|
OFFAL
|
Wrong most of all in providing rubbish food
|
|
POSTOFFICEBOX
|
Destination of some mail
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Sequel of fine film?
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Forestall result of execution?
|
|
OFFICE
|
Where one might work in a skating rink?
|
|
BOXOFFICESMASH
|
...carryall) Huge blockbuster (Producer's...
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
Don't be ridiculous, get down from your high horse
|
|
ROUNDOFF
|
Finish neatly
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
What 'burns, burns, burns' in a hit country song
|
|
GOOFFONATANGENT
|
Digress big-time
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
Disconnect power
|
|
OFFERING
|
Given to being no longer so keen on Ireland
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Postpone - disconcert
|
|
INOFF
|
Keep money ___-shore accounts (stash cash)
|
|
OFFCHANCE
|
A slight possibility
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Sever, prevent from continuing
|
|
OFFICIALESE
|
Bureaucratic verbiage
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unusual round after start
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Illegal state in football
|
|
HOFFMANN
|
Hard to start on German novelist for teller of tales
|
|
OFF
|
___ to school (just leaving home)
|
|
RIGHTOFF
|
Immediately cancel, but only verbally
|
|
GOINGOFF
|
Leaving as a result of being fired
|
|
TAKETIMEOFF
|
How one leaves it as I have a short break
|
|
OFF
|
Sick leave
|
|
SHUTOFF
|
Opposite of turned on (2 words)
|
|
INTHELINEOFFIRE
|
Dangerously positioned, like 30-Across, often?
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
Unimaginative material — rotten play!
|
|
OFFA
|
Old English dyke builder
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Insulting like aggressive attack
|
|
NOSKINOFFONESNOSE
|
It doesn't affect me (2,4,3,4,4)
|
|
OFFAL
|
Entrails, organs, animal rubbish
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Commission from shady deal
|
|
OFFICER
|
'An ... and a Gentleman, film (7)'
|
|
COFFEEBREAK
|
Midmorning ritual
|
|
THEGLOVESAREOFF
|
We've still got hats you can eat but ... we're not holding back
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Bad season for someone's children
|
|
LOGOFF
|
End computer session
|
|
SPINOFF
|
'Maude' or 'Mork and Mindy'
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
Eggshell, maybe
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
Casually dismiss fox's condition after hunt
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
Marked present and reprimanded
|
|
CARRIEDOFF
|
Executed skilfully, as wounded from battlefield might be
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
First moment of a space mission
|
|
REGISTEROFFICE
|
Where civil marriages are performed
|
|
OFFSHOOTS
|
Start to plug singular products
|
|
BEETLEOFF
|
Scarper when dice game's unsatisfactory
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensation - printing process
|
|
WORSEOFF
|
More out of pocket
|
|
STARTOFF
|
Famous posh chap's to get to work
|
|
FIGUREOFFUN
|
One who is considered ridiculous
|
|
OFFSET
|
Distance out of line
|
|
COFFEE
|
'Drink sounds as if it might make one have it cold, perhaps (6)'
|
|
OFFAIR
|
Not broadcast(ing)
|
|
BACKOFF
|
Stop insisting
|
|
JACKINOFFICE
|
Self-important public servant
|
|
OFFCHANCE
|
Cricket side's opportunity? Only a slight possibility
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Deflect from an intention
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
Deciding contest
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Deciding contest
|
|
PAIREDOFF
|
Found partners
|
|
STANDOFFHALF
|
Member of rugby XV
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Spice not available for starter when business is slack
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Farewell do
|
|
INOFF
|
Shot at snooker or billiards
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Performance cancelled for egotist
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
Amulet causing annoyance? Ingratiating campaign is needed
|
|
BLASTOFFS
|
Launches reports about cricket side
|
|
OFFERTORYBOX
|
Volunteer and party member leading strike -- one receives contributions
|
|
STRIPOFF
|
Remove a coat - or much more
|
|
RUNOFFS
|
Deciding races are fun for about half of us
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
Compromise, as embargo's in force
|
|
NODDEDOFF
|
Kelly, high after drinking rum, fell asleep
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
This vehicle cannot be repaired immediately, we're informed
|
|
OFFERED
|
Astaire's captivating dance finally presented
|
|
CALLEDOFF
|
Stopped in middle of college party to enter cheap restaurant
|
|
COFFEE
|
Starbucks supply
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Isolated after being disinherited
|
|
SCOFFING
|
What a gourmand likes is making gibes
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensate(d) for
|
|
FAROFF
|
Fuss about rolled gold remote
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Go away, completely away
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
Old woman takes lift from time to time
|
|
BILLOFFARE
|
Available food Spartan - bad, rotten content
|
|
OFFER
|
Job seeker’s success
|
|
OFFA
|
One-time ruler of sport administrators?
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Ill-mannered libertine's first cut
|
|
MAKEOFF
|
Type of female to hurry away
|
|
Offspinner
|
Cricketer not on top
|
|
COFFEEHOUSE
|
Establishment needing, perhaps, instant hot running water
|
|
LETOFFSTEAM
|
The foreign aristocrat's group express frustration
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Abandoned players of note
|
|
OFFICERINCHARGE
|
Use force (if clumsily) before reaching corrupt leader
|
|
DRAWNOFF
|
Very loud cry for advance? The reverse when one's retreated
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Hang up, in Harrow
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Chastise - check items on a list
|
|
ITFELLOFF
|
Dodgy 'charitable' offer folk fly to?
|
|
COFFEEHOUSETALK
|
It's 17, 27 and 44-across
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Blow, having to keep to deadline
|
|
OFFAL
|
Less valuable edible parts of animal
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Defer to a later time, or alienate
|
|
OFFDUTY
|
Official service is not working
|
|
Motoringoffence
|
A bit of illegal trafficking?
|
|
OFFICEBOYS
|
One in high church troubling yobs and young workers
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Deadlock involving rugby player?
|
|
BRINGOFF
|
Manage to end phone conversation after first hint of boorishness
|
|
TAKETHEWRAPSOFF
|
Reveal what peak efforts might create
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Deflect (someone) from an intention
|
|
OFFTHEAIR
|
Not broadcast, not on music
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
Out of trouble, sailing past Holland
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Youngsters in cricket side ahead of season
|
|
TRAFFICOFFENCE
|
'Hot' trader's dealings -- one might get a ticket for it
|
|
OFFAL
|
Guts required to kill mafia boss
|
|
DOFF
|
Remove one's cap
|
|
PAIROFF
|
Under pressure to broadcast wrong match
|
|
OFFAIR
|
(Recorded) from radio
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Act of mimicry
|
|
COFFINS
|
Receptacles for corpses
|
|
COFFEETABLE
|
Spot for a large picture book
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Suspend first of players missing important match
|
|
OFFERSUP
|
Perhaps makes it tender, but not down here
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Culprit has reason to put in a bid
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Draining rainfall
|
|
TOFF
|
Nob
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Get rid off (colloq.)
|
|
OFFAL
|
Ancient King left rejected parts?
|
|
WANDEROFF
|
Afford new treatment for stray
|
|
NODOFF
|
React to a dull sermon, perhaps
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
Prohibited away from borders
|
|
HOLDOFFICE
|
Serve as mayor, e.g.
|
|
LETOFF
|
Excuse from doing or cause to explode
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unconventional as in music?
|
|
TRADINGOFF
|
… compromised dealing? Dog intercepting traffic — international cocaine concealed
|
|
OFFBEAM
|
Misguided, and not wanting to smile
|
|
CAPITALOFFRANCE
|
Euro & F?
|
|
OFF
|
___ Broadway
|
|
COFFIN
|
Box for a corpse
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Discarded, abandoned
|
|
INOFFICE
|
At work one will slip in from what's frozen
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Not on The Strand
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Start a golf game (2 words)
|
|
STANDOFFISHNESS
|
Bear of suspicious nature disheartened, showing unsociability
|
|
COFFEECUP
|
One may have grounds to show if one's drunk
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Give up on, recognise as lost like bad debt
|
|
OFFDAY
|
Time when one is not at oneÕs best
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Decline, decrease
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Lateral branch
|
|
CARRYOFF
|
Win takeaway?
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unusual description of sick policeman?
|
|
COFFEETABLEBOOK
|
Picture-filled item often seen in a living room
|
|
BUYOFF
|
Journalist can be misled about unknown taxi
|
|
COFFER
|
Box camera originally taken by volunteer
|
|
GOOFF
|
Fire female after blunder
|
|
OFFA
|
Mercian dyke king
|
|
OFFS
|
Dispatches, slangily
|
|
TEAROFFASTRIP
|
Dress down and remove a ribbon
|
|
OFFICERSMESS
|
Where captains dine
|
|
OFFER
|
Two-for-one, e.g
|
|
SPOUTSOFF
|
Bloviates
|
|
HOTOFFTHEPRESS
|
Breaking news recently decreased, perhaps
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
Finish fully
|
|
OFFERS
|
Job seekers' good news
|
|
OFF
|
Taking a personal day, perhaps
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Old guard accepting fine for misdemeanour
|
|
SETSOFF
|
Triggers underdogs at Wimbledon pull?
|
|
TOFF
|
No proletarian has time away from work
|
|
TICKETOFFICE
|
Seat seeker's stop
|
|
GOTOFF
|
Escaped punishment, having shot gent
|
|
RUNOFF
|
For fun, playing tie-breaker
|
|
FOREIGNOFFICE
|
What many governments have (2 words)
|
|
HOPOFF
|
Exit, as a cable car
|
|
HOPOFF
|
Dance gets cancelled, so leave
|
|
POLICEOFFICER
|
Constable, e.g.
|
|
OFFBALANCE
|
Not prepared for away match
|
|
SOFFIT
|
Bottom absent in model
|
|
CARTOFF
|
Take away (colloq.)
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
A star team beaten — bad play, actually (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
IRISHCOFFEE
|
Combined creation of distiller and brewer?
|
|
TEESOFF
|
Drives cancelled after drinks, we hear
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
Stickybeak so supercilious?
|
|
OFFISH
|
Somewhat unfriendly
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Start of a match
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Deadlock - rugby player
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Occasional busman's holiday?
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Small bit of some material
|
|
INOFF
|
Start of harmless shot at billiards
|
|
SHOOTONESMOUTHOFF
|
Talk tactlessly
|
|
DOFF
|
Remove from head office
|
|
TEARINGOFFA
|
Peeler's activity rating
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
Not specially prepared to be married at last?
|
|
COFFERDAM
|
Its construction is to provide dryness, initially, in river
|
|
WELLOFF
|
Moderately rich oil producer on holiday
|
|
OFFWITHHISHEAD
|
As was said by a displeased Queen of Hearts (Alice)
|
|
OFFWEGO
|
''Let's roll!''
|
|
FISTOFFENSE
|
Cause of a boxing disqualification?
|
|
BUZZOFF
|
Following rumour, cancelled leave
|
|
OFFICER
|
Farquhar's had pressing duties
|
|
INOFF
|
Awful f-fino, a losing hazard
|
|
SETOFF
|
Start series poorly
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Order player to leave celebration
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPLACE
|
Where to start
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Remnant is substandard, needing price reduction
|
|
OFFDAY
|
Not one's brightest hour
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
Not on from Poland and finish it all
|
|
OFFCUT
|
So to cuff what little remains
|
|
FACEOFF
|
Hockey game start
|
|
OFF
|
Not working — started
|
|
OFFER
|
Expression of willingness to pay or give
|
|
SETOFF
|
Start journey or detonate bomb
|
|
COFFEEBEANS
|
Grinder fill
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Summer at a ski resort, e.g.
