STEW
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IN THE COMPANY OF
|
STEW
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COMPOUND
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STEW
|
DISTURBANCE
|
STEWED
|
BEYOND TIPSY
|
STEWED
|
THREE SHEETS TO THE WIND
|
STEWING
|
BREWING
|
STEW
|
AGITATED STATE
|
STEW
|
BE AGITATED
|
STEW
|
ARGUMENT
|
STEWED
|
DRUNK, IN SLANG
|
STEW
|
BOIL SLOWLY
|
STEW
|
SLOW-COOKED MEAT DISH
|
STEW
|
SIMMER SLOWLY
|
STEW
|
MEAT DISH
|
IRISHSTEW
|
MEAT DISH
|
STEW
|
HOBO FARE
|
STEW
|
CONTENTS OF A SLOW COOKER
|
STEW
|
MEAT CASSEROLE
|
STEW
|
CROCKPOT DINNER
|
STEW
|
DIFFICULT SITUATION
|
STEW
|
THIS-AND-THAT DISH
|
STEW
|
COOK (IN ONE'S OWN JUICES?)
|
STEW
|
MEAT AND POTATO DISH
|
STEW
|
HASENPFEFFER IS ONE
|
STEW
|
WORRIED AGITATION
|
STEW
|
MULLIGAN OR RAGOUT
|
STEW
|
BEEF DISH
|
STEW
|
SLUMGULLION, FOR ONE
|
STEW
|
COOK, AS TOMATOES
|
STEW
|
STATE OF AGITATION
|
STEW
|
BEEF CONCOCTION
|
STEW
|
DO A SLOW BURN
|
STEW
|
LABOR
|
STEW
|
SALMAGUNDI
|
STEW
|
NETTLE
|
STEW
|
BE ANXIOUS
|
STEW
|
BE WORRIED
|
STEW
|
BAD MOOD
|
STEW
|
BE FRETFUL
|
STEW
|
CONCERN
|
STEW
|
DIFFICULT SPOT
|
STEWS
|
PROVOKES
|
STEWING
|
VERY HOT
|
STEW
|
RAGOUT, FOR ONE
|
STEW
|
SOME OF THIS AND SOME OF THAT
|
STEW
|
HEARTY ENTREE
|
BEEFSTEW
|
HEARTY ENTREE
|
MEATSTEW
|
HEARTY ENTREE
|
STEW
|
COOK SLOWLY
|
STEW
|
DITHER
|
STEW
|
SPICY DISH
|
STEW
|
COOK SLOWLY IN LIQUID
|
STEW
|
MELANGE
|
STEW
|
HODGEPODGE
|
STEW
|
LOSE SLEEP (OVER)
|
STEW
|
BE IN A HUFF
|
STEW
|
LAMB DISH
|
STEWARDS
|
SERVANTS
|
STEWARD
|
SHIP'S OFFICER
|
STEWOVER
|
THINK ABOUT
|
STEWABOUT
|
THINK ABOUT
|
STEW
|
THINK ABOUT
|
STEWED
|
FEELING NO PAIN
|
STEWOVER
|
CONSIDER
|
STEWED
|
ANY
|
STEWARD
|
EVENT SUPERVISOR
|
STEWED
|
LIKE SOME TOMATOES
|
STEWED
|
DRUNK; COOKED
|
STEWED
|
DRUNK AS A SKUNK
|
STEW
|
MULL (OVER)
|
OYSTERSTEW
|
THICK SEAFOOD SOUP
|
INASTEW
|
ALL WORKED UP
|
STEWED
|
LIKE SOME PRUNES
|
STEW
|
POT CONTENTS
|
STEWED
|
COOKED SLOWLY
|
STEWING
|
TWINGES
|
STEW
|
OYSTER'S PLACE
|
STEW
|
SULK
|
STEW
|
ANGER
|
STEW
|
VARIETY
|
STEWS
|
COLLECTIONS
|
STEW
|
LAZY PERSON
|
STEW
|
LARGE WATERCOURSE
|
STEWARD
|
AIRLINE EMPLOYEE
|
STEWARDESS
|
AIRLINE EMPLOYEE
|
STEWARD
|
SHIP/AIRCRAFT ATTENDANT
|
STEWARDESS
|
AIRCRAFT ATTENDANT
|
STEWARD
|
AIRCRAFT ATTENDANT
|
STEWARD
|
SHIP'S WAITER
|
STEWARD
|
SHIP OR SHOP FIGURE
|
STEWARD
|
SPORTING EVENT SUPERVISOR
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
UNION OFFICIAL
|
STEWARD
|
UNION OFFICIAL
|
STEWARDESS
|
FEMALE FLIGHT ATTENDANT
|
STEWS
|
HOT POT AND PEPPERPOT
|
STEWS
|
MULLIGAN AND BEEF
|
STEWS
|
BEEF ENTREES
|
STEWS
|
CROCKPOT CONCOCTIONS
|
STEWS
|
COOKS SLOWLY IN LIQUID
|
STEWS
|
CASSEROLES
|
STEWARD
|
RACE OFFICIAL
|
STEWPAN
|
VESSEL FOR SLOW COOKING
|
STEWPAN
|
BOUILLABAISSE COOKING VESSEL
|
STEW
|
FRET
|
STEW
|
ODDS AND ENDS
|
STEW
|
FUSS
|
STEW
|
HOTPOT
|
STEW
|
PAIN
|
STEW
|
COMMOTION
|
FRENCHSTEWART
|
'3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN' ACTOR
|
STEWART
|
"MAGGIE MAY" SINGER ROD
|
STEW
|
THINK
|
STEW
|
BROOD
|
STEWARD
|
SERVANT
|
STEW
|
TURMOIL
|
STEW
|
SCORCH
|
STEW
|
CANCEL
|
STEW
|
WORRY OBSESSIVELY
|
STEWARD
|
REPRESENTATIVE
|
STEW
|
UPSET
|
STEWING
|
FUMING
|
STEW
|
FUMING
|
STEW
|
DISH
|
STEW
|
FLAP
|
STEW
|
WRATH
|
STEWS
|
SIMMERS
|
STEW
|
"LITTLE OF THIS, LITTLE OF THAT" DISH
|
STEWPOTS
|
GUMBO COOKERS
|
STEWOVER
|
DISCUSS
|
STEW
|
FIGHT
|
STEW
|
FRET AND FUSS
|
STEWED
|
MORE THAN TIPSY
|
STEWED
|
TIPSY
|
STEWED
|
COOKED ON LOW OR HIGH
|
STEWED
|
JUMBLED
|
INASTEW
|
AGITATED
|
STEWING
|
WORRYING
|
STEWARDSHIP
|
WARDEN'S JOINT NEEDS PROTECTION
|
STEW
|
HEAT
|
STEWS
|
PROBLEMS
|
STEW
|
LEFTOVERS RECIPE
|
STEWS
|
COMMOTIONS
|
STEW
|
CONFUSION
|
STEW
|
SWEAT
|
STEW
|
INCONVENIENCE
|
STEW
|
OUTRAGE
|
STEW
|
CHAFE
|
STEW
|
MESS
|
STEWART
|
"LIVING" PERSON?
|
STEW
|
JUMBLE
|
STEWARDESS
|
WOMAN SERVING ON BOARD SHOWING A LOT OF STRENGTH PROTECTING CHARGE ON SHIP
|
STEWARDS
|
THE WAITERS ON A SHIP OR AIRCRAFT
|
STEWARD
|
PASSENGERS' ATTENDANT ON A SHIP, PLANE OR TRAIN
|
STEW
|
FURY
|
TWASTEWARDESSES
|
EMPLOYEES WHO ONCE WENT UP, UP AND AWAY
|
STEWARD
|
CUSTODIAN
|
MEATSTEW
|
POT-AU-FEU, E.G.
|
STEW
|
POT-AU-FEU, E.G.
|
STEWS
|
MAKES TENDER, IN A WAY
|
STEWARD
|
AGENT
|
STEWS
|
DISTURBANCES
|
STEW
|
DANGER
|
STEW
|
FRACAS
|
STEW
|
SIMMERED SUPPER
|
STEWARD
|
ADMINISTRATOR
|
STEW
|
MISHMASH
|
STEW
|
LATHER
|
STEWED
|
BROODED
|
STEW
|
FOOD
|
STEW
|
WORRY
|
STEWS
|
CIOPPINO AND GUMBO
|
STEWS
|
CHAFES
|
STEWABOUT
|
RUMINATE
|
STEWARDS
|
THEIR WORK OFTEN TAKES FLIGHT
|
STEW
|
CASSEROLE
|
STEWARD
|
REPRESENT
|
STEW
|
ENTREE EATEN WITH A SPOON
|
BEEFSTEW
|
ENTREE EATEN WITH A SPOON
|
STEW
|
SLOW-COOKED ENTREE
|
STEW
|
MEAT, POTATO AND VEGETABLE DISH
|
LAMBSTEW
|
MEEK BEASTLY TYPE GOES MYSTERIOUSLY WEST FOR TRADITIONAL DISH
|
STEWING
|
FLIGHTING
|
STEWARD
|
SUPERVISOR
|
STEW
|
BOUILLABAISSE IS ONE
|
STEWED
|
PROBLEMATIC
|
STEWED
|
MADDENED
|
STEW
|
COOK
|
STEWARDS
|
ATTENDANTS
|
STEWARDESSES
|
ATTENDANTS
|
STEW
|
FLIGHT ATTENDANT, BRIEFLY
|
STEWARDLY
|
SPARING
|
STEW
|
PROVOKE
|
STEW
|
MEAT-AND-VEGETABLES DISH
|
STEWS
|
IRISH AND BEEF, FOR TWO
|
STEWINGSTEAK
|
CUT OF BEEF FOR SLOW COOKING
|
STEW
|
SNAG
|
STEW
|
MISERY
|
STEW
|
CONTEMPLATE
|
STEW
|
COOK, USING SOME STEAM AND LITTLE WATER
|
STEW
|
FRET AND FUME
|
STEW
|
MULLIGAN, FOR ONE
|
STEWED
|
TIGHT
|
STEW
|
SLOW-COOKED DISH
|
STEWS
|
SLOW-COOKED COURSES
|
STEWS
|
SIMMERS OR BOILS SLOWLY
|
STEWS
|
BOILS SLOWLY
|
STEWED
|
BOILED SLOWLY
|
STEWS
|
SLOW-COOKED DISHES
|
STEW
|
BURN
|
STEWOVER
|
DELIBERATE
|
STEWARD
|
ATTENDANT TAKES SECOND NOTE TO HOSPITAL ROOM
|
STEWHOTTOHANDLE
|
GOULASH FRESH FROM THE OVEN?
