WEARING
|
WEAKENED
|
WEARED
|
WEAKENED
|
WEARYING
|
WEAKENED
|
WEARIED
|
WEAKENED
|
WEARY
|
WEAKEN
|
WEAR
|
WEAKEN
|
WEARIED
|
NOT WORKING
|
WEAR
|
FRAY
|
WEAR
|
BECOME TATTERED
|
WEARY
|
COLLAPSE
|
WEARISOME
|
YAWN-INDUCING
|
WEARISOME
|
ORDINARY
|
WEARY
|
SICK
|
WEARY
|
NOT FRESH
|
WEAR
|
WASTE
|
WEARY
|
RUNDOWN
|
WEARYOF
|
NO LONGER INTERESTED IN
|
WEARY
|
ANNOY
|
WEAR
|
ANNOY
|
WEARON
|
ANNOY
|
AWEARY
|
STUNNING
|
FORSWEAR
|
ADMIT DEFEAT
|
WEARY
|
BEAT
|
WEARY
|
FAIL
|
WEARY
|
BECOME TIRED
|
WEAROUT
|
BECOME TIRED
|
WEARS
|
HAS ON AS CLOTHING
|
WEAR
|
SHOW SIGNS OF AGE
|
WEAR
|
SUNDERLAND'S RIVER
|
WEAR
|
HAVE ON; ERODE
|
WEAR
|
FRAY, SAY
|
WEAR
|
COMMON SIGN OF AGE
|
WEAR
|
DAY-TO-DAY DETERIORATION
|
WEAR
|
DETERIORATE THROUGH USE
|
WEAR
|
GET TIRESOME
|
WEARTHIN
|
BECOME TIRESOME
|
WEAR
|
BECOME TIRESOME
|
WEAR
|
HAVE ON AS CLOTHING
|
WEAR
|
GRADUAL DETERIORATION
|
WEAR
|
BE DECKED OUT IN
|
WEAR
|
DIMINISH
|
WEAR
|
BE CLOTHED IN
|
WEAR
|
HAVE ON
|
WEAR
|
DECAY
|
WEARY
|
SICK AND TIRED
|
WEAR
|
DAMAGE
|
WEARY
|
IRRITATE
|
WEARON
|
IRRITATE
|
WEAR
|
DETERIORATE
|
WEAR
|
GALL
|
WEARY
|
EXASPERATE
|
WEAR
|
EXASPERATE
|
SWEAR
|
SOLEMNLY PROMISE
|
SWEARTO
|
SOLEMNLY AFFIRM
|
SWEAR
|
STATE UNDER OATH
|
SWEAR
|
STATE
|
SWEARTO
|
DECLARE UNDER OATH
|
WEAR
|
SCRAPE OFF
|
WEARY
|
READY FOR BED
|
WEAR
|
DUD
|
WEARED
|
MODELLED
|
SWEARING
|
SAYING
|
SWEAR
|
GIVE A DAMN?
|
WEARY
|
DO IN
|
WEAR
|
HOLD UP
|
WEARS
|
SPORTS; ERODES
|
WEARS
|
HAS ON
|
WEAR
|
PUT ON CLOTHES
|
WEAR
|
BECOME TEDIOUS
|
WEAROFF
|
LOSE EFFECTIVENESS
|
WEAR
|
ERODE
|
WEARAWAY
|
ERODE
|
SWEARINGS
|
OBSCENITIES
|
SWEAR
|
BEDAMN
|
UNDERWEARS
|
UNDERGARMENTS
|
WEARING
|
SARCASTIC
|
SWEARSHIRT
|
UPPER GARMENT
|
WEAR
|
APPAREL
|
WEARING
|
CAUSTIC
|
WEARWELL
|
ENDURE
|
WEAR
|
ENDURE
|
WEAR
|
CONSUME
|
WEARED
|
BITTEN
|
WEARIED
|
AFFLICTED
|
WEARYING
|
AFFLICTED
|
WEARING
|
DIFFICULT
|
SWEAR
|
PROMISE
|
SWEARING
|
PROMISE
|
SWEAR
|
GIVE ONE'S WORD
|
FORSWEAR
|
ESCHEW
|
AWEARY
|
WONDERSTRUCK
|
WEARDOWN
|
GRADUALLY WEAKEN
|
WEARISOME
|
DRY
|
WEAR
|
DRESS UP IN
|
FORSWEARONESELF
|
GO BACK ON ONE'S WORD
|
WEARY
|
ALL TUCKERED OUT
|
WEARY
|
TUCKERED OUT
|
WEARYING
|
BADGERING
|
WEARINESS
|
BOREDOM
|
SWEAR
|
SAY SO
|
WEARED
|
ABRADED
|
SWEARWORD
|
SWEAR
|
NECKWEAR
|
TIES AND CRAVATS
|
NECKWEAR
|
TIES AND SCARVES
|
WEARING
|
EXHAUSTED
|
WEARED
|
EXHAUSTED
|
OVERWEARY
|
EXHAUSTED
|
WEARY
|
EXHAUSTED
|
SWEARWORD
|
BAD WORD
|
SWEARWORD
|
SWEAR WORD
|
SWEARING
|
SWEAR WORD
|
SWEARING
|
DARNING
|
WEARS
|
DUDS
|
SWEAR
|
TAKE AN OATH
|
WEARS
|
CLOTHES
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
CLOTHES
|
SWEAR
|
VOW; BLASPHEME
|
SWEAR
|
USE CUSS WORDS
|
SWEAR
|
SAY SOMETHING BLEEP-WORTHY
|
SWEAR
|
KEEP THE CENSOR BUSY
|
SWEAR
|
USE CHOICE WORDS
|
SWEAR
|
USE BAD LANGUAGE
|
SWEAR
|
EFF AND BLIND
|
SWEAR
|
MAKE A DEPOSITION
|
SWEAR
|
SAY ON SCOUT'S HONOR
|
WEARINESS
|
LACK OF ENERGY
|
WEARED
|
DIMINISHED
|
WEARING
|
DIMINISHED
|
WEARS
|
HARNESSES
|
WEAR
|
TAX
|
WEARY
|
TAX
|
WEARS
|
GETS
|
WEARS
|
PUTS ON CLOTHES
|
WEARING
|
CAUSING FATIGUE
|
WEARISOME
|
ARID
|
WEARS
|
PUTS ON
|
WEARIED
|
EXASPERATED
|
WEARYING
|
EXASPERATED
|
WEARED
|
EXASPERATED
|
WEARING
|
EXASPERATED
|
FORSWEAR
|
DISAVOW
|
WEARYING
|
IRRITATING
|
WEARING
|
IRRITATING
|
OUTERWEAR
|
THREADS
|
AWEARY
|
FEARLESS
|
WEAR
|
GRAZE
|
WEARTHEPANTS
|
BE IN CONTROL
|
WEARING
|
DRESSED IN
|
WEARING
|
DRESSED
|
WEARED
|
DRESSED
|
SWEARTO
|
GUARANTEE
|
SWEAR
|
GUARANTEE
|
WEARY
|
MAKE DISCONTENTED
|
FORSWEARING
|
DENIAL
|
WEARED
|
UNDERMINED
|
WEARIES
|
COLLAPSES
|
WEARING
|
REMOVING
|
WEARIED
|
GREW TIRED
|
OUTWEAR
|
LAST LONGER THAN
|
SWEARING
|
FRENCH
|
MENSWEAR
|
CLOTHING STORE DEPARTMENT
|
WOMENSWEAR
|
CLOTHING STORE DEPARTMENT
|
MENSWEAR
|
DEPARTMENT STORE DEPARTMENT
|
AWEARY
|
CONFUSED
|
WEARY
|
VERY TIRED
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
CLOTHING LINE
|
SWEARWORD
|
CENSOR'S TARGET
|
SWEARING
|
AFFIRMING ON OATH
|
SWEARING
|
EXCHANGING OATHS
|
SWEARING
|
USING BAD LANGUAGE
|
FOOTWEAR
|
SHOES, ETC
|
WEARS
|
COVERS
|
WEARY
|
PLAGUE
|
REWEAR
|
PUT ON AGAIN
|
UNDERWEAR
|
LINGERIE, ETC
|
UNDERWEARS
|
CORSETS
|
SWEARS
|
SAYS
|
MENSWEAR
|
DEPARTMENT STORE SECTION
|
FORSWEAR
|
RENOUNCE
|
SWEAROFF
|
RENOUNCE
|
MENSWEAR
|
CLOTHING FOR ADULT MALES
|
MENSWEAR
|
CLOTHING FOR MALES
|
WEARS
|
CONTINUES
|
AWEARY
|
INTIMIDATED
|
THEWORSEFORWEAR
|
NOT WHAT IT ONCE WAS
|
SWEAR
|
DECLARE
|
WEAR
|
ATTIRE
|
WEARED
|
REMAINED
|
AWEARY
|
WORSHIPPED
|
WEAR
|
BE WORTHLESS
|
WEARING
|
CHALLENGING
|
WEARINGTHEPANTS
|
IN CHARGE
|
WEAR
|
ENGLISH RIVER
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
RESULT OF DAY-TO-DAY USE
|
WEARY
|
ASSUME AT END OF DAY TO BE NEEDING REST
|
WEARY
|
DOZE
|
WEARING
|
LASTING
|
AWEARY
|
SURPRISED
|
KNITWEAR
|
CLOTHING MADE WITH STITCHES
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
CAUSE OF DEPRECIATION
|
WEAR
|
CAUSE OF DEPRECIATION
|
WEARS
|
REMOVES
|
WEAR
|
TIMBUK 3 "THE FUTURE'S SO BRIGHT, I GOTTA ___ SHADES"
|
WEAR
|
UPSET
|
FORSWEAR
|
TAKE BACK
|
WEAR
|
STAND THE TEST OF TIME
|
WEAR
|
PESTER
|
WEARY
|
PESTER
|
SWEAR
|
MAINTAIN
|
BONEWEARY
|
SPENT
|
WEARY
|
SPENT
|
WEARIED
|
SPENT
|
SWEARTO
|
AFFIRM
|
SWEAR
|
AFFIRM
|
WEAR
|
LAZY
|
FORSWEAR
|
WITHDRAW
|
WEAR
|
WEARY
|
WEARY
|
PALL
|
SWEAR
|
CLAIM
|
SWEARS
|
DEPOSES
|
WEARY
|
AFFLICT
|
WEAR
|
SPORT
|
WEARS
|
DECLINES
|
WEARIES
|
DECLINES
|
WEARY
|
WEAR DOWN
|
WEAR
|
PUT ON
|
WEAR
|
VEX
|
WEARY
|
VEX
|
SWEARS
|
DARNS
|
WEREWEARING
|
RIDDLE, PART 4
|
WEAR
|
LAST
|
OUTWEAR
|
LIVE
|
FORSWEAR
|
GIVE IN
|
WEARS
|
ERODES
|
WEARSAWAY
|
ERODES
|
AWEARY
|
DREADFUL
|
WEARIES
|
CORRODES
|
WEARS
|
CORRODES
|
WEARY
|
SHABBY
|
WEARING
|
PUTTING
|
WEARISOME
|
INFINITE
|
WEAR
|
WASH AWAY
|
WEARING
|
FITTING
|
WEARIED
|
DROWSY
|
WEARY
|
DROWSY
|
WEARYING
|
DROWSY
|
WEARIED
|
COLLAPSIBLE
|
WEARYING
|
COLLAPSIBLE
|
FORSWEAR
|
GIVE UP
|
OUTWEAR
|
THOUGH NO LONGER FASHIONABLE, CLOTHES LAST LONGER
|
FORSWEAR
|
AVOID
|
FORSWEAR
|
DECEIVE
|
SWEARFALSELY
|
DECEIVE
|
WEARIES
|
SINKS
|
AWEARY
|
CONTROLLING
|
WEAR
|
UNDERMINE
|
FORSWEAR
|
REPUDIATE
|
WEARIED
|
ANNOYING
|
WEARYING
|
ANNOYING
|
WEARING
|
ANNOYING
|
WEARING
|
EFFECTIVE
|
WEAR
|
STAND UP
|
WEARYING
|
TIRED
|
WEARED
|
TIRED
|
WEARING
|
TIRED
|
WEARY
|
TIRED
|
GREWWEARY
|
TIRED
|
WEARIED
|
TIRED
|
SWEAR
|
TAKE
|
WEAR
|
BE DRESSED IN
|
WEAR
|
CHAFE
|
WEARY
|
ASSIGN
|
WEAR
|
CRUMBLE
|
WEAR
|
RUFFLE
|
WEARING
|
REMAINING
|
SWEARING
|
BAN
|
WEARS
|
GARMENTS
|
WEARINESS
|
FATIGUE
|
WEAR
|
FATIGUE
|
WEARY
|
FATIGUE
|
WEAROUT
|
FATIGUE
|
WEARY
|
SINK
|
WEARY
|
LANGUID
|
UNDERWEAR
|
BIKINI
|
FORSWEAR
|
DENY
|
WEARISOME
|
DREARY
|
SWEAR
|
BLASPHEME
|
WEARIES
|
DROOPS
|
SWEARING
|
OBSCENITY
|
WEAR
|
ABRADE
|
WEARISOME
|
LENGTHY
|
SWEARS
|
CERTIFIES
|
SWEARSTO
|
CERTIFIES
|
WEARIED
|
OVERWHELMED
|
SWEAR
|
DARN
|
WEAR
|
EMPLOYMENT
|
OUTWEARS
|
LASTS LONGER THAN US TWO AT WORK, RECEIVING ATTENTION
|
WEARINESS
|
LASSITUDE
|
WEARS
|
TRIES
|
WEARIES
|
TRIES
|
AWEARY
|
FLABBERGASTED
|
WEARED
|
RAGGED
|
WEAR
|
DRAIN
|
WEARY
|
DRAIN
|
EVENINGWEAR
|
FORMAL ATTIRE
|
NECKWEAR
|
TIE
|
WEAR
|
EXHIBIT
|
SWEAR
|
DEPOSE
|
WEARING
|
ANNOYED
|
WEARED
|
ANNOYED
|
WEAR
|
USE
|
RAINWEAR
|
IN GENERAL, USE THIS PROTECTION IN CASE OF A FALL
|
WEAR
|
GET ON
|
WEAR
|
DON
|
WEAR
|
CONTINUE
|
WEARING
|
BURDENSOME
|
OUTWEAR
|
EXHAUST
|
WEAROUT
|
EXHAUST
|
WEAR
|
EXHAUST
|
CSWEAR
|
"HONEST!"
|
ISWEAR
|
"HONEST!"
|
CITYWEAR
|
DOWNTOWN DUDS
|
WEARY
|
OVERWHELM
|
WEAR
|
INACTIVE
|
WEARS
|
CHAFES
|
WEARY
|
NONCHALANT
|
WEARTHEPANTS
|
BE IN CHARGE OF A PLACE
|
WEARIED
|
DROOPED
|
SWEAR
|
VOW
|
WEAR
|
USE UP
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
BINDING OATH
|
WEARING
|
DWINDLING
|
WEARING
|
STANDING
|
WEARED
|
SERVICED
|
WEARS
|
WEARIES
|
WEAR
|
SHRED
|
WEARING
|
SCRATCHING
|
SWEARONIT
|
MAKE A SOLEMN PROMISE
|
SWEARING
|
SOLEMN DECLARATION
|
SWEARINGIN
|
SOLEMN DECLARATION
|
EVENINGWEAR
|
WHITE TIE
|
AWEARY
|
FRIGHTENED
|
WEARYING
|
DULLED
|
WEARIED
|
DULLED
|
WEARYING
|
DROOPING
|
WEARIED
|
DROOPING
|
WEARY
|
DROOPING
|
WEARING
|
RUFFLED
|
WEARED
|
RUFFLED
|
SWEARING
|
PROFANATION
|
WEARISOMENESS
|
TEDIUM
|
FORSWEAR
|
DROP
|
WEARING
|
CONTINUING
|
WEARIES
|
PESTERS
|
WEARS
|
PESTERS
|
WEARS
|
BITES
|
WEARING
|
WEAKENING
|
WEARIED
|
IRRITATED
|
WEARYING
|
IRRITATED
|
WEARY
|
STRAIN
|
SWEARS
|
UTTERS
|
WEAR
|
BEAR
|
FORSWEAR
|
REVOKE
|
WEARING
|
DESTRUCTIVE
|
EYEWEAR
|
SPECTACLES
|
SWEAR
|
AGREE
|
WEARED
|
DECREASED
|
WEARING
|
DECREASED
|
WEARIED
|
PLAGUED
|
FORSWEAR
|
RELINQUISH
|
SWEARS
|
RELIES
|
UNDERWEAR
|
JOCKEYS
|
WEAR
|
REDUCE
|
FORSWEAR
|
LIE
|
WEARING
|
USELESS
|
WEARING
|
COVERED
|
WEARING
|
DECAYED
|
WEARED
|
DECAYED
|
SWEAR
|
CURSE
|
SWEARING
|
CURSE
|
SWEARWORD
|
CURSE
|
SWEARAT
|
CURSE
|
WEARY
|
BADGER
|
WEARIFUL
|
INSIPID
|
WEARISOME
|
INSIPID
|
AWEARY
|
DISCOURAGED
|
WEARING
|
GRATING
|
WEARYING
|
OPPRESSED
|
WEARIED
|
OPPRESSED
|
WEARY
|
INDIFFERENT
|
WEARIED
|
INDIFFERENT
|
WEARING
|
SUITED
|
WEARED
|
SUITED
|
SWEARING
|
WORD OF HONOR
|
AWEARY
|
ASTONISHED
|
WEARS
|
HAS
|
WEAR
|
CLOTHING
|
UNDERWEAR
|
CLOTHING
|
WEARING
|
CLOTHING
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
CLOTHING
|
WEARIES
|
IRRITATES
|
WEARSON
|
IRRITATES
|
WEAR
|
FADE FROM USE, AS A CARPET
|
ISWEAR
|
'SCOUT'S HONOR!'