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
Johnny Cash hit
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Get mad and take a dive (2,3,3,4,3)
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
A bit of a bad egg, and somewhat yellow, perhaps
|
|
OFFALY
|
Co. producing by-product for butcher may last
|
|
BOFF
|
Big Broadway hit
|
|
EASEDOFF
|
Abated, as pain
|
|
JUMPOFF
|
Start of favourite's first deciding round
|
|
PULLOFF
|
To form a relationship on holiday is to succeed
|
|
PUTSOFF
|
This repels one who delays (4, 3)
|
|
OFFDRIVE
|
Batsman's shot
|
|
CARTOFF
|
Take away motor parked by aristo
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Criminal�s bid to include last part
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Hang up - no longer engaged?
|
|
DUSTINHOFFMAN
|
Star of Rain Man and Midnight Cowboy
|
|
OFFENCES
|
Breaches in law and about paling
|
|
POLISHEDOFF
|
Eliminated outstanding cricket side
|
|
CIRCLEOFFRIENDS
|
Group of people you can trust
|
|
BAPTISMOFFIRE
|
Rough start for ceremony naming military order
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Irrelevant work seen around very loud building site
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Scoff at tatty old garment
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BOFFIN
|
Scientist in second class cricket side batting
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TENDEROFFER
|
'Lean on me'
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COFFERS
|
Boxes for money
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OFFA
|
Old dyke builder, d. 796
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ENDOFF
|
Some friend offers to complete some knitting, say
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LAIDOFF
|
Fired, in a way
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SELLOFF
|
West-facing ornamental buildings one disposed of following cheap sale
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CHARIOTSOFFIRE
|
Woman who does very small parts lacking a high passion for film
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SEEOFF
|
Get official reprimand
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SCOFFED
|
Jeered when old Bob made guttural sounds
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OFFEND
|
Insult, not on purpose
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OFFA
|
A bad start for an ancient king
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WRITEOFF
|
Post application at once, I'd say
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TOFFEES
|
Everton strict ultimately in relation to payments
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OFFAL
|
Butchers' discard
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OFFAL
|
Waste away by a lake
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RAKEOFF
|
(Illegal) commission
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OFFENBACH
|
Composer of operettas
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ONOFFER
|
Switch positions before emergency room in America becomes available
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OFFHAND
|
Rotten worker is discourteous
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|
OFFERS
|
Things potential homebuyers put in
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CASTOFF
|
Discard an accountant's stylish gentleman
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SENDOFF
|
Dockside celebration
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|
LIFTOFF
|
Why stairs are used to reach launch of spacecraft?
|
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RIPOFF
|
Fiddle, piano and organ initially used in jazz phrase
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Using irregular slopes of iron, Portugal's first in
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SCAREDOFF
|
Deterred
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PUTOFF
|
Deterred
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PAIREDOFF
|
Formed couples
|
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OFFICE
|
Business room or religious rite
|
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OFFERING
|
Money contributed at a religious service
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|
COFFEEKLATCH
|
Group who loves dirt (Var.)
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KICKOFF
|
Thrill not present in scene in first act of play
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|
INOFF
|
Snooker foul
|
|
OFFAMANS
|
Part 2 of advice
|
|
OFFICER
|
One hundred in a bid to see part of a board
|
|
EASEDOFF
|
Slowed down for facility west of Dover -- no longer available!
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|
OFFKEY
|
Jarring striking opener
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|
CHARIOTSOFFIRE
|
Film sprinter finally entering if his footrace rearranged
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|
OFFSET
|
Compensate for resting actor's position?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Breach of criminal law
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
Because of one's official position - Latin phrase
|
|
OFFENSIVEWEAPON
|
After murder by space apes, now I've fashioned dagger, perhaps
|
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INTHEOFFING
|
*Likely to happen
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
This branch is just not on for fire
|
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TOFF
|
Aristo
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OFFER
|
Tender, make bid for
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TAKINGOFF
|
Posh chap accepts a sovereign for going
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Jeers, scorns
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
Compromise when business has finished
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
Around Granny, do Fianna F¿il show up intermittently?
|
|
OFFICE
|
Place of administration business
|
|
RIPOFF
|
To con
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Show of good wishes among players, end of festival
|
|
GETONESKITOFF
|
Undress completely
|
|
OFFING
|
Move to stop smell returning in main area
|
|
SEALOFF
|
Block completely
|
|
RIPOFFS
|
Swindles tearaways?
|
|
OFFENCE
|
The action of attacking an enemy
|
|
LETOFF
|
The foreign gent's chance to avoid trouble
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
No longer keen on pure cream?
|
|
OFFCOURSE
|
We hear it's bound to go wrong?
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
Misses out going round puffin centre on large island not to be visited
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Scion not on hunting expedition
|
|
INOFFICE
|
Powerful at present in from where it's frozen
|
|
SQUAREOFF
|
Perhaps 4 turned to assume a fighting attitude
|
|
INSTANTCOFFEE
|
Easy morning beverage
|
|
STOPOFF
|
Two females, old and crazy, turned up for overnight stay
|
|
STRIPOFF
|
Undress corpse after crossing two rivers
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Drink up endlessly grounds first from percolator
|
|
OFFPAT
|
Exactly memorised start time covering each year
|
|
OFFAL
|
Less edible parts of animal, entrails and organs
|
|
TIPPEDOFF
|
Warned and struck, subsequently not working
|
|
COFFERS
|
Careful opening bids for chests
|
|
NODOFF
|
Snooze? No -- party's very loud!
|
|
OFFERSUP
|
Suffer badly in work — checks for fit before proceeding
|
|
INOFF
|
Indirect billiards shot
|
|
TRADEOFFS
|
Compromises wreck sad effort
|
|
LIFTOFFS
|
NASA successes
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Check carpet
|
|
FIRMOFFER
|
What a home seller seeks
|
|
REELSOFF
|
Quickly recites
|
|
OFF
|
Lightswitch position
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Illegal position after run down wing?
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
Not on holiday, but having a ball
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
Italian must go after fall? Don't be ridiculous!
|
|
COFFEEGROUNDS
|
Brewing waste
|
|
NODOFF
|
Small number may get lift or fall asleep
|
|
INOFF
|
One number, played very loudly, is foul
|
|
ACTOFFRIENDSHIP
|
Kindly gesture
|
|
BACKOFF
|
Antonym of ''insist''
|
|
OFFKEY
|
Doubled part for hokey-cokey's held very loud — and out of tune
|
|
CLOCKOFF
|
Register leaving work
|
|
CLOCKOFF
|
Stop Labour and Conservative slogan supporting open door policy?
|
|
POSTOFFICEBOX
|
Place where letters etc are held until called for
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensate for inoperative company
|
|
SCOFFER
|
One to ridicule part-time peace-preserver (volunteer)
|
|
FLEETOFFOOT
|
Naval infantry?
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Eccentric (US)
|
|
COFFEE
|
Drink from 19s
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Weird — irregular
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Collection made by Conservative supporting bid
|
|
MATTEROFFACT
|
Cold and dull: monarch cancelled performance
|
|
OFFA
|
Mercian king of note
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Valediction given in dispatch
|
|
BREAKOFF
|
Put an end to (engagement)
|
|
OFFAL
|
Internal organs and entrails as food
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Eccentric, as Humpty-Dumpty ended up
|
|
CUSTOMSOFFICERS
|
Public servants unfortunately off sick, almost beset by clients
|
|
COFFEEROOMS
|
Box containing key and rings mistress emptied out in cafes
|
|
OFF
|
High; cancelled
|
|
NODDEDOFF
|
Gave a positive sign in bad taste and slept
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Dead car: you must do it in 1 and 8
|
|
NOSKINOFFMYNOSE
|
I'm all right, Jack, I'm using soft tissues
|
|
NODSOFF
|
Signifies acceptance of relief at last, and loses consciousness
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Start putting fresh lead on carpet
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
Assertively interfering
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
How foul not to be all on edge
|
|
SEALEDOFF
|
'That's never stuck on, but isolated (6,3)'
|
|
RAKEOFF
|
Monetary share, dishonestly gained
|
|
OFFAL
|
Bits of waste meat
|
|
MARRIEDOFF
|
Hopeless admirer of female found a spouse
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
Reprimanded, as correct answers are not working
|
|
OFFTHERAILS
|
Loco — one found here after crash?
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Blue?
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Stop and fire
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
No longer in trouble near Dutch coast
|
|
ONOFF
|
(Of a relationship) not steady
|
|
OFFEND
|
Annoy - upset
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
Whiff toe, turning a sickly colour?
|
|
GETOFF
|
Small boy embracing model to be acquitted
|
|
LAYOFFS
|
Temporary discharges of workers
|
|
OFFAL
|
Waste of water in Cornwall?
|
|
OFFEND
|
Commit crime — hurt feelings
|
|
BUYOFF
|
Pay a bribe to
|
|
OFFERTORYBOX
|
Propose politician to fight for charity
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
Ring very loudly before holiday delivery
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
In less busy time, switch positions, swallowing lots of water
|
|
OFFA
|
Dividing wall builder needs even in comfy flat
|
|
OFFAL
|
Liver, lungs etc
|
|
POLISHOFF
|
It's just not on from Poland. That should finish it
|
|
HATSOFF
|
Praise hospital staff working around clock, essentially
|
|
BACKOFF
|
Retreat of female having returned earlier
|
|
PAYOFF
|
D�nouement
|
|
OFFSET
|
One kind of printing -- not camera-ready?
|
|
OFFAL
|
Refuse what's not on approved list, initially
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Criminal making final bid to get outside
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Finishes off mocks
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
and 23: English poet
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Unconventional way to describe places near centre of old Berlin?
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Most distant worker is free and easy
|
|
SLIPOFF
|
Remove, in a away
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Cancellation of a debt
|
|
OFFKEY
|
Cricket side's opener, unsuitable
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman, fellow I wanted in newly-formed force
|
|
SEALSOFF
|
Blocks access to
|
|
KNOCKOFFS
|
Cheaper copies
|
|
WHEOFFORTUNE
|
TV staple since 1/6/75
|
|
OUTOFFORM
|
In poor shape and not playing well
|
|
SCOFFER
|
Person deriding Bunter, for example
|
|
COFFEEBEAN
|
It's ground beef no caf¿ cooked
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Eccentric policeman might be when not working
|
|
IRISHCOFFEE
|
Whiskey-enhanced caffeine-based beverage
|
|
TURNEDOFF
|
Revolted and entered side road
|
|
INTHELINEOFFIRE
|
Hot Clint Eastwood film
|
|
COFFEEBAR
|
Place to buy a latte
|
|
KRISKRISTOFFERSON
|
Streisand's ''A Star Is Born'' costar
|
|
OFFICIOUS
|
Too ready to offer help and advice when it's not wanted
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Ailing — blue
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
In a position where ball can't be played (football)
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Dismissive; curt
|
|
OFFEND
|
Break law
|
|
BEGOFF
|
Politely decline
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Let staff go because of a downturn
|
|
OFFICER
|
Essay about one Conservative? Major, for example
|
|
RAKEOFFS
|
Skimmers' skimmings
|
|
REELEDOFF
|
Went unsteadily away and was quickly listing?
|
|
OFFA
|
Mercia's dyke builder
|
|
BOFF
|
Theater hit
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Accompany to point of departure, or chase away intruder
|
|
GOESOFF
|
Produces report and leaves
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Lousy workers going over waste material
|
|
GETOFFTHEMARK
|
Give yourself quite a start
|
|
DEPTHOFFIELD
|
Range over which picture is in focus
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Bribe to produce good results
|
|
HOTCOFFEE
|
Steaming mugful
|
|
TOFFEE
|
T by way of charge for a sucker
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Proper French here tucked into liver etc
|
|
PETTYOFFICER
|
Sailor exercises frantically to rectify onset of flab
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Engagement over? Slam down phone
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Defer — deter
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
When Bobby can have rest of rum?