|
STEW
|
"ALL THIS AND RABBIT ___"
|
STEWARD
|
CRUISE SHIP ATTENDANT
|
STEW
|
HEARTY DISH COOKED IN WATER
|
STEWED
|
COOKED IN WATER
|
STEWED
|
HEATED
|
STEW
|
PIQUE
|
STEW
|
HEARTY DINNER THAT'S SERVED IN A BOWL
|
STEW
|
MISCELLANY
|
STEW
|
SEETHE
|
STEW
|
MAIN COURSE THAT MIGHT BE MADE IN A SLOW COOKER
|
STEWS
|
WORRIES
|
STEW
|
HEARTY MEAL
|
STEWARD
|
CARETAKER
|
STEWS
|
HEARTY MEALS
|
STEWS
|
FUMES
|
STEW
|
MIXED BAG
|
STEW
|
BECOME TOO HOT
|
STEW
|
CHAOS
|
STEW
|
SEE 19-ACROSS
|
INASTEW
|
FRENZIED
|
STEWED
|
FUMED
|
STEWS
|
COOKS SLOWLY
|
STEWED
|
COOKED SLOWLY AND CANNED
|
STEWARDESS
|
DRESS WITH SWEAT INAPPROPRIATE FOR WORKING WOMAN
|
STEW
|
COOK WITH SIMMERING HEAT
|
STEWS
|
LABORS
|
STEWED
|
PIE-EYED
|
STEWED
|
HEATABLE
|
STEW
|
THINK THINGS OVER
|
STEWS
|
PAINS
|
STEW
|
COLLECTION
|
STEW
|
HEARTY ONE-POT DISH
|
STEW
|
STRUGGLE
|
STEW
|
HARICOT OR HASENPFEFFER
|
STEWARDS
|
FLIGHT ATTENDANTS
|
STEW
|
EMBARRASSMENT
|
STEWS
|
FRETS
|
STEWED
|
COOKED POT ROAST
|
STEWED
|
NETTLED
|
STEWPOT
|
LARGE COOKING VESSEL
|
STEW
|
ANXIETY
|
STEWARD
|
ONE IN CHARGE OF THE AFFAIRS OF A LARGE ESTATE
|
STEW
|
WORRY THE RETROGRESSIVE NAMBY-PAMBIES
|
STEW
|
THICK SOUP
|
TAKESTEWTOTANGO
|
BRING AN OLIO TO A DANCE?
|
STEWING
|
IN A WORRIED STATE
|
STEW
|
COOK A LITTLE PASTE, WASABI
|
STEWING
|
(OF TEA) BECOMING TOO STRONG AND BITTER
|
STEW
|
COOK SLOWLY IN SIMMERING LIQUID IN SAUCEPAN
|
STEW
|
LONG-COOKING DISH
|
STEWOVER
|
WORRY ABOUT
|
STEW
|
LOSE SLEEP
|
STEWS
|
LOSES SLEEP
|
STEWARDESS
|
ONE SERVING ON BOARD'S RATATOUILLE? DEAR DISHED OUT SECONDS
|
STEWS
|
IS IN A HUFF
|
STEW
|
LADLED-OUT MEAL
|
STEW
|
LADLED MEAL
|
STEW
|
DISH SERVED WITH A BIG SPOON
|
STEW
|
TIZZY
|
STEWED
|
BAKING
|
STEWING
|
BAKING
|
STEW
|
GET INTO A LATHER
|
STEWPANS
|
COOK'S NEEDS
|
STEWART
|
1ST EARL OF BUCHAN, ALSO KNOWN AS THE WOLF OF BADENOCH
|
STEWED
|
PIEBALD
|
STEW
|
HARBOR A BEEF
|
STEW
|
DUMPLINGS GO-WITH
|
STEW
|
JAMBALAYA, E.G.
|
STEW
|
JAMBALAYA, FOR ONE
|
STEWED
|
OVER-INFUSED (TEA)
|
STEW
|
SIMMERING POTFUL
|
INASTEW
|
ANXIOUS
|
STEWARD
|
IN TWO DIFFERENT WAYS, DREAD RETIRED RACE COURSE OFFICIAL
|
STEW
|
TURBULENCE
|
VEALSTEW
|
HEARTY MEAT DISH
|
STEWARD
|
SHIPBOARD FUNCTIONARY
|
STEW
|
SEE 24
|
STEW
|
OLEO
|
STEWED
|
DANGEROUS
|
STEWARD
|
RACE OFFICIAL IN A STATE OF AGITATION ON A ROAD
|
STEWED
|
PAINED
|
STEWED
|
INTOXICATED
|
STEWED
|
KNIGHT'S RIDE
|
STEWING
|
REFLECTING
|
STEWEDPRUNES
|
DRIED-FRUIT PREPARATION
|
STEWED
|
DRUNK
|
STEWARDS
|
THEY WENT DOWN WITH THE TITANIC CARETAKERS
|
STEW
|
ENTREE FOR A CROWD
|
STEWING
|
PARTNERS INVOLVED IN DECEPTION APPEARING ANXIOUS
|
STEWPAN
|
SAUCEPAN
|
STEWART
|
STAR OF A QUARTET OF HITCHCOCK FILMS
|
STEWED
|
PLASTERED
|
WINESTEWARD
|
PORT AUTHORITY?
|
STEW
|
DISH COOKED IN A POT
|
STEW
|
CULINARY POTPOURRI
|
STEW
|
POTPOURRI
|
STEWARTS
|
WEARERS OF THE ROYAL TARTAN
|
STEWARD
|
SET ABOUT MINOR AIRLINE EMPLOYEE
|
STEWED
|
KEPT ONE'S ANGER IN
|
STEW
|
BE TROUBLED
|
STEWARDS
|
USHERS
|
STEW
|
SLOW-COOKED MEAL
|
STEW
|
COOK IN LIQUID
|
STEWED
|
WORKED INTO A LATHER OVER
|
STEWED
|
FRETTED
|
STEW
|
AIRLINE HOST OR HOSTESS
|
STEWARDESS
|
AIRLINE HOST OR HOSTESS
|
AIRLINESTEWARD
|
AIRLINE HOST OR HOSTESS
|
AIRLINESTEWARDESS
|
AIRLINE HOST OR HOSTESS
|
STEWARD
|
AIRLINE HOST OR HOSTESS
|
STEWARDS
|
THOSE WHO MANAGE PROPERTY, ETC FOR SOMEONE ELSE
|
STEWART
|
TWO-TIME U.S. OPEN WINNER
|
STEWS
|
GETS ALL WORKED UP
|
STEWIE
|
"FAMILY GUY" BABY
|
STEWARD
|
OFFICIAL IN CHARGE OF A MATCH OR RACE; A MALE FLIGHT ATTENDANT; OR, A PERSON EMPLOYED TO LOOK AFTER A LARGE HOUSE, FARM OR ESTATE
|
STEW
|
IRISH ___, HOT MEAT DISH
|
STEWER
|
WORRYWART
|
STEWS
|
STAYS AWAKE AT NIGHT, POSSIBLY
|
STEW
|
INDIGNATION
|
STEWARD
|
ATTENDANT
|
STEWARDESS
|
ATTENDANT
|
STEWED
|
WORRIED
|
STEWPOT
|
BOUILLABAISSE COOKER
|
STEW
|
COOK IN A SLOW COOKER
|
STEWS
|
IS VERY HOT-AND BOTHERED
|
STEWS
|
MULLIGAN AND IRISH, E.G.
|
STEW
|
DISH WITH MEAT AND VEGETABLES
|
STEWART
|
ROYAL FAMILY? LET IT STAND WITHOUT CONFLICT
|
STEWART
|
SEE 18
|
STEW
|
IRISH ___
|
STEW
|
COOK BY SIMMERING
|
STEWED
|
PREPARED, AS TOMATOES
|
STEW
|
SLOW-COOKED SOUP DISH
|
STEWARD
|
ESTATE SUPERINTENDENT
|
STEW
|
CASSEROLE DISH
|
STEWEDPRUNES
|
FRUIT JUICE ALTERNATIVE
|
STEW
|
ALL-IN-ONE MEAL
|
STEWS
|
ALL-IN-ONE MEALS
|
STEWING
|
READY TO EXPLODE
|
STEW
|
GUMBO
|
STEW
|
POT CONTENTS, PERHAPS
|
STEW
|
BURGOO OR HASENPFEFFER
|
INASTEW
|
DISTRESSED
|
MARTHASTEWARD
|
LIFE-STYLE EXPERT WHO'S A PERFECT HOUSEKEEPER?
|
BEEFSTEW
|
HEARTY COMFORT FOOD
|
STEW
|
SWELTER
|
STEW
|
IRISH OR BEEF
|
STEW
|
SEE 14
|
STEW
|
REALLY WORRY
|
STEW
|
BOXCAR RIDER'S FARE?
|
STEW
|
BE TROUBLED WHEN SENDING BACK HALF THE WETSUITS
|
STEW
|
CHICKEN DISH, SAY
|
STEWS
|
FLIGHT ATTENDANTS, WAY BACK WHEN
|
STEWS
|
IS THE WORRYWART
|
STEW
|
DISH FOR A WORRYWART?
|
STEWEDTOMATOES
|
WHAT SWISS STEAK MAY BE BRAISED IN
|
STEW
|
MUTTON ___
|
STEW
|
FINE KETTLE OF FISH
|
STEWED
|
BLOTTO
|
STEWEDTOMATOES
|
CHILI INGREDIENT
|
STEW
|
BE IN A LATHER
|
STEWSIDESTORY
|
DIGRESSION IN THE TALE OF A ONE-POT MEAL?