|
ISWEARIT
|
'SCOUT'S HONOR!'
|
WEARY
|
FALL APART
|
WEARY
|
USED UP
|
WEARIED
|
USED UP
|
SWEAR
|
DECLARE FLAT OUT
|
WEARS
|
SCRAPES
|
SWEARS
|
MAINTAINS
|
ISWEAR
|
"SERIOUSLY!"
|
WEARY
|
DRAG
|
FORSWEAR
|
FORSAKE
|
AWEARY
|
HORRIFIED
|
WEARS
|
EATS
|
UNDERWEAR
|
UNDERGARMENT
|
WEAR
|
CLOTHE
|
WEARS
|
RAGS
|
AWEARY
|
APPREHENSIVE
|
WEARIES
|
DOZES
|
SWEAR
|
SEAR ON WOK INITIALLY THEN CUSS
|
WEARING
|
DAMAGED
|
WEARED
|
DAMAGED
|
UNDERWEAR
|
UNDERCLOTHES
|
WEARED
|
DETERIORATED
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
DETERIORATION IN NORMAL USE
|
WEARS
|
IMPAIRS
|
WEARIED
|
DROWSED
|
SWEAR
|
TAKE OR UTTER AN OATH
|
AWEARY
|
FRIGHTENING
|
WEARTHIN
|
BECOME LESS APPEALING
|
FORSWEAR
|
FORGO
|
OUTERWEAR
|
FROCK
|
FORSWEAR
|
ABANDON
|
WEARING
|
SHREDDED
|
WEAR
|
DRESS
|
WEAR
|
GNAW
|
EWEAR
|
GOOGLE GLASS, E.G.
|
WEARYING
|
DEJECTED
|
WEARIED
|
DEJECTED
|
WEARIED
|
RUN DOWN
|
WEARY
|
FLAG
|
WEARISOME
|
GLOOMY
|
WEARY
|
GLOOMY
|
WEAR
|
CORROSION
|
WEAR
|
DRAW ON
|
FORSWEARS
|
DECEIVES
|
ISWEAR
|
"NO KIDDING!"
|
SWEARAT
|
CASTIGATE
|
WEARY
|
FALL OFF
|
ANDTHENWEARS
|
PART 5 OF QUOTE
|
DAYWEAREBORN
|
PART 5 OF QUOTE
|
WEARISOME
|
HO-HUM
|
WEARY
|
READY TO DROP
|
SWEAR
|
DECLARE ON OATH
|
NECKWEAR
|
POSSE'S NOOSE?
|
WEARY
|
WHACKED
|
WEARISOME
|
HUMDRUM
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
ALMOST EVIDENCE OF CRYING ABOUT WIFE'S BEDCLOTHES?
|
WEAR
|
EAT
|
RAINWEAR
|
WATERPROOF CLOTHING
|
WEARS
|
BOTHERS
|
WEARS
|
REMAINS
|
WEARING
|
ACERBIC
|
SWEAR
|
ASSERT
|
AWEARY
|
FEARFUL
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
NEW WHITE RAG USED AS BED SHIRT, SAY
|
WEARIES
|
PAINS
|
WEARYING
|
ASSIGNED
|
WEAR
|
DAMAGE BY USE
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
DAMAGE BY USE
|
WEARIED
|
BURDENED
|
OUTERWEAR
|
CLOAK
|
WEAR
|
ABRASION
|
WEARING
|
ABRASION
|
WEAR
|
SCRAPE
|
SWEAR
|
PLEDGE
|
SWEARING
|
PLEDGE
|
SWEARTO
|
PLEDGE
|
WEARITWELL
|
"YOU ___"
|
WEARY
|
DROOP
|
WEAR
|
EVALUATE
|
SWIMWEAR
|
BATHING SUIT
|
WEARIED
|
LIMP
|
UNDERWEAR
|
UNDERPANTS
|
WEARS
|
ANNOYS
|
SWEAR
|
DEPEND ON
|
FORSWEARS
|
DROPS
|
SWEAR
|
WARRANT
|
WEARISOMENESS
|
SAMENESS
|
WEARS
|
WRAPS
|
AWEARY
|
INTIMIDATING
|
WEARING
|
DRAWING
|
UNDERWEAR
|
UNDERSHIRT
|
TOWEARFLIPFLIPS
|
END OF THE QUIP
|
WEAR
|
HOLD
|
WEARING
|
DEMANDING
|
WEARY
|
DISGUST
|
OFFICEWEAR
|
SUIT
|
WEAR
|
PARTNER OF TEAR
|
WEARYING
|
MONOTONOUS
|
WEARISOME
|
MONOTONOUS
|
OUTERWEAR
|
OVERCOAT
|
WEAROUT
|
TIRE
|
GROWEARY
|
TIRE
|
GROWWEARY
|
TIRE
|
WEARISOME
|
GRATIS
|
WEARING
|
BOTHERSOME
|
WEAR
|
REMOVE
|
WEARISOME
|
TROUBLESOME
|
WEARIEST
|
SICKEST
|
SWEARINGBANDS
|
OFTEN CENSORED MUSICAL GROUPS?
|
SWEAR
|
USE OBSCENE LANGUAGE IN SOUTHERN SPORT
|
WEAR
|
MAKE LESS
|
SWEARINGS
|
DOUBLES
|
AWEARY
|
FRIGHTFUL
|
WEARING
|
ABRASIVE
|
KNITWEAR
|
GENTLE CYCLE ITEMS
|
WEARY
|
HARASS
|
WEAR
|
HARASS
|
WEAR
|
"GOOD GUYS ___ BLACK"
|
SKIWEAR
|
GOGGLES AND BOOTS, SAY
|
WEARY
|
DISHEARTEN
|
WEAR
|
& 128 WINTER WARMER
|
SWEAR
|
MAKE KNOWN
|
MENSWEAR
|
SUITS, TROUSERS ETC
|
WEARS
|
SPORTS
|
LIONTAMERWEAR
|
A SUIT OF MAIL FOR US, THANKS
|
WEARINGS
|
SCRAPINGS
|
WEAR
|
BECOME THREADBARE
|
WEAROUT
|
BECOME THREADBARE
|
WEARS
|
BECOMES THREADBARE
|
WEARSOUT
|
BECOMES THREADBARE
|
RAINWEAR
|
SLICKERS AND GALOSHES
|
WEARINESS
|
ENNUI
|
SWEARAT
|
CUSS OUT
|
SWEARSAT
|
CURSES OUT
|
SWEAR
|
CUSS
|
SWEARS
|
CURSES
|
SWEAR
|
PROMISE SOLEMNLY
|
FORSWEARING
|
DECEIVING
|
UNDERWEAR
|
SMALLS
|
SWEARWORD
|
YOU MAY SEE STARS BECAUSE OF ONE
|
SWEARSTO
|
GUARANTEES
|
WEARY
|
PROSTRATE
|
AWEARY
|
BOGGY
|
WOMENSWEAR
|
"___ DAILY"
|
WEARSA
|
"UNEASY LIES THE HEAD THAT ___ CROWN"
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
PYJAMAS E.G.
|
KNITWEAR
|
KNITTED GARMENTS
|
UNDERWEARREWARD
|
MONEY OFFERED FOR THE RETURN OF LOST LINGERIE?
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
PYJAMAS OR ONESIE, EG
|
SWEARWORD
|
WANTING TO SLEEP AROUND, MOSTLY WITHOUT CLOTHES? THAT'S OFFENSIVE TO SOME
|
ISWEAR
|
"HONEST"
|
SWEARWORD
|
OATH
|
SWEARING
|
CURSING
|
WEARY
|
FATIGUED
|
WEARIED
|
FATIGUED
|
WEARING
|
FATIGUED
|
WEARYING
|
FATIGUED
|
BEATSWEARINGASUIT
|
" 'BUT IT ___' "
|
SWEAR
|
PROMISE BIT OF CORN FROM CORNWALL?
|
WEAR
|
DISPLAY ON THE RUNWAY
|
UNWEARIED
|
TIRELESS
|
SWEAR
|
CROSS YOUR HEART
|
SWEARANOATH
|
CROSS YOUR HEART
|
WEAR
|
INDICATION OF NORMAL USAGE
|
WASHANDWEARSUIT
|
DRIP-DRY ATTIRE
|
SWEAR
|
TAKE A SOLEMN PLEDGE
|
WEAR
|
GET INTO
|
WEARING
|
ACRID
|
KNITWEAR
|
WOOLLEN GARMENTS
|
WEARED
|
STOOD
|
WEARING
|
CRUMBLY
|
WEARING
|
FADING
|
WEARYING
|
FADING
|
WEARS
|
DETERIORATES BY USE
|
SWEARS
|
SAYS WITH A RAISED HAND
|
WEARS
|
DETERIORATES
|
WEARSOUT
|
DETERIORATES
|
WEARSTHIN
|
BEGINS TO GET TIRESOME: 2 WDS.
|
SWEARING
|
SON'S LEADING IN USING BAD LANGUAGE
|
SWEARER
|
SOMEONE USING BAD LANGUAGE IN CLASS WE ARE REBUKING
|
SWEAR
|
DURING ROWS WE ARGUE AND USE BAD LANGUAGE
|
MENSWEAR
|
CLOTHING THAT MAKES MALES USE BAD LANGUAGE
|
MENSWEAR
|
CLOTHES FROM M &S ARE NEW, REDESIGNED
|
SWEAR
|
VOUCH FOR
|
SWEARTO
|
VOUCH FOR
|
WEAR
|
DIMINISH SLOWLY, WITH "OFF"
|
WASHANDWEAR
|
PERMANENT PRESS CLOTHES
|
SWEAR
|
DECLARE SOLEMNLY
|
WEARY
|
BUSHED
|
WEARABIB
|
BE READY TO EAT LOBSTER
|
IFWEAREWHATWE
|
START OF A QUIP
|
FOALWEAR
|
SMALL HORSE BLANKET?
|
WEARINGDOWN
|
DETERIORATION
|
WEAR
|
DETERIORATION
|
SWEAR
|
SMALL CLOTHES, I DO DECLARE!
|
UNDERWEAR
|
WILL WARDEN RUE UNCOMFORTABLE SMALL CLOTHES?
|
UNDERWEAR
|
ANYONE CAN SEE, WIDTH IN REAR END SHOCKING - THIS URGENTLY REQUIRED?
|
KNITWEAR
|
SWEATERS AND SUCH
|
WEAR
|
___ AND TEAR
|
NECKWEAR
|
TIES
|
OUTERWEAR
|
CAPE
|
FOOTWEAR
|
HEELS AND LOAFERS
|
FORSWEARING
|
REJECTING
|
AWEARY
|
TUCKERED OUT, IN LITERATURE
|
WEARED
|
DONNED
|
SWEARS
|
GIVES ONE'S WORD
|
WEARY
|
RUN-DOWN
|
OUTERWEAR
|
RAINCOAT
|
WEARS
|
EXHIBITS
|
CHAINSUNDERWEAR
|
BRIEFS FROM WALMART OR TARGET?
|
SWEARJAR
|
RECIPIENT OF A LOT OF #@&! MONEY
|
REACHESWEARCORE
|
THREE OUTER ATTACHMENTS
|
SWEAR
|
YOU MIGHT DO IT UP AND DOWN
|
WEARED
|
FRAYED
|
WEARSON
|
PASSES SLOWLY AND OPPRESSIVELY
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
CLOTHES WORN FOR PHYSICAL EXERCISE
|
WEARS
|
SHREDS
|
WEARS
|
IS DECKED OUT IN
|
UNDERWEAR
|
BRA
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
DAMAGE FROM ORDINARY USE
|
WEARS
|
BECOMES FRAYED
|
WEAR
|
BECOME FRAYED
|
UNDERWEAR
|
BVD'S
|
WEAREFAMILY
|
*1979 SISTER SLEDGE HIT
|
WEAR
|
FLOWING GARMENTS?
|
SWEAR
|
GIVE TESTIMONY
|
WEAR
|
BE DURABLE
|
SWIMWEAR
|
CARRIE UNDERWOOD CREATED THIS TYPE OF BEACH CLOTHING
|
FORSWEAR
|
AGREE TO DO WITHOUT
|
WEARY
|
TIRED OR TENSE IN APPEARANCE
|
WEARISOME
|
TEDIOUS
|
FORSWEARS
|
FORSAKES
|
UNDERWEAR
|
BOUNDER WE ARRESTED TAKING LINGERIE
|
NECKWEAR
|
TIES, CRAVATS, STOCKS AND SCARVES COLLECTIVELY
|
WEARINGTHEPANTS
|
IN CHARGE AT HOME
|
WEARIED
|
HAGGARD
|
WEAR
|
SLIP ON
|
WEARY
|
MAKE TIRED
|
WEARING
|
BEARABLE
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
USE A TWO-DIGIT CONFIRMATION CODE?
|
LOUNGEWEAR
|
*COMFORTABLE CLOTHING WORN AT HOME
|
SKIWEAR
|
CLOTHES FOR THE SLOPES
|
UNDERWEAR
|
DON'T PUT ON TOO MUCH LINGERIE
|
SWEAR
|
TURN BLUE?
|
SWEARONIT
|
MAKE A SOLEMN VOW
|
WEAR
|
TEAR PARTNER
|
WEARY
|
JADED AND TIRED
|
UNDERWEAR
|
ITEMS WORN CLOSE TO SKIN
|
WEAR
|
DRESS IN
|
SWEAR
|
DURING TRIALS, WE ARE TO TAKE AN OATH
|
EYEWEAR
|
GLASSES
|
SWEAR
|
RELY ON
|
SWEARBY
|
RELY ON
|
RAINWEAR
|
CAME ACROSS ONE DON WITH PROTECTIVE CLOTHING
|
ISWEAR
|
HAND-ON-CHEST WORDS
|
SWEAR
|
SHOCK THE PRUDES
|
OUTWEAR
|
SPOIL CLOTHES FOR THE OPEN AIR BY OVERUSE?
|
WEARED
|
WEATHERED
|
SWEARING
|
EXPLETIVE
|
SWEAR
|
BE VULGAR
|
WEAR
|
SEE 5
|
WEARIES
|
DRAINS
|
WEARS
|
DRAINS
|
AWEARY
|
ALARMED
|
WEARS
|
WEARINGS
|
WEAR
|
WHERE, ONE'S TOLD, EROSION OCCURS
|
YOUSWEAR
|
"PROMISE?"
|
WEARINGAWAY
|
WEAR AND TEAR
|
HARDWEAR
|
WEAR AND TEAR
|
AUGUSTSLOWLYWEARSAWAY
|
SECOND LINE OF VERSE
|
AWEARY
|
DAZZLING
|
SWEAR
|
GARB FOR LANA TURNER
|
WEARING
|
ABRADING
|
WEARYING
|
DESTROYED
|
WEARY
|
DEAD TIRED
|
WEARIT
|
SEE 1 ACROSS
|
WEARER
|
EYEGLASS ___
|
LONGUNDERWEAR
|
ATTIRE OFTEN COVERED BY SKI PANTS
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
STORE DEPARTMENT
|
MENSWEAR
|
STORE DEPARTMENT
|
SWEARING
|
BLASPHEMING
|
SWEARS
|
BLASPHEMES
|
SWEARWORD
|
CUSS WORD
|
SWEARING
|
CUSS WORD
|
WEARINESS
|
DISSATISFACTION
|
WEARED
|
JADED
|
WEARYING
|
JADED
|
WEARY
|
JADED
|
WORLDWEARY
|
JADED
|
WEARED
|
ERODED
|
WEARE
|
"___NOT AMUSED"
|
WEARED
|
WASTED
|
WEARYING
|
YOU AND I FIND ONE IN ANGER MANAGEMENT VERY TIRING
|
WEARING
|
GARMENTING
|
WEARIED
|
WORN OUT
|
NECKWEAR
|
TIES, SCARVES, ETC
|
WEARDOWN
|
GRADUALLY EXHAUST
|
WEARY
|
TOO POOPED TO POP
|
OUTWEAR
|
LAST LONGER IN MIDDLE GROUND ABOVE WILD WATER
|
DAYWEAR
|
ONE SHOULDN'T SLEEP IN THIS WAY, AWKWARDLY HUGGED BY BELOVED
|
WEARY
|
POOPED OUT
|
WEARYOF
|
NO LONGER SATISFIED WITH
|
WEARS
|
LOSES TREAD
|
WEAR
|
AGE, AS TIRES
|
WEARINESSES
|
FATIGUES
|
WEARIES
|
FATIGUES
|
WEARINESS
|
TIRED FEELING
|
WEARS
|
DRESSES
|
WEARYING
|
DROOPY
|
KNITWEAR
|
FORD RIVER IN WET BUGGY IN JERSEY OR GUERNSEY, SAY?
|
SWEAROUT
|
PROCURE, AS A WARRANT
|
MENSWEAR
|
DEPT. STORE SECTION
|
SWEAR
|
ATTEST
|
WEARIED
|
LACKING THE USUAL OOMPH
|
WEAR
|
DAMAGE CLOTHES
|
SWEARS
|
PROMISES
|
WEARE
|
"___ THE WORLD"
|
FORSWEARWORDS
|
TAKE A VOW OF SILENCE?
|
RAINWEARMOTEL
|
SLICKER PLACE TO STAY, PERHAPS
|
WEARING
|
EXHAUSTING
|
SWEAR
|
"I MAY BE RIGHT I MAY BE WRONG; BUT I'M PERFECTLY WILLING TO ...; THAT WHEN YOU TURNED AND SMILED AT
|
ISWEAR
|
"CROSS MY HEART!"