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Law breaker
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
Hurry away after second snub
|
|
GOTOFF
|
At end of journey, gent fell asleep
|
|
OFFBALANCE
|
Unsteady old king pierced by British weapon
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Remnant of material
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Swank cabaret cancelled
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Part of cricket field in unlawful position
|
|
OFFICER
|
Captain possibly in command in present situation
|
|
NODDEDOFF
|
Motioned to exit and lapsed from consciousness
|
|
OFFICER
|
Member of police force
|
|
TOSSOFF
|
Do effortlessly
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
Working, also away, periodically
|
|
COFFEEANDDANISH
|
Commuter's sweet break
|
|
HOFFA
|
Labor leader who mysteriously disappeared
|
|
WASHEDOFF
|
Rinsed
|
|
KARLOFF
|
'The Mask of Fu Manchu' star
|
|
KEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
Warning by turf - avoid drug usage!
|
|
TRADEOFF
|
A Democrat in mishandled effort yielding compromise
|
|
CHECKOFF
|
Heard Russian dramatist? Tick list
|
|
FIRSTOFFENDER
|
Novice in crime?
|
|
ORDERLYOFFICER
|
Soldier on duty - regular one about to board tender
|
|
PROFFER
|
Promotion not on before sovereign becomes tender
|
|
WEHAVELIFTOFF
|
NASA affirmation
|
|
OFF
|
It's just not on for work on such ice
|
|
OFFEND
|
The last of 15 across may cause trouble
|
|
STOPOFF
|
Tarry briefly
|
|
BUNKOFF
|
Play truant when sleeping place not available
|
|
OFFENCES
|
Crimes among criminal traders
|
|
HITITOFF
|
Become cordial quickly
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
Barely yellow
|
|
OFFCOLOR
|
Borderline indecent
|
|
OFFPAT
|
Recalled perfectly fine secretary, frequently around
|
|
OFFS
|
Kills 'Sopranos'-style
|
|
OFFICER
|
Colonel possibly in command in present situation
|
|
BUMPOFF
|
Backstage sound effect for killing casually
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Trap for attacker in fields of lost middle England
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Cricket side and coach not in action
|
|
INOFF
|
Foul (snooker), scoring stroke (billiards)
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
Dish, a strong concoction going bad
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Strike about to stop working
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Begin (a hole)
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Percolator
|
|
NOOFFENCE
|
Don't be upset: it's legal
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Cricket side finished, put out ...
|
|
OFFICE
|
Post - place of work
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Postpone; distract
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Stop working and steal
|
|
ONEOFFIVE
|
Any sense, say
|
|
HOFFMAN
|
Oscar winner for 'Kramer Vs. Kramer'
|
|
OFFICIALLABEL
|
Trademark, e.g.
|
|
REELOFF
|
Speak very rapidly and stagger away
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
Creamy?
|
|
CARRYOFF
|
Accom-plish
|
|
OFFENSE
|
Playmaking group
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
Before fight cancelled, reserve tickets here
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
How foul not to be on 15 across!
|
|
OFFISH
|
'Piscine' means slightly aloof
|
|
BLASTSOFF
|
Leaves, as a rocket
|
|
TOFFEES
|
Pegs away, having gone in to get sweets
|
|
Drinkoff
|
Quaff wholly in one gulp
|
|
COFFEE
|
See by way of charge for a drink
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Big farewell
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
Breakfast site
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Characters in protest and officers in deadlock
|
|
OFFERING
|
Gift of item of jewellery containing non-precious metal
|
|
OFFEND
|
Irritating conclusion to cause bad feeling
|
|
GETTINGOFF
|
It's just not on in continuation
|
|
Coffinite
|
Uranium-yielding ore
|
|
MAKEANOFFER
|
Start a negotiation
|
|
OFFSPRINGS
|
Issues not on fountains
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Exhibitionist's broadcast about husband's cricket side
|
|
TELLOFF
|
Rebuke verbally
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Sour and angry about husband operating abroad
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Aim, in present situation, to find miscreant
|
|
OFF
|
Just not on on ice for work
|
|
DOFF
|
Tip, as one's cap
|
|
SAWOFF
|
Gnome turned and escorted to departure
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Poor start by lad confused at first
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Deciding race
|
|
WRITEOFFS
|
Components of some losses
|
|
GOESOFF
|
Deteriorates and explodes
|
|
SCOFFLAWS
|
Americans who flout dietary regime?
|
|
OFFS
|
Does in, Sopranos-style
|
|
TAKEOFFICE
|
Start serving
|
|
BRUSHOFF
|
Having had such a dismissal one might lose one's head and run away
|
|
LEAVEOFF
|
Cease, or shed garment
|
|
OFF
|
F's no tin?
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
A hot drink may be served from it
|
|
TELLSOFF
|
Scolds informally
|
|
PLAYOFF
|
Performance cancelled due to lack of a final decision last time
|
|
OFFANDON
|
Cricket sides seen occasionally
|
|
OFFERS
|
No longer so keen on bids from unaspirated girls
|
|
GETOFFTHEPHONE
|
Parental demand #1
|
|
CASTSOFF
|
Begins journey - stage's empty?
|
|
SCOFFERS
|
People who mock son about proposals
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Stop knitting — start sailing
|
|
LAID OFF
|
Suspended from one’s employment, possibly temporarily
|
|
HATSOFF
|
“Show some appreciation!”
|
|
SENDINGOFF
|
Chant stopped by goal, poor result of on-field foul?
|
|
SLOPEOFF
|
Leave unobtrusively
|
|
JOFFRE
|
C-in-C of French army on Western Front in World War I
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Deadlock - keep away (8;5-3)
|
|
COFFEETREE
|
A number of measures concerning energy: beans 2 10 here?
|
|
SCOFFED
|
Laughed at being put away
|
|
PROFFER
|
Hold out for acceptance
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
US president's workplace
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
What old maid isn't readily available?
|
|
PICKOFF
|
Beginning to require new leader, shoot individuals
|
|
BREAKOFF
|
Stop and turn away
|
|
LETSOFF
|
Criminal stole following repeated excuses
|
|
OFFLICENCE
|
Alcohol shop
|
|
ONLEAVEOFF
|
Absent/Omit
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Remove some pressure
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Not to be published
|
|
OFFSTUMP
|
Part of what a batsman protects
|
|
SETOFF
|
Gave one quite a start
|
|
OFFTRACKABETTING
|
Tout's illegal shenanigans?
|
|
RUNFOROFFICE
|
Hurry to work to be a candidate
|
|
STAFFOFFICER
|
Pole not wanting to chill last of lager for brass hat
|
|
KILLSOFF
|
The sicknesses of what's in here exterminates
|
|
BEATOFF
|
Act as a dandy overcome
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Waste material, high percentage
|
|
OFF
|
No longer attached
|
|
OFFER
|
Though tender, one is not so keen on 'er
|
|
BOOKINGOFFICE
|
Reserve seat here, but react hostilely to royal skating?
|
|
TAKEOFFON
|
Have as a work holiday
|
|
BADOFF
|
Needing a hand
|
|
OFFER
|
Tender, volunteer
|
|
OFFS
|
Slays, Sopranos style
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Cavalier on foot, by implication?
|
|
OFFTHEWAGON
|
Wild West pioneers at journey's end were no longer dry
|
|
OFF
|
The ''O'' in OTB
|
|
OFFENDS
|
Is not PC, say
|
|
OFFICERMATERIAL
|
Superior recruit, e.g.
|
|
BILLOFFARE
|
List of dishes account for cost of travel
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Indicate checking of carpet
|
|
KEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
Sign at a park
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
Completely lose one's grip
|
|
WASHOFF
|
Use a hose on
|
|
HIGHOFFTHEHOG
|
Lavish way to live
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Informally unwell, looking pallid or somewhat indecent
|
|
SCOFF
|
Speak contemptuously or drink informally
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Finished on high dudgeon!
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Pass on (a problem)
|
|
FIREOFF
|
Write and mail hastily
|
|
SMIRNOFF
|
Stolichnaya competitor
|
|
HEIGHTOFFASHION
|
Answer: Hem
|
|
BEGOFF
|
Ask to be excused - really plead
|
|
ALLOFF
|
Completely cancelled, everyone's away
|
|
OFFICER
|
Major change for church if needed
|
|
ROUNDOFF
|
Tumbling move
|
|
OFFENDED
|
Cricket side finished, put out
|
|
OFFS
|
Slays, gang-style
|
|
DECLINESANOFFER
|
Rejects a bid
|
|
COFFER
|
Child's first to get present in box
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
Actually, answer has been concealed by a small number away from work (2,1,6,2,4)
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BOFFO
|
Super-successful
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OFFEND
|
Hurt someone's feelings
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OFFBREAK
|
Stop short, switching parts for delivery
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OFF
|
Not in operation or rancid
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SCOFF
|
Laugh at mockingly
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BEGGEDOFF
|
Asked to be excused from participation - really pleaded
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OFFYEARS
|
2005, 2007, etc., electionwise
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SCHOOLOFFISH
|
Grouper group
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DIEOFF
|
Become extinct, e.g.
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Warrantofficer
|
Person of rank in army, RAF or US navy above NCOs
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OFFSIDE
|
Sour face - in no position to score!
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OFFBEAT
|
Not doing one's rounds? How bizarre!
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TIPPEDOFF
|
Secretly informed of payment gentleman's to announce
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OFFKEY
|
How Alfalfa sings
|
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OFFCHANCE
|
Slight possibility of being caught at cover?
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TOFF
|
Upper-class gent
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COFFEE
|
It may be white, black, decaf or latte
|
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TICKSMEOFF
|
'That awful watchmaker...'
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SHUFFLEOFFTO
|
'… Buffalo'
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FACEDOFF
|
Met as rivals
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SCOFF
|
Jeer; eat greedily
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PASSOFF
|
Happen satisfactorily
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CLEAROFF
|
Leave clubs and after king one might play high
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RAKEOFF
|
Dishonest share
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SCRATCHOFF
|
Type of instant lottery ticket
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SETOFF
|
Start to cause explosions
|
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OFFICER
|
Are, in short, from a cold place but rank
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WASHOFF
|
Get clean away
|
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LIFTOFF
|
Start of rocket's journey
|
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BURNTOFFERING
|
Sacrificial object
|
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COFFEEGROUNDS
|
Residue in percolator
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OFFONESGUARD
|
Unready
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
Operated by remote control - don't touch!
|
|
DOFFS
|
The opposite of dons' day off on Sunday?
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PILOTOFFICER
|
do. to second lieutenant
|
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OFFTHECUFF
|
Where one may lose shirt button when unprepared
|
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COFFEEGRINDER
|
It prepares beans for drinking
|
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OFFWHITE
|
Colour such as cream or bone
|
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OFFBREAK
|
Delivery cancelled before holiday
|
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BUZZOFF
|
Go away (like a 17?)
|
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GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Lose interest in a certain water feature and express one's anger
|
|
KICKOFF
|
Start (of a game)
|
|
PEELOFF
|
Somehow remove hunter of fox, letting animal escape
|
|
MIDOFF
|
I'm about to remove fielder
|
|
OFFER
|
Volunteer converting to republicanism?
|
|
TAXWRITEOFF
|
Business loss, for instance
|
|
SCOFF
|
Deride; gobble up
|
|
DAYOFF
|
Lady occasionally entering shed for break from work
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Weird of female to attend
|
|
LETOFF
|
Trump excuse
|
|
TICK OFF
|
Absence of credit bringing reprimand
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Take first drive to see what's before you, as we say, on holiday
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Sign out (computer etc.)
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
“A question I have often asked is, ‘What would an ____ political cartoon look like?’” (Salman Rushdie)
|
|
OFFISH
|
Cold -- quite rotten?
|
|
EASYOFF
|
Oven cleaner brand
|
|
DOFF
|
Respectfully tip
|
|
OFF
|
Not performing well
|
|
OFFPAT
|
Not eating a little butter? Well remembered
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Offensively nonchalant
|
|
ROPEDOFF
|
Marxist, leaving to secure work, bound to prevent access
|
|
HOFFA
|
1992 biopic starring Jack Nicholson
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Fudge by old party consumed by golf supporter, of course?
|
|
LIFTOFFS
|
Launchpad events
|
|
OFFBROADWAY
|
Where a playWRIGHT might get her start
|
|
OFF
|
Old female repeatedly absent
|
|
TOFFEES
|
Merseyside team away pegs out
|
|
COFFEECAKE
|
Crumbly dessert
|
|
ASHCOFFER
|
Strongbox crafted from pale hardwood?
|
|
STAFFOFOFFICE
|
Mace workers from old French branch
|
|
PEELOFF
|
Remove, as a sticker
|
|
off-peak
|
Out of rush hours
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
Shows created from shows
|
|
off-site
|
Curtailed proposal involving place away from work
|
|
OFFPUTTING
|
Postponed green activity on course is discouraging
|
|
PRYOFF
|
Remove using a crowbar
|
|
NAVALOFFICER
|
One working overseas for Orange State in a mess
|
|
RATTLEOFFICE
|
Baby toy manufacturer's subdivision?