|
WASTEWATER
|
MANUFACTURING PLANT EXPULSION
|
STEW
|
HEARTY MEAL SOMETIMES MADE OVER A CAMPFIRE
|
STEW
|
CHILI VERDE, FOR EXAMPLE
|
STEW
|
STATE OF MENTAL AGITATION (INFORMAL)
|
STEW
|
SOURCE OF OYSTERS FOR SLOWLY COOKED DISH
|
STEWOVER
|
MULL
|
STEW
|
MULL
|
TONYSTEWART
|
AWARD-WINNING RACE CAR DRIVER?
|
ASTEW
|
"...THERE THEY COOKED ___"
|
STEWS
|
ONE-POT MEALS
|
STEW
|
A WARM AND HEARTY DISH OF MEAT AND VEGETABLES, LIKE THE ROVERS" HOTPOT IN CORRIE
|
STEWS
|
CIOPPINO AND GOULASH, E.G.
|
GETINTOASTEW
|
ENJOY SOME GOULASH?
|
STEW
|
GOULASH
|
STEW
|
GOULASH OR MULLIGAN
|
STEWPOTS
|
GOULASH CONTAINERS
|
STEWART
|
"THE DAILY SHOW" HOST
|
STEWART
|
ROD OF ROCK
|
STEWS
|
BROODS
|
STEWS
|
BAKES
|
STEWS
|
DOES A SLOW BURN
|
STEW
|
A HOLE, FIX, WETS GET INTO
|
STEW
|
CASSEROLE-LIKE DISH
|
STEWLATE
|
STAY UP ALL NIGHT WORRYING?
|
STEW
|
OLIO
|
STEWS
|
HEARTY MEALS OFTEN MADE IN A SLOW COOKER
|
STEWS
|
COOKS BY SIMMERING
|
STEWARD
|
SHIP'S WAITER HAS A WAY WITH OLLA PODRIDA, PERHAPS
|
STEW
|
CAMPOUT MEAL
|
STEWARTS
|
HIGHLAND SCOTTISH CLAN
|
STEWS
|
FUSSES
|
STEWART
|
SCOTTISH CLAN WITH THE SKILLS TO PRODUCE GREAT GUMBO?
|
STEWOVER
|
FRET ABOUT
|
STEWON
|
FRET ABOUT
|
STEWS
|
OYSTER ET AL.
|
INASTEW
|
VERY AGITATED
|
STEWABOUTIT
|
AGONIZE OVER THE ISSUE
|
STEWS
|
HEARTY SOUPS
|
STEWS
|
HEARTY DISHES
|
STEW
|
CONCOCTION FROM A SLOW COOKER
|
STEWS
|
SULKS
|
STEWARDS
|
THEY WAIT AT SEA
|
IRISHSTEW
|
MUTTON DISH
|
IRISH STEW
|
MUTTON DISH
|
STEW
|
DO SOME AGONIZING
|
STEW
|
IN A MOOD FOR BOUILLABAISSE
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STEWPANS
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TWO-HANDLED COOKING VESSELS
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STEW
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AGITATION
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STEWS
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BITES ONE'S NAILS
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SHOPSTEWARD
|
WORKPLACE REPRESENTATIVE OF UNIONISED EMPLOYEES
|
STEWART
|
FOUND DIRECTIONS INSIDE SCOTTISH HOUSE
|
STEWED
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COOKED (PRUNES?)
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STEWARD
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OFFICIAL
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STEWART
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JAMES OR ROD
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STEW
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CABIN ATTENDANT, ONCE
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STEW
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HASENPFEFFER IS ONE 16 IN A GALLON
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STEW
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USE NEEDLE AND THREAD TO COVER THE SMALL HOLE
|
STEWARD
|
CRUISE WORKER
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STEWARD
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SHIP ATTENDANT
|
STEWARD
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SHOP ..., UNION OFFICIAL
|
STEWARD
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RACETRACK OFFICIAL
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STEWARDESS
|
SHE WEARS A UNIFORM: IT'S A TERRIBLE WASTE GETTING A NEW DRESS
|
STEWART
|
JACKIE --, SCOTTISH RACING DRIVER AND WORLD CHAMPION WHO ALSO EXCELLED AT CLAY-PIGEON SHOOTING
|
STEWS
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COOKS IN A CROCK-POT
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STEWARDS
|
COOKS MUST CROSS A ROAD FOR HIGH-FLYING WORKERS
|
STEWART
|
US ACTING LEGEND: JIMMY ___
|
STEW
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ACT THE WORRYWART
|
STEWARD
|
HE'S IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS AT SCRAPE ON MAIN ROAD
|
STEWART
|
HE IS, IN THE TEST, RESOLVED TO PUT UP A BATTLE
|
STEWEDPEARS
|
COOKED FRUIT DESSERT ... AND A CRYPTIC HINT TO THE START OF 17-, 31- AND 38-ACROSS
|
STEWARDS
|
KEEPERS
|
INASTEW
|
FRETTING
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STEWEDABAKER
|
GOT A BREAD-MAKER DRUNK?
|
STEW
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A FISH TANK
|
STEWS
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DITHERS
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STEWARDS
|
BUTLERS
|
STEW
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SLUMGULLION OR MULLIGAN
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STEWS
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REFLECTS
|
STEW
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COLD WEATHER MEAL
|
STEWLATEBABY
|
"START THE BOUILLABAISSE AT MIDNIGHT, HONEY"?
|
STEW
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BOUILLABAISSE OR BURGOO
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STEW
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BOUILLABAISSE, E.G.
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STEW
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BOUILLABAISSE
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STEWS
|
BOUILLABAISSE AND HASENPFEFFER, FOR TWO
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STEWS
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STAYS AWAKE NIGHTS, MAYBE
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STEWS
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GOULASH AND GUMBO
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STEW
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GUMBO, SAY
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STEW
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MEAL OFTEN EATEN AT CAMPSITES
|
STEW
|
SLOW-COOKER PREPARATION
|
STEWED
|
LIQUORED UP
|
STEWED
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LIT
|
STEW
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DISH THAT SIMMERS
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STEWS
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SUFFERS FROM THE HEAT
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STEWED
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POTTED
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STEWARDSHIPS
|
DISPENSATIONS
|
IANSTEWART
|
WHO, A NOTED CENTRE PLAYER, WON TWO BROWNLOW MEDALS PLAYING FOR ST KILDA AND ONE BROWNLOW PLAYING FO
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STEW
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HEARTY BOWLFUL
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BEEFSTEW
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HEARTY BOWLFUL
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INASTEW
|
APT TITLE FOR THIS PUZZLE
|
STEW
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BURGOO, E.G.
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STEW
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TRAFFIC "ROCK AND ROLL ___"
|
STEWARD
|
WINE LIST PRESENTER
|
STEWARDS
|
WINE LIST PRESENTERS
|
STEWS
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SWELTERS
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THESTEWARD
|
"A BISHOP MUST BE BLAMELESS, AS ___ OF GOD"
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STEWART
|
KNOCK ON WOOD SINGER, AMII ...
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IRISHSTEW
|
THOSE LIVING IN GALWAY WEST ORDER WHAT'S ON OFFER IN DUBLIN RESTAURANT
|
STEW
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MEAT + POTATOES DISH
|
STEWIE
|
"FAMILY GUY" INFANT
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VEALSTEW
|
OSSO BUCO-LIKE DISH
|
STEWIE
|
"FAMILY GUY" PRODIGY
|
STEWART
|
CAPTAIN JEAN-LUC PICARD IN STAR TREK, PATRICK ...
|
STEW
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GOULASH, FOR EXAMPLE
|
STEWARDS
|
MANAGES
|
STEWED
|
BLASTED
|
STEW
|
IT HAS SOME TASTE, WHOLESOMENESS, ETC.
|
STEWED
|
CARRYING WEIGHT, HORSE WAS IN AGITATED STATE
|
STEWARD
|
RACE OFFICIAL IN AGITATED STATE ON A ROAD
|
ASTEW
|
IN ?
|
STEW
|
MEAT AND POTATOES DISH
|
STEWS
|
MESSES
|
STEW
|
FEEBLE TYPES RETURN IN A STATE OF AGITATION
|
STEWED
|
TIPSY, AND THEN SOME
|
STEWS
|
SEETHES
|
STEWART
|
SEE 22 ACROSS
|
STEW
|
A POTPOURRI IN THE WEST
|
IRISHSTEW
|
DISH OF MUTTON, POTATOES AND ONIONS
|
STEWED
|
COOKED ON A LOW SIMMER
|
STEWARDS
|
ATTENDANTS - WE DART ABOUT IN SHIP
|
STEW
|
WE ARE BACK ON THE ROAD TO WORRY
|
STEW
|
HEARTIER VERSION OF 30 DOWN
|
STEWIE
|
BRIAN'S PAL ON "FAMILY GUY"
|
STEWARD
|
THE OFFICE OF THE WAITER ON THE VESSEL
|
STEWS
|
SUFFERS IN HEAT AND HUMIDITY
|
STEW
|
COOK WITH LIQUID BY LONG SIMMERING IN A CLOSED POT
|
OFSTEW
|
WORDS SEEN ON MENUS AFTER "BOWL" OR "CUP"
|
TWATSTEWART
|
"DO YA THINK I'M SEXY?" SINGER AFTER A SEX CHANGE?