|
WEARISOMENESS
|
DULLNESS
|
SWEAR
|
EXCHANGE VOWS
|
UNDERWEAR
|
UNMENTIONABLES
|
UNDERWEAR
|
CORSET
|
WEAR
|
FOR LISTENING BEHIND WICKET IN SPORT
|
UNDERWEAR
|
LINGERIE
|
WEARIER
|
MORE OVERWORKED
|
WEARY
|
OVERWORKED
|
WEARIED
|
OVERWORKED
|
WEARED
|
OVERWORKED
|
WEARING
|
SERVICING
|
WEARY
|
SEE 48-DOWN
|
WEARILY
|
"THE LAWYER IS CROOKED," I INTERPOSED TIREDLY
|
WEARM
|
CAPITOL STEPS ALBUM "___ THE WORLD"
|
SKIWEARMODEL
|
JOB THAT MAY HAVE YOU DRESSING AHEAD FOR THE WINTER WHILE SHOOTING IN THE SUMMER
|
WEARISOME
|
BORING, TEDIOUS
|
WEAR
|
RESULT OF USE
|
OFFICEWEAR
|
SUITS
|
SWEARWORD
|
CURSE WEAPON JAMMED BY DAMAGE FROM USE
|
FORSWEAR
|
TO DENY COULD BE FAR WORSE
|
KNITWEAR
|
FOOL HEARD BESIDE RIVER WITH GARMENTS
|
KNITWEAR
|
GARMENTS MADE FROM WOOL
|
SWEARSTO
|
AFFIRMS
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
KIDS' DIGITAL DEAL-SEALER
|
WEARASMILE
|
BE VISIBLY HAPPY
|
WEARIEST
|
STARS, OUTWARDLY PATHETIC, MOST WANTING TO LIE DOWN?
|
OUTERWEAR
|
TUX
|
WEARS
|
SUITES
|
WEAR
|
EXHAUST, WITH "OUT"
|
LADIESUNDERWEAR
|
DON/ GODIVA AND GUINEVERE
|
WEARER
|
SOMEONE IN CLOTHES
|
FORSWEAR
|
ABSTAIN FROM WAFERS OR SOUP?
|
EVENINGWEAR
|
FORMAL DRESS
|
MORNINGWEAR
|
FORMAL DRESS
|
FORMALWEAR
|
FORMAL DRESS
|
WEARED
|
OVERUSED
|
WEAR
|
EROSION CAUSED BY SUNDERLAND'S RIVER
|
WEARY
|
WRITING OFF POUNDS CORRUPT LAWYER SPENT
|
WEAR
|
SLIP INTO
|
UNDERWEAR
|
POSSIBLY SLIPS BENEATH SURFACE OF THE RIVER
|
FORSWEARING
|
RENOUNCING
|
WEARINESS
|
TIREDNESS
|
WEARY
|
ALL IN
|
SWEARS
|
SAYS ON A STACK OF BIBLES
|
SWEARTO
|
CERTIFY
|
WEARY
|
BORED STIFF
|
NOWWEARESIX
|
A.A. MILNE BOOK
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
UNCOMFORTABLY IN THE RAW, WITHOUT GOOD PYJAMAS?
|
WEARISOME
|
LABORIOUS
|
WEARING
|
LABORIOUS
|
WEAREINDEATH
|
SEE 11
|
KNITWEAR
|
TINKER WITH A NEW DESIGN FOR STOCKINGS, PERHAPS
|
ISWEAR
|
"TRUST ME!"
|
SWEAR
|
ASSERT AS TRUE
|
OUTWEAR
|
SURVIVE AS DUCK, PRIMARILY UNFAZED BY SWIRLING WATER
|
SWEAR
|
SOLEMNLY PROMISE TO UTTER OBSCENITIES
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
GEAR THAT MAKES SON UTTER OBSCENITIES ABOUT LIVERPOOL, SAY
|
SWEAR
|
WORD THAT MAY BE REPLACED WITH "AFFIRM" IN THE PRESIDENTIAL OATH OF OFFICE
|
DELIWEAR
|
APRONS, HAIRNETS, AND SUCH?
|
WASHANDSWEAR
|
DO THE DISHES WHILE TESTIFYING?
|
WEARY
|
FAG
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
SMALL ALCOHOLIC DRINKS ? ASSUME SHORTS, PERHAPS?
|
DAYWEAR
|
SUNUP TO SUNDOWN ATTIRE
|
TRAVELWEARY
|
READY TO GO HOME AND RELAX
|
WEAR
|
HOLD UP WELL
|
WEARETHEWORLD
|
4X PLATINUM HIT SINGLE CO-WRITTEN BY MICHAEL JACKSON AND LIONEL RICHIE
|
WEARISOME
|
UNINTELLIGENT
|
WEAR
|
UNDERGO EROSION
|
KNITWEAR
|
WOOLLEN GARMENTS? NEW KIT SURPRISINGLY UPSET THE GUNNERS!
|
UNDERWEAR
|
IT SHOULD NOT BE WORN OUT
|
KNITWEAR
|
CLOTHING SUCH AS CARDIGANS AND JERSEYS
|
FORESWEAR
|
COMMIT PERJURY
|
OUTERWEAR
|
ULSTER
|
ANDWEARSDARKGLASSES
|
MORE OF THE COMMENT
|
LEGWEAR
|
SOME HOSIERY
|
WEARY
|
ENERVATED
|
MORNINGWEAR
|
DRESSING GOWN
|
WEARY
|
CAUTIOUS ABOUT STARTING EARLY WHEN TIRED
|
FOOTWEAR
|
SHOES, BOOTS ETC.
|
SKIWEAR
|
BOOTS, GLOVES, MASK, ETC.
|
SWEAR
|
USE OBSCENE LANGUAGE
|
SWEAR
|
OBSCENE WORD
|
SWEARWORD
|
OBSCENE WORD
|
WEARS
|
IS DRESSED IN
|
MENSWEAR
|
TIES, SAY, BISHOPS AND OTHERS TO PLEDGE
|
UNDERWEAR
|
VESTS, BRIEFS, ETC.
|
WEAR
|
BEAR UP
|
THEWORTHFORWEAR
|
ARTICLE OF CLOTHING'S VALUE?
|
WEAR
|
HAVE ON, AS A JACKET
|
WEARIED
|
TIRED AIR RECYCLED SO AS TO BLOCK TOBACCO
|
WEARYING
|
NAUSEATING
|
SWEARING
|
BLASPHEMOUS
|
WEAR
|
TO CLOTHE
|
WEAR
|
FLOWER TO PUT IN BUTTONHOLE?
|
WEARY
|
WIPED
|
WEARIED
|
IRKSOME
|
WEARING
|
IRKSOME
|
WEARY
|
POOPED
|
WOMENSWEAR
|
WITH PROPHETIC SIGN, CURSE FEMALE HABITS
|
KNITWEAR
|
NEWARK, IT TURNS OUT, IS A PRODUCER OF WOOLLENS
|
UNDERWEAR
|
PUT ONE'S PERSONAL LINEN TO TOO LITTLE USE
|
WEARE
|
QUEEN'S "___ THE CHAMPIONS"
|
WEAR
|
RIVER THAT FLOWS TO THE NORTH SEA AT SUNDERLAND
|
WEAR
|
DAMAGE FROM USAGE
|
KNITWEAR
|
WE RANK IT EXCEPTIONAL FOR WARMTH
|
OUTERWEAR
|
SHIVERING, WE RATE OUR WINTER CLOTHES
|
WEAR
|
I'M FEELING A LITTLE WORSE FOR ___, EXPRESSION
|
WEAROUT
|
DETERIORATE WITH USE
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
NORMAL DAMAGE
|
WEARSON
|
STARTS TO GET TO
|
SWEAR
|
SON GETS TO EXHIBIT PROMISE
|
SWEARBY
|
REALLY RELY ON
|
SWEARJAR
|
WHERE ONE MIGHT PAY FOR HAVING A BAD MOUTH
|
WEAR
|
BECOME FRAZZLED
|
WEARISOME
|
ATTENTION IS ABSORBED BY A LOT OF FEMALES OF LIMITED ATTRACTION?
|
SWEAR
|
PROMISE "CORNISH PART" LEADS TO "PART OF CORN"
|
UNDERWEAR
|
NEW UNIVERSITY READER, NOT ENGLISH, COULD MAKE SLIPS, PERHAPS
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
WHAT'S PUT ON KIPPERS MIGHT BE, ODDLY, WORTH EATING
|
WEAR
|
NEARLY DRAINED DURHAM'S RIVER
|
EYEWEAR
|
AROUND START OF AFTERNOON YOU BROUGHT UP JUG AND GLASSES
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
GOLF PRO SHOP ARRAY
|
EYEWEAR
|
GLASSES AND PATCHES
|
UNDERWEAR
|
PANTS MAYBE LIKE ONE DROWNING IN NE RIVER?
|
WEARIES
|
TIRES
|
WEARS
|
TIRES
|
WEARIED
|
TIRED AS WE ARE, TUCKING IN ONE DAUGHTER
|
WEARY
|
BURNED OUT
|
SWEAR
|
UTTER OBSCENITIES OR TAKE AN OATH
|
OUTWEAR
|
NOT IN CONSTANT USE, SO LAST LONGER
|
SWEARS
|
SHAKESPEARE LAMENT, 'WHEN MY LOVE ... THAT SHE IS MADE OF TRUTH, I DO BELIEVE HER, THOUGH I KNOW SHE
|
EYEWEAR
|
GLASSES YOU RETURNED WITH ARTICLE IN JUG
|
WEARE
|
'HERE ___'
|
AWEARY
|
"JESUS IS A ROCK IN ___ LAND"
|
LOUNGEWEAR
|
COMFY CLOTHES FOR AROUND THE HOUSE
|
UNDERWEAR
|
FOREIGN ARTICLES CLOSE TO HOME IN WAR BRIEFS, PERHAPS
|
WEARY
|
WE HAVE A LINE THAT"S WORN OUT
|
SWEAR
|
USE CURSE WORDS
|
WEARINGOFTHEG
|
ST. PATRICK'S DAY ACTIVITY
|
BEACHWEAR
|
COMPOSER CROSSING ENGLISH RIVER IN SKIMPY GARMENTS
|
WEARY
|
TIRED WIFE INCLINED TO CRY WHEN SHORT OF TIME
|
SWEAR
|
PROMISE WEARS OFF
|
SWEAR
|
PROMISE SMALL CONFLICT INVOLVING SPAIN
|
WEAR
|
___ THE PANTS IN THE FAMILY; RULE THE ROOST
|
OUTWEAR
|
LAST LONGER IN THE MAIN WITHOUT WEARYING
|
MENSWEAR
|
MALE ATTIRE
|
WEAR
|
DURABILITY
|
SWEARAT
|
VITUPERATE
|
SWEARING
|
VOUCHING
|
WEAR
|
IT CAN MAKE YOUR CLOTHES UNSIGHTLY
|
WEARS
|
DONS
|
WEARIER
|
MORE JADED
|
SWEARJAR
|
FREE SPEECH INHIBITOR?
|
RAINWEAR
|
GEAR FOR WET WEATHER
|
KNITWEAR
|
NEW KIT WORN BY SECTION OF ARMY ___ SWEATERS, ETC.
|
SWEARS
|
MAKES SOLEMN PROMISE SOLDIER FIRST PUTS ON
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
SOLEMN VOW, BETWEEN KIDS
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
ON THE POINT OF CRYING ABOUT WIFE'S EVENING DRESS
|
WEAR
|
SIGN OF AGING
|
WEAR
|
TOLERATE SPORT
|
UNDERWEAR
|
GERMAN AND ENGLISH RESISTANCE BEFORE LAST SHIFT, PERHAPS
|
SWEAR
|
SAY WITH ONE'S HAND ON THE BIBLE
|
WEAR
|
ROCK BY A FASHIONISTA
|
SWEAR
|
EXPRESS ANNOYANCE, HAVING TO CONTRIBUTE TO THIS BOX?
|
OUTWEAR
|
DRAIN AWAY, RIVER
|
ONLYIFWEARE
|
PART 1 OF A QUOTE BY FLANNERY O'CONNOR
|
WEAR
|
OVERUSE
|
WEARIN
|
"THE ___ O' THE GREEN"
|
SWEAR
|
SAY WITH A RAISED HAND
|
OATHSWEAR
|
TESTIFY IN COURT, LITERALLY?
|
ISWEAR
|
"IT'S THE TRUTH!"
|
UNDERWEAR
|
GARMENTS WORN NEXT TO THE SKIN
|
BEACHWEAR
|
BIKINI E.G.
|
SWEAR
|
USE A NAUGHTY WORD TO MAKE A SOLEMN PROMISE
|
FORSWEAR
|
REJECT OR DISAVOW
|
WEARING
|
ERODING
|
WEARY
|
BOB SEGER "I KNOW IT'S LATE, I KNOW YOU'RE ___"
|
WEARS
|
A SEA CHANGE FOR A GUTLESS WONDER, GETS ON ONE'S NERVES
|
WEARTHEHORN
|
"TAKE THOU NO SCORN TO ____; / IT WAS A CREST ERE THOU WAST BORN"
|
WEARE
|
"__ NOT AMUSED"
|
WEARY
|
NOT AMUSE
|
WEARIEST
|
RAM CAUGHT IN RAIN MOST THOROUGHLY WHACKED
|
UNDERWEAR
|
CLOTHING THAT IS RARELY WORN OUT
|
WEAR
|
___ YOUR HEART ON YOUR SLEEVE
|
WEAR
|
(PUT ON) CLOTHING
|
WEAR
|
DON"T BEGIN TO CURSE SPORT
|
MENSWEAR
|
SORT OF CLOTHING THAT MAKES SOLDIERS CURSE
|
WEAR
|
RIVER FLOWING INTO NORTH SEA AT SUNDERLAND
|
MIDDLEWEAR
|
BELT OR CUMMERBUND?
|
WEARIEST
|
WE'LL NEED A BREAK ABOUT MIDDLE OF SHIFT, BEING MORE TIRED THAN THE OTHERS
|
AWEARY
|
TIRED SHAKESPEAREAN ORGAN APPEARING IN SHABBY WAY
|
WEARING
|
CAUSING FATIGUE IN WAR, E.G.
|
WEARER
|
HE'S NO NUDIST
|
SWEARINGS
|
OATHS
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
SECONDS LEFT TO USE FOUR-LETTER WORD FOR POLO SHIRTS?
|
WEAR
|
AFFECT OF NORMAL USE, ... AND TEAR
|
SWEARWORD
|
CURSE DETERIORATION IN A WEAPON
|
OUTERWEAR
|
ONE REVEALING DETERIORATION IN ULSTER, SAY
|
SWEARANDTEAR
|
REACT TO MISWRITING A CHECK?
|
WEARY
|
WORN DOWN
|
bone-weary
|
NOW A BEERY DRUNK IS COMPLETELY WHACKED
|
WEARILY
|
LAY WIRE IN A TIRED WAY
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
CASUAL CLOTHES WILL MAKE A GOOD LOSER CURSE
|
WEARACOATINTERREHAUTE
|
...AT THE SKATING RINK, WE HAD TO ___
|
MENSWEAR
|
HABERDASHERY
|
WEAR
|
YOU AND I ARE ALMOST PUT ON
|
WEARS
|
THE DEVIL ___ PRADA
|
WEARIER
|
PERSON WITH SOMETHING ON, I GATHERED, THAT'S NOT SO FRESH
|
OUTWEAR
|
WILL LAST LONG OUT WHERE?
|
WEAR
|
LAST UNDER USE OR ERODE UNDER USE
|
WEARABLE
|
FITBIT OR GOOGLE GLASS
|
EYEWEAR
|
GLASSES, E.G.
|
WEARE
|
"___ SUCH STUFF AS DREAMS ARE MADE ON"
|
WEARTHETROUSERS
|
BE NOT ENTIRELY SUITED TO TAKE CHARGE?
|
NECKWEAR
|
SEE 32-ACROSS
|
KNITWEAR
|
SPILT INK AND WATER SUCH AS OFTEN GOES OVER SHIRTS AND BLOUSES
|
UNDERWEAR
|
AS OPPOSED TO THE "UPON TYNE" OF NEWCASTLE, MIGHT DURHAM BE PANTS?
|
WEARY
|
WORN-OUT
|
SWEAR
|
TALK A BLUE STREAK?
|
OUTERWEARS
|
TRENCHES
|
WEARS
|
CAUSES CORROSION
|
SWEARWORD
|
TWICE PROMISE ONE MAY APPEAR WITH STARS IN THE NEWSPAPER?
|
UNDERWEAR
|
BLOOMERS MADE IN EUROPEAN ARTICLES WRITTEN BY DON
|
SWEARS
|
TAKES AN OATH
|
EYEWEAR
|
EG, SPECTACLES, CONTACT LENSES
|
WEARISOME
|
TREATING ARMIES' WOE IS TIRING
|
WEARY
|
TIRED AND CAUTIOUS ABOUT THE ENGLISH
|
EYEWEAR
|
ENGLISH ATTENDING THE OLD SPORT SPECTACLES?
|
WEAR
|
ERODE, WITH "AWAY"
|
SWEARTO
|
AVOW
|
SWEAR
|
AVOW
|
WOMENSWEAR
|
SIGN PROMISE TO GO AFTER WEEK'S SHIFTS?
|
UNDERWEAR
|
PRODUCT MADE AT UNDERWORLD, THE FACTORY OWNED BY CARLA CONNOR IN WEATHERFIELD
|
WEARY
|
READY TO REST
|
BEACHWEAR
|
EVERY WOMAN'S PUT UP WITH CLOTHING HABITS AT THE SEASIDE
|
UNWEARABLE
|
SOUNDS LIKE YOU COULD NOT GET AROUND NAKED AND THAT WAS INTOLERABLE
|
SWEARIN
|
ADMIT JURY USING BAD LANGUAGE'S NO GOOD
|
OUTWEAR
|
OPPOSITE TO INHABIT?