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Stand briefly away and become less intense
|
|
OFFCENTRE
|
Misaligned, hence moved to No 1 court?
|
|
OFF
|
Taking vacation days
|
|
AIRSHOWOFF
|
Broadcast clips of a grandstanding exhibitionist?
|
|
KNOCKKNOCKOFF
|
Disparage a counterfeit product?
|
|
BACKSPINOFF
|
Finance a pilot derived from a popular TV series?
|
|
MILKRUNOFF
|
Make a big deal out of a political tiebreaker?
|
|
GOTOFF
|
At end of journey posh fellow escaped
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Located abroad (to avoid domestic tax)
|
|
COFFIN
|
Franc note in money box
|
|
OFFENDING
|
Rotten conclusion: guilty
|
|
HITITOFF
|
Got on very well
|
|
COFFEETABBOOK
|
Starbucks record keeper?
|
|
OFFICE
|
Position retired skater might be in
|
|
OFFICEIMAX
|
Workplace movie screen?
|
|
INASTATEOFFLUX
|
Fat: felt anxious, terribly uncertain as to what should be done (2,1,5,2,4)
|
|
HEIGHTOFFASHION
|
Absolute chicness
|
|
BUNK OFF
|
Don't go to expert to cover new floor
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Away team's violation in game
|
|
HITITOFF
|
Mimic successfully adopting new technology to get on
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
Popular food primarily kept in freezer compartment?
|
|
COFFEEBREAK
|
Time to caffeinate
|
|
rip-off
|
Very overpriced article
|
|
COFFEECREAM
|
A soft-centred chocolate
|
|
OFFY
|
Shop selling alcohol for drinking elsewhere (informal)
|
|
mid-off
|
Cricket fielding position, often taken by a captain
|
|
COFFEEANDDONUTS
|
Breakfast pairing
|
|
OUTOFFASHION
|
Not trendy anymore
|
|
OFFERING
|
Gift of iron bell
|
|
MADOFF
|
American 12 escaped heartlessly
|
|
KNOCKITOFF
|
'Quit fooling around!'
|
|
OFFS
|
Goof-__ (lazy ones)
|
|
OFFSET
|
Love very loud group's counterbalance
|
|
OFFCAMERA
|
US labour leader, once topless, eating whipped cream when not being filmed
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casual worker appears after not working
|
|
OFFERER
|
One makes proposal cancelled by monarch twice
|
|
GOINGOFF
|
Starting to dislike turning
|
|
INTHEOFFING
|
Hit men earn a living ___
|
|
MADOFF
|
Financial scammer Bernard
|
|
TAKEOFFENSEAT
|
Feel hurt by
|
|
FAIROFFACE
|
'Broadcast switch found in part of The Clock' - Monday's issue, it's said
|
|
COMEOFFIT
|
That's absurd!
|
|
OSSOFF
|
Georgia senator-elect Jon
|
|
OFFICE BOY
|
Junior worker
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
In reality broadcast oafs attract fame (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
OFFICER
|
One about to be restrained by tender policeman?
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Finish work in Mayo and go on holiday
|
|
SIGNOFF
|
Cease broadcasting
|
|
OFFER
|
Present; bid
|
|
PAIROFF
|
Join in couples
|
|
HOTCOFFEE
|
*Sign in a deli window, perhaps
|
|
COFFEEFILTER
|
Single-use item in a morning routine
|
|
SOFFIT
|
Under-surface of an arch
|
|
OFFDUTYCOP
|
One working a security detail, perhaps
|
|
DOZEDOFF
|
Almost twelve taking lift became unconscious
|
|
TOPOFF
|
Refresh, in a way
|
|
KEEPOFF
|
Lawn warning
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Drive ... or drive mad?
|
|
OFFER
|
Ideal outcome of a job interview
|
|
OFF
|
'The Great British Bake ___'
|
|
cut-off
|
Strike holding to firm limit
|
|
ALLOFF
|
This is why you can't get to see any game left in butcher's offal?
|
|
SHOTHISBIGMOUTHOFF
|
The bombastic archer __
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Bid by Conservative for collection
|
|
OFFS
|
Cook-___ (food competitions)
|
|
DRIPCOFFEE
|
Regular joe? (4 to 5)
|
|
LEAVEOFFICE
|
Facility for processing vacation requests?
|
|
FINALOFFER
|
Negotiation ultimatum
|
|
OFFAL
|
Lungs not working? Not quite all
|
|
OFFS
|
Slays, in gang talk
|
|
PROFFER
|
Suggest, as a solution
|
|
IMOFF
|
''Time for me to go''
|
|
OFFLOADS
|
Takes out to party after opening outlet and taking on a lot
|
|
TRADEOFFS
|
Compromising exchanges foolishly flirting Fancy-Fancy at first dares to produce
|
|
OFFICER
|
No longer pending? Right, get busy!
|
|
COFFOOTFOOTABLE
|
Where magazines may be laid out
|
|
PIPINGHOTCOFFEE
|
Morning beverage for a plumber?
|
|
OFFLINE
|
Disconnected from a computer
|
|
WACOSTANDOFF
|
1993 event at Mount Carmel Center
|
|
DAYOFF
|
Respite from work
|
|
TAKEOFFS
|
Runway departures
|
|
DASHOFFANOTE
|
Write briefly and quickly
|
|
tip-off
|
Alert naval officer involved in quarrel
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Leave fair, out of sorts
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Cancel summons seeing upper-class type swallow drug
|
|
OFFTHERECORD
|
Not making final track listing unpublishable?
|
|
OFF
|
__ on a tangent (digressing)
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Get a round going? Drink not available, we hear
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Jettison mouldy cargo?
|
|
FINISH OFF
|
Eat fish in stews, rotten
|
|
EASEOFFTHEGASPEDAL
|
ACC_L_RATOR
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Two-legged hotdog
|
|
OFFERINGPRICE
|
Real estate listing datum
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
Outside of rush hour
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
Appeal of play or film as judged by ticket sales
|
|
SCOFFED
|
So gutted, having killed American — getting put away
|
|
LETOFF
|
The Parisian, good sort, wasted chance
|
|
BOXOFFICE
|
Public appeal put business on strike
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Almond Roca base
|
|
RANOFF
|
Xeroxed
|
|
OFF
|
Old couple of females getting away
|
|
OFFSEASONPIRATE
|
Hook during a typically slow period?
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman in command enters proposal
|
|
WALKSOFF
|
Departs in a huff, say
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
Not made to order
|
|
OFFEND
|
High purpose hurt feelings
|
|
MIDOFF
|
Two females, old and unintelligent, wandering around somewhere on sports ground
|
|
KNOCKOFFWOOD
|
Cheap laminate for furniture making?
|
|
PUTOFFTHESPOT
|
Postpone production of a TV commercial?
|
|
OFFICEGOSSIP
|
Dirt around a cooler
|
|
TIPOFF
|
Point of loud warning
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Take a dislike to one part of swimming pool? That's what a butterfly expert might do! (2,3,3,4,3)
|
|
OFF BALANCE
|
Leaving money in account not collected?
|
|
BESTOFF
|
Optimally positioned
|
|
OFFCAMERA
|
Heard but not seen, as sound effects
|
|
CARBONOFFSET
|
Compensating reduction of greenhouse gas emissions
|
|
OFFAL
|
Butcher's leavings
|
|
OFFER
|
Negotiator's proposal
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Parodic imitation
|
|
TOFFEE
|
confectionery made of caramelised sugar
|
|
DAYSOFF
|
Weekends, for many
|
|
BEATTHEPANTSOFF
|
*Defeat soundly
|
|
OFFS
|
Brush-__ (rude snubs)
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Crooked aristocrat caught — one beyond redemption
|
|
CRYOFF
|
Scratch cricket side on call
|
|
OFFING
|
Sound hesitant leaving presentation for execution in America
|
|
OFFA
|
King of Mercia once listened to proposal
|
|
KEEPOFFTHEGRASS
|
Park warning sign
|
|
NODOFF
|
Absolutely not getting lift, crash
|
|
OFFS
|
Show-___ (boastful people)
|
|
SQUAREOFF
|
Adopt a defensive stance as traditionalist away
|
|
OFFERING
|
Gift from foreign criminal female intercepts
|
|
BITOFF
|
Undertook, in a phrase
|
|
OFF
|
'The Great British Bake ___'
|
|
OFFERED
|
Like deals
|
|
COFFEECUP
|
Piece of china for cappuccino
|
|
COFFEETOGO
|
Commuter's morning order
|
|
CART OFF
|
Vehicle snooty type gets to take away
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Rugby player Don played in teachers' team maybe
|
|
OFFICEHOLDER
|
Incumbent at first on females, one not so friendly, to relay pardon
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Resolution to a buildup
|
|
HIVEOFF
|
To divert assets from worker's home is not on
|
|
OFFER
|
Figure in a negotiation
|
|
COFFEESTAIN
|
Result of a latte spill
|
|
OFFICEPARTY
|
Work's do
|
|
TEAROFF
|
Remove quickly, as a Band-Aid
|
|
SHOOKTHERUSTOFF
|
Returned to form
|
|
TEAR OFF
|
RIP! Old females depart quickly
|
|
OFFER
|
Applicant's goal
|
|
SLACKOFF
|
Be deliberately unproductive
|
|
ICEDCOFFEE
|
*Joe cool?
|
|
WRITE OFF
|
Forget about request by snail mail?
|
|
SCOFF
|
Betray disbelief
|
|
OFFDRIVE
|
Concerning former president: 'I have a stroke'
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
High pulse is weirdly unusual
|
|
POSTOFFICE
|
Employs men of letters from 4 down and 5 down
|
|
OFFICEFURNITURE
|
Tables at a meeting, say?
|
|
COFFEEBREAK
|
Refreshing pause
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Unwell — rude
|
|
SHAKEITOFF
|
#1 2014 Taylor Swift song
|
|
SHOWINGOFF
|
His gown is ruffled -- rotten exhibitionism!
|
|
OUTOFFASHION
|
Lacking way to get square
|
|
OFFDAY
|
All-star's bad game (2 words)
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Mark on a list as completed
|
|
THEUSUALOFFICES
|
Clue 1: house staff refurbished toilet facilities
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Bizarre situation of constable doing desk job
|
|
TEEINGOFF
|
Driving near a golf cart
|
|
OFFEND
|
Switch at Terminus or don't get on at all
|
|
SCOFF
|
Hideous coffee cups quickly put away
|
|
MINISTRYOFFEAR
|
1944 film starring Ray Milland, based on a novel by Graham Greene
|
|
ONOFF
|
Binary, as a light switch
|
|
send-off
|
Celebration at leaving
|
|
WELLOFF
|
Rich fellow, poor female
|
|
COFFEE
|
Opens 14 across to drink
|
|
COFFEEBREAKS
|
Pauses doing a job for firm ahead of floatation for payment and falls to pieces
|
|
BESTOFFER
|
Asking price alternative
|
|
HOTCOFFEE
|
Rest stop buy
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Strange, how fat fell when cooked
|
|
OFFMIKE
|
How some candid comments are made
|
|
OFFMIKE
|
How some candid comments are made
|
|
TAKINGOFF
|
Note from George V taken in by posh bloke leading up to The Rising?
|
|
FACEOFFS
|
Matchups between two hockey players
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unusual of female to attend
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
Away, on holiday, makes delivery
|
|
OFFICE
|
Where one could be at work, away from work cooler!