|
STEW
|
GREEN DAY'S "BRAIN ___"
|
STEW
|
ONE-DISH MEAL
|
STEWART
|
LATE GOLF CHAMPION PAYNE
|
STEW
|
SLOW-COOK
|
STEWART
|
AS THE WORLD TURNS'S DAN
|
STEW
|
RAGOUT
|
MEATSTEW
|
ENTREE IN A BOWL WITH BEEF OR LAMB, SAY
|
STEWART
|
JUSTICE SUCCEEDED BY O'CONNOR
|
STEWS
|
FLIGHT ATTENDANTS, FOR SHORT
|
STEW
|
MEAT AND VEGETABLE DISH
|
MULLIGANSTEW
|
MEAT AND VEGETABLE DISH
|
STEWS
|
MEAT-AND-VEGETABLE DISHES
|
STEWARD
|
ATTENDANT ON PLANE OR SHIP
|
STEWARDESS
|
FEMALE WORKER ON A PLANE OR SHIP
|
STEWPAN
|
KITCHENWARE ITEM
|
STEW
|
STATE OF UNEASINESS
|
STEWARD
|
WAITER
|
STEW
|
STITCH AROUND CASUAL SHIRT AND FRET ABOUT IT
|
STEWARDESS
|
ATTENDANT IN ANXIOUS STATE WITH A GARMENT TWISTED AT THE FRONT
|
STEWPOTS
|
LARGE SAUCEPANS WITH LIDS FOR SLOW COOKING OF MEAT
|
GOSTEWYOUNGMAN
|
GREELEY'S ADVICE TO A GRUMPY TEEN?
|
STEWARDS
|
THOSE OFFICIATING CARE FOR PARKING IN STAGES
|
STEWS
|
ARGUMENTS
|
STEW
|
MEAT AND VEG DISH
|
STEW
|
COOK BY LONG SLOW SIMMERING
|
STEWART
|
JAMES OR MARTHA
|
STEW
|
HEARTY MEAL YOU CAN MAKE IN A SLOW COOKER
|
STEWS
|
MULLIGAN AND OTHERS
|
RABBITSTEW
|
HASENPFEFFER, E.G.
|
STEW
|
HASENPFEFFER, E.G.
|
STEW
|
GOULASH OR GUMBO
|
STEW
|
RAGOUT OR BURGOO
|
STEW
|
COOKED MEAT DISH
|
STEW
|
COOK BY SLOW BOILING
|
STEWARD
|
COOK ONE WAY, A LIMITED WAY, AS CATERER
|
STEWARD
|
ONE WHO LOOKS AFTER PASSENGERS ON A SHIP
|
STEW
|
SOUP'S THICKER RELATIVE
|
STEW
|
HEARTY SOUP
|
STEW
|
MEATY, SIMPLE DISH EATEN WITH A SPOON
|
STEWARDS
|
MANAGERS
|
STEW
|
BE MAD ALONE
|
STEW
|
OYSTER ENTREE
|
STEWART
|
STAR TREK ACTOR, PATRICK ...
|
STEWINDIES
|
FILM FESTIVAL MOVIES BASED ON "RATATOUILLE"?
|
RABATSTEW
|
MOROCCAN HEARTY MEAL?
|
STEW
|
HEARTY MEAL IN A BOWL
|
MULLIGANSTEW
|
JAZZMAN GERRY'S DINNER?
|
STEW
|
CHILE CON CARNE, FOR INSTANCE
|
STEW
|
CROCKPOT CONTENTS
|
STEW
|
GENERAL WORD FOR A CASSEROLE, CASSOULET OR LANCASHIRE HOTPOT
|
STEWARDS
|
VARIOUS STARS WED BY OFFICIALS
|
STEWARD
|
CARETAKER TAKES NOTE INTO SMALL ROOM WITH PATIENTS
|
STEWARD
|
ADMINISTRATOR - WAITER
|
ASTEW
|
"HASTE MAKES ___"
|
STEW
|
DISH OF BOILED MEAT AND VEGETABLES
|
STEW
|
FRET OVER
|
STEWEDPRUNES
|
BREAKFAST DISH FOR REGULAR FOLKS?
|
STEWART
|
WE RETURN AND BEGIN OUTSIDE WITH SCOTTISH SINGER
|
STEWED
|
WAY ANIMAL DIED - CASSEROLED!
|
RSTEW
|
HASENPFEFFER
|
STEWS
|
HASENPFEFFER AND RATATOUILLE
|
STEWPOT
|
HASENPFEFFER-MAKER'S NEED
|
STEWARD
|
CREW MEMBER FLYING WESTWARD MISSING WIFE
|
WINESTEWARD
|
RHINESTONE RING WEARER?
|
STEWS
|
GOULASHES, E.G.
|
STEWPOTS
|
PREVENT SPLASHES GOING OVER WHERE GOULASHES ARE COOKED
|
STEW
|
WORRY COOK
|
STEW
|
STATE OF GREAT ANXIETY FOR COOK
|
STEWART
|
JAMES -; ACTOR IN HITCHCOCK'S FILMS REAR WINDOW AND VERTIGO
|
STEWART
|
'REAR WINDOW' STAR
|
STEWART
|
"HOT LEGS" MAN
|
STEW
|
TO A POINT, IT HAS A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF TASTE
|
STEWART
|
ACTOR PATRICK OR HOME ECONOMIST MARTHA
|
STEWARD
|
ATTENDANT SET OUT ROOM WITH BEDS
|
STEWBUMS
|
BOOZEHOUNDS
|
STEWART
|
SYLVESTER ___, A.K.A. SLY STONE, BORN MARCH 15
|
STEWPAN
|
IT'S HANDLED IN THE KITCHEN
|
STEWARDESS
|
CABIN GIRL SET OUT ON MINOR EASTERN SHIP
|
STEW
|
ONE-POT DINNER
|
STEW
|
LADLED FARE
|
STEWARDS
|
RACE OFFICIALS
|
STEWED
|
WAS DEEPLY AGITATED
|
ASTEW
|
AGITATED, AFTER "IN"
|
STEWS
|
HOTPOTS
|
STEWED
|
STINKO
|
STEWED
|
SIMMERED SLOWLY
|
STEWS
|
SIMMERS SLOWLY
|
STEW
|
SIMMER
|
STEWS
|
CROCKPOT MEALS
|
STEW
|
CROCKPOT CREATION
|
STEWPAN
|
SLOW COOKER
|
STEWED
|
SLOW-COOKED
|
ASTEWSIR
|
APT ANAGRAM OF WAITRESS?
|
MEATSTEW
|
GOULASH, E.G.
|
STEW
|
GOULASH, E.G.
|
MEATSTEW
|
SLUMGULLION OR HASENPFEFFER
|
STEW
|
SLUMGULLION OR HASENPFEFFER
|
BRIEFSTEW
|
SHORT-LIVED AGITATION?
|
STEW
|
DISH THAT CAN COOK FOR HOURS
|
STEW
|
COOKED FOOD BY SIMMERING SLOWLY
|
STEWS
|
SLUMGULLION AND PEPPER POT
|
STEWPOT
|
SLUMGULLION CONTAINER
|
STEW
|
SLUMGULLION, E.G.
|
STEW
|
DISH MADE OF MEAT AND VEGETABLES WHICH RHYMES WITH STU
|
STEW
|
MEAT-AND- POTATOES DISH
|
THEWILDWILDSTEW
|
VERY BIZARRE MEAT AND POTATOES DISH?
|
STEW
|
BE UNSETTLED
|
STEWED
|
COOKED IN HOT WATER
|
STEW
|
MEAT AND POTATOES
|
STEWS
|
RAGOUT AND GOULASH
|
STEWARDSHIP
|
CARE WHAT SPIDER'S WEAVING
|
STEWS
|
COOKS IN HOUSE OF ILL REPUTE
|
STEWARD
|
FLIGHT ATTENDANT IN TRICKY SITUATION, VERY TRICKY AFTER TAKING OFF INITIALLY
|
STEWED
|
SIMMERED
|
STEWPAN
|
BOILING POT
|
STEW
|
COOK A KIND OF BEEF BONE IN VARIOUS WAYS
|
STEW
|
TO BE OPPRESSED BY THE HUMIDITY NOW THE RAINY SEASON'S COMING UP
|
STEW
|
HASENPFEFFER OR BURGOO
|
STEWARDSHIP
|
MANAGEMENT OR CARE
|
STEW
|
BENT-OUT-OF-SHAPE SHAPE
|
STEW
|
STATE OF VEXATION OR WORRY
|
STEWED
|
COOKED CONCOCTION OF WEEDS CONTAINING A LITTLE TEA
|
STEW
|
HOT POT OR PEPPER POT
|
STEW
|
BEEF OR LAMB DISH
|
STEW
|
PACK IT IN WITH SULPHUR AND FIBRES OF FLAX
|
STEW
|
GOULASH, FOR ONE
|
STEWARD
|
WHEN THE WATERS BREAK OVER THE TOP OF THE DECK, YOU"LL NEED HIM!
|
INASTEW
|
FRETFUL
|
STEW
|
MEAL PREPARED IN A CROCK-POT
|
OYSTERSTEWS
|
FISH HOUSE ENTREES
|
STEW
|
ANGRINESS
|
MESSSTEWARD
|
MILITARY MEAL MANAGER
|
STEW
|
STATE OF VEXATION
|
STEW
|
MISHMASH DISH
|
STEW
|
"SOME OF THIS, SOME OF THAT" DISH
|
STEWS
|
HEARTY ENTREES
|
STEW
|
GET INTO A HUFF
|
STEWS
|
SLOW-COOKER MEALS
|
STEW
|
DISH OF VEGETABLES AND MEAT COOKING BY BOILING SLOWLY
|
JONSTEWART
|
COMEDY CENTRAL SATIRIST
|
STEW
|
FRETFUL THING TO BE IN
|
STEW
|
BAKE
|
STEW
|
MEAL OFTEN MADE IN A SLOW COOKER
|
STEW
|
MEATY DISH
|
STEWARD
|
PORT AUTHORITY
|
STEWED
|
BRAISED, SIMMERED
|
STEWARD
|
SET OUT TO FIGHT WITH DUTCH FLIGHT ATTENDANT
|
STEWARD
|
FLIGHT ATTENDANT
|
AIRLINESTEWARD
|
FLIGHT ATTENDANT
|
AIRLINESTEWARDESS
|
FLIGHT ATTENDANT
|
STEW
|
LOCAL IN A PANIC IN WILD WEST
|
STEWARDS
|
CARNIVAL WORKERS?