|
WEARIT
|
"YOU ___ ___ WELL" BY ROD STEWART
|
SWEARWORD
|
FOIL COVERING DISPLAY OF BAD LANGUAGE
|
FORSWEAR
|
BECAUSE YOU PROMISE TO GIVE IT UP
|
LEGWEAR
|
STOCKINGS ETC
|
SWEARIN
|
INDUCT
|
WEAR
|
COMMON RESULT OF USE
|
WEARE
|
"#1" FOLLOWS IT
|
SWEARWORDS
|
SPORT BREAKING WEAPONS THAT MAY BE USED IN ANGER
|
WEAR
|
TV'S "WHAT NOT TO ___"
|
WEARIEST
|
MOST TIRED
|
KNITWEAR
|
CHEERS ABOUT OUR TEAM IN ICY VENUE, TURNING UP IN WARM CLOTHES?
|
WEARER
|
SPORTER
|
WEARY
|
THERE'S NO REST FOR THEM
|
WEAR
|
RIVER SPORT
|
WEAR
|
NORTHERN RIVER - SPORT
|
WEARY
|
TIRED, IS CAREFUL TO CONSERVE ENERGY
|
FORSWEAR
|
RETRACT - RECANT
|
SWEAR
|
INCENSE THE CENSOR
|
WEAR
|
WIDE ORGAN TO SHOW SIGNS OF AGE
|
GROWWEARY
|
BECOME FATIGUED
|
WEAR
|
___ OUT; BECOME TATTERED
|
WEARY
|
OUT OF GAS, SO TO SPEAK
|
WEARSEVERALHATS
|
HAVE NUMEROUS DUTIES
|
WEARIED
|
TAXING
|
WEAR
|
ROCK, IN MODERN LINGO
|
WEAROFF
|
GRADUALLY DISAPPEAR
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
DAMAGE FROM USE
|
WEAR
|
DAMAGE FROM USE
|
LASTSEENWEARING
|
NOVEL ALES 'N' WAGNERITES MUST BE AN INSPECTOR MORSE BOOK
|
SWEAR
|
ONE WAY FOR A LISTENER TO USE BAD LANGUAGE
|
WEARING
|
GEARED
|
WEARED
|
RUSTED
|
SWEARAT
|
BOMBARD WITH FOUR-LETTER WORDS
|
WEARABLE
|
LIKE SUITS AND BOOTS
|
SHAPEWEAR
|
SOME FORM-SHIFTING GARMENTS
|
WEAR
|
SIGN OF GRADUAL USE
|
SWEAR
|
TO VOW
|
THENWEARSDARKGLASSES
|
ALLEN COMMENT CONTINUED
|
WEARSOUT
|
FRAYS
|
WEARS
|
DAMAGES
|
WEARY
|
READY TO DROP ENGLISH, BEING CIRCUMSPECT ABOUT IT
|
FORSWEAR
|
GIVE IT UP OR IT COULD BECOME FAR WORSE
|
SWEAR
|
USE FOUL LANGUAGE
|
SWEAR
|
CREATE A BLUE STREAK?
|
UNDERWEAR
|
ENDURE RAW VARIETY OF GARMENTS
|
FORSWEAR
|
DENY PURPOSE OF GARMENTS CLOTHING SAINT
|
KNITWEAR
|
KANGAROO FIRSTLY TAKING AIR WENT HIGH, AS JUMPER SAY?
|
NECKWEAR
|
CLOTHING CATEGORY THAT INCLUDES BOW TIES AND SCARVES
|
OUTERWEARS
|
RAINCOATS
|
WEAR
|
SIGN OF CONSTANT USE
|
YOUWEARSNEAKERS
|
EMPLOYEE'S REPLY TO THE QUESTION
|
OUTERWEAR
|
WINDBREAKER
|
OUTERWEARS
|
WINDBREAKERS
|
WEAR
|
DURABILITY, OR GRADUAL DETERIORATION
|
SWEAR
|
PRODUCE CROSS WORDS?
|
SWEARING
|
PROMISING APPRECIATION OF MUSIC, BEING INTO JAZZ
|
WEARER
|
FASHION MODEL, E.G.
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
MAKE A PROMISE, AS KIDS DO
|
WEARED
|
RIGGED
|
WEAR
|
GRADUALLY DISAPPEAR, WITH "OFF"
|
WEAR
|
DIMINISH, WITH "DOWN"
|
WEAR
|
SIGN OF AGE
|
UNDERWEAR
|
BOXERS PERHAPS BELOW WEIGHT GETTING SOME CEREAL
|
WEAR
|
HAVE ON, AS CLOTHING
|
WEAR
|
PUT ON, AS ONE'S JERSEY
|
FOOTWEAR
|
SHOES, BOOTS, ETC
|
WEARS
|
BECOMES TIRESOME
|
WEARSTHIN
|
BECOMES TIRESOME
|
WEARS
|
GETS TIRESOME
|
WEARSTHIN
|
GETS TIRESOME
|
WEAR
|
GROW TIRESOME
|
WEARS
|
LOSES INTENSITY, ... OFF
|
UNDERWEAR
|
CLOTHING SUBJECT TO DAMAGE THROUGH USE
|
SWEARWORD
|
DAMAGE THROUGH USE BREAKING BLADE? CURSE!
|
WEAR
|
BE CLOTHED
|
WEARS
|
BECOMES FRAYED, SAY
|
WEARSTHIN
|
STARTS TO BECOME TIRESOME
|
WEARY
|
FIRST VICTORIAN INDUCTED INTO RUGBY'S HALL OF FAME, -- DUNLOP
|
WEARIED
|
SUNKEN
|
WEAR
|
RESULT OF REGULAR USE
|
IWEARA
|
"___ GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN"--DICKENS, FROM "DAVID COPPERFIELD"
|
KNITWEAR
|
MAYBE PULLOVERS ULTIMATELY SHRINK IN WATER, SADLY
|
WEAR
|
GET THINNER
|
WEAR
|
WE'RE EXTENDED AND THEN CURTAILED BY SIGN OF USE
|
SWEARER
|
ONE WHO CURSES FIRST SIGHT OF ONE ASSUMING
|
WEAR
|
DETERIORATION IN SPORT
|
WEARERS
|
DONNERS
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
PLAYGROUND PROMISE
|
OUTWEAR
|
IN A KNOCKABOUT WE ARE ABLE TO LAST LONGER
|
OUTWEAR
|
LAST LONGER THAN OTHERS
|
FOOTWEAR
|
SETTLE FOR DISCUSSION IN WHICH PLACE? OXFORD MAYBE
|
WOMENSOUTERWEAR
|
CLOTHING STORE CATEGORY
|
WEAR
|
DETERIORATE GRADUALLY
|
SWEARS
|
LEADING SCIENTIST GRADUALLY CHIPS AWAY AT GUARANTEES
|
SWEARING
|
THIS MIGHT BE HEARD AFTER SWEEP OF BAT CATCHES PART OF THE BODY
|
OUTERWEAR
|
GARMENT FITTINGLY REPRESENTED BY THIS PUZZLE'S CIRCLES
|
MENSWEAR
|
PAUL AND JOHN, FOR INSTANCE, TAKE THE LORD'S NAME IN THE NON-FEMALE PRESS
|
SWEAR
|
SAY "I DO" IN COURT
|
SWEAR
|
PROMISE FROM SUNDAY SPORT
|
SWEARIN
|
PREPARE FOR THE WITNESS STAND
|
KNITWEAR
|
CARDIGAN FINALLY FOUND AMONG CLOTHING BY RIVER?
|
SWEARS
|
RISKS GETTING BLEEPED
|
SWEARS
|
STATES UNDER OATH
|
SWEARIBELONG
|
ATTEST TO MY MEMBERSHIP?
|
SWEAR
|
ATTEST TO BE TRUE
|
EVENINGWEAR
|
FORMAL CLOTHING
|
SWEARS
|
DECLARES UNDER OATH
|
MENSWEAR
|
WORKERS GIVE TESTIMONY, THE LADS ARE INTO THIS TYPE OF GEAR
|
WEARY
|
CAUSE ENNUI
|
UNDERWEAR
|
INTIMATE THINGS
|
WEARY
|
TIRED AND WORN OUT
|
WEARIED
|
GOT BORED STIFF
|
NECKWEAR
|
CARRIED ON SHOULDERS TO EXHIBIT DRESS AT ASCOT
|
WEAREEVERYWHERE
|
LGBT BUTTON SLOGAN
|
SWEARER
|
ONE ABOUT TO TESTIFY
|
WEAR
|
HAVE ON; DAMAGE
|
BEACHWEAR
|
SWIMMING COSTUMES AND SUCH
|
FOOTWEAR
|
SHOES THAT DAMAGE A WET ROOF
|
LEISURE WEAR
|
INFORMAL CLOTHING
|
WEARIED
|
DISHEARTENING
|
SKIWEAR
|
GARB FOR SCHUSSING
|
SWEAR
|
UTTER A PROMISE ... OR A PROFANITY
|
WEAR
|
GRADUAL IMPAIRMENT
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
WITH AMUSEMENT CURSE SUCH CLOTHING
|
WEARER
|
PERSON WHO HAS SOMETHING GOING ON?
|
WEAR
|
DUDE UP
|
WEARIED
|
PALLY
|
WEARER
|
ONE WHO PUTS ON CLOTHES
|
WEARED
|
CLAD
|
WEAR
|
LOSE EFFECTIVENESS, AS PAINKILLERS, WITH "OFF"
|
WEARSOFF
|
LOSES EFFECTIVENESS
|
SWEAR
|
NOT JUST SAY
|
NECKWEAR
|
SCARF OR TIE
|
KNITWEAR
|
MIXTURE OF INK AND WATER IN JERSEY AND GUERNSEY, SAY
|
WEARS
|
MODELS
|
EYEWEAR
|
IT HELPS TO OBSERVE ENGLISH TREE GETTING ATTENTION
|
WEARS
|
DRESSES IN
|
OUTWEAR
|
GO ON LONGER WITH THE OPEN UNIVERSITY, WATER BEING TROUBLED
|
WEARIEST
|
SPENT THE MOST?
|
WEARSON
|
PASSES SLOWLY, AS A DAY
|
WEARAHATONTOPOFTHAT
|
COVER THE HEAD, ALSO?
|
SWIMWEAR
|
POOL COVER?
|
SWEAR
|
USE INDECENT OR BLASPHEMOUS LANGUAGE
|
SWEAR
|
TRUST IMPLICITLY
|
WEARS
|
APPLIES FRICTION TO
|
UNDERWEAR
|
RUDE WEAN SNAPPING BACK OF KIMMER'S KNICKERS, SAY
|
WEARING
|
CRUMBLING
|
WEAR
|
GROW THREADBARE
|
CHERWEAR
|
CLOTHING LINE FROM AN OSCAR-WINNING SINGER?
|
SWEAR
|
TESTIFY
|
WEARINO
|
"THE ___ THE GREEN"
|
RAINWEAR
|
GALOSHES, SLICKERS, ETC.
|
FOOTWEARINSERT
|
SEE 53-DOWN
|
WEARSOFF
|
BECOMES INEFFECTIVE
|
SWIMWEAR
|
COSSIE WE GOT IN VICTORIA AREA MARKET, REDUCED BY 50%
|
WEARS
|
TAXES
|
WEARING
|
DECREASING
|
MENSWEAR
|
ALERTS WOMEN MISSING LOT OF MALE-ONLY OUTFITS!
|
SWEARAT
|
RAIN CURSES ON
|
SWEARS
|
BEDAMNS
|
SWEARING
|
BEDAMNING
|
WEARY
|
WELCOME SIGHT AFTER A FLOOD
|
FORSWEAR
|
FEARS ROW TO REJECT FORMER HELD BELIEF
|
ISHALLWEAR
|
SEE 25
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Coats etc. were untidily packed in a tour abroad
|
SWEARJAR
|
WHERE TO GIVE WHEN YOU GIVE A DAMN
|
SWEAR
|
Kind of word
|
SWIMWEAR
|
Bathing costumes
|
SWEARSTO
|
Demands from, as secrecy
|
WOMENSWEAR
|
What happens as a result of female frustration?
|
NECKWEAR
|
Ties to isthmus on river
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Up front and rear end strained to hold top of women's smalls
|
LEGWEAR
|
Stocking Evelyn Waugh's Back Entrances in large display?
|
WEARYING
|
SICKENING
|
SWEAR
|
Maintain a sheep's coat
|
FOOTWEAR
|
BOOTS AND SHOES
|
SWEARONIT
|
'Give me your word!'
|
SLEEPWEAR
|
Here are Le Pew's pajamas
|
WEARIES
|
MAKES TIRED
|
WEARY
|
Cautious about the end of the race, showing signs of fatigue
|
NECKWEAR
|
COLLARS, TIES ETC.
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Jockey shorts
|
EYEWEAR
|
Glasses I picked up at outset wanting attention
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Unfashionable clothing worn by queen - coat, perhaps
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Kit for games
|
SWIMWEAR
|
BEACH ATTIRE
|
ISWEAR
|
"It's the truth, really!": 2 wds.
|
SWEAR
|
Cross one's heart
|
MENSWEAR
|
It's tailored to guys
|
WEAR
|
Resist the ravages of age to carry on oneself
|
WASHANDWEAR
|
Drip dry
|
SWEARING
|
"There was a lot of shouting and coming from inside the pub."
|
WEARE
|
"___ Family": Sister Sledge hit
|
WEARING
|
Rusting
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Dark river bed suits!
|
SWEARWORD
|
Curse a symbol of authority about to diminish
|
SWEARWORD
|
Carry weapon externally, prompting unwanted exclamation
|
WEARY
|
Though tired, careful about a cigarette end
|
WEARS
|
Deteriorates from use
|
ISWEAR
|
'NO, REALLY!'
|
WEAR
|
Become damaged by use
|
NECKWEAR
|
TIE PERHAPS
|
WEARIED
|
Disgustful
|
WEARINGAWAY
|
Devaluation due to use
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Wrote of a change of boots
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Golfer's garb, e.g.
|
WEAR
|
"I HAVEN'T A THING TO ___!"
|
KNITWEAR
|
Guernseys, jerseys, Aran jumpers, Fair Isle sweaters, Icelandic pullovers and other woollen garments collectively
|
WEARAMUUMUU
|
Dress like Homer Simpson when he intentionally gained weight to get disability pay*
|
SWEAR
|
Trigger a bleep
|
WEAR
|
It dams Durham's river, one is told
|
WEARTHEPANTS
|
Take charge, like Levi Strauss?
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Bed clothes near water, mangled
|
UNWEARIED
|
Fresh idea we run up the pole
|
DAYWEAR
|
Casual clothes
|
MENSWEAR
|
Oats from Western Samoa for boxers, for instance
|
SWEAR
|
Offend the innocents
|
LONGUNDERWEAR
|
Woolens
|
KNITWEAR
|
Some woolens
|
SWEARER
|
INAUGURATION PARTICIPANT
|
SWEARIN
|
ADMINISTER AN OATH TO
|
WEAR
|
We have a right to deteriorate
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Unmentionables liable to deteriorate
|
SWEAR
|
Damn school uniform
|
WEAR
|
Endlessly tired as a result of friction
|
WEAR
|
Display pottery for speaker
|
WEARSTHIN
|
Stops being funny, say
|
SWEAR
|
Talk like a pirate, say
|
SWEAR
|
Promise special clothing
|
SWEAR
|
Be blasphemous
|
WEARY
|
Whacked in sport before close of play
|
HEREWEARE
|
Top 10 hit for Gloria Estefan
|
SWEAR
|
Promise small display
|
WEAR
|
Wash-and-___
|
WEAR
|
Wash-and-__
|
WEAR
|
___ out your welcome
|
THERMALUNDERWEAR
|
Long underwear
|
WEARISOME
|
I see a worm turn - it's so boring!
|
GROWWEARY
|
*TAR
|
WEARASMILE
|
SHOW PLEASURE
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Endure raw wind if not clothed in any
|
KNITWEAR
|
Some clothing stain lifted with running water
|
GLASSESWEARER
|
THIRD SET OF CIRCLED LETTERS
|
RAINWEAR
|
Protection against cats and dogs?
|
WEARE
|
"___ all frail": Angelo in "Measure for Measure"
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Pants, perhaps, at bottom of river
|
WEAR
|
Be clad in
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Mink
|
SWEAR
|
Use language
|
AWEARY
|
Poet's tired, having a year without sport
|
SWEAROUT
|
Initiate, as a warrant
|
WEARS
|
GETS INTO
|
OUTWEAR
|
Exhaust shouldn't be worn indoors?
|
WEARE
|
Song words before "the World" and "the Champions"
|
SWEARWORD
|
Vulgar language
|
SWEAR
|
BIND ONESELF
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Possibly slips beneath surface of river
|
WEAR
|
Sport, in a way
|
SWEAR
|
Use bad language beginning in spectator sport
|
SWEARS
|
Curses introduction of spectator sports
|
CHANGEOFUNDERWEAR
|
"I do not believe in the after life, although I am bringing a ___"
|
BEACHWEAR
|
Bikini, for instance, where a cab is unusual
|
SWEAR
|
Dorothy Parker quipped, "By the time you ... you are his, shivering and sighing; And he vows his pas
|
WEAR
|
SUNDERLAND RIVER
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
ATHLETIC APPAREL
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Bizarre love of water pumps, for example
|
SWEARSIN
|
ADMINISTERS AN OATH TO
|
ISWEAR
|
"CROSS MY HEART"
|
LEISUREWEAR
|
CLOTHES FOR CASUAL ACTIVITIES
|
SEEEWEAROUND
|
Shepherd's parting?
|
ISWEAR
|
"Scout's honor!"
|
ISWEARIT
|
"Scout's honor!"
|
WEAR
|
____ AND TEAR
|
SWEARBY
|
STAND BEHIND
|
SWEARING
|
Jazzy music involving musical sense is promising
|
FORSWEAR
|
ABJURE
|
OUTWEAR
|
Last longer, forging a route across west
|
BEACHWEAR
|
Teddy hugging wife in long apparel on holiday?
|
SWEAR
|
Shout abuse as we are leaving A&E
|
TOWEAR
|
... PLAINT UPON GOING THROUGH ONE'S CLOSET
|
SWEARWORD
|
Carry cutting blade that could be bloody?
|
OUTWEAR
|
Raincoat, say, that will last longer
|
SWEAR
|
SHOW THAT YOU'RE LEVELING
|
WEAR
|
SPORT OR DON
|
MENSWEAR
|
Jos. A. Bank wares
|
SWEARIN
|
ADMINISTER A LEGAL OATH TO
|
SWEARJAR
|
CURSE DETERRENT
|
KNITWEAR
|
Louse used to be picked up in sweaters etc.
|
WEARING
|
Are unfairly hemmed in by team member: tiresome
|
MENSWEAR
|
This person extremely slow, restricted by tight clothes
|
KNITWEAR
|
Jumper and front of kecks wet with rain after storm
|
FORSWEAR
|
Not desire
|
SWEAR
|
MAKE A PROMISE UNDER OATH
|
HOLEYWEAR
|
DISTRESSED JEANS, E.G.?
|
SWEAR
|
Say bad words
|
SWEAR
|
Mark Twain advised, "When angry, count four; when very angry, ..."
|
SWEAR
|
TAKE A VOW
|
HEADWEAR
|
Turban or bonnet
|
WEAR
|
River or brook
|
SWEARS
|
Speaks with one's hand up, perhaps
|
FORSWEAR
|
Not stick with
|
WEARINGBLINDERS
|
Like a cowboy in denial?
|
FORSWEARING
|
Relinquishing
|
KNITWEAR
|
Anorak edges woven with winter clothing
|
OUTWEAR
|
Grow too big for clothing for the open air?
|
NECKWEAR
|
IMPUDENCE TO DAMAGE SCARF, SAY
|
SWEARANEW
|
Take fresh vows: 2 wds.
|
WEARYING
|
OVERFILLING
|
WEARY
|
Grow tired
|
WEARS
|
1984 Elton John hit "Who ___ These Shoes?"
|
OUTWEARS
|
Lasts longer than
|
WEARY
|
Exhausted, women took year off
|
WEARY
|
Physically and mentally fatigued
|
WEAR
|
Be clad, as we are endlessly
|
SWEAR
|
Speak with a foul mouth
|
WEARING
|
GRAZED
|
WEARED
|
GRAZED
|
KNITWEAR
|
Woolly jumpers, socks etc
|
LEGWEAR
|
Eg, socks, stockings
|
SWEAR
|
Vow one wears the last first
|
WEARIED
|
TIRED, EXHAUSTED
|
WEARY
|
Clothes by end of stairway -ready for bed?