|
|
HOFFA
|
Jimmy portrayed by Al Pacino in 'The Irishman'
|
|
THEYTOOKTIMEOFF
|
Employer's comment on vacationers
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Deciding extra race
|
|
play-offs
|
Extra deciding games
|
|
JAILABLEOFFENSE
|
Felony, e.g
|
|
JAILABLEOFFENSE
|
Felony, e.g
|
|
COFFEECAKES
|
Sweet snacks
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casual worker, unwell earlier
|
|
LETSOFF
|
Felt flustered accepting very fine excuses
|
|
OFFERS
|
Treasury loses capital reserves
|
|
TEE OFF
|
Begin a hole of golf
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Begin a hole of golf
|
|
OFFCAMPUS
|
Not in a dorm
|
|
SCOFF
|
Sneeze (at)
|
|
SCOFF
|
Sneeze (at)
|
|
OFFTHEHOOK
|
Out of trouble, being unable to receive calls
|
|
OFFAL
|
Butcher's waste
|
|
OFFAL
|
Butcher's waste
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Edge on high in wrong position
|
|
COFFEE
|
Charlie not wanting two servings of energy drink
|
|
BUYOFF
|
Pay to get rid of
|
|
BOX OFFICE
|
Ticket seller cooler after fight cancelled
|
|
OFFERSUP
|
Presents for approval
|
|
REEL OFF
|
Say rapidly and effortlessly
|
|
DROPOFFTHEMAP
|
Become untraceable
|
|
cry off
|
Dutch player leaving United, ringing round to cancel
|
|
off-course
|
Female inside definitely astray
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
*Like topics you shouldn't talk about
|
|
TEAROFF
|
Detachable strip
|
|
TEAROFF
|
Detachable strip
|
|
REELOFF
|
Recite rapidly
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Satisfying end to a story arc
|
|
OFFTHEPACE
|
A bit backward, going to teach PE when qualified
|
|
OFFS
|
Gets rid of, so to speak
|
|
COFFEECAN
|
Home cash container, perhaps
|
|
OFFED
|
Went away; killed (US)
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Drinks maker initially cautious of price cap being raised
|
|
OFFHANDHANDOFF
|
The casual quarterback made an __
|
|
OFFHANDHANDOFF
|
The casual quarterback made an __
|
|
COFFEE
|
Pour-over product
|
|
FIFTYPERCENTOFF
|
A good deal, and a hint to 17-, 23-, 46- and 57-Across
|
|
THREWOFF
|
Disconcerted as a result of broadcast getting cancelled
|
|
COFFEEBEAN
|
Source of stimulation (not instant!)
|
|
SETOFF
|
Leave TV not connected
|
|
OFFED
|
Dispatched casually: certainly laid back
|
|
BESTOFF
|
Optimally situated
|
|
COFFEECUPS
|
''To-go'' decaf holders
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Scrap rotten bit of meat
|
|
OFFICE
|
Removed cooler position
|
|
OFFERED
|
Volunteered a bit of 'Offside! Ref! Foul!' but it's rebuffed
|
|
FLYOFF
|
Depart via jet
|
|
PEELOFF
|
Strip where waste left rotting
|
|
OFFAL
|
Eg, liver as food
|
|
OFFENSIVELINE
|
Five guys?
|
|
LOANOFFICER
|
Alternate job title for a librarian?
|
|
LOANOFFICER
|
Alternate job title for a librarian?
|
|
off pat
|
Unsatisfactory postman quickly recalled?
|
|
off-message
|
Rotten time handling disarray, not following party line
|
|
OFFICE
|
Rough diamonds seen in charge
|
|
OFFYOUGO
|
"Scoot along, now"
|
|
OFFYOUGO
|
'Scoot along, now'
|
|
send-off
|
Leaving celebration
|
|
ON OFFER
|
One for free initially being flogged at a reduced price?
|
|
clear off
|
Unusual for a clef to get lost
|
|
knocking-off time
|
What convicts do after stealing, when job's done
|
|
brush-off
|
Dismissal, sweeper having received red card?
|
|
WRITEOFFS
|
Some tax breaks
|
|
LETSOFFSTEAM
|
Gets rid of pent-up emotions
|
|
BOFFINS
|
Research scientists
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
Become very angry when pest released from grip?
|
|
CATCHOFFGUARD
|
Surprise beach party after heading out on a drug bust?
|
|
LAIDOFF
|
Finally left alone
|
|
OFF
|
Toggle option
|
|
GETOFFTOTHESIDE
|
Pull over on a highway
|
|
OFFERED
|
Made a bid of
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Rugby player in deadlock situation?
|
|
SHOOOFF
|
*Chase away
|
|
SHOOOFF
|
*Chase away
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Sour look on a day for transfer
|
|
DASHOFF
|
Write (or leave) quickly
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Single old females escape for adventure perhaps
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Forget about crash?
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
Toys"R"Us giraffe mascot
|
|
GEOFFREY
|
Toys'R'Us giraffe mascot
|
|
LIFTTHELIDOFF
|
Reveal unwelcome secrets; expose
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Kids bound to support cricket side
|
|
time off
|
13 Down or sick leave
|
|
KNOCKEDOFFEARLY
|
Punched out at lunch, maybe (... 10 to 13)
|
|
THEPANTSOFF
|
*Thrash soundly
|
|
OFFS
|
Plural word attached to rip or send
|
|
CREDFORTAKEOFF
|
Reputation as a great pilot? [Salonga]
|
|
OFFICE
|
Word after box or law
|
|
OFFICE
|
Word after box or law
|
|
OFF
|
High (food)
|
|
OFFER
|
Good news after a job interview
|
|
CAPOFF
|
Finish triumphantly
|
|
OFFICE
|
See 133 Down
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casual, nonchalant
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Separate copper and posh chap
|
|
COFFEECUP
|
Espresso holder?
|
|
OFFER
|
Volunteer; provide
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
Rotten crack in ball
|
|
GOFFIN
|
Gerry --, American lyricist whose first wife was Carole King
|
|
OFFROAD
|
Dune buggy milieu
|
|
BLASTOFF
|
Rushing wind postponed start of mission
|
|
OFFAL
|
Internal organs and entrails of an animal used as human food
|
|
OFFICE
|
Workplace no longer being kept ready?
|
|
VERTICALTAKEOFF
|
Helicopter's ascent, or what 3-, 8- , 25- or 29-Down could be considered?
|
|
HOUSEOFFLOWERS
|
Musical by Harold Arlen and Truman Capote
|
|
TERNOFFTHELIGHT
|
Bring on darkness
|
|
OFF
|
One of two switch positions
|
|
FAIRTRADECOFFEE
|
BLK & Bold offering
|
|
COFFERS
|
Constant bids for funds
|
|
HANDOFFREMARK
|
“It’s all yours now,” e.g.?
|
|
COFFEES
|
Espressos, e.g
|
|
OFFISH
|
Aloof and unapproachable
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Second rotten reprimand
|
|
CUTOFF
|
About to smack, intercepted
|
|
OFFICE
|
Workplace starting to warm up?
|
|
POPOFF
|
Old Russian clown is said to die
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Dissuade(d)
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Decision affecting lawful position of striker?
|
|
SCOFF
|
Viz not usual standard fare
|
|
SPINOFF
|
*"Frasier" or "Fuller House"
|
|
COFFEETABLE
|
Piece of furniture named for a drink
|
|
OFFED
|
Eliminated, gangland-style
|
|
OFFED
|
Eliminated, gangland-style
|
|
SHOWOFFS
|
Human hotdogs (2 words)
|
|
OFFERING
|
Sacrifice bad English jewellery
|
|
told off
|
Some attending banquet old official scolded
|
|
ONOFFER
|
Available for one wrongly parted by force
|
|
OFFISH
|
Unfriendly: piscatorial?
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Lights out here in France, it's decreed
|
|
SPRINGOFFSPRING
|
Many chicks and calves?
|
|
SONGOFFLORIDA
|
"Old Folks at Home"
|
|
DOFF
|
Tip politely, as one's hat
|
|
straight off
|
Homeless gent must be heard immediately
|
|
OFFICER
|
Rice, perhaps, for constable?
|
|
one-off
|
Most remarkable person
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Repay debt in full and move on
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
Old females pursuing Rod cease paying any attention
|
|
SQUAREOFF
|
Flat out, prepare for a fight
|
|
kick off
|
Start play in football
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
What grows from a main stem
|
|
NODOFF
|
Start to fall asleep
|
|
STAYOFF
|
*Continue to avoid, as alcohol
|
|
sworn off
|
Son, no longer effective, determined to quit
|
|
PAWNOFF
|
Get rid of by means of deception
|
|
WHOOPINGCOFFIN
|
Place where Dracula rests and shouts in excitement?
|
|
OFFEND
|
Away goal causes upset
|
|
SNAPOFF
|
Detach, as a twig from a branch
|
|
OFFENCE
|
The indignant take it as a violation
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
*Place to find a legend
|
|
buzz off
|
Kick-start on your bike
|
|
run off
|
Clear out drain
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
Defoe's often (anag) — stuck-up
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
1963 Johnny Cash smash
|
|
HANDOFF
|
Quarterback's exchange
|
|
GOOFF
|
Explode, as fool stands on foot
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Clip of Partition?
|
|
wandering off
|
Departing from a place or subject
|
|
OFFSET
|
Provide compensation for bad TV
|
|
OFFICEEXTENSION
|
Part of a business phone number (... first 3 letters + last 2)
|
|
SCOFF
|
Demonstrate derision
|
|
SCOFF
|
Make fun disc of flower shows
|
|
GO OFF
|
Sound, perhaps, if no longer fancy?
|
|
TURNOFFPHRASE
|
“Right Lane Exit Only,” e.g.?
|
|
PAIROFFQUEENS
|
Find matches for everybody in a New York borough?
|
|
SHOWOFFHANDS
|
Support staff for a daredevil?
|
|
SUMMINGTHEPANTSOFFOF
|
Trouncing in a number-adding contest?
|
|
OFFAIR
|
Not broadcasting
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Church of England admitting fine English cup's a drink dispenser
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Objectionable attack
|
|
ONOFF
|
Simple switch type
|
|
COFFEERUN
|
Quick trip to grab some caffeine
|
|
OFFENSE
|
Quarterback’s group
|
|
COFFIN
|
Dangerously old ship
|
|
GETOFF
|
Leave post
|
|
OFFEND
|
To hurt feelings
|
|
ITSNOSWEATOFFMYBACK
|
*'Doesn't affect me'
|
|
FIRST OFFENDER
|
Jazzy riffs absorbing to guitar person just getting a record?
|
|
stand-off
|
One name for a No 10 player in rugby union
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Delay or postpone (2 words)
|
|
COFFEEMAKERS
|
A fair amount of 14 across and 9 across produced by baristas
|
|
COFFEE
|
Opens 18 across to drink
|
|
TAKENOFF
|
What happened to subject of mimicry? Removed!
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Leaving home to be entertained by wine supply expert
|
|
DEANOFFACULTY
|
Restructure due — can't lay off senior Scottish lawyer
|
|
WALLEDOFF
|
Separated by a barrier
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casually inconsiderate
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Quickly leave launch strip
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Children showing high energy
|
|
RUNOFF
|
Scamper away
|
|
SHOWOFFORCE
|
"Star Wars"?
|
|
OFFPEAK
|
At a time when demand is lower
|
|
FEEDOFF
|
Get energy from
|
|
COFFER
|
Large chest for holding valuables
|
|
IMOFF
|
“Gotta jet”
|
|
SOUNDSOFF
|
Trumpets opinions, well-argued, very, very loudly
|
|
OFFS
|
Follower of sign or show
|
|
SHOWOFFORCE
|
'Star Wars'?
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
''Burning'' Johnny Cash tune
|
|
POOLOFFUNDS
|
Investible cash obtained from a group
|
|
CHANGEOFFORTUNE
|
What takes place in eight puzzle answers when read in sequence
|
|
CHANGEOFFORTUNE
|
What takes place in eight puzzle answers when read in sequence
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Don't drink local plonk down on holiday
|
|
NODOFF
|
Close one's eyes to gangster getting set-up and abandoned in a playful way
|
|
OFFED
|
Rubbed out, gang-style
|
|
OFFED
|
Rubbed out, gang-style
|
|
LETOFFTHEJ
|
Freed from blame, pictorially?
|
|
ROUND OFF
|
Finish tidily, part of competition being cancelled
|
|
PICKOFF
|
Putout of a player between bases
|
|
BROUGHTOFF
|
Accomplished Republican bribed guards
|
|
COFFEEPOT
|
Source of drink inappropriate in church? Drink’s overturned
|
|
FOOTOFFLEET
|
Small distance covered by a naval armada?
|
|
GOOFF
|
Fly into a rant
|
|
LAIDOFF
|
Idled, as workers
|
|
SEEOFF
|
Drive to the station, say
|
|
BOLTOFFABRIC
|
Fashion designer’s purchase
|
|
SCOFF
|
Act the cynic, maybe
|
|
T/FEEDOFF
|
Drove a golf ball / Gain strength from
|
|
DUSTSOFF
|
Brings back to use
|
|
OFFENSIVEREBOUND
|
Your ex’s new date whom you just can’t stand?