|
STEWARD
|
SET OUT THE HOSPITAL DIVISION FOR ONE TO CONTROL AFFAIRS
|
STEWARDS
|
CLUB EMPLOYERS SET UP HOSPITAL DIVISIONS
|
STEWARD
|
OFFICIAL AREA WITH COUNCILLORS IN SUPPORT OF STATE? NO THANKS
|
STEW
|
COOK AT A SLOW BOIL
|
STEWARDS
|
CUSTODIANS
|
STEWARD
|
OFFICIAL REVEALING HOLE BY A ROAD
|
STEW
|
WORRY, WORRY, WORRY
|
STEWARDSHIP
|
JOB FOR RESIGNED MP CAUSING WORRY AND 'ORRIBLE SUFFERING
|
STEW
|
A MEAT DISH MAKING ONE FRET
|
STEWARDS
|
CARETAKERS COOK A RADISH ODDLY
|
STEWARD
|
IN TWO WAYS, FEAR RETURNING TO SEE BAILIFF
|
STEW
|
BOEUF BOURGUIGNON, ESSENTIALLY
|
STEWS
|
GOULASH & BEEF BOURGUIGNON
|
STEWARDS
|
LINER EMPLOYEES
|
STEW
|
CROCK-POT CONTENTS
|
STEW
|
COOK, AS PRUNES FOR BREAKFAST
|
STEWS
|
NURSES OLD GRUDGES, SAY
|
STEWING
|
TIME TO GET STUCK INTO A BIT OF DRESSMAKING OR COOKING?
|
STEWED
|
WRATHFUL
|
STEW
|
SINGLE-DISH MEAL
|
STEWARD
|
AN OFFICIAL APPOINTED TO KEEP ORDER OR SUPERVISE OR MANAGE ANOTHER'S PROPERTY
|
STEWER
|
JAN, A GOOD MAN WITH A LARGE JUG
|
STEWARDS
|
CREW MEMBERS KEEP LOUT OUT OF FIGHT ON BOARD
|
STEW
|
INTERNALIZE ONE'S ANGER
|
STEW
|
SWEAT BULLETS
|
STEW
|
COOK BY SLOW SIMMERING IN A CLOSED POT WITH LIQUID / SUFFER PROLONGED EMBARRASSMENT / ANXIETY
|
STEW
|
DISH OF MEAT AND VEGETABLES COOKED IN WATER OR STOCK
|
STEWED
|
COOKED SLOWLY IN LIQUID
|
STEW
|
STOVE-TOP CREATION
|
STEWS
|
HEARTY STOVE-TOP DISHES
|
STEWARD
|
ONE IS OFTEN AT SEA, SERVING ON BOARD
|
STEWED
|
COOKED IN HEAT
|
STEW
|
BOILED REPAST
|
STEW
|
DISH COOKED SLOWLY
|
STEW
|
MEAL OF BOILED MEAT
|
STEW
|
Angler's soup
|
STEWS
|
Frets and fumes
|
STEWS
|
Has no outlet for one's anger
|
STEW
|
TAGINE OR JAMBALAYA
|
STEW
|
BRAISE
|
STEWED
|
Acted huffily
|
STEWED
|
SLOWLY BOILED LIKE SOME FRUIT OR MEAT
|
STEW
|
Chili verde, e.g.
|
STEW
|
MEAT-AND-POTATOES DISH
|
STEW
|
Meat and veggie dish
|
STEWARD
|
Robert the ___, a joint regent during David II's periods of exile from Scotland, and from 1371, king in his own right
|
STEWART
|
NOAH'S PREDECESSOR
|
STEW
|
FUME
|
STEWIE
|
BRIAN GRIFFIN'S BEST BUD
|
STEWARDS
|
Race officials creating worry on a road first thing on Saturday
|
STEW
|
ONE-POT BEEF DISH
|
STEW
|
Convenient meal
|
STEWARDS
|
Ship's officers tie alien up as stowaway would be?
|
STEW
|
Meat-and-potatoes concoction
|
STEWS
|
Meat-and-potatoes meals
|
STEW
|
Soup kitchen serving
|
STEW
|
Food offered by club caterers cut by half
|
STEW
|
SOUP ALTERNATIVE
|
STEW
|
MEAT-AND-VEGGIES DISH
|
STEWED
|
Cooked, as a compote
|
STEW
|
STEREOTYPICAL HOBO FARE
|
STEWART
|
Knighted rock star or sci-fi star
|
STEW
|
Meal in a pot
|
STEW
|
Nurse a snub
|
STEWARD
|
We get involved in darts, mixing it with race official
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooked meat with veggies
|
STEW
|
A dish of meat, fish or other food, cooked by long, slow simmering
|
STEW
|
RATATOUILLE, E.G.
|
STEW
|
HEARTY DISH
|
MEATSTEW
|
HEARTY DISH
|
STEWARD
|
SUPERINTENDENT
|
STEW
|
Dish that sticks to your ribs
|
PASTEWAX
|
Wood floor protectant
|
STEW
|
Chunky soup
|
STEWS
|
Dutch oven dishes
|
STEWART
|
Patrick who played Picard
|
STEW
|
Be hot and bothered
|
STEW
|
Curry, e.g.
|
STEW
|
Burgoo or cioppino
|
STEWART
|
Man presenting food dish with skill
|
STEW
|
Pack top of ship with fibres of flax
|
STEWARDS
|
Restaurant employees
|
STEWARDESS
|
Flight attendant and cook with meat from larder and vessel
|
STEWS
|
Potboilers
|
STEWS
|
Prepares prunes
|
STEWING
|
Preparing prunes
|
STEWART
|
Originator of the romantic thriller genre whose novels include Madam, Will You Talk?, Airs Above the Ground, Thornyhold and Rose Cottage
|
STEWARDS
|
They serve on board ship
|
STEWARD
|
Person in charge of the affairs of an estate
|
STEWED
|
Well done by a horse and West!
|
STEWARD
|
PLANE ATTENDANT
|
STEW
|
Cook by long simmering with liquid, in a closed pot
|
STEWS
|
Agitated states
|
STEWARDS
|
Kitchen staff cook a roast, doing stuffing to begin with
|
STEWING
|
Brooding darkly, ... over the incident
|
STEW
|
A dish such as a casserole or a daube; or, an artificial oyster bed
|
STEW
|
It may provide fish for a casserole
|
STEW
|
Get anxious making dinner
|
STEW
|
Just sit there being mad
|
STEWPOTS
|
BIG COOKING VESSELS
|
STEW
|
ONE-POT MEAL
|
RODSTEWART
|
1994 ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME INDUCTEE
|
STEW
|
Think obsessively
|
KSTEW
|
Fans of ' Twilight' movies know Bella's portrayer by what nickname?
|
STEWARD
|
Ship/aircraft worker
|
STEWS
|
Dishes in bowls
|
STEW
|
Agitated state of boy giving up art?
|
STEW
|
Dish that may be ladled
|
STEWART
|
*Homemaker extraordinaire
|
STEW
|
56 Reptile with a spiny back
|
STEW
|
GOULASH, FOR INSTANCE
|
STEW
|
Beef ___
|
STEWARD
|
Set to order turning to attract waiter
|
STEW
|
CIOPPINO, FOR ONE
|
STEW
|
Dish with a little of this and a little of that
|
STEWARDS
|
ADMINISTRATORS
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STEWARDESS
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Female attendant in troubled state, having a garment twisted at the front
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STEWARD
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See 9 Ac Union official in store?
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STEW
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Flight attendant, slangily
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STEWARD
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In-flight attendant
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STEW
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Meal eaten with a spoon
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STEWED
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Horse bearing wife is bathed in sweat
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STEW
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COOKED DISH
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STEWARD
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AIRLINE CABIN WORKER
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STEW
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Dish with many recipes
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STEW
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ONE-POT ENTREE
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STEWARD
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OVERSEER
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STEW
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Olla podrida
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BEEFSTEW
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Crockpot concoction
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STEW
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Crockpot concoction
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STEW
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"Irish" dish
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STEW
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Meat/vegetable dish
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PATRICKSTEWING
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Ireland's patron saint in a tizzy?
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STEWARD
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We sat about on road for event supervisor
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STEWS
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Lobscouse and haricot
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STEW
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BOTTLE ONE'S ANGER
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STEWED
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Ed returned to the West and sweltered
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STEWS
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Is anguished over a decision
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STEWARD
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Shipboard waiter
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STEWED
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Flightless
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STEWARDS
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Attendants in St Edward's ignore first duke
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HOUSESTEWARD
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DOMESTIC MANAGER EMPLOYS WEAKLING TO TAKE A TURN IN STORE
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STEWART
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Scottish motor-racing great who won his first Grand Prix in Italy in 1965, Jackie ...
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STEW
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SNIT
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STEWARD
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TRUSTEE
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STEW
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DWELL ON ANGER
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STEWARDESSES
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Airlines
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STEWS
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Airlines
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STEWARDS
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Airlines
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STEWARD
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An attendant on an airplane.
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STEWS
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Cabin attendants, slangily
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STEW
|
Take a Turkish bath in a fish-pond!
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STEWPOTS
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COVERED COOKERS
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STEWARDESS
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DREW with hidden ASSETS, in the air
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STEWARTS
|
Former Justice Potter et al.
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STEW
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Gumbo, for example
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STEWARD
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One of the crew pulls up to take note on boar
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STEWED
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Got madder and madder but didn't say anything
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STEWING
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COOKING FOOD BY LONG SLOW SIMMERING
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STEWARTCOPELAND
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Drummer in the Police
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STEW
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Mulligan or muddle
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STEW
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CROCK-POT DISH
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STEWART
|
Starred as Bella Swan in The Twilight Saga film series, Kristen -------
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STEWARD
|
Where Drew's at waiting on ships' passengers!