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Drawers in drawers
|
UNDERWEAR
|
DRAWERS
|
WEAR
|
RUB DOWN
|
WEARISOME
|
Trying to send a wire to a few
|
SWIMWEAR
|
Wim Wenders initially in deep water with redhead for going to the beach
|
KNITWEAR
|
SWEATERS AND SUCHLIKE
|
WEARABLE
|
Like clothing with a bit of extension, suitable for growth
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Small drinks ... accept shorts?
|
SWEAR
|
Shock the kiddies, perhaps
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Clothing on top of other clothing
|
SWEAR
|
USE FOUR-LETTER WORDS
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Slip maybe beneath the water
|
WEARINGOFTHEGREEN
|
What an overabundance of kiters may cause, grass-wise?
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
ORDINARY DAMAGE
|
READYTOWEAR
|
WHAT COULD BE TAILORED FOR WEARER TODAY?
|
LEISUREWEAR
|
Casual clothing
|
WEARILY
|
CAUTIOUSLY CIRCLING REAR OF HOUSE, WITHOUT MUCH ENTHUSIASM
|
WEARY
|
Tired of being cautious about middle-men
|
WEARING
|
Depreciation
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
Depreciation
|
WEAR
|
River that flows into the North Sea at Sunderland
|
KNITWEAR
|
Name in sets of clothing and some woollies?
|
WEAR
|
Sport makes you largely tired
|
WEAR
|
Sport, as a sport coat
|
SWEAR
|
Give one's word God damn it!
|
RAINWEAR
|
Articles of protective clothing in war are badly needed
|
REWEAR
|
DON'T CHANGE OUT OF
|
WEARY
|
READY TO RETIRE
|
FORSWEAR
|
GIVE UP? IT COULD BE FAR WORSE
|
KNITWEAR
|
EQUIPMENT INCLUDES BEARING FROM EXHIBIT IN JERSEY
|
OUTWEAR
|
In a bout we are able to last longer
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Nude shot back to collect women's briefs
|
SWEARING
|
EXPRESSING ANNOYANCE, FINDING SUNDAY TEDIOUS
|
WEARISOME
|
Boring sport, one followed by a few?
|
WEAR
|
Sport a flower in the north
|
WEARILY
|
SEEING LAWYER AS ARRANGED ABOUT ONE IN EXHAUSTED STATE
|
SWEARER
|
Someone who uses profanity
|
SWEARSTO
|
TAKES AN OATH REGARDING
|
FORSWEAR
|
Abandon clothes after flourish, oddly
|
SWEARING
|
Rag swine about affirming on oath
|
MENSWEAR
|
Worn by people on oath
|
SWEARWORD
|
Framed by possible killer, put on oath
|
FORSWEAR
|
Renounce on oath
|
WEARILY
|
The wife and I, early on, collapse exhaustedly
|
SWEARING
|
Carol's bound to tolerate bad language
|
SWEAR
|
In class we are told to use bad language
|
UNDERWEAR
|
'ITEMS NOT TO BE DISCLOSED' ARE SHORT OF USE
|
WEAR
|
RIVER DON
|
WEAR
|
Damage from continuous use
|
SWEARING
|
Bad language after the pubs' closing is a bit boring
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
What"s on after the watershed gets you exploding with anger
|
OUTERWEAR
|
True to form, runner put on old coat, perhaps?
|
KNITWEAR
|
A winter resort, first centre for ski jumpers?
|
WEAR
|
Word that can mean "deteriorate" or "resist deterioration"
|
SWEARING
|
Use of bad language is ultimately irksome
|
WEAR
|
River flowing through Durham and Sunderland
|
THEWORSEFORWEAR
|
PLASTERED, BUT IT'S SHABBY
|
WEAR
|
None the worse for ___
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Close to emotional reaction about wife in negligee, say
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Skivvies don"t tire enough?
|
WEARETHECLASH
|
1985 rock tune by...well, duh!
|
WEAR
|
Verb with down or out
|
WEARY
|
Overwork
|
WEAR
|
Put on weight to get attention
|
OUTWEAR
|
Last longer than week, being the centre of public attention
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
We'll be seen in almost black coat and garments for retirement
|
WEARS
|
Is clothed in things to swear about
|
SWEAR
|
Use an expletive say
|
SWEARS
|
Is sure to have pointed ears!
|
WEARISOME
|
Aggravating to dress in ? I have a few
|
MENSWEAR
|
PEOPLE USE UNPARLIAMENTARY LANGUAGE, SUCH AS "PANTS!"
|
WEARISOME
|
A few overcome by river current, like a bore?
|
SWEAR
|
Promise from Sicily's first Don
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Worn by those retiring?
|
ACTIVEWEAR
|
Clothes for recreational sports
|
SWEAR
|
Make a solemn oath and use bad language
|
OUTERWEARS
|
Pease
|
FORSWEAR
|
Renounce by oath
|
SWEARS
|
Promises by oath
|
SWEAR
|
A vow from dowagers with no God
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Sleeping, finally, in the raw, when this is misplaced?
|
WEARY
|
Needing to rest
|
SWEAR
|
Use cusswords
|
SWEAR
|
Curse badly produced wares
|
SWEARING
|
Dirty talk
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Dread embracing love with two odd shoes
|
AWEARY
|
Puts right fellows in short commercials
|
WEARIES
|
Drowses
|
MENSWEARHOUSE
|
"You're going to like the way you look" clothing chain
|
SWIMWEAR
|
Women I am with get very hot outside in beach clothes
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Just the gear for the races
|
WEAR
|
Suit up
|
OUTWEAR
|
Last longer than old hat and dress
|
SWEAR
|
Make a declaration about wares
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Maybe briefs king on a new, rude novel
|
FOESWEARS
|
Old-style "formally rejects" that holds "safer rows"
|
EYEWEAR
|
Stuff on prescription that will have you looking better
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Casual clothes unusual in war posters
|
WEAR
|
Show energy during conflict
|
WEARING
|
Don jewellery to get erosion so to speak
|
SWEARING
|
Profanity
|
WEARS
|
Gets threadbare
|
SWEAR
|
I avow it"s a southern river!
|
THEDEVILWEARSPRODUCT
|
Why Lucifer's hair always looks so good?
|
WEARING
|
HAVING CLOTHES ON CAN BE CONDUCIVE TO FATIGUE
|
WEARISOME
|
Tedious sport certain to overwhelm one
|
WEAR
|
Sport, like a uniform
|
SWEARING
|
Yesteryear's pop swamps listener with coarse language
|
KNITWEAR
|
Woollens
|
SWEAR
|
Son, taking to sport, shows promise
|
WEAR
|
The attrition of war out East
|
WEARYING
|
Demanding year wasted in one part of the building
|
WEARISOME
|
I"m a worse problem, finding energy exhausting
|
WEAR
|
Sport the remaining Acrosses are under
|
WEARS
|
Rusts
|
KNITWEAR
|
Fool heard beside river needing clothing
|
SWEAR
|
To declare a statement as true
|
WEAR
|
Put up with last clothing
|
AWEARY
|
'I gin to be ___ of the sun': Macbeth
|
SWEARING
|
Vowing to warble about a northern river
|
WEARS
|
Has an attritional effect on pointed ears
|
SWEARWORD
|
Likely cut from an NPR interview
|
WEARIES
|
We sign for flags
|
SWEAR
|
Promise and then some
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Lingerie's known by woman with appreciation
|
WEARABANGLE
|
What a Hindu bride will do to decorate her arm
|
EDIBLEUNDERWEAR
|
Tasteful bedclothes?
|
FORSWEAR
|
Because you promise to give up
|
ISWEAR
|
"HONESTLY!"
|
WEARIEST
|
MOST FATIGUED
|
SWEARING
|
A WINGER'S SHOT IS PROMISING
|
WEARER
|
ONE WITH SOMETHING ON
|
SWEAR
|
CURSE WOMEN TAKEN IN BY SAYING OF FORTUNE-TELLER?
|
HEREWEARE
|
DRIVER'S DROPOFF PHRASE
|
HANDLESUNDERWEAR
|
SELLS SHORTS?
|
SKIWEAR
|
GARB FOR THE SLOPES
|
ISWEAR
|
A promise not to, with 2 Down
|
WEARSEVERALHATS
|
Over the years an Ascot lady may have quite a few different roles
|
WEAR
|
Accept clothing
|
SWEAR
|
Pledge succeeded, joining fray
|
SWEARS
|
Uses indelicate language
|
WEARISOME
|
Aggravating to put on when I have had a few
|
WEARING
|
Modelling is tiresome
|
WEARE
|
'___ off to see the Wizard'
|
LADIESWEAR
|
In 25, that's fighting over English clothes
|
WEARINESS
|
“____ / Can snore upon the flint when resty sloth / Finds the down pillow hard” (Cymbeline)
|
WEARY
|
FAR FROM FRESH
|
BONEWEARY
|
COMPLETELY EXHAUSTED
|
SWEARS
|
VOWS
|
WEARSTHECROWN
|
RULES
|
hard-wearing
|
DURABLE
|
SWEAR
|
SAY A BAD WORD
|
SWEARWORD
|
EXPLETIVE
|
world-weary
|
JADED
|
WEARIER
|
MORE RUN-DOWN
|
SWEAR
|
SEE 68-ACROSS
|
SWEARBLIND
|
DECLARE EMPHATICALLY
|
HEREWEARE
|
Arrival announcement
|
WEAR
|
TACKLE NORTHERN RUNNER
|
KNITWEAR
|
WOOLLIES
|
WORLDWEARY
|
LAD WE WORRY ABOUT IS BORED AND CYNICAL ABOUT LIFE
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Skivvies
|
AREWEARINGTHEM
|
PART 3 OF QUIP
|
SWEARWORD
|
TWO PROMISES, ONE'S OFFENSIVE
|
WEAR
|
"WHAT NOT TO ___"
|
WEARER
|
Clothing consumer
|
SKIWEAR
|
GARB FOR TACKLING MOGULS
|
KNITWEAR
|
WOOLENS, COLLECTIVELY
|
SWEAR
|
USE INDELICATE WORDS
|
SWEARWORD
|
TOLERATE BEING COVERED BY WEAPON, RESULTING IN BLAST PERHAPS
|
WEARIER
|
More tired
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
SIGNS OF AGE EVIDENT IN CONTRASTING WATER SOURCES?
|
WEARILY
|
IN A TIRED MANNER
|
SWEARAT
|
HAVE CHOICE WORDS FOR
|
UNDERWEAR
|
SLIP PERHAPS REPORTING TO BATTLE FULL OF ENERGY
|
NECKWEAR
|
TIE SPOON ON LAST
|
WEARON
|
BEGIN TO ANNOY
|
SWEARIN
|
ADMIT TO OFFICE AFTER ABUSE FINALLY STOPPED
|
KNITWEAR
|
WOOLLEN CLOTHING
|
EYEWEAR
|
SPECTACLES, E.G.
|
WEARS
|
IS TIRESOME
|
MENSWEAR
|
POSSIBLY SEW NAME RIGHT IN TROUSERS?
|
WEARISOME
|
DULL CLOTHES IS IN FOR SOME EAST ENDERS
|
SWEARING
|
PROFANITY OF SON BECOMING TEDIOUS
|
WORLDWEARY
|
BORED WITH LIFE
|
MENSWEAR
|
MOST OF THOSE IN 24 DOWN CURSE DIRECTION OF GENTS' FASHION
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
WOMEN USED A TEAR CAUSING A ROYAL RESPONSE
|
WEAR
|
DON, AS CLOTHING
|
SWEAR
|
__ jar
|
WEAR
|
ENERGY DISPLAYED IN ALL-OUT COMBAT SPORT
|
SWEARAT
|
BERATE PROFANELY
|
KNITWEAR
|
WOOLLY WINTER TOPS TO KEEP ACTIVE?
|
SWEAR
|
CURSE WITCH, ORIGINALLY DUCKED IN BURN
|
LEGWEAR
|
HOSE AND SUCH
|
WEAR
|
SIGN OF USE
|
WEARIER
|
MORE ATTENTIVE GRASPING SWEETHEART'S COMPARATIVELY BORED
|
SWEARSOFF
|
GIVES UP FOR GOOD
|
WEARS
|
LACKS DURABILITY
|
SWEAR
|
PROMISE TO KEEP OMERT? ULTIMATELY TO MAFIA'S DON
|
WEAR
|
RIVER FLOWING THROUGH DURHAM
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
SCHOOLYARD HANDSHAKE
|
WEARDOWN
|
SLOWLY DRAIN ENGLISH RIVER AND IRISH COUNTY
|
ISWEAR
|
START OF AN OATH
|
TYNEANDWEAR
|
NORTH-EAST ENGLISH METROPOLITAN COUNTY SINCE 1974
|
WEAR
|
NORTHERN RIVER DON
|
WEAROUT
|
EXHAUST US WITH ONE BIG DEFEAT
|
MENSWEAR
|
JACK AND JOHN MAINTAIN SIGN IN SHOP
|
EYEWEAR
|
SPECTACLES, SUNGLASSES AND GOGGLES
|
WASHANDWEAR
|
NOT IN NEED OF DRYING OR IRONING
|
SWEARBOX
|
INOFFENSIVE LANGUAGE ADDS NOTHING TO IT
|
WEARDOWN
|
GRADUALLY TIRE OF SPORT IN ULSTER
|
SWEARING
|
A WINGER'S DISPOSITION IS PROMISING
|
HEREWEARE
|
CRY UPON ARRIVING
|
SWEARING
|
AFFIRMING OR CURSING
|
OUTWEAR
|
NOT AT HOME TO PUT ON EXHAUST
|
OUTOFTHINWEAR
|
LACKING LINGERIE?
|
WEARINGTHIN
|
WEAKENING, IN A WAY, OR WHAT 17-, 30- AND 44-ACROSS ARE LITERALLY DOING
|
WEARS
|
GROWS TIRESOME
|
FOOTWEAR
|
SHOES
|
WEARY
|
FLAGGING
|
KNITWEAR
|
PARAPHERNALIA INCLUDES NEW EXHIBIT FROM JERSEY
|
SWEAROFF
|
QUIT COLD TURKEY
|
MENSWEAR
|
SUITS AND SUCH
|
UNDERWEARMODEL
|
ONE SEEN IN A HANES CATALOG
|
UNSWEAR
|
RECALL AN OATH? YOU SAID WRONG ANSWER
|
WEAR
|
SPORT CONTEST INVOLVES ENERGY
|
WEARYWILLIE
|
EMMETT KELLY CLOWN
|
WEARSON
|
BECOMES TIRESOME TO
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
CLOTHING RANGE WITH BUCKLES
|
WARWEARY
|
READY FOR A CEASE-FIRE, PERHAPS
|
SWEARIN
|
GIVE AN OATH TO
|
MEANWEARENT
|
QUIP, PART 5
|
SWEAR
|
USE PROFANE LANGUAGE
|
DOGWEARY
|
READY TO DROP PARTY FROM GOVERNMENT - IT'S A TAXING ISSUE
|
WEAR
|
TIRE, WITH "OUT"
|
OUTWEAR
|
ENJOY LONGER LIFE NOT WORKING ON RIVER
|
WEAR
|
DEPRECIATION FACTOR
|
KNITWEAR
|
SWEATERS ETC
|
WORLDWEARY
|
SICK OF EVERYTHING TO DO WITH THE GLOBE OR IS THAT JUST ME BEING CYNICAL
|
WEAR
|
READY-TO-___
|
WEAR
|
TEAR'S PARTNER
|
WEARON
|
BECOME ANNOYING TO
|
EDIBLEUNDERWEAR
|
JUNK FOOD?
|
WEARIES
|
EMPTY WHITE SIGN FOR FLAGS
|
FOOTWEAR
|
WROTE OF A NOVEL WITH LOAFERS
|
FOOTWEAR
|
SANDALS, E.G.
|
SWEARBLIND
|
PROMISE OF ENDLESS SPORT ON SCREEN
|
SWEARONTHEBIBLE
|
PLEDGE TO KEEP PROMISE TO HALF OF THOSE IN 22 ACROSS TO BROADCAST GUTENBERG'S FIRST BOOK
|
SWEARWORDS
|
THEY CAUSE OFFENCE OPENING 6 DOWN HAVING A QUARREL
|
MENSWEAR
|
WORKER'S CURSE PRODUCED BY A NUMBER OF MALE OUTFITS
|
WEARSON
|
BECOMES GRATING TO
|
SWEARS
|
PROMISES SPORT IN SHIP
|
SWEARONTHEBIBLE
|
PROMISE TO SWITCH ARTICLE ON 4 DOWN IS PART OF COURT ACTION
|
SWEARWORDS
|
THEY CAUSE OFFENSE TO GUARANTEE WHAT GOES INTO SCRIPT
|
SWEARWORDS
|
DON OVERWHELMED BY WEAPONS AND OATHS
|
MENSWEAR
|
SUITS PEOPLE TO CURSE
|
MENSWEAR
|
IN THE DEPARTMENT RESPONSIBLE FOR COVER-UP, SOME PEOPLE TAKE A VOW?