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Candy cooked until it reaches the hard-crack stage
|
|
BLASTEDOFF
|
“This bug spray is useless!”
|
|
JOBOFFER
|
Cause for switching positions
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
In an illegal or improper position
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Scientist is away during scrap
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Public functionary
|
|
BLASTEDOFF
|
Expert missing home went on cutting rose from Cape?
|
|
KETTLEOFFISH
|
Mess; state of affairs
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Sinful heartless place is abandoned in a poor state
|
|
off-putting
|
Daunting activity on course, supporting cricket side
|
|
SAWOFF
|
Remove, like a branch
|
|
OFFS
|
Starts or finishes
|
|
LETSOFF
|
Tenancies cancelled, excuses being made
|
|
office hours
|
9-5, for many
|
|
OFFLEASHPARK
|
Free-range animal area
|
|
HALLOFFAME
|
Greats are inducted into it
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
Incredibly lively person
|
|
TEARSOFF
|
Removes like a phone number from a flyer
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Conclude use of a computer, e.g.
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Rotten worker, curt
|
|
office-holder
|
President, say, no longer chilled: hard and less fresh
|
|
KARLOFF
|
Boris —, actor
|
|
LETSDOFFEE
|
Invitation to a cozy chat
|
|
DAYSOFF
|
Job perks
|
|
BUNK OFF
|
Abscond in hot air balloon, following female
|
|
OFFLICENCE
|
Shop selling 15
|
|
BUGGEROFF
|
One tapping away told to get lost!
|
|
OFFTHEROCK
|
No longer listening to loud music?
|
|
WENTOFF
|
Had a blast
|
|
COFFEERUN
|
Quick trip to Dunkin'
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Chatter about Dicky's outcome
|
|
TOFFEEAPPLE
|
Funfair fruit confection
|
|
OFFAL
|
Refuse by river
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Block at a pass?
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Block at a pass?
|
|
on-and-off
|
Occasionally switch positions?
|
|
OFFTHECHART
|
Too high to measure
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Part of job of fine scientist
|
|
OFF
|
Rich person giving away capital? That’s not on
|
|
on-off
|
Some icon of fashion not constant
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
Reserved — unfriendly
|
|
rip-off
|
Con tearaway?
|
|
SHOWINGOFF
|
Drama in Government around party demonstrating exhibitionism
|
|
OFFDAY
|
Respite from work, which is not going well?
|
|
DRIEDOFF
|
Energetically toweled, say
|
|
REELOFF
|
List effortlessly
|
|
SETOFF
|
Embark on a quest, say
|
|
NODOFF
|
Fall asleep on the couch, perhaps
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Engineer unavailable to fill ditch
|
|
OFF
|
Switch position?
|
|
OFF
|
Not having to work today
|
|
police officers
|
Staff and volunteers each ringing one caller, primarily lawmen
|
|
OFFER
|
Present chest, topless
|
|
OFFA
|
Mercian king, AD757-796
|
|
one-off
|
Unique individual no longer available
|
|
OFFICE
|
Oval __ (President's workplace)
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
Cease paying attention
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Ground flour? Of course, no longer sure — it's faded
|
|
OFF
|
Unfair; starting a journey
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
Take off after sign of approval — lounge finally is carpeted
|
|
SIGNINGOFFNOW
|
*Parting words on Zoom, maybe
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
They're mine workers on leave
|
|
OFFICE
|
Bureau (sought by politicians?)
|
|
COFFEEURN
|
Joe carter?
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Really miff
|
|
OFFTHEGRID
|
How a recluse might live
|
|
OFFENSE
|
Gridiron contingent
|
|
INOFFENSIVE
|
Harmless illegal pot one has being seized
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Tear shed for exploitation
|
|
OFFICER
|
Policeman perhaps present, keeping in charge
|
|
KNOCKOFFHANDBAG
|
Prada or Fendi replica, maybe
|
|
OFFCUTS
|
These not wanted after I saw some attacking strokes
|
|
ICEDCOFFEE
|
*Chilled caffeinated drink
|
|
ICEDCOFFEE
|
*Chilled caffeinated drink
|
|
OFFER
|
Bid; volunteer
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Disregard wreck
|
|
OFFOFTHEMAYOR
|
“Shoo, kitty! Her Honor doesn’t want you on her lap!”
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet account of feelings kept hidden.
|
|
OFF
|
Slightly amiss
|
|
CROSSOFFTHELIST
|
Eliminate from contention
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Chewable sweet
|
|
FENDEDOFF
|
Resisted leader of flock repeatedly going outside closed circle
|
|
POLISHEDOFF
|
Stylish sports side eliminated
|
|
OUTOFFAACCTTION
|
Sidelined by injury, say
|
|
OFFDAY
|
Respite from work not going well?
|
|
OFFEND
|
Abandoned objective hurt feelings
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Censure check
|
|
OFFPISTE
|
Deviating from what is expected
|
|
OFFAL
|
Rubbish out on a lawn, initially
|
|
IMOFF
|
“Ta-ta!”
|
|
LAUGHOFF
|
Treat as if a joke
|
|
OFFTHEWALL
|
Far out, where Humpty fell?
|
|
OFFED
|
FBI agent’s murdered
|
|
OFFENCES
|
Crimes by receivers of stolen goods
|
|
SCOFF
|
Show skepticism
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Leave … or what to do as you enter the answer to the previous clue
|
|
SCOFF
|
Mock; devour
|
|
SIGNOFF
|
Conclude broadcast
|
|
GETOFF
|
Escape punishment and go to sleep
|
|
REPEATOFFENDERS
|
Culprits (Culprits)
|
|
OFFAL
|
Lights out et al
|
|
LOWBALLOFFER
|
Know when to walk away
|
|
buzz off
|
Go away — as would busy workers?
|
|
BAKEOFF
|
'The Great British --', TV competition
|
|
OFFTOASLOWSTART
|
Initially sluggish ... or like 17-, 26-, 52- and 66-Across, in a sense?
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet of butter and sugar
|
|
OFFICES
|
Some workplaces
|
|
OFFLEASH
|
Like most dog parks
|
|
HOFFA
|
Pacino's "The Irishman" role
|
|
OFFAL
|
Meat product not fresh? Not quite entirely
|
|
COFFEE
|
Dunkin' serving
|
|
REELOFF
|
Quickly list
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Not keen on horse trained overseas
|
|
OFFICE
|
One end of some commutes
|
|
OFF
|
On-___ switch
|
|
OFFER
|
Price one's willing to pay rotten, sovereign
|
|
READOFF
|
Recited, as from a list
|
|
STAFFOFFICERS
|
They may serve general support duties. That's about right
|
|
PIECESOFFURNITURE
|
U's
|
|
HOFFA
|
Pacino's 'The Irishman' role
|
|
OFFEWWORDS
|
*Not at all talkative
|
|
OFFEWWORDS
|
*Not at all talkative
|
|
BROWNEDOFF
|
Sealed meat for starters on French frying-pan and made her angry
|
|
BLACKCOFFEE
|
Easy order for a barista
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Faded blue
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Blatant imitation
|
|
OFFMIC
|
Like a radio aside
|
|
GETOFF
|
Alight — be acquitted — go to sleep
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
Derby tip perhaps gets you fed up!
|
|
TIPSOFF
|
Alerts in advance
|
|
OFFTHESHOULDER
|
Dress style she flouted for working outside hospital
|
|
PROFFERING
|
Presenting teacher afraid of forgetting article
|
|
OFF
|
Unavailable aged fable in which adept disappears
|
|
OFFAL
|
Wrong call, periodically retracted, is rubbish
|
|
OFFBREAK
|
A spinner's delivery?
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Backroom boy away in wine store
|
|
HOTCOFFEE
|
Tipplers drink this in the belief it helps sober them up
|
|
COME OFF IT
|
Kind of sweet to ring enemy up? Don't be daft!
|
|
OFF
|
Having a bad day
|
|
COFFIN
|
Vampire's resting place
|
|
PROFFER
|
Academic whistle-blower rejected present
|
|
peace offering
|
Before each church collection Penny's given olive branch
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Culprit given fine having split old electric guitar
|
|
SHAKEITOFF
|
*Get over a minor injury, say
|
|
TAKESOFF
|
Parody about head of state becomes successful
|
|
BORETHEPANTSOFF
|
Behave tediously in Brent teashop, perhaps?
|
|
POPSOFF
|
Leaves for a brief period
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Get rid of by passing on
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Administrator from former chemicals company always has no manners
|
|
POUROVERCOFFEE
|
Certain java (Letters 4-8)
|
|
OFF
|
Like bad vibes
|
|
WRINGOFFTHEHOOK
|
Forcefully remove, as an angler’s catch?
|
|
BETTEROFFDEAD
|
Jack Reacher novel
|
|
OFFICE
|
Agency no longer in a slippery situation?
|
|
OFFLINE
|
Rotten policy, unconnected
|
|
OFFA
|
Old king's unwell, onset of angina
|
|
STANDOFF
|
Spectators' place not available for rugby player
|
|
DOFF
|
Section in crowd of fans give bowler a lift?
|
|
OFF
|
Not powered on
|
|
ASAMATTEROFFACT
|
Slightly disturbed at a master attending seedy show, indeed (2,1,6,2,4)
|
|
PLAYOFFBIRTH
|
Delivery at a postseason game?
|
|
WHOLEBEANCOFFEE
|
Input for a barista’s grinder
|
|
PAYOFF
|
Result of bribe
|
|
OFFICE
|
Film take, so to speak
|
|
MADEOFF
|
Scarpered from crazed force holding enemy back
|
|
COFFINS
|
Artifacts in ancient tombs
|
|
RUSHOFF
|
Exit in haste
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
1986 comedy film starring Judge Reinhold and Meg Tilly
|
|
BOFFO
|
Awesome, in showbiz
|
|
OFFONESROCKER
|
Crazy girl going cool over biker boyfriend?
|
|
in-off
|
No bores providing film's opening shot
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sweet and sour to be embraced by supporter
|
|
LETOFF
|
Release, as steam
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Cricket side on green, perhaps, having a minor complaint?
|
|
OFFLIMITS
|
Slim fit of pants not to be discussed
|
|
TRIALOFFER
|
Temporary free sample
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Remnant of timber, e.g.
|
|
IMOFF
|
“Gotta run!”
|
|
OFFGRID
|
Perhaps unconnected wordplay etc solved here?
|
|
OFF
|
On's opposite
|
|
COFFEERUNS
|
Cross-country competitions for grounds workers?
|
|
FIRSTOFFENCE
|
Was Eve stealing an apple an unprecedented crime?
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
Branch cancelled filming session
|
|
bully-offs
|
Game restarts, marred by low frequency fouls
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Scientist off filling rubbish receptacle
|
|
LETOFF
|
Give a reprieve
|
|
FACINGOFF
|
Going head-to-head
|
|
RIPOFF
|
Tear away fleece
|
|
OFF
|
Not running; away
|
|
KARLABONOFF
|
Noted songwriter behind Wynonna Judd’s “Tell Me Why” and Linda Ronstadt’s “All My Life”
|
|
off and on
|
Unsatisfactory article by lecturer occasionally
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
Deactivate, eg an engine
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Bit stranded, having swapped sides
|
|
IMOFF
|
Jaunty words upon departing
|
|
OFFSTAGE
|
Invisible to an audience
|
|
ONEOFFS
|
Singular events
|
|
CASTOFFS
|
Unwanted items
|
|
OFFTO
|
Departing for
|
|
OFFWEGO
|
“Let’s begin our adventure!”
|
|
OFFER
|
Shark's proposal on "Shark Tank"
|
|
COFFEEGROUNDS
|
Things to which a barista might 59-Across
|
|
SCOFF
|
Show disdain, in a way
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
Inside information given away
|
|
OFFS
|
Takes care of for the family?
|
|
OFFDAY
|
Ineffective period
|
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DROPOFFTHERADAR
|
*Disappear from public view
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WRITEOFF
|
Send a letter of request as result of vehicle collision
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OFFPISTE
|
Where one takes a risk, being on a slippery slope
|
|
HOFF
|
"The Tao of Pooh" writer Benjamin
|
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PLAYOFF
|
Tie end of burlap sack
|
|
FLIGHTSOFFANCY
|
Stairs in a dream house?
|
|
TOFF
|
Aristocratic type, in British slang
|
|
OFFAL
|
Refuse facility ultimately lacking in Irish county
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
Removed from article -- rotten flesh in stock
|
|
CHARMOFFENSIVE
|
Political campaign in March, terribly nasty
|
|
OFFAL
|
Scraps used by nose-to-tail chefs
|
|
WRITEOFFTHEBAT
|
Advice from an accountant to a baseball memorabilia collector?
|
|
FLYOFF
|
Scatter like a flock of birds
|
|
COFFEECAKE
|
Bake sale treat
|
|
BOFFINS
|
Scientists (informal)
|
|
OFFSCREEN
|
Like a movie star's personal life
|
|
STROGANOFF
|
Way horse consumes good and bad meat dish
|
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PETTYOFFICER
|
Naval man? Fit type force employed
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Bit sliced away from a large piece
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
Not tailor-made
|
|
RINGOFF
|
Put phone down, no longer engaged?