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STEWARD
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ONE WE GET TO RETURN IN DIFFERENT WAYS: AN ATTENDANT
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STEW
|
Dish the moderates served up
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STEWPAN
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NEW TAPS FITTED AS KITCHEN EQUIPMENT
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IRISHSTEW
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SAINT FEEDING CUT FLOWER BEFORE PROVIDING FOOD
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STEWART
|
Roo __, lives in Summer Bay with her dad Alf
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STEWED
|
Was long embarrassed, being drunk
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STEW
|
Dampens rising agitation
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STEW
|
Ort entree
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooked meat or vegetable dish
|
STEWARD
|
UNION REP SET OUT CHARGE
|
STEWARD
|
GOOD PERSON GIVEN PRIZE, NOT THE FIRST EMPLOYEE OF CLUB?
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STEW
|
Rage inwardly
|
STEWARDS
|
They look after passengers on aircraft or ship
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STEWED
|
Without source of water, horse got very hot
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STEWART
|
Dave ___, musician and songwriter who was one half of The Eurythmics
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STEWART
|
Jon,Jon, 15 year host of "The Daily Show"
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STEW
|
BURGOO, FOR ONE
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IRISHSTEW
|
LOCALS IN A PANIC, AS THIS MIGHT BE SOMETHING WE'VE BEEN SWALLOWING FOR YEARS
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STEWS
|
They may cook for hours
|
STEW
|
'Tain't three
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STEWARD
|
ADMINISTRATOR, MANAGER, OR WAITER
|
STEW
|
One way to cook tough meat
|
STEW
|
Traffic jam "Rock & Roll ___, Pt. 1"
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STEWING
|
COOKING AND NEEDLEWORK? ENGAGE SERVANT ULTIMATELY
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STEWED
|
It"s cooked and drunk
|
STEW
|
In a ___; upset
|
STEW
|
Artificial oyster bed, or a state of agitation
|
STEWARD
|
James -; film actor who starred in It's a Wonderful World and The Philadelphia Story
|
STEW
|
MTV's "Sunday ___"
|
STEWARD
|
Waiter on a ship
|
STEW
|
STIRRED DINNER
|
STEWS
|
Pichelsteiner, pozole and pot-au-feu
|
STEW
|
STEREOTYPICAL 25-DOWN FARE
|
STEW
|
Dish in a tureen
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooked dish we spill on street
|
STEW
|
CROCK-POT MEAL
|
STEWARD
|
Official set off to part of hospital
|
STEWARD
|
A person employed to manage another's property
|
STEW
|
Darn turnip head found in casserole
|
STEWPANS
|
Game drips set up? It's pots!
|
STEWS
|
The West's the place for tasty dishes!
|
STEWS
|
Dishes thicker than soup
|
STEWARD
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WINE SERVER
|
STEWART
|
We came back in the beginning, playing Mr Smith on film
|
STEW
|
SLOW COOKER MEAL
|
STEWS
|
BEEF AND IRISH
|
STEWART
|
Who played George Bailey, chief protagonist of It"s A Wonderful Life?
|
STEWARD
|
WED STAR (ANAG)
|
STEW
|
Entree served in a bowl
|
STEW
|
Irish or beef ____
|
STEW
|
Astrologer to Elizabeth I
|
STEW
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BURGOO OR RAGOUT
|
STEWART
|
Eisenhower appointee to the Supreme Court
|
STEW
|
Oyster ___
|
STEW
|
DISH GONE WEST
|
STEW
|
Be in a dither
|
STEW
|
Chili con carne, essentially
|
INASTEW
|
Het up
|
STEWS
|
They may cook for a while
|
STEW
|
Cook for a long time
|
STEW
|
Tight spot, trouble initially appearing in three directions
|
STEW
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Cook by long simmering
|
STEWS
|
Dishes cooked by long simmering
|
STEWARDS
|
They manage the wines
|
STEW
|
What kind of dish is Scouse?
|
STEWARDESSES
|
One of the only 12 letter words that typists can produce with just the left hand on a standard keybo
|
STEW
|
Anxious state of feeble people after retirement
|
STEWS
|
Simmers when suffers in uneasy positions
|
STEWARDESS
|
HIGH-FLYING ATTENDANT
|
STEWART
|
Entertainment maven Martha
|
STEW
|
Out West, a cowboy's four-square nourishment
|
STEW
|
LOSE SLEEP OVER SOMETHING
|
STEWARD
|
Attendant in a mess
|
STEWS
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Gets stressed
|
SHOPSTEWARD
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LABOR-MANAGEMENT GO-BETWEEN
|
STEW
|
Agonise for a while over a dish
|
STEW
|
MULLIGAN ___
|
STEWS
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HASENPFEFFER AND HOT POT
|
STEW
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HOBO CONCOCTION
|
STEWARDS
|
OFFICIALS IN GROUPS PROCEED TO RETURN
|
STEWPOTS
|
GALLEY SUPPLY
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooked meal in a pot
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooked dish of meat and vegetables
|
STEWS
|
Slow- cooked dishes
|
STEWS
|
Some slow-cooked meals
|
STEW
|
To simmer or boil slowly
|
STEW
|
All-in-one dinner
|
STEW
|
A meat and vegetable dish in which fish will be found
|
STEWS
|
Cooks by slowly boiling
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
WORKERS' REPRESENTATIVE
|
STEWARDESS
|
TERRIBLE WASTE; A FREE DRESS AND SHE WEARS UNIFORM
|
STEWARD
|
Passengers' attendant on a ship, aircraft or train
|
STEWARD
|
ATTENDANT IN A MESS (THAT'S OFFICIAL, OF COURSE)
|
STEWS
|
Dishes cooked in south-west
|
STEWART
|
Cookbook author Martha
|
STEWS
|
Is quite uneasy
|
STEWARD
|
WAITER AND COOK TO JOIN FIRM, MISSING HOTEL OPENING
|
WINESTEWARD
|
SOMMELIER
|
STEWARD
|
SOMMELIER
|
STEWARD
|
One who looks after passengers
|
STEWARD
|
UNION REPRESENTATIVE
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
UNION REPRESENTATIVE
|
STEW
|
51-DOWN IN HOT WATER?
|
STEWARDSHIP
|
Management of troublesome situation, adversity with leader absent
|
STEW
|
Be in a snit
|
STEW
|
BEEF OR MULLIGAN
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STEWPANS
|
CASSOULET COOKERS
|
STEWART
|
Scottish royal house
|
STEWARDSHIP
|
Management of somebody else's property
|
STEW
|
DO A SLOW BOIL
|
STEW
|
SLOW-COOKER MEAL
|
STEWS
|
Awaits a verdict, perhaps
|
STEW
|
State of agitation as weak people got backing
|
STEW
|
Food cooked slowly in liquid
|
STEW
|
Meat-and-vegetable dish that is cooked slowly
|
STEWARDSHIP
|
A pit's reorganised with shrewd management
|
STEW
|
AWKWARD SITUATION MODERATE CONSERVATIVES REVERSED
|
STEWART
|
Dodge ragtop driver in "Beverly Hillbillies"
|
STEWING
|
Ready to rumble, perhaps
|
STEWART
|
The Runaways actress Kristen
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STEWARDS
|
IN TEAMS, FORM UP WAITERS
|
STEWIE
|
Lois and Peter Griffin's baby in The Family Guy
|
STEWING
|
Simmering in juices
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
TWO REPS HAD RELAXED, FOLLOWING INTRODUCTION TO SCOTTISH UNION OFFICIAL
|
STEWS
|
Some Crock-Pot dishes
|
STEW
|
WORRY DAMPENS UPRISING
|
STEWED
|
SET OUT TO MARRY DRUNK
|
STEW
|
Simmer, as anger
|
STEWART
|
ROD --, BRITISH ROCK SINGER
|
MEATSTEW
|
MAE WEST ADAPTATION ABOUT TENOR PRODUCED BY MULLIGAN, THE ONE KNOWN TO AMERICAN CONSUMERS?
|
IRISHSTEW
|
THOSE LIVING IN GALWAY WEST UPSET BY WHAT'S ON OFFER IN DUBLIN RESTAURANT
|
STEWARD
|
CROWD SUPERVISOR
|
IRISHSTEW
|
TRADITIONAL MEAT DISH
|
STEWARDS
|
COLLEGE CATERERS COOK ON ODOUR-FREE TABLES
|
STEW
|
MULLIGAN, E.G.
|
STEWS
|
FUSSES AND FUMES
|
STEW
|
DISH IN A BOWL
|
STEW
|
SLOW COOKER DISH
|
STEW
|
HEARTY FARE
|
STEWART
|
SIR JACKIE --, MOTOR RACING DRIVER
|
STEWPAN
|
TURNED OVER, GRAIN SOAKS COOKING VESSEL
|
STEW
|
CROCK-POT CONCOCTION
|
STEWED
|
SLOW-BOILED
|
STEWPOT
|
GOULASH VESSEL
|
STEW
|
NED IS NOT IN THE WEST END FOR THE DINNER
|
STEW
|
WORRYWART'S STATE
|
STEWS
|
BURGOO AND RAGOUT
|
STEW
|
CROCK-POT DINNER
|
STEWARDS
|
THEY LOOK AFTER PASSENGERS ON AIRCRAFT AND SHIPS
|
STEWARD
|
OFFICIAL SET OFF TO BATTLE WITH DUKE
|
OYSTERSTEW
|
TRADITIONAL CHRISTMAS EVE DISH FOR SOME
|
STEW
|
DISH FROM A SLOW COOKER
|
STEW
|
MEATY DISH COOKED IN A POT
|
INASTEW
|
WIN A SET, PLAYING WHILE UPSET
|
STEWS
|
THEY MAY BE IRISH
|
AIRSTEWARD
|
FLIGHT ATTENDANT SERVED AS WAITER ON WAY
|
STEWPAN
|
PIECE OF COOKWARE
|
STEWARD
|
GUARDIAN SITE HAS DROPPED ONE CHARGE
|
LAMBSTEW
|
POOR LITTLE MITE GOES MYSTERIOUSLY WEST FOR TRADITIONAL DISH
|
STEW
|
MEATY DISH EATEN WITH A SPOON
|
STEW
|
BEEF-AND-VEGGIES CONCOCTION
|
Fishstew
|
SHIFTS PREPARING STARTERS OF ESCARGOTS, WHITING AND BOUILLABAISSE
|
STEWED
|
LOCAL DRUNK IN SHAPELESS TWEEDS
|
STEWED
|
PRIMARILY SHAUN THE SHEEP DEAD DRUNK
|
STEW
|
LADLED ENTREE
|
STEWARDS
|
WINE OPENERS
|
STEWPOTS
|
STOCK HOLDERS?