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
TRACKSUIT PERHAPS FITS UPHILL RUNNER
|
WEAR
|
HAVE ON, AS CLOTHES
|
SWEAR
|
SAY "#@%!"
|
SWEARIN
|
INDUCT INTO OFFICE WHEN I ANSWER CORRECTLY
|
SWEARBLIND
|
CLOSE ONE'S EYES TO WHAT'S SAID IN COURT PERHAPS AND SAY IT'S TRUE, EVEN IF NO ONE BELIEVES YOU
|
SWEARONTHEBIBLE
|
PROMISE TO TELL THE TRUTH IN COURT ACTION
|
SWEARWORDS
|
THEY CAUSE OFFENSE IN A MANNER OF SPEAKING TO HALF OF THOSE IN 6 DOWN HAVING AN ARGUMENT
|
SWEAROFF
|
REALLY QUIT
|
SWEAR
|
SPEAK COLORFULLY, SO TO SPEAK
|
WEAR
|
BRING SHIP ROUND IN RIVER
|
WORLDWEARY
|
BORED OF LIFE
|
MENSWEAR
|
GENTS' CLOTHING
|
SWEARWORD
|
3 DOWN HAS INFORMATION? DAMN!
|
SWEARS
|
TALKS A BLUE STREAK?
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
PYJAMAS, SAY
|
SWEARS
|
ATTESTS
|
INKYSWEARS
|
... LIGHT BLUE PAC-MAN GHOST SHOCKS PLAYERS WITH PROFANITY-LACED TIRADE
|
FOOTWEAR
|
WROTE OF A NOVEL FROM WELLINGTON
|
SWEARS
|
SUN GRADUALLY DAMAGES BLINDS
|
WEAR
|
DON WENT TO THE BAR FOR ROUNDS
|
WEAR
|
DRESS IN; ERODE
|
SWEAR
|
BE PROFANE
|
SWEAR
|
EXCLAIM USING FOUR-LETTER WORDS
|
SWEAR
|
GET BLEEPED, MAYBE
|
SWEARING
|
FOUL LANGUAGE
|
SWIMWEAR
|
FLOAT ON DISPLAY IS SUITABLE FOR THE BEACH
|
WEARTHIN
|
PATIENCE WHEN ABUSED MAY SUCCEED IN CIRCLING THE WORLD
|
SWEARIN
|
PREPARE FOR TESTIMONY
|
SWEAR
|
RISK GETTING BLEEPED
|
SWIMWEAR
|
TRUNKS AND BIKINIS
|
SWEARBY
|
HAVE COMPLETE FAITH IN LAWYERS? NOT INITIALLY, WHEN UPSET ABOUT FIRST OF BURGLARIES
|
INFANTSWEAR
|
BIBS, JUMPERS AND SUCH
|
WEARY
|
CAREFUL TO KEEP IN THE FINAL BEAT
|
ISWEAR
|
'HONEST!'
|
CSWEAR
|
'HONEST!'
|
MENSWEAR
|
TRADITIONALLY SUITS, SHIRTS ETC.
|
WEARON
|
BECOME TIRESOME TO
|
NOTHINGTOWEAR
|
WHEN EVERYTHING IS BEING LAUNDERED FOR THOSE IN THEIR BIRTHDAY SUIT
|
WEARAHAT
|
COVER ONE'S COCONUT
|
FORMALWEAR
|
THE TYPE OF TURNOUT THAT'S NOT CASUAL FOR CRIMINAL MALWARE
|
WEARY
|
READY FOR A REST
|
SWEAR
|
SAY ON A STACK OF BIBLES
|
SWEAR
|
USE PROFANITY
|
SWEARS
|
___ ON A STACK OF BIBLES (PROMISES)
|
SWEARTO
|
AFFIRM UNDER OATH
|
THEWORSEFORWEAR
|
DRUNK (COLLOQ.)
|
SWEARSBY
|
IS A TRUE BELIEVER IN
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WEARSAWIRE
|
SECRETLY GATHERS EVIDENCE, PERHAPS
|
WEAR
|
TEAR'S PARTNER?
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
PYJAMAS, FOR EXAMPLE
|
WEAR
|
TIRE; DRESS IN
|
SWEARSAT
|
VERBALLY ABUSES
|
WEAR
|
SPORT FOR FIRST THREE CHARACTERS IN 14 DOWN
|
EYEWEAR
|
GLASSES AND GOGGLES
|
WEARE
|
"___ THE CHAMPIONS"
|
UNDERWEAR
|
WHERE DURHAM DIVERS GO, MAKING BLOOMERS PERHAPS
|
WEARINGNAMETAGS
|
THEY'RE ALL ___, SO YOU CAN EASILY IDENTIFY THEM
|
WEAREFAMILY
|
SISTER SLEDGE HIT
|
WEAR
|
SIGN OF OVERUSE
|
SWEAR
|
PINKY __
|
WEARY
|
WORN-DOWN
|
RAINWEAR
|
A RARE WIN AWAY IN WATERPROOF GEAR
|
ISWEAR
|
"THAT'S NO LIE!"
|
WEARSTHIN
|
DIMINISHES, AS PATIENCE
|
THUNDERWEAR
|
STORM GARB?
|
WASHANDWEAR
|
"DRY-CLEAN ONLY" ALTERNATIVE
|
KNITWEAR
|
WEEKEND WINTER BREAK? GET HOLD OF ONE ARAN JUMPER!
|
KNITWEAR
|
MOST SWEATERS AND JERSEYS
|
WEARIER
|
MORE BUSHED
|
WEAR
|
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT SUFFIX
|
WEAR
|
GET TOGGED OUT IN
|
SLEEPWEAR
|
RETIREMENT ATTIRE
|
WEARIED
|
GOT FATIGUED
|
WEARSOFF
|
LOSES POTENCY, LIKE A PAINKILLER
|
SWEARIN
|
MAKE OFFICIAL?
|
SWEARER
|
ONE CALLING FOUL?
|
WEAR
|
BE ABRASIVE ON
|
WEAR
|
SPORT, AS AN OUTFIT
|
WEAR
|
WASH COMPANION
|
HEREWEARE
|
CABBY'S PHRASE ON ARRIVAL
|
UNDERWEARDRAW
|
VICTORIA'S SECRET AD?
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WEARMORETHANONE
|
MOONLIGHT, SAY
|
SWEAR
|
UTTER EXPLETIVES
|
SWIMWEAR
|
BIKINIS AND TRUNKS
|
LONGUNDERWEAR
|
GARMENT COVERED BY SKI PANTS, PERHAPS
|
SWEARER
|
ONE ON THE STAND
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
NORMAL DEPRECIATION
|
WEAR
|
FADE, MAYBE
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
SCHOOLYARD PROMISE
|
SWEAR
|
SPEAK BLUISH?
|
WEARE
|
'-- the Champions'
|
WEARE
|
"All ___" Warlock
|
WEAR
|
"You ___ It Well" Rod the Bod
|
WEARA
|
___ smile (grin)
|
ISWEARIT
|
“As God is my witness!”
|
WEARESCIENTISTS
|
"Nobody Move, Nobody Get Hurt" band
|
SWEAR
|
Admit to office, with 'in'
|
NECKWEAR
|
Ascot, e.g
|
SWEARING
|
Bad language -- s-in!
|
WEARTHIN
|
Beat one's opponents crossing ground, but become less convincing
|
WEARYOF
|
Become burnt out on
|
WEAR
|
Become thin as English in conflict
|
SWEAR
|
Brand carries weight and promise
|
BEACHWEAR
|
Carry sandwiches for every person with holiday clothes
|
SWEARAT
|
Call names
|
WEAR
|
'03 Stone Temple Pilots song "All in the Suit That You ___"
|
WEARTHIN
|
Change of heart during victory is to become less convincing
|
SWEARING
|
Carol's about to tolerate bad language
|
SELFWEAR
|
Clothes that don't need people?
|
WEAR
|
Clothing store suffix
|
MENSWEAR
|
Correct answer by setter suits, perhaps?
|
WEARY
|
Confederate's end in battle, Yankee's beat
|
ISWEAR
|
'Cross my heart!'
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Curse after small opening in whites perhaps
|
WORLDWEARY
|
Cynical lawyer, word gets out
|
WORLDWEARY
|
Cynical concern about a weld coming loose
|
WEARDOWN
|
Don feathers and tire
|
WEARTHETROUSERS
|
Don bags lead in partnership
|
WEARDOWN
|
Dress as a duck to reduce rubbing
|
SWEARWORD
|
E.g. bloody weapon put over wardrobe
|
WEAR
|
Erosion
|
OUTWEAR
|
Exhaust not acceptable on river
|
WEAR
|
Get all tattered
|
FORSWEAR
|
Give up gold points in panic
|
WEARE
|
'Here ___!'
|
EWEAR
|
Hi-tech outfits
|
LEGWEAR
|
Hose, e.g
|
WEAR
|
'I haven't a thing to ___!'
|
ISWEAR
|
''Honest!''
|
AWEARY
|
In confirmation, old Don's very, very tired
|
MENSWEAR
|
In America, this is sold by a haberdasher
|
SWEARIN
|
Inaugurate, as with a bible
|
MENSWEAR
|
It makes the speaker promise to embrace new ties, for example
|
NECKWEAR
|
Knew race must be rearranged? Ascot, it could be
|
OUTERWEAR
|
L.L. Bean offering, or a feature of the asterisked answers
|
KNITWEAR
|
King has designed a winter scarf, say
|
READYTOWEAR
|
Like department store fashion
|
SWEARIN
|
Make president put one into wrong answer
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Mentionables?
|
SWEAR
|
Monks ultimately accept vow
|
ISWEAR
|
'No lie!'
|
ISWEAR
|
''No kidding!''
|
WEARER
|
One donning something
|
WEAR
|
Ordinary deterioration
|
WEARTHETROUSERS
|
Of a wife, be the dominant partner
|
SWEARBY
|
Put total confidence in new brew, say
|
WEAR
|
Ravages of time
|
REWEAR
|
Put on a hand-me-down
|
CHILDWEARSWHENA
|
Quip (part 2)
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Pyjamas etc
|
SWEAR
|
React to a hammered thumb
|
WEAR
|
River to cause erosion
|
TYNEANDWEAR
|
Rwanda confused with teeny part of northern England
|
SWEAR
|
Say '#@%!'
|
WEAR
|
River Don?
|
WEAR
|
River erosion
|
SWEARS
|
Says '@#%!'
|
ISWEAR
|
'Seriously!'
|
WEARE
|
Sister Sledge: "___ Family"
|
SWEARING
|
Start to spout tiresome profanity
|
SWEARWORD
|
Something sharp pinning clothes, darned perhaps?
|
EYEWEAR
|
Specs' category
|
MENSWEAR
|
Suits, maybe, compiler getting wrong answer
|
WEARY
|
Suspicious about English being tired
|
ISWEAR
|
'That's the truth!'
|
WEAR
|
Tire, with 'out'
|
ISWEAR
|
'This ___!' (fighting words)
|
HEREWEARE
|
'This is our stop'
|
MENSWEAR
|
Ties, for example, chaps promise?
|
SWEARBY
|
Trust completely
|
WEAR
|
Tucker (out)
|
SWEAR
|
Use vulgarities
|
SWEAR
|
Use profaniity
|
SWEAR
|
Exclaim '@#%!'
|
OUTWEAR
|
Exhaust not allowed on river
|
WEARYSOUL
|
One may seek respite
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Public regiment about to accept external cover-up?
|
SWEAR
|
Repudiate, with ''off''
|
SWEAR
|
Say '#@$%!'
|
WEARTHIN
|
Success over planet to become less substantial?
|
WEAR
|
Sunderland's water sport
|
OUTERWEAR
|
The Queen attired in impossible sport clothing
|
MENSWEAR
|
This month, The Times reported that Steven Gerrard has launched a ____ brand with a store in Liverpool
|
WEARE
|
"__ Family": 1979 R&B hit
|
WEAR
|
"Tear" companion
|
WEARY
|
'... pondered, weak and --'
|
WEARE
|
''__ not amused''
|
WEARE
|
'___ all frail': Angelo in 'Measure for Measure'
|
WEARE
|
'___ the World'
|
WHIRLEDWEARY
|
A dancer can't become __
|
CLASSYITEMSOFNECKWEAR
|
Add a letter before that to spell ..
|
WEARESUCH
|
and 13 Across and 28 Across and 15 Down: Dreadful horsemeat fraud news causes mad fear -- it's a brief unreal experience for us! (2,3,4,5,2,6,3,4,2)
|
TOWEAR
|
Altman's 'Ready ___'
|
NECKWEAR
|
Ascots and cravats
|
SWEARAT
|
Assail with four-letter words
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
Austere woman troubled journalist that had royal attribution
|
ISWEAR
|
Bad language from All 4 One?
|
SWEARING
|
Beginning to spout tiresome bad language
|
WEARON
|
Begin to irritate
|
WEAR
|
Bit of fraying
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Bed clothing (W, not G)
|
WARWEARY
|
Cautious about damage, having had too much conflict
|
WEAR
|
Clothing, women’s, needing attention
|
SWEARS
|
Avows
|
SWEARSTO
|
Avows
|
SWEARING
|
Bad language is ultimately exhausting
|
WEARER
|
Clothes buyer
|
ISWEAR
|
'Cross my heart and hope to die!'
|
WEAR
|
Damage from continued use
|
ISWEAR
|
''Cross my heart!''
|
SWEAR
|
Declare it's some corn from Cornwall?
|
WEAR
|
Display flower up north
|
WEAR
|
Don — a river
|
WEAR
|
Durham's river — erosion
|
WEAR
|
Don gets fatigue
|
WEAR
|
Durham river erosion
|
NECKWEAR
|
eg Ties, cravats
|
THE WORSE FOR WEAR
|
Energy goes in running water for shower in poor repair
|
REWEAR
|
Don again
|
SWEAR
|
Drop F-bombs, say
|
SWEARAT
|
Excoriate, perhaps
|
WEARER
|
Eyeglass ___ (optometry patient)
|
WEAR
|
Flower display
|
world-weary
|
Fulsomely fatigued
|
WEARS
|
Gets tiresome sports
|
EYEWEAR
|
Goggles and glasses
|
WEAR THIN
|
Gradually become less persuasive dancing in the raw
|
SWEAR
|
Go blue
|
WEARSAWIRE
|
Gathers some audio evidence
|
MENSWEAR
|
Grown-up lads use four-letter words, such as vest, suit, and ties!
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Gym shoes, e.g.
|
EVENINGWEAR
|
Gowns and tuxes
|
WEARTHIN
|
Gradually dwindle
|
WEARIES
|
Grows tired
|
MENSWEAR
|
Haberdasher's stock
|
EYEWEAR
|
Glasses and contacts
|
ISWEAR
|
'Honestly!'
|
WEAREDEVO
|
End of a 1978 new-wave album title
|
WEARREPORTS
|
Erosion news?
|
WEARING
|
In a circle you and I will lead
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
In various ports, we arbitrate informal suits
|
WEARILY
|
In a fatigued manner
|
WEARILY
|
How many stumble to bed
|
KNITWEAR
|
Ink and water ruined jumper, perhaps
|
KNITWEAR
|
Ink and water thrown that sometimes covers blouse
|
WEARSTHETROUSERS
|
Is in control of sports bags
|
WEARSTHECROWN
|
Is royalty
|
WEAROUT
|
Impair by use
|
KNITWEAR
|
Ink and water splashed on sweaters
|
ISWEAR
|
''It's true, really!''
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Kit appears to display promise
|
WORLDWEARY
|
Lad we worry about is tired of life
|
OUTWEAR
|
Get too big for one's boots?
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Lingerie -- two articles from abroad are ordered by women
|
WEARIEST
|
Most exhausted
|
WEARIEST
|
Most spent
|
WEARIEST
|
Most tired after sport: limitless sleep needed
|
UNTILWEAREHEARD
|
Intelligence explanation, perhaps (Part 4)
|
WEARABLE
|
Fit to be donned
|
NECKWEAR
|
Narrow lead in race on river � it could be a tie
|
BONEWEARY
|
Needing a rest
|
WEARIER
|
More fatigued
|
KNITWEAR
|
Odd kit we ran in - sweaters, for example
|
KNITWEAR
|
New gear going round put on sweaters
|
ISWEAR
|
''No fooling!''
|
ISWEAR
|
'No fooling!'