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Buttery caramel candy
|
|
KNOCKITOFF
|
*Imitation
|
|
SETOFF
|
Leave Hooray Henry in Kent?
|
|
GETOFFONTHERIGHTFOOT
|
Dextropodophiles ?
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Approved adding spicier centre in cheapest meat
|
|
DARTOFF
|
Run away suddenly
|
|
TURKISHCOFFEE
|
Strong drink from Istanbul?
|
|
TRADEOFFS
|
Results of compromises
|
|
OFFTHEAIRCONDITIONER
|
Trying to keep cool in a more eco-friendly way?
|
|
TEARASTRIPOFF
|
Indication of sorrow as holiday cancelled — blast!
|
|
OFFS
|
One-___ (singular events)
|
|
COFFEETER
|
*Grounds keeper
|
|
OFFSIDERULE
|
Bad team standard is hard to explain
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Really not on being deprived
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
Perform duties
|
|
OFFERTHERECORD
|
Put an album up for auction?
|
|
OFFICIALESE
|
Sour old company porter’s English language dull and verbose?
|
|
RINGOFFIRE
|
Johnny Cash hit on Lucifer's playlist?
|
|
OFFTHEPEG
|
Made in standard sizes and available from stock
|
|
OFF THE WALL
|
Strange how Humpty Dumpty ended up
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Says “Hah!,” say
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
First to move on from Cream?
|
|
Hands-off
|
A ____ approach is one requiring little or no intervention
|
|
PAIROFF
|
Create couples
|
|
GOOFFTHEDEEPEND
|
Become angry, leave part of pool (2,3,3,4,3)
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
*High-energy person, metaphorically
|
|
OFFWHITE
|
Little item in proposal not entirely complete, not entirely pure
|
|
TOFFS
|
Classy types away in borders of Texas
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Leaving do
|
|
dash off
|
Write quickly — from France's capital
|
|
TOFFEEAPPLES
|
Peel paste off (anag) — sugared fruit
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Finish a session on a computer
|
|
STOPOFF
|
Break a journey
|
|
STANDOFFISH
|
It's 'hands off'! (anag)
|
|
FIFTYPERCENTOFF
|
Sign in a clearance section
|
|
OFFERED
|
Bid of 500 to protect damaged reef
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Boast as play cancelled
|
|
OFF
|
Not receiving power
|
|
SHOWOFF
|
Boastful attention-seeker
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sticky ___ pudding
|
|
GEOFF
|
Name hidden in "change of fortune"
|
|
TOPOFF
|
Fill fuller, as a glass or a gas tank
|
|
COFFEESHOP
|
Starbucks, e.g. (2 words)
|
|
COFFEEGROUNDS
|
Dregs in cup
|
|
OFFS
|
Exterminates
|
|
STOPPINGOFF
|
Making a short visit
|
|
STEPPINGOFF
|
Measuring by walking
|
|
COFFERS
|
Chests included in fantastic offer, supposedly
|
|
SCOFF
|
Devour — mock
|
|
OFFICE
|
Desk setting
|
|
COFFEEBEAN
|
Arabica, for example
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Negative stimulation
|
|
MOOCHEDOFF
|
Used for freeloading
|
|
EXOFFICIO
|
Former love keeps away here in France by virtue of job
|
|
REOFFENDER
|
Give up wrapping most of present for regular criminal
|
|
DEGREEOFFREEDOM
|
Amount to which one may openly act
|
|
OFFCENTER
|
Out of whack, as shown in 18-, 24-, 41- and 51-Across
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
They might eliminate teams ? with or without the shaded letter
|
|
COMEOFFWORST
|
Stop consuming German sausage loudly -- it's what losers do
|
|
OFF
|
“Down!”
|
|
BADLYOFF
|
Poor, very much out of form
|
|
BALLOFFIRE
|
Highly energetic person, metaphorically
|
|
OFFS
|
Show-___ (big boasters)
|
|
OFFICIALS
|
Administrators from rotten old chemical company additionally failing to finish
|
|
OFFENDERS
|
Those at fault
|
|
OFFSET
|
Not acting, arrange an evening out
|
|
LAYOFF
|
“Cut it out!”
|
|
NOOFFENSE
|
Odd sign on a football field?
|
|
OFFENSE
|
"No ___!" (words after a diss)
|
|
GOINGOFF
|
Starting, as an alarm OR stopping, as an alarm?
|
|
SOUNDOFF
|
Complain when volume is not available
|
|
OFFONALARK
|
*Doing something just for fun
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Transfer computer data to a peripheral device
|
|
LAYOFF
|
"Stop teasing me!"
|
|
POLISHEDOFF
|
Accomplished cricket side eliminated
|
|
OFFAL
|
Meat market scraps
|
|
NOOFFENSE
|
Comment after a potential insult
|
|
GOFF
|
N.F.L. quarterback Jared
|
|
OFFLOAD
|
Get shot of rotten cargo
|
|
RANFOROFFICE
|
Tried to take a seat
|
|
PLAYOFFS
|
Postseason games
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Puts down and bolts!
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casual worker's showing round fellow
|
|
OFFAL
|
Animal entrails etc
|
|
OFFCOLOUR
|
Not too well away, go red?
|
|
OFFICIANT
|
Service provider boffin lacking case to confront cold headless monster
|
|
OFF
|
Not at work today
|
|
SPUNOFF
|
Like 'Better Call Saul' from 'Breaking Bad'
|
|
TICKOFF
|
Mark when done for discipline
|
|
OFFCUT
|
Unwanted remnant
|
|
fall off
|
Decline of following after one season
|
|
OFFICE
|
Place selling booze maintains constant service
|
|
OFFISH
|
Piscatorial, maybe, and cold?
|
|
OFFAL
|
A liberal follows rotten tripe
|
|
OFFER
|
Asking price for hit man?
|
|
FALLSOUTOFFAVOR
|
“Everyone dislikes autumn now!”
|
|
OATHOFOFFICE
|
Inauguration text
|
|
OFFEND
|
Cricket side close to revolt
|
|
LEAVEOFF
|
Holidays cancelled? You're joking
|
|
TAKESTHEEDGEOFF
|
Alleviates pain a little ? or what this puzzle does to certain squares for literal effect
|
|
MAKEOFF
|
Model on holiday has to leave hurriedly
|
|
HITITOFF
|
Get on well
|
|
THESIGNOFFOUR
|
Second novel featuring Sherlock Holmes
|
|
SETOFF
|
Began a trip (2 words)
|
|
SENDOFF
|
Celebratory farewell
|
|
OFFSIDES
|
Football fouls
|
|
TOFFEEPOPCORN
|
Sweet, buttery movie snack
|
|
off day
|
Temporary period of poor form
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Charge could be shocking
|
|
OFFAL
|
Rotten, almost entirely inedible meat
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Intellectual — scientist
|
|
SCOFFER
|
One teases, initially showing chest
|
|
OFF
|
Powered down
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Sticky confection made of caramelized sugar
|
|
ABITOFF
|
Request for light haircut is in slightly bad taste
|
|
SCOFFS
|
Makes a scornful sound
|
|
ONOFFER
|
Switch positions, about to return for sale
|
|
OFFS
|
Trade-___ (concessions)
|
|
on-off
|
Someone unique, exuding energy — not seen every day
|
|
PAIROFF
|
Separate two by two
|
|
CUTOFF
|
Part of shirt about to sever
|
|
OFFTHEGROUND
|
Red-carded player is just getting started
|
|
REPEATOFFENDERS
|
Subject line on an email about bog vandals?
|
|
OFFS
|
Drop- — (declines)
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Crime related to stolen goods receiver
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Upheaval at Cape Canaveral?
|
|
OFFER
|
Bid dyke-builder talked of
|
|
ICEDCOFFEE
|
*Summertime java order
|
|
OFFER
|
Flipping poor effort, to an extent, for volunteer
|
|
OFFENSIVE
|
Nasty old couple of females pondering leaving Portugal
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
Special snooker shots -- attempts to profit from big hits
|
|
WRITEOFFTHEBAT
|
Tax advice for slugger Aaron Judge?
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unusual where patrolling police go after work?
|
|
PEELOFF
|
Leave a group by oneself
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Soccer ref's ruling
|
|
COFFEEMUG
|
Break room cup
|
|
OFFROAD
|
Designed for rugged terrain
|
|
OFFISH
|
Unfriendly old fellow and school member
|
|
LAYOFF
|
Make redundant
|
|
ONOFFING
|
Title of an essay by a hit man?
|
|
OVALOFFICE
|
*West Wing workplace
|
|
FLYOFFTHEHANDLE
|
Lose it, knowing of article supporting female name
|
|
COFFIN
|
Commons' leader leaving in wooden box
|
|
HOFFA
|
Teamster Jimmy who vanished in 1975
|
|
OFFICIAL
|
Referee, say
|
|
TEAROFF
|
Detach by ripping
|
|
OFFTOAGOODSTART
|
Having initial success ? as suggested by the beginnings of 17-, 24-, 47- and 60-Across?
|
|
off course
|
Having strayed from an intended route
|
|
ISOFF
|
Seems suspect
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Out-of-form team wrongly positioned on field
|
|
PUTOFF
|
Defer turning up? Swell
|
|
PROFFERS
|
Teacher of Melrose regularly making advances
|
|
COFFEE
|
Drip or pour-over product
|
|
OFFICE
|
Bureau no longer slipping?
|
|
LIFTOFF
|
Rocket leaves now starter for lunch, and swell cakes provided
|
|
KNOCKINGOFFTIME
|
Taking issue over when work's done?
|
|
TOFFIEST
|
Most posh wine shops getting into alcohol-free
|
|
CLEAROFF
|
Run along banks of canal like Van Gogh?
|
|
BLOWOFFSTEAM
|
What a stressed person may do on vacation
|
|
BRINGITOFF
|
Succeed, seeing bishop cut connection across Italy
|
|
LEADOFFS
|
They’re up before anyone else
|
|
WRITE OFF
|
Cancel (a debt)
|
|
OFFAL
|
Sweetbread or tripe, eg
|
|
toffee-apple
|
Bonfire Night treat
|
|
ONOFF
|
Power positions?
|
|
FOBSOFF
|
Makes feeble excuses when free on board drinks ultimately abandoned
|
|
TOFFEENOSED
|
Snotty
|
|
STARBUCKSCOFFEE
|
Likely contents of a cup with a green siren logo
|
|
SWITCHOFF
|
Second member of weird trio having exited? Stop watching
|
|
OFFICEGOSSIP
|
Dish near a water cooler?