|
THEOLDSTEW
|
UNWELCOME LEFTOVERS?
|
STEWS
|
FRETS (OVER)
|
STEW
|
FRET (OVER)
|
STEW
|
MEAT AND VEGETABLES MEAL
|
STEWARDS
|
CRAFTY TYPES MANAGING CRIMINAL WASTERS AROUND DUBLIN
|
STEW
|
HASENPFEFFER, FOR ONE
|
STEWED
|
LOCAL DRUNK POURS WATER OVER WRITER
|
STEWS
|
LOSES SLEEP (OVER)
|
STEWS
|
CHEF'S CREATIONS
|
STEW
|
Be in a state of agitation
|
ASTEW
|
'Haste makes ___'
|
STEW
|
Worry (over)
|
STEW
|
Hasenpfeffer, e.g
|
THESTEW
|
'Of course it may be Irish that one waters back in the end (3,4)'
|
STEWS
|
Often-meaty dishes
|
IRISH STEW
|
MEAT DISH
|
STEW
|
THIS AND THAT
|
STEW
|
__ MEAT
|
STEWING
|
IN AN AGITATED STATE
|
STEWARDSHIP
|
MANAGEMENT
|
STEW
|
HEARTY COMFORT FOOD
|
INASTEW
|
FLUSTERED
|
STEW
|
GUMBO, E.G.
|
STEW
|
Meal in a bowl
|
STEW
|
Meal in a bowl
|
STEW
|
AGONIZE
|
STEW
|
TORMENT ONESELF
|
STEW
|
SLOW-COOKED DINNER
|
STEWARD
|
HORSE-RACING OFFICIAL
|
STEW
|
AGONIZE (OVER)
|
IRISHSTEW
|
LOCAL DISH OF MEAT, POTATOES AND ONIONS
|
STEW
|
BACK TORY MODERATES IN A PICKLE
|
IRISHSTEW
|
GIRL NEEDS WAY TO CUT CHOP FOR TRADITIONAL DISH
|
STEWS
|
ONE-POT DINNERS
|
OYSTERSTEW
|
THICK SEAFOOD BOWLFUL
|
STEW
|
STATE OF MENTAL AGITATION
|
STEW
|
HOBO CONCOCTION, IN STEREOTYPES
|
STEWARD
|
OFFICIAL AT EVENT
|
STEW
|
COOK; WORRY
|
STEW
|
MEAT-AND-VEGGIE DISH
|
STEWMEAT
|
IT'S OFTEN A TOUGH CUT
|
STEW
|
MANY AN ETHIOPIAN DISH
|
STEWARDS
|
THEY GET THE WINE FOR STUART'S LIST
|
IRISHSTEW
|
TYPE OF WHISKEY THAT GOES WITH FLOOD'S REVOLTING DINNER LOCALLY
|
STEW
|
RATATOUILLE, FOR ONE
|
STEW
|
WORRY (ABOUT)
|
STEWOVER
|
AGONIZE ABOUT
|
STEW
|
CROCK-POT POTFUL
|
STEWEDLAMB
|
CARIBBEAN MEAT DISH
|
STEW
|
ZESTY POTFUL
|
STEWEDPRUNES
|
FOOD TO GO?
|
STEW
|
DISH OF MEAT AND VEGETABLES COOKED SLOWLY IN LIQUID
|
OYSTERSTEW
|
HEARTY SEAFOOD BOWLFUL
|
STEW
|
BEEFY ENTREE
|
STEW
|
NURSE A RESENTMENT
|
STEWEDPRUNE
|
SIMMERED FRUIT
|
STEW
|
HASH
|
STEWPOTS
|
GUMBO VESSELS
|
STEW
|
BOUILLABAISSE, FOR ONE
|
STEWARDS
|
ATTENDANTS ON FLIGHTS
|
STEW
|
SIMMERED POTFUL
|
STEWS
|
CONCOCTIONS IN DUTCH OVENS
|
LAMBSTEW
|
TOP MATERIAL IN TABLES DESIGNED WITH FOREMOST TRADITIONAL SORT FROM THE KITCHEN
|
STEW
|
BEEF-AND-POTATOES DISH
|
STEW
|
DISH OF MEAT AND VEGETABLES COOKED SLOWLY
|
STEW
|
COOK BY SIMMERING SLOWLY
|
STEWARDS
|
THOSE KEEPING AN EYE ON RACE SET OFF FROM THE HOSPITAL
|
STEW
|
OYSTER CONCOCTION
|
STEW
|
BURGOO OR CALLALOO
|
STEWED
|
PREPARED PRUNES
|
STEW
|
FRICASSEE, FOR EXAMPLE
|
STEWS
|
DOESN'T LET IT GO
|
RABBITSTEW
|
ELMER'S FREQUENT MOTIVATION FOR HUNTING BUGS
|
STEWEDTOMATOES
|
CHICKEN CACCIATORE INGREDIENT
|
BEEFSTEW
|
MEAT-AND-POTATOES BOWLFUL
|
STEW
|
MEAT-AND-POTATOES BOWLFUL
|
STEWED
|
LIKKERED UP
|
LAMBSTEW
|
FAHSA, FOR ONE
|
STEW
|
WORD THAT CAN FOLLOW THE FIRST PARTS OF 16- AND 59-ACROSS AND 15- AND 28-DOWN
|
STEW
|
BEEFY DISH, OFTEN
|
STEWARDS
|
ATTENDANTS, ON AIRCRAFT SAY
|
STEW
|
COOK IN A COVERED POT
|
STEW
|
LADLED DISH
|
ASTEW
|
IN ___ (UPSET)
|
STEWS
|
BURGOO AND PEPPER POT
|
STEWDAMNHOT
|
COMFORT FOOD CAUSING ORAL DISCOMFORT?
|
STEW
|
RAGOUT OR RATATOUILLE
|
STEWS
|
SIMMERED DISHES
|
MARTHASTEWART
|
STORE + DISPATCH + BLEMISH = ?
|
STEW
|
MULLIGAN'S MEAL?
|
STEW
|
HEARTY DINNER
|
STEW
|
BOUILLABAISSE OR RATATOUILLE
|
STEWS
|
MENTALLY GOES [GRUMBLE GRUMBLE GRUMBLE]
|
RODSTEWART
|
HOARSE-VOICED "MAGGIE MAY" SINGER
|
STEWED
|
__ PRUNES
|
LAMBSTEW
|
MEATY DISH THAT WOULD MAKE MARY SAD?
|
STEW
|
SLOW-COOKED FARE
|
MARTHASTEWART
|
HOST OF A SPIN-OFF OF "THE APPRENTICE"
|
STEW
|
LADLED COURSE
|
STEWS
|
INTERNALIZES ANGER
|
STEWS
|
CROCK-POT CONCOCTIONS
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
LABOR-MANAGEMENT LIAISON
|
STEWS
|
CROCKPOT DISHES
|
STEWERS
|
WORRYWARTS
|
STEWS
|
CROCK-POT MEALS
|
JAMESSTEWART
|
ACTOR BORN 5/20/1908
|
STEWARDS
|
THEY HAVE A JOB MANAGING CRAFT TYPES OF CRIMINAL WASTERS AROUND DUBLIN
|
STEW
|
Agitation; food
|
STEW
|
Awkward situation less enthusiastic politicians recalled
|
STEW
|
Beef-and-vegetables dish
|
GETSINASTEW
|
Becomes anxious
|
STEW
|
Boeuf bourguignon, e.g
|
STEW
|
Bouillabaisse, e.g
|
STEWS
|
Broods angrily
|
STEWART
|
Brothel painting from Michael Innes?
|
STEW
|
Burgoo, e.g
|
STEWS
|
Burgoo and cioppino
|
STEW
|
Cassoulet or haricot, e.g.
|
STEWS
|
Crockpot creations
|
STEWARDS
|
Cruise-cabin attendants
|
STEW
|
Crock pot dinner
|
STEWPOT
|
Crock's kin
|
STEWARDS
|
Custodians or cooks pinching a case of red
|
STUSSTEWSFILLPHIL
|
Donahue devours Sutcliffe's cooking!
|
STEWIE
|
''Family Guy'' prodigy
|
MARTHASTEWART
|
Expert on creative living
|
Stewardsenquiry
|
Examination of evidence following contravention of horse-racing rules
|
STEWIE
|
'Family Guy' baby
|
STEWS
|
Filling dishes
|
STEWED
|
Fretted (over)
|
STEWS
|
Goulashes, e.g
|
STEW
|
Get stressed
|
STEW
|
Get too hot
|
STEW
|
How one moistens up 10 across
|
STEW
|
Gumbo, e.g
|
STEWART
|
'Harvey' star
|
ASTEW
|
In -- (agitated)
|
RODSTEWART
|
''Idol'' guest vocal coach in 2006
|
STEWED
|
Horse drinking whiskey gets drunk
|
ASTEW
|
In ___ (agitated)
|
STEWART
|
Jackie, Rod or Patrick
|
IRISHSTEW
|
It's hard lifting weeds lying under plant food
|
STEW
|
Meat and vegetable meal
|
STEWS
|
Meat-and-vegetable meals
|
STEW
|
Meal in a slow cooker
|
STEW
|
Mélange
|
STEW
|
Mulligan, e.g
|
STEWARDS
|
Officials make 10 poets lose their head
|
STEWARD
|
Official SW trade changes
|
STEW
|
One soaks up such a dish
|
STEWS
|
One-pot beef dishes
|
STEWS
|
Pickles used in casseroles?