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Pajamas and peignoirs
|
WEARONESHEARTONONESSLEEVE
|
Parade feelings, but accept own organ on personal record cover? (4,4,5,2,4,6)
|
EWEAR
|
Panasonic portable audio line
|
SWEARINGOATHS
|
Parts of some induction ceremonies
|
WEARDOWN
|
Overcome by persisting
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Garments wreathing around
|
SWEAR
|
Promise son clothes
|
MENSWEAR
|
''Project Runway'' rarity
|
SWEAR
|
Promise to replace waders but not dungarees initially
|
NECKWEAR
|
Narrow lead on river, resulting in tie, perhaps
|
HEREWEARE
|
Gloria Estefan "Cuts Both Ways" third single
|
WEARAWIRE
|
Put on hidden recording gear
|
IDONTWEAR
|
Quotation begins
|
ISWEAR
|
'Really!'
|
FORSWEAR
|
Reject far worse after renovation
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
Result of normal use
|
WEAR
|
Result of normal use
|
WEAR
|
River garb
|
SWEAR
|
Say '@#$%!'
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Sandals and slippers
|
SWEAR
|
Say "#[email protected]&!"
|
SWEAR
|
Say four-letter words
|
WEARS
|
Has on, as clothes
|
WEAR
|
Have on, as a 32 Across
|
WEARINESS
|
Oriental in care because of fatigue
|
SIMPLYWEARSHOES
|
Part 3 of observation
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Shoes, sandals, boots etc
|
WEARE
|
Song words before 'the World' and 'the Champions'
|
SWEAR
|
Speak indelicately
|
SWEARS
|
Quite (mus.); a female voice
|
WEARSTHECROWN
|
Prevails royally
|
SWEAR
|
Promise utter obscenities
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Star's power running -- in this?
|
WEARTHIN
|
Success covering globe to become less convincing
|
LEGWEAR
|
Student terribly eager to wrap wife's stockings?
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Strip for action!
|
WEAR
|
Tear companion
|
WEAR
|
Tear's rhyming partner
|
LEISUREWEAR
|
Tees ands sweats
|
WEARINGFIN
|
In a shark costume?
|
WEAR
|
River producing erosion
|
TYNEANDWEAR
|
Riverside communities want year-end reforms
|
WEAR
|
Tear's companion
|
WEAROUT
|
The group of us facing a defeat get utterly tired
|
NECKWEAR
|
Scarves and the like
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Trainers, say, promise to keep mood up
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Smalls or scanties, collectively
|
AWEARY
|
Tired, poetically
|
SWEAR
|
Use a lot of four-letter words
|
MENSWEAR
|
Valets curse such habits
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Wellington say, left from Waterloo, destroyed France first
|
SWEARING
|
Vowing
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Strangely right, a new pair of pyjamas, perhaps?
|
SWEAR
|
Vow to ignore men in suits?
|
WEAR
|
We should have a right to assume
|
FOOTWEAR
|
That should cover 9 across, to boot
|
SWEARS
|
Takes oath or curses
|
SWEARING
|
Taking (an oath)
|
KNITWEAR
|
Jumpers and cardies etc
|
FORSWEAR
|
Terrible row as ref gives kick
|
WEARINGDOWN
|
Winning over by persistence
|
WEAR
|
The ravages of time
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Tossing in the raw, without good pyjamas?
|
RAINWEAR
|
Ulster, for example, contrived a rare win
|
BEACHWEAR
|
What holidaymakers may assume could be coast erosion
|
HARDWEARSTORE
|
Where to buy armor?
|
WEARDOWN
|
Win over by persistence
|
SWEARIN
|
You and I beset by noxious gas put in office
|
WEARS
|
Models, say
|
WEAR
|
Northern river sport
|
SWEAR
|
Promise suits etc to dismiss men
|
WEARS
|
Proves durable
|
ISWEAR
|
''Really and truly!''
|
FORSWEAR
|
Renounce upon oath — far worse (anag)
|
WORLDWEARY
|
Sick and tired, lad we suspect is consumed by plague
|
MENSWEAR
|
Suits, shirts, ties etc
|
ISWEAR
|
''That's really the truth''
|
WEAR
|
Tire (out)
|
WEARILY
|
Tiredly
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Vest, pants etc
|
MENSWEAR
|
What can a chap put on? This person has wrong answer
|
WEARIT
|
What to do if the shoe fits
|
WEARILY
|
With lassitude
|
KNITWEAR
|
Woolens, e.g.
|
KNITWEAR
|
Woollen goods
|
WEAR
|
Stand for don
|
LADIESWEAR
|
Clothing for women
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
Curse from the Brain’s not-so-brainy pal?
|
WEARTHEPANTS
|
Head a household, so to speak
|
WEARIT
|
'If the cap fits, .... ..'
|
MENSAWEARDEPARTMENTS
|
Where smart shoppers shop?
|
SWEARAT
|
Say "#%^&!" to
|
WEAR
|
Durham's river
|
SWEARWORD
|
****, for one
|
WEAR
|
Conflict involving East River
|
KNITWEAR
|
A winter look finally that's fashionable?
|
WEAR
|
Depreciation consideration
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Shoes and boots
|
OUTWEAR
|
Last longer than exhausted enemy leader in conflict
|
WEARTHIN
|
Become less believable with victory involving something dirty
|
HEREWEARE
|
Uber driver's words upon arriving
|
THE WORSE FOR WEAR
|
Drunk, adversely affected by sport
|
SWEAR
|
Nick Lachey "This I ___"
|
WEARTHIN
|
Victory round world to become less plausible
|
WEAREFAMILY
|
Alternative theme song to 'Band of Brothers'? (Sister Sledge)
|
WEARE
|
“___ the World”
|
MENSWEAR
|
Cryptic answer by the setter in trousers, etc
|
WEARE
|
As I Lay Dying "This Is Who ___"
|
SWEAR
|
Goo Goo Dolls "I'd ___ they're all for you"
|
WEARETHENORMAL
|
Goo Goo Dolls "Superstar Car Wash" single
|
NOTALLHEROESWEARCAPES
|
'Even ordinary people can do great things'
|
WEAR
|
Regular deterioration
|
THEWORSEFORWEAR
|
Falling apart after row, her woes compounded
|
SWEAR
|
Offend innocent ears
|
EYEWEAR
|
Glasses, for example
|
SWEARJAR
|
Recipient of a lot of #@&! money
|
SWEAR
|
Risk an FCC fine, perhaps
|
WEARE
|
Sister Sledge's "___ Family"
|
WEAR
|
'What Not to ___'
|
SWEARING
|
Bad language
|
KNITWEAR
|
Cast-off clothes?
|
SWEAR
|
Say some naughty words
|
WEARE
|
Lifehouse album "Who ___"
|
WEAR
|
Word that can mean 'deteriorate' or 'resist deterioration'
|
WEARTHETROUSERS
|
Theresa's Euro writ: I must leave shambles and show some leadership?
|
LEGWEAR
|
You and I filling awfully large trousers?
|
SWEARJAR
|
It accrues with unsavory language
|
AWEARIED
|
Die aware, perhaps, and tired as a lady richly left
|
BEACHWEAR
|
A head we encountered in pub in holiday gear
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Coats, for example, being dated, we are modelling to get right
|
LEISUREWEAR
|
One certain partners will appear in real jazzy tracksuits and the like
|
WEAR
|
Have on; deteriorate
|
SWEARING
|
Promising vigorous music, organ installed
|
SWEARWORD
|
What may be offensive clothes get wrapped in foil, perhaps
|
MENSWEAR
|
Suits, briefs, etc
|
SWEAR
|
Make a vow
|
RINGINTHENEWEAR
|
Celebrate a corn harvest?
|
WEAR THE TROUSERS
|
Feeble folk creating disturbance outside our home have control
|
ISWEAR
|
''Really?'' response
|
WEAR
|
Sustained campaign about European clothing
|
SWEARS
|
Reacts to a hammered thumb
|
WEARER
|
Outfit sporter
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
Digit-al agreement?
|
WEAR
|
Have on; fray
|
SWEAR
|
Say "&*[email protected]!"
|
SWEAR
|
Avoid the euphemisms
|
WEARER
|
Clothes sporter
|
SKIWEAR
|
Goggles, gloves, etc
|
SWEAR IN
|
Admit office-holder is endlessly foul-mouthed
|
KNITWEAR
|
Cardigan maybe, where fool is said to be on river
|
KNITWEAR
|
Garments made from interlocked fabric
|
WEAR
|
Almost an admission some of us exist for sport
|
IWEAR
|
"Chances are, 'cause ___ a silly grin..."
|
SWEARONIT
|
'Is that the truth?'
|
FORSWEAR
|
During much worse novel, give up
|
TYNEANDWEAR
|
Former metropolitan county in north-east England
|
WEARA
|
-- frown (show sadness)
|
SWEARWORDS
|
Damage in weapons -- are those offensive?
|
WEAR
|
Diminish slowly, with 'off'
|
SWEARIN
|
Ready for testimony
|
HEREWEARE
|
*1990 Top 10 Gloria Estefan song
|
SWEAR
|
Be censored?
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
Don, a shade upset, considered royal rebuke
|
WEAR
|
Partner of tear, sometimes
|
UNORESTFORTHEWEARY
|
Tired folks' relaxing period of card-playing?
|
WEARISOME
|
Tedious, tiring
|
WEARY
|
Tired clothes ending in laundry
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Near rush to imbibe whiskey, that's habit of one retiring
|
MENSWEAR
|
Sort of apparel that makes people curse?
|
SWEAR
|
Promise wears badly
|
WEAR
|
Our team’s shortened clothing
|
SWEAR
|
Some problems — we argue and use bad language
|
MENSWEAR
|
Department store sign
|
THEWORSEFORWEAR
|
Tired and emotional, and shabby?
|
MENSWEAR
|
Haberdasher's inventory
|
WEAR
|
Sunderland side!
|
WEAR THIN
|
Mobilising in the war, start to be ineffective
|
WEARS
|
What the Formula One tyre does quickly
|
SWEAR
|
Say naughty words
|
WEARSTHIN
|
The patience of a weight-weakened boxer or jockey does this, perhaps
|
WEAR
|
''I haven't a thing to ___!''
|
DAYWEAR
|
Offbeat way to sport favourite regular outfit
|
WEARINESS
|
Caution about English — result of much study?
|
WORLDWEARY
|
Arrange word with lawyer that's past caring
|
NECKWEAR
|
Boas and such
|
WEARISOME
|
Boring sport, one followed by a few
|
WEARINGOFTHEGREEN
|
Divots, for instance?
|
WOMENSWEARDAILY
|
Fact about unladylike habits?
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Promise to hide drinks in football kit?
|
WEARINESS
|
How wear begins to wear one out
|
UNWEARABLE
|
Not to be used for personal cover?
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Clothing submerged in northern river?
|
wear several hats
|
Have more than one bowler as an all-rounder?
|
FORSWEAR
|
Never to spoil the fog with a twisted tear
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Boxers perhaps controlled by sport
|
MENSWEAR
|
Clothing seen, warm possibly
|
WEARING
|
Gillian __, artist whose statue of Millicent Fawcett stands in Parliament Square, London
|
ready-to-wear
|
Cash column includes article that's off-the-peg
|
WEAR AND TEAR
|
Damage every article one puts on? You can’t insure against that
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Invest to be making use of this?
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Maybe slip beneath English river
|
SWEAR WORD
|
In slayer, assume a possible offender?
|
THE WORSE FOR WEAR
|
We're short of tailored clothing that's tight
|
WEARIT
|
'If the cap fits, ... ...'
|
WEARYWILLIE
|
Character created by 58-Across
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Invest in this?
|
WEAR
|
Prove durable
|
BUTWHYCANTIWEARIT
|
...on the first day of school
|
SWEAR
|
Promise singular sport
|
UNDERWEAR
|
For instance, boxers inferior to women are unusual
|
WOMENSWEAR
|
Hose and pumps
|
SWEARWORD
|
Could you put that damn thing on inside your weapon?
|
WEARINESS
|
Perhaps 'e swears it has 'im worn out
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Clothing nearest the skin
|
SWEAR
|
Curse small effect of erosion
|
SWEARSIN
|
Readies for testimony
|
WEARTHETROUSERS
|
Have bags of authority?
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Finally sleeping in the raw — this having been cast?
|
KNITWEAR
|
Woolly dress kit a Wren sports
|
KNITWEAR
|
Woollen clothes
|
SWEARIN
|
Bad language -- not good to admit to office
|
WEAR
|
Be durable, or not
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Past rowers coming out in their kit?
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Shoes, sandals, sneakers, etc
|
SWEAR
|
Make a promise
|
WEAR
|
Assume energy is required in battle
|
OUTWEAR
|
Survive in garments designed for all winds and weathers?
|
WEARIEST
|
We'll take a break about one, being most exhausted
|
WEAR
|
Women’s ability for music or sport
|
WEARON
|
Proceed, as the day
|
WEARTHIN
|
Stop being amusing
|
SWEARING
|
Bad language from son? Exhausting
|
SWEAR
|
Small display showing promise
|
ready-to-wear
|
(Of clothes) not made to order
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Slips etc in foreign articles on Spain amid conflict
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Top clothing
|
WEARTHETROUSERS
|
Be dominant in union?
|
SKIWEAR
|
Taking a risk, we poorly selected gear for travelling on snow
|
SWEARSBY
|
Totally trusts
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
Don, a shade upset, pondered Queen's comment?
|
WEARISOME
|
Tedious first person among royals is entering a capital
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
''Unfunny,'' per Queen Victoria
|
ISWEAR
|
'Cross my heart and hope to die'
|
WEAR DOWN
|
Gradually impair dress in blue
|
SWEAR
|
Take a pledge
|
WEARABLE
|
Adjective for Apple Watches
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
Queen's expression showing a tremendous awe? Not exactly
|
WEARDOWN
|
Gradually overcome blue on river
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Boots, shoes, sandals etc
|
ISWEAR
|
'Honest'
|
SWEARS
|
Insists vessel should cross river
|
WEARTHETROUSERS
|
Adopt alternative to kilt for 16
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
Damage from use of two water sources
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
Victorian expression of disapproval
|
WEAR
|
Fray, e.g
|
WEARY
|
Tired - bored
|
SWEAR
|
Promise not to mince one's words
|
SWEARBY
|
Place great confidence in
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Smalls,shorts,lingerie etc
|
WEAR
|
Have on - river
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
Remark attributed to Queen Victoria
|
SWEAR
|
Cornish listener's curse?
|
WEARING
|
Trying to be sporting
|
OUTWEAR
|
The 'last longer' overall?
|
READYTOWEAR
|
Study and do drawing in class of standard size
|
WEARINESS
|
State of fatigue or utter boredom
|
ISWEAR
|
''Really!''
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Shoes, boots, sandals etc
|
WARWEARY
|
Exhausted after 100 years perhaps
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Wringing wet, are our coats?
|
SWEAR
|
Scream ''#@$%!''
|
SWEARBY
|
Believe in wholeheartedly
|
TYNEANDWEAR
|
Sunderland's county
|
WEAREONCOURSE
|
Right away we're going
|
WARWEARY
|
Wanting to rest in peace?
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Low gear
|
MENSWEAR
|
Male outfits can make valets curse
|
WEAR
|
Wash's partner
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Vests, knickers etc
|
WORLDWEARY
|
Not finding pleasure in living any more
|
SWEARWORD
|
Needs a weapon to wear in? Damn!
|
KNITWEAR
|
Garments made of wool
|
WARWEARY
|
Tired by conflict
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
Two examples of running water creating uninsurable damage
|
WEARON
|
Seem grating to
|
WEARTHIN
|
Diminish — become less tolerable
|
YOUWEARITWELL
|
Rod Stewart hit
|
RAINWEAR
|
Coats painter put on fashionable pottery, we hear
|
WEAR
|
Dress in - impair - abrade - change course - river
|
SUMMERSWEAR
|
'It's just too $%#@ hot!,' e.g.?
|
WEARER
|
Sporting individual?