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
Remote workers not working?
|
|
OFFCAMERA
|
Heard but not seen, maybe
|
|
TEAROFF
|
Remove, like a paper strip from a flyer
|
|
HALFOFF
|
Step 4: Hefty sales discount
|
|
OFFER
|
Proposal, bid
|
|
IMOFF
|
“Gotta go!”
|
|
TIPOFF
|
No end to such inside knowledge!
|
|
rip-off
|
Instance of egregious overcharging
|
|
TOFFEE
|
Skor bar center
|
|
COFFEESERVICE
|
Cups etc of faience, drained during Anglican worship
|
|
DOFFS
|
Succeeded after initially disregarding rotten tips
|
|
EMHOFF
|
Doug who is married to Kamala Harris
|
|
OFFICIALORDERS
|
Omission?
|
|
OFFS
|
Send-___ (goodbye parties)
|
|
OFFSET
|
Compensated for non-functioning television?
|
|
badly off
|
Severe redundancy leaving area strapped for cash
|
|
stand-off
|
Deadlock contributing to mistrust and offence
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
Switch positions, crossing oceans in slack period for travel
|
|
GOOFOFF
|
Play video games at work, say
|
|
OFFROAD
|
For use on trails, beaches etc, like a mountain bike or Jeep
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Just heard Dicky's a total loss
|
|
OFFBALANCE
|
Fan of cable broadcast is unstable
|
|
OFFICERS
|
Policemen perhaps run inside workplaces
|
|
OFFEND
|
Needle using bad tip
|
|
OFFICIATE
|
Turned on big Old Firm battle oddly lacking referee
|
|
CAST OFF
|
Not exactly small: swell shed!
|
|
day off
|
Bribe to relinquish power, instead departs for short break
|
|
KNOCKINGOFFTIME
|
End of work — Crime and Punishment
|
|
burnt offering
|
Sacrifice for which Alfred was responsible?
|
|
WRITEOFF
|
Wrecked vehicle
|
|
PEELOFF
|
Move away from former government head of France
|
|
OFFER
|
Job candidate’s aspiration
|
|
BAPTISMOFFIRE
|
Trying pickle for starters?
|
|
TIPOFFS
|
Beginnings in basketball
|
|
OFFFORM
|
Rusty old, old nails very, very strong, marines concluding
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Children start well
|
|
TIEDOFF
|
Sealed with a knot
|
|
INOFF
|
Foul at snooker
|
|
off-licence
|
Crime rings left in charge, getting intoxicants here
|
|
CONEOFF
|
Close lane, source of confusion for a special occasion
|
|
show-off
|
Braggart’s display of force
|
|
ROLLONROLLOFF
|
Vehicle in which one drives a short distance back to front
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Parody important moment for 15
|
|
TOSSOFF
|
Bosses regularly filling bigwig's drink quickly
|
|
BA/ILLSOFFA/IRE
|
Dynamos or menus
|
|
DASHESOFF
|
Writes hurriedly ... and a hint to understanding 17-, 29- and 47-Across
|
|
TICKEDOFF
|
Reprimanded American's annoyed
|
|
TRADEOFFS
|
Sad effort forming compromises
|
|
LOGOFF
|
Piece of wood's rotten? Stop surfing
|
|
COFFER
|
Small chest for holding valuables
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
Fed up? I'm smiling on camera to get lift
|
|
BLOWOFFSTEAM
|
Release pent-up emotions (... first letter + last 3 letters)
|
|
SETOFF
|
Trip, as an alarm
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Rudely nonchalant
|
|
TURNOFF
|
Road branching from a main route
|
|
OFFDAY
|
When a team travels, perhaps
|
|
level off
|
Make (a surface) flat and even
|
|
OFFSET
|
Place out of alignment; counterbalance
|
|
ONEOFFS
|
Unrepeated instances
|
|
FIRSTOFFENDER
|
Novice criminal
|
|
BOFFIN
|
Expert away probing wine store
|
|
SPEEDOFFLIGHT
|
Pilot's scheduling concern?
|
|
OFF
|
On/___ switch
|
|
CHEESEDOFF
|
Disappointed after Derby tip, perhaps
|
|
OFFSHORE
|
Bad ulcer husband contracted out at sea
|
|
HEADOFF
|
Intercept and trouble ambassador following repeated arrests
|
|
JUMPINGOFFPLACE
|
Springboard
|
|
OFFTHEMAP
|
Like an uncharted location
|
|
OFF
|
K) On? No
|
|
DOZEOFF
|
Start to sleep for a while
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Safe after a struggle to truss enemy up, relax
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Not keeping time musically? That's unusual
|
|
OFFICER
|
Colonel or major, eg
|
|
OFFBEAT
|
Unusual like copper having rest day?
|
|
show-off
|
Attention seeker
|
|
CATCHOFFBALANCE
|
Stagger with unexpected news, maybe
|
|
LAYSOFF
|
Temporarily suspends covers over middle of scaffold
|
|
OFFENDER
|
Tender embraces stop someone doing wrong
|
|
OFFER
|
Invitation from whistleblower rejected
|
|
RING OFF
|
Drugs cartel rotten, end conversation
|
|
SQUARE OFF
|
Fuddy-duddy leaving to prepare for a fight
|
|
The Office
|
TV sitcom about employees of Wernham Hogg
|
|
OFFTHESHELF
|
Not custom, as merchandise
|
|
OFFICEPARTIES
|
Holiday workplace fetes
|
|
STEPOFF
|
Disembark from
|
|
OFFENCE
|
Fault spoilt coins: missing head
|
|
OFFDAY
|
When one performs badly
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Decline minimal amount of fragrance, initially
|
|
BOFFINS
|
Brains rancid inside rubbish containers
|
|
HANDOFF
|
Like an impromptu remark
|
|
stand-off
|
Deadlocked confrontation
|
|
BROWNEDOFF
|
Like toast not fit for consumption making one fed up
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Rotten team not in position to score
|
|
OFF
|
Word after "face" or "bake"
|
|
SPINOFF
|
"Rubble & Crew," to "PAW Patrol"
|
|
ONOFFSWITCH
|
Device first to be used if computer stops working?
|
|
COFFEE
|
Flavour of tiramisu
|
|
HANDSOFF
|
Don't touch German on his way around Germany
|
|
BULLYOFF
|
Start a game of hockey
|
|
SPINOFFS
|
Bargains rejected must include cancelled by-products
|
|
OFFSHOOT
|
New branch of force facing initially serious riot
|
|
RUBOFFON
|
Influence through close contact
|
|
REPEATOFFENDER
|
[Criminal] [Criminal]
|
|
OFFICE
|
Workplace not on rocks
|
|
BETTEROFF
|
Richer gambler right on track?
|
|
JIMMYHOFFA
|
*"The Irishman" role for Al Pacino
|
|
OFFEND
|
Away to finish revolt
|
|
CASTOFF
|
Exeunt, trousers perhaps not wanted
|
|
BONUSOFFER
|
Pot sweetener
|
|
SAWOFF
|
Sever, as a branch
|
|
ONEOFF
|
Done just a single time
|
|
OFFSPRING
|
Bad season for children
|
|
tear a strip off
|
Criticise act to sell multiple raffle tickets?
|
|
OFFERED
|
Proposed for consideration
|
|
OFFICE
|
Two ways US gangster can make a hit in business
|
|
OFFER
|
Propose store drops focus of pricing
|
|
OFFAL
|
Entrails – waste parts of a butchered animal
|
|
OFFSIDE
|
Football infringement
|
|
OFFICER
|
Where one sees retired skater run for captain?
|
|
TOFFS
|
Posh people, in UK slang
|
|
DROPOFF
|
Deliver contract
|
|
GOTITOFFTHEGROUND
|
“First, I founded an aerospace start-up, but I never ?”
|
|
BUGOFF
|
“Leave me alone!”
|
|
OFFSEASON
|
On land presumably lad's quiet time
|
|
EASEOFF
|
Not be so forceful (2 words)
|
|
OFFHAND
|
Casual employee seen after leaving
|
|
TAKEOFF
|
Leave shed
|
|
knock off
|
Stop working to steal
|
|
KNOCKOFF
|
Finish work – steal
|
|
booking office
|
Heckle leader caught in booze store where people have reservations
|
|
OFFERTORY
|
Collection during a church service
|
|
LOGSOFF
|
Signs out
|
|
TOFF
|
Time away from work is dandy!
|
|
GEOFFREYBOYCOTT
|
... an old bat from Yorkshire?
|
|
ONOFFER
|
For sale at a reduced price
|
|
DONTTURNOFFTHEFAN
|
Sign in a stadium locker room?
|
|
TEARSOFF
|
Removes, as a ticket stub
|
|
coffee table
|
Furniture item, rope securing pedal?
|
|
post office
|
Place no longer functions, decorate building on high street?
|
|
LETOFF
|
Discharged from unsatisfactory service, going away
|
|
OFFAL
|
Not running, aluminium internal parts
|
|
OFFICER
|
The "O" in CEO
|
|
TEEOFF
|
Peer around Eastbourne, not content to drive
|
|
GETOFF
|
Escape punishment and pass out
|
|
OFF
|
Commit foul — dismissed before full time
|
|
OFFCENTER
|
Slightly misaligned
|
|
CHARM OFFENSIVE
|
Daily Mail's first objectionable attempt to curry favour
|
|
MOUTHOFF
|
*Talk back (to)
|
|
OFFAL
|
Animal entrails etc.
|
|
OFFEND
|
Cause umbrage?
|
|
ONANDOFF
|
How electrical devices may be, sometimes
|
|
BITEOFF
|
, 24 Across & 14 Down Be overambitious and do as a gourmand might do (4,3,4,4,3,3,4)
|
|
THEVIBESAREOFF
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"Things don't feel right here"
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SETOFF
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Leave plant out
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OFFICE
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Duty of female in charge, leader of expedition
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CASHOFFERS
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House money, at times
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OFFPISTE
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Where brave or foolish skiers go?
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OFF SEASON
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Switch positions round areas for sailing in quiet time
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KIDS
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NOT SERIOUS
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INCOMPLETION
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FAILURE
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CREST
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MINIATURE
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WATCHFOR
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EXPECT
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LUST
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SEXUAL DESIRE
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ENRAPTURE
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DELIGHT
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TENANT
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LANDLORD'S NEED
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PLUME
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OSTRICH FEATHER
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POLYSTYRENE
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THERMOPLASTIC MATERIAL
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PUZZLES
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EXAMPLES
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NOGGIN
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A DRINK WITH A HEAD
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THIS
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"FROM ___ MOMENT ON"
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HALO
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ENCIRCLE
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LENGTHEN
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CONTINUE
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REGIMENTING
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TEAMING
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FAITHFUL
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CONTINUING
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QUARK
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"DEEP SPACE NINE" CHARACTER
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SWAGGERING
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FLOURISHING
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FANTASIA
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MUSICAL COMPOSITION OR A DISNEY FILM
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LOOFAH
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CLOWN TURNING UP ON A HIGH WITH A SCRUBBER
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VIDEOTAPED
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WRITTEN
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CROCK
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FIB
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PARCELS
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POSTAL DELIVERIES
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SCABBARDS
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SWORD HOLDERS
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RIND
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SKIN
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SWAYING
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TILTING
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TEETH
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PROJECTIONS ON A GEAR
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FASTIDIOUS
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OVERNICE
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POEM
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IT "BEGINS AS A LUMP IN THE THROAT," PER ROBERT FROST
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DEPRESSED
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GLUM
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PREACHY
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DIDACTIC, BE NOSY ABOUT A POP
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INFERNO
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DEDUCE A REFUSAL
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IMPRESS
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MAKE A HIT WITH
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BARNACLE
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GOOD SHOT BEHIND FARM BUILDING BAGS LARGE TYPE OF GOOSE
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SETOSE
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WITH SPIKY HAIR STYLE AND STOCKINGS, BUT TOPLESS!
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ACID
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IT'S DROPPED FOR KICKS
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GOO
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GUNKY STUFF
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HEYMRDJ
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1993 HIT WITH THE LYRIC "KEEP PLAYIN' THAT SONG ALL NIGHT"
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LAUNCHINGPLATFORM
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LAUNCH PAD
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COIF
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UPPER-LEVEL ARRANGEMENT
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NELLIE
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"Little ___ Kelly"
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MERE
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Adjective for a bagatelle
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EVERT
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Turn outward or inside out
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PERSON
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A man or woman for each child
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ATTY
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Court divider?
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COLLECTION
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Glee club
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BLUISH
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Like the sky's color
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WAITE
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Singer John with the 1984 #1 hit "Missing You"
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CATARACT
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Falls from vehicle carrying chaps volunteering to work
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BEIGNET
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Being bad, no heart to eat fried snack
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