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
Polo, say, left aboard ship on campaign around East
|
WEARINESS
|
Caution swallowing Ecstasy - it makes for exhaustion
|
SWEARING
|
Using foul language
|
WEAR
|
Have on; abrade
|
KNITWEAR
|
Fool reported above river -- a jumper?
|
WEARING
|
Donning
|
SKIWEAR
|
Masks, gloves, etc.
|
FORSWEAR
|
Be afraid about awful rows, should you renounce it
|
WEARTHIN
|
Begin to fail, but succeed covering ground
|
WEARISOME
|
I see a worm turn when it is tedious
|
OUTWEAR
|
Top dressing may last longer
|
WEARING
|
Sporting a new rig-out
|
WEARING
|
Having on
|
SWEAR
|
Vow to disregard men in suits, for example
|
WEARER
|
One in an outfit
|
FORSWEAR
|
Much worse off, goes in to renounce
|
SWEARAT
|
Dress down like a sailor?
|
SWEARIN
|
Induct into office, employin' offensive language
|
WEARIEST
|
Sweatier, being most tired
|
WEARISOME
|
Dreary River Oise breaking over motorway
|
WEARTHETROUSERS
|
Thus a wee terror's contrived to be dominant
|
BEACHWEAR
|
Composer taking egghead to river in swimsuit?
|
WEARTHIN
|
Start to fail, but succeed in circling planet
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
General damage from normal use
|
WEARTHETROUSERS
|
Treasurer who set out to be dominant in union
|
SWEARBY
|
Put total confidence in way Serb trained
|
WEARS
|
Swear (anag.)
|
WEAR
|
NE flower show
|
SWEARWORD
|
Damage from use found in Excalibur is profanity
|
THEWORSEFORWEAR
|
He forswore water, getting into such a state?
|
SWEAR
|
Promise 'Cornish part' leads to 'part of corn'
|
HARDWEARING
|
Draw out, in a sense, for long service
|
EYEWEAR
|
Shades, e.g
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
Observation of royal could engender a tremendous awe
|
KNITWEAR
|
I knew Art (anag)
|
WEARANDPEACE
|
Book about concerns of an army tank maintainer?
|
WHATNOTTOWEAR
|
TLC makeover series
|
WEAR
|
Display pottery for audience
|
SWEAR
|
Sons are covered by promise
|
WEARIED
|
Tired, to get fresh air, about to garden
|
WEAROUT
|
Use until no longer usable
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
Royal statement forged a tremendous awe
|
READYTOWEAR
|
Today, cultivated people generally can be seen in breed not needing alteration
|
SWEARWORDS
|
They often fly out during an explosion
|
WEARIES
|
Gets tired
|
WEARISOME
|
Dull ladies mainly may accept a rise being out
|
WEARAHELMET
|
Guardian man in sea came across advice for cyclist
|
MENSWEAR
|
Troopers will be troopers? Male duds
|
WEARTHE
|
Transvestite unlikely to dominate a relationship
|
WORLDWEARY
|
Cynically bored? Lord, we have area to care about
|
READYTOWEAR
|
What's assumed not to have been measured
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Combinations, say, subject to deterioration
|
WEARTHIN
|
Lose effect from overuse
|
SWEARAT
|
Curse out
|
WEARDOWN
|
Prevail by persistence
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Shoes etc.
|
WEARSABITTHIN
|
Starts to become trite
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Almost quaint (but not quite) — a queen's attire
|
WEARY
|
"And let us not be ___ in well doing" (Gal. 6:9)
|
KNITWEAR
|
'Woolly jumpers, socks etc (8)'
|
AWEARY
|
Crossing river in Sunderland always makes us tired
|
SWEARWORD
|
Don's cutting blade which may be bloody
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Are our wet shifts waterproof?
|
TYNEANDWEAR
|
NE metropolitan county
|
THEWORSEFORWEAR
|
Shabby; drunk
|
SWEARWORD
|
Damage in a weapon is an obscenity
|
WEAR
|
Model, maybe
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
Close sprint to catch wife in negligee, perhaps
|
WEAR
|
___ away (erode)
|
NOTHINGTOWEAR
|
Closet-browser's complaint
|
FOOTWEAR
|
Boots, shoes, slippers etc
|
SWEARING
|
Bad language of sport embodied by chant
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Two foreign articles we put on are not English pants and vest?
|
FORSWEAR
|
Renounce violence where announced
|
SWEAR
|
Assert bridge opponents will get attention
|
RIVERWEAR
|
Boater, possibly, may be seen in Durham
|
WEARISOME
|
I see a worm cast, it's pestilential
|
SWEARSIN
|
Inducts into office when answer is correct
|
KNITWEAR
|
Cardigans, jerseys, etc
|
SWEARING
|
Profanity following socialist leader's taxing
|
SWEARIN
|
Do a court job
|
SWEARIN
|
Admit to office being wrong about sport
|
WEAR
|
Dress you and I are shortening
|
LEISUREWEAR
|
Habits inappropiate to get into at work
|
BEACHWEAR
|
To get a cleaner's job we enter in a sunsuit
|
WEARDOWN
|
Gradually erode chalk hill as river runs over
|
WEARIEST
|
Rain-soaked sign is most drained
|
WARWEARY
|
Like old soldier, perhaps, on guard outside exhibit
|
KNITWEAR
|
Long jumper perhaps put on strip before covering Nike top
|
ISWEAR
|
All-for-One's nineteen ninety four hit
|
WEARISOME
|
Humdrum people generally stand to receive instant backing
|
WINTERWEAR
|
Coats, mittens, e.g.
|
WEARE
|
Here ___ (arrival words)
|
SWEARS
|
Curses or pledges
|
WEAR
|
Struggle to cross East River
|
HEADWEAR
|
Hats and helmets
|
NECKWEAR
|
Such as collars and ties
|
BEACHWEAR
|
Trunks, bikinis etc
|
WORLDWEARY
|
Bored as a result of long experience of life
|
SWEAR
|
Take a 4 Down
|
SWEARINGIN
|
Wrong about exhausting inauguration
|
WEARY
|
Raymond was ruined after you and I spent
|
SWEARS
|
Blinds erode installed in ship
|
NECKWEAR
|
Ascots et al.
|
SWEARIN
|
Formally admit we got in nerve gas
|
WEAROUT
|
Decay; tire utterly
|
WEARY
|
All in river at end of day
|
WEARISOME
|
I see a worm turn — it's so boring!
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
Natural deterioration
|
SWEAR
|
Say '#%@!'
|
FORSWEAR
|
Retract — recant
|
NECKWEAR
|
Scarves and ties
|
OUTWEAR
|
Last longer, not in what you put on
|
SWEARBLACKANDBLUE
|
Proclaim vigorously, don appears beaten up by head of school
|
WEAR
|
and 24 Across: Victory in which heart is broken to become less convincing
|
WEARINESS
|
Fatigue, tiredness
|
WEARYING
|
Tiring year working in branch
|
FORSWEAR
|
Denounce violence, say, shown by sport
|
WASHANDWEAR
|
Like drip-dry garments
|
WEARIES
|
Ram following ewe endlessly around gets tired
|
WEAR
|
Exhibit courage finally in conflict
|
WEARINGTHEPANTS
|
In charge, as in a family
|
SWEAR
|
Vow, attest
|
BEACHWEAR
|
What holidaymakers may assume might be coast erosion
|
SWEAR
|
Blaspheme after Sunday display
|
WEARE
|
''___ not amused''
|
MENSWEAR
|
Chaps curse vests and pants
|
WEAR
|
Have on - deteriorate from constant use
|
WARWEARY
|
Ready for a truce, perhaps
|
WEARESLIGHTED
|
We've been snubbed
|
SWEARSTO
|
Declares true
|
NECKWEAR
|
Tie from end of November week can get rearranged
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Endure war about smalls
|
MENSWEAR
|
People use unparliamentary language, such as 'Pants!'
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
Result of using rhymes?
|
WOMENSWEAR
|
Curse, standing under wide sign in part of department store
|
HEREWEARE
|
Line upon arrival
|
SWEARS
|
Cusses
|
SWEARWORDS
|
They cause offense, in a manner of speaking, to Don getting bit of news in ship
|
WEARASMILE
|
Betray happiness
|
FORMALLYWEAR
|
Start to fray in a noticeable way?
|
WEAR
|
Potential tire trouble
|
EYEWEAR
|
Shades and such
|
WEAR
|
Sport: tired, endlessly
|
WEARY
|
Exhausted from exertion
|
SWEARSTO
|
Affirms solemnly
|
SWEARS
|
Drops an f-bomb, say
|
SWEARJAR
|
A fine way to discourage foul language?
|
MENSWEAR
|
Male garments
|
WEARETHECHAMPIONS
|
Gold bars? [Queen]
|
SWEARBY
|
Strongly endorse
|
ISWEAR
|
Reassurance after a promise
|
ISWEAR
|
'That's a promise!'
|
RAINWEAR
|
Cold listener dressing in coat, say?
|
RAINWEAR
|
Perhaps Cape Fear, Fahrenheit dropped after cold closes in
|
ISWEAR
|
“Scout’s honor!”
|
SWEARINGDANCERS
|
Folks kicked out of a ballroom competition for foul language?
|
MENSWEAR
|
Blokes curse boxers et al
|
BEACHWEAR
|
Swimsuits composer carried across East River
|
OUTERWEAR
|
27, for example, wife found in location of canal
|
NECKWEAR
|
Ties, for example
|
BEACHWEAR
|
Tankinis and trunks
|
KNITWEAR
|
Woolly garment's stain turned water hazy
|
RAINWEAR
|
Artist in river gets attire to reduce risk of getting soaked
|
WEAR
|
Don removes loot from Waterloo
|
WEAR
|
Rhyming partner of tear
|
WEARUNDERUNDERWEAR
|
A navel ring is a piercing one may __
|
WEARUNDERUNDERWEAR
|
A navel ring is a piercing one may __
|
WEAR
|
Attention needed after weight put on
|
SWEARING
|
Son trying bad language
|
MENSWEAR
|
Soldiers behave like troopers in jacket and tie?
|
MENSWEAR
|
Sew name originally on right shirt or trousers, say?
|
SWEAR
|
Bind oneself verbally
|
EYEWEAR
|
It's said I tolerate my contacts, for instance
|
SWEAR
|
Utter hell, say?
|
WEAR
|
Grate (on)
|
WEAR
|
Grate (on)
|
WEAR DOWN
|
Erode cover for ducks on English river
|
SWEARWORDS
|
They cause offence, in a manner of speaking, to Don getting bit of news in ship
|
YOUSWEAR
|
'Promise me?'
|
WEARABLE
|
Made to be donned
|
SWEARONIT
|
“Pinky promise me!”
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Eg, overcoats, etc
|
OUTERWEAR
|
Overall, we are mad to cut foreign tour
|
PINKYSWEAR
|
Promise between besties
|
WEARTHIN
|
Start to get tiresome
|
SWEAR
|
Devon and Cornwall listener's vow
|
KNITWEAR
|
Swimming in water after ending in brook, jumpers say?
|
WEAR
|
Last Egyptian leader to enter conflict
|
WEAR
|
___ and 54-Down (result of everyday use)
|
HEREWEARE
|
"This is our destination!"
|
WEAR
|
Long-term damage
|
WEARESODEAD
|
Zombies’ cry in the face of defeat?
|
ISWEARIT
|
“Cross my heart!”
|
ISWEAR
|
“Cross my heart!”
|
MENSWEAR
|
Traditional focus of Brooks Brothers
|
SWEARINGIN
|
Inauguration Day activity
|
OUTWEAR
|
Survive a tour we organised
|
WEARTHIN
|
Become harder to bear
|
HEREWEARE
|
Proclamation after arriving somewhere
|
THEDEVILWEARSPRADA
|
Evil Streep had award (2006)
|
RAINWEAR
|
Macs, waterproofs, etc
|
SWEARSBY
|
Believes strongly in
|
SWEAR
|
Cornish listener's promise?
|
WEARINESS
|
Fatigue of current head on display
|
KNITWEAR
|
King's answer in poor winter apparel
|
SWEARING
|
Sportsman's first sporting, using bad language
|
EYEWEAR
|
Glasses, monocles, etc
|
EYEWEAR
|
Glasses, monocles, etc
|
SWEARAT
|
Drop curse words on
|
KNITWEAR
|
Woollen items
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
"Do you see me smiling?"
|
WEARTHIN
|
*What your patience may gradually do
|
WEAR
|
Attrition
|
SHAPEWEAR
|
Some spandex garments
|
WEARENOTAMUSED
|
'Do you see me smiling?'
|
WEARON
|
Slowly pass present back to grab attention
|
LOUNGEWEAR
|
Comfy attire
|
LEGWEAR
|
Stockings, say
|
WEAR
|
Accept wife's appreciation of music
|
EVENINGWEAR
|
Part of day, we are shortening formal attire
|
WEAR
|
Represent, as a designer at a fashion show
|
SPORTSWEAR
|
... and what he has on second report was fiddled!
|
SWEAR
|
Say '$%$#!'
|
ready-to-wear
|
Prêt-à-porter, in English
|
HEADWEAR
|
Hard hats, swim caps, etc
|
LEGWEAR
|
Tights, yoga pants, etc
|
SWEARING
|
Very fierce about women using bad language
|
WEARS
|
Is grating
|
RAINWEAR
|
Slicker, e.g.
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Doctor ruder when a husband's removed pants?
|
SWEAR
|
Curse from Cornish listener?
|
WEAR
|
Suffix for 'street' or 'sports'
|
SWEAR
|
Promise son to be in
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Rue Andrew's silly bloomers?
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Wife in nude, rear designed for knickers, say!
|
YOUWEARITWELL
|
Rod Stewart single
|
WEARISOME
|
SOS issued by nervous Osmosis in your compiling team is annoying
|
UNDERWEAR
|
Flounder, wearily purchasing lingerie
|
WEARANDTEAR
|
Degradation from regular use
|
GROWINGWEARY
|
* Getting tired
|
WEAR
|
Put on (garment)
|
WEARY
|
Tired, worn out
|
NIGHTWEAR
|
What one needs to retire near fresh water
|
BEACHWEAR
|
Wooden merchandise delivered in wardrobe on The Strand
|
SWEAR
|
Talk dirty
|
SWIMWEAR
|
Promise broken by Paul's wife in budgie smugglers, perhaps?
|
SWEAR
|
Word with word or jar
|
SWEARSTO
|
Vouches for the truth of
|
wear out
|
Completely tire of sport away from home
|
SWEARY
|
Cursing son short of energy
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EYEWEAR
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Spectacles or goggles, eg
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MENSWEAR
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Kit for blokes
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PINKYSWEAR
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Promise times infinity
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SWEARJAR
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Fine way to discourage cursing?
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WEAR
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Erode (away)
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SWIMWEAR
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Bikini and trunks, e.g.
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WEARY
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Tedious year following sport
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WEARON
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Start to aggravate
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WEARABLETHINGTOTASTE
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“I know they’ve had them on all day, but let the kids eat their candy. After all, a Ring Pop is a …”
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WEARY
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Sport by yard makes one tired
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swear by
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Trust bishop will stop using bad language
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UNDERWEAR
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Boxers perhaps endure raw brawls
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OUTERWEAR
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Jackets, coats, ponchos, etc
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WEAR
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__ and tear
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WEARY
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Yen to go to river, in need of refreshment?
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KNITWEAR
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Perhaps shrug as contract dispute's ending in fight
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WEAR
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Don Quixote finally gets involved in combat
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SLEEPWEAR
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PJs, say
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SWIMWEAR
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Blind setter's wife is sporting bikini?
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WEARSEVERALHATS
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Act in various roles in sport, having a number of caps?
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WEARS
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Erodes, frays
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UNDERWEAR
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Subordinate to service drawers?
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WEARIT
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What to do “if the shoe fits”
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SWEARTO
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Affirm strongly
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WEARISOME
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Sport, one a few find boring
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EYEWEAR
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Spectacles and such
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SWEAR
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Wife taken in by brand's promise
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WEAR
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Endure – sport
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SWEARING
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Wife engaging in extreme bad language
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SPORTSWEAR
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Promise to protect harbours in Nike's domain
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WEAR DOWN
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Struggling onward, we gradually overcome resistance
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UNDERWEAR
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Boxers perhaps disorientated -- dare we run?
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MENSWEAR
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It's not designed for women
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YOUSWEAR
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"Pinkie promise?"
|
WEAR
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Fade, say
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WEAR
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Erode; NE English river
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TYNEANDWEAR
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Riverside communities want deanery demolished
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MENSWEAR
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Dons don it, tailors tailor it ... and troopers do what troopers do!
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WEARESOBACK
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"Things look good for us once more!"
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SHAPEWEAR
|
Spandex bodysuits and such
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SWEAR
|
Make a sacred vow
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AFTER
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IN HONOUR OF
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SCOLD
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FIND FAULT
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PARROTS
|
REPEATS VERBATIM
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NOODLE
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THINK ABOUT
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TUBER
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EDIBLE ROOT
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ANIMATES
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BODIES
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BOOSTED
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STEPPED
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MONARCHIC
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AUTOCRATIC
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IMMACULATE
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FREE FROM ERRORS
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DRAW
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PRESSURE
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RESTED
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CONTINUING
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SCANTINESS
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LACK
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RELATED
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RELATIVE
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BLUER
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MORE SAD
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BOYFRIENDS
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FRIENDS
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EXTRACTION
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DRAWING
|
IVY
|
___ LEAGUE SCHOOL
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DRONE
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BAGPIPE NOISE FROM A WORKER
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ROOFINGTARPS
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CANVAS SHEETS ON A HOUSE?
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MAGISTERIAL
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AUTHORITARIAN
|
LARKSPURS
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OFTEN-BLUE GARDEN BLOOMS
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GREASY
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COOKED WITH TOO MUCH OIL OR FAT
|
EVALUATE
|
FIX THE WORTH OF
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ARISE
|
GUITARIST CLAPTON
|
CAST
|
REGISTER, AS A VOTE
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MAINDISH
|
OUTSTANDING ACCOMPLISHMENT
|
EVA
|
"CASINO ROYALE" BOND GIRL ___ GREEN
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FLUMMOX
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PUZZLE SPY CHIEF WITH INSTANT OUTWARD FLOW
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ELEMENTARY
|
GRADE SCHOOL TEACHER'S JOB?
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ROSEWOOD
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DARK-COLOURED FRAGRANT TIMBER USED FOR FURNITURE-MAKING
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RATIO
|
THE PROPORTION OF A SQUARE IN A SOUTH AMERICAN CITY
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TERRAFORMED
|
MADE EARTHLIKE, AS A PLANET
|
COKE
|
SUBJECT OF A CLAPTON HIT
|
DALAKHANI
|
2003 PRIX DE L'ARC DE TRIOMPHE-WINNING HORSE
|
STONEMARTEN
|
ONE WRAPPED IN A FUR
|
TABBOULEH
|
A MIDDLE EASTERN SALAD, MADE WITH CRACKED WHEAT, MINT, PARSLEY AND TOMATOES
|
MIRANDA
|
___ RIGHTS
|
PROSECUTE
|
SEE THROUGH
|
GASBAGS
|
FUMES A LOT, AS THEY TALK TOO MUCH
|
CATACLYSMIC
|
RELATING TO VIOLENT UPHEAVAL
|
LAINE
|
"I'LL TAKE CARE OF YOUR CARES" SINGER
|
MONT
|
ALP, IN FRENCH
|
TYPEWRITER
|
IT MAY HAVE BEEN USED BY MARK TWAIN?
|
CAN
|
HAS THE GUTS TO
|
WEJACK
|
WOODCHUCK
|
HOED
|
Broke ground, perhaps
|
PARMESAN
|
CHEESE USED IN GRATED FORM
|
ICES
|
Cools, as drinks
|
SADHU
|
Ascetic Hindu holy man, typically wanderingand mendicant; Sanskrit, 'good, pious'
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HANDFED
|
Spooner fanned head and gave food personally
|
PER
|
BY GETTING SUPPER WITHOUT DRINK
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