|
STEWART
|
Patrick of 'X-Men'
|
STEWING
|
Preparing food in a state of mental turmoil
|
STEW
|
Ragout, e.g
|
STEWARD
|
Race official's second raised blast arresting you and I
|
STEW
|
Ratatouille, e.g
|
STEWARDS
|
Restaurant staffers
|
STEWARD
|
Shop leader
|
STEW
|
Selectively taste wife's dish
|
STEW
|
Slow-boil
|
STEWED
|
Set overcooked start of 8 down
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooker concoction
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooker recipe
|
STEWARD
|
SW trade ruined? It's official!
|
STEW
|
Thick bowlful
|
STEWART
|
'The Daily Show' host
|
STEWED
|
The saint, 'e got married, but it was cooked up
|
OYSTERSTEW
|
Traditional 12/24 warmer in the South
|
STEWPOT
|
Vessel bringing back leading Tory moderates?
|
STEW
|
Wet food for wets
|
STEWARD
|
Waiter; estate manager
|
STEWIE
|
'Victory is mine!' character
|
STEW
|
What worrywarts do
|
STEWARD
|
We sat about on road for attendant
|
STEWART
|
West confused by art in his twofold output
|
STEW
|
Booyah, e.g
|
STEWS
|
Won't let it go
|
STEW
|
Cassoulet
|
STEW
|
Domestic manager does not have a way to cook
|
MEATSTEW
|
Goulash, e.g
|
STEW
|
Goulash, e.g
|
STEW
|
Green Day "Brain ___"
|
RABBITSTEW
|
Hasenpfeffer, e.g
|
STEW
|
Meat-and-vegetable entree
|
STEWARD
|
Official in street on eastern part of city?
|
IANSTEWART
|
Original member of 21 getting 15 covered by Tina Turner
|
STEW
|
Slum gullion-
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STEW
|
12 across gets it back, but one 29 across it
|
STEW
|
77-Down, for one
|
STEWED
|
(Meat) simmered; (tea) over-infused
|
Jimmy Stewart
|
Actor who starred in 2D
|
JAMESSTEWART
|
Actor with the same initials as Jefferson Smith, his role in 'Mr. Smith Goes To Washington'
|
STEWS
|
Agonizes (over)
|
STEWARD
|
Airline host
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
An end of his - we stop hard work?
|
KANGAROOSTEW
|
Beast's main course
|
STEW
|
Beef/veggie meal
|
STEWMEAT
|
Beefy ingredient in goulash
|
STEW
|
Beef + potatoes dish
|
STEW
|
Beefy dish
|
ASTEW
|
Agitated, after 'in'
|
OYSTERSTEW
|
Bilious? So try sweet seafood dish
|
STEW
|
Bouillabaisse or burgoo, e.g.
|
RODSTEWART
|
British rock singer
|
STEW
|
Brood (over)
|
STEWS
|
Burgoo and bouillabaisse, e.g.
|
STEW
|
Cassoulet or haricot
|
STEW
|
Cassoulet, e.g
|
STEWARD
|
Attendant on ship - race official
|
STEWARD
|
College caterer
|
STEWART
|
Conflict involved in act to restore clan?
|
STEWING
|
Cooking and needlework saving time
|
STEWED
|
Cooked in hot water
|
STEW
|
Culinary melange
|
STEW
|
Crockpot dish
|
STEW
|
Crockpot meal
|
STEW
|
Cook’s agitated state
|
STEWPOT
|
Cooker covered with liquid, tipped over in place
|
STEW
|
Crock-Pot creation
|
STEWARD
|
Crowd-control official
|
STEWART
|
Desk manner before Noah
|
STEWPOT
|
Crest drops water on turning vessel
|
STEW
|
Dish in one pot
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Dish of meat, onions, potatoes etc
|
STEW
|
Difficult situation in spades opening for troubled bridge team
|
STEW
|
Dish of meat and mixed vegetables
|
STEWED
|
Drunk; cooked in pot
|
SHOP STEWARDS
|
Dilapidated postwar sheds: they’re there to help workers
|
STEWEDPRUNES
|
Drunken dish for regular folks?
|
STEWARD
|
Estate manager
|
STEW
|
Easy crockpot dish
|
STEWARD
|
Enquiry agent of course
|
JONSTEWART
|
Former Comedy CENTral host
|
STEWINDIES
|
Film festival movies based on 'Ratatouille'?
|
STEW
|
Burgoo
|
STEW
|
Good winter entree
|
STEWED
|
Got in a tizzy with being carried by horse
|
STEW
|
Carbonnade, e.g
|
STEW
|
Green Day: "Brain ___"
|
STEW
|
Hearty entrée
|
INASTEW
|
Highly worried
|
STEW
|
Green Day "Brain ___/Jaded"
|
STEW
|
Cook for a long time in liquid
|
STEW
|
Cook using pot makes one worry
|
STEW
|
Crock-Pot concoction, perhaps
|
STEW
|
Hot pot, e.g.
|
ALSTEWART
|
He sang ''Carol''
|
INASTEW
|
In a state of great agitation - simmering in pot?
|
STEW
|
Hungarian goulash, essentially
|
STEW
|
Irish offering
|
STEW
|
Internalize anger
|
STEW
|
Fix dish of food
|
STEW
|
Lamb ____
|
STEWARDS
|
Liner workers
|
STEW
|
Leftovers concoction
|
STEW
|
Meat-and-vegetables concoction
|
STEW
|
Moistens up 2 down
|
STEW
|
Moistens up what you may dine on
|
STEWART
|
In spring we will return for him
|
STEW
|
Mulligan --
|
STEW
|
Fix a hotpot
|
RODSTEWART
|
''Forever Young'' singer
|
STEWART
|
Mount _____ , Prince Edward Island
|
STEWARDS
|
Officials at events
|
STEWED
|
Of tea, brewed too long
|
STEW
|
Mulligan or beef
|
STEWARDS
|
Officials set out areas for voters
|
STEWARDS
|
Officials who manage race meetings
|
STEWARDESS
|
Old TWA hiree
|
STEWPOT
|
Olla
|
STEWS
|
Fricassees
|
DUTCHSTEWINDIES
|
Low-budget films about hearty European meals?
|
STEW
|
Make a fuss
|
STEWPOT
|
Pan best to keep soaked when upside-down
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Many went to America — the Wild West — to find something to eat
|
STEW
|
Maybe Scouse son returned tearful
|
STEWART
|
Popular late-night host
|
STEWS
|
Gets angry
|
STEW
|
Predicament, so to speak
|
STEWED
|
Prepared, as prunes
|
STEW
|
Ratatouille or ragout
|
STEW
|
Goulash or beef dish
|
STEWART
|
Rod or Patrick
|
STEW
|
Green Day "Brain" recipe?
|
STEWARD
|
Saint's recompense getting tip off servant
|
STEWARD
|
Shipboard attendant
|
STEWED
|
Set out to marry drunk!
|
STEWARDESS
|
She provides flying courses
|
BEEFSTEW
|
Slow-cooker creation
|
STEWS
|
Slumgullion and goulash
|
STEWART
|
Star of four Hitchcock movies
|
JAMESSTEWART
|
Stevenson's accused murderer seen in rear window
|
MARTHASTEWART
|
Star of a short-lived version of 18-Across
|
STEW
|
Stay up nights
|
STEW
|
Relative of 11-Down
|
STEWARDS
|
They know where to get wine
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Traditional simmered dish of mutton, potato and onions
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooked entrée
|
STEWS
|
Slumgullion and burgoo
|
STEW
|
Troublesome situation weak characters raised
|
STEW
|
Souplike beef dish
|
STEWARDS
|
Some Amtrak employees
|
STEWPOTS
|
Some crocks
|
STEW
|
Waters rising, hence state of anxiety
|
STEWARD
|
Waitstaff overseer
|
STEWARD
|
Supervisor to attract aliens northward
|
STEWARDS
|
Wine servers
|
STEWARDLITTLE
|
Wine-serving twin of a fictional mouse?
|
STEWART
|
What is actor Stewart Granger's family name?
|
STEWARDESS
|
Woman waiting up?
|
STEWING
|
Worrying (informal)
|
STEW
|
Wild West dish of meat and vegetables
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
The password confused union rep
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Writes his recipe for food
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
Words he's apt to get wrong as elected representative
|
STEW
|
Worry about how to cook?
|
STEW
|
Worry, with faint-hearted Tories looking left
|
STEWARD
|
Waiter set wrong charge
|
RODSTEWART
|
'Maggie May' singer
|
STEWART
|
'Maggie May' singer
|
STEWART
|
''Maggie May'' singer Rod
|
STEW
|
Oven-cooked dish starts to smoke the embarrassing way
|
IRISH STEW
|
Shrew — it is cooked in casserole
|
STEW
|
Slow cooked meat dish
|
STEW
|
Slumgullion
|
STEW
|
What a pot may hold
|
SHOPSTEWARDS
|
Union reps give away hot meals, straddling a road
|
STEWARDS
|
They manage, when one puts about, to tie up
|
STEW
|
Hot pot
|
STEW
|
Doesn't dry up when in a state of anxiety
|
STEWARD
|
Airline worker
|
STEWARDS
|
Do they administer the food there in Ulster?
|
STEW
|
Worry making feeble folk roll over
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Mutton/onion/potato dish
|
STEWARD
|
Official waste strewn by road
|
STEW
|
'There's still plenty meat on that bone! You take this home, throw it in a pot, add some broth, a potato...baby, you got a ___ going!' -Carl Weathers
|
STEW
|
Worry, about how a slow-cooked dish of meat and vegetables will turn out, perhaps
|
STEW
|
System of a Down "Chic 'N' ___"
|
STEWART
|
Actress Kristen of the 'Twilight Saga' series
|
STEW
|
''Mulligan'' meal
|
STEW
|
Feijoada, e.g
|
STEW
|
Chunky bowlful
|
STEW
|
Beef bourguignon, e.g
|
STEW
|
Soup that's mostly solid
|
STEW
|
Meal from a slow cooker
|
STEW
|
36 Down, for instance
|
PATRICKSTEWART
|
He played Captain Picard
|
STEW
|
Worry in West exploding
|
MULLIGANSTEW
|
Meat and veggies dish (2 words)
|
IRISH STEW
|
Casserole rises with cooking
|
IRISH STEW
|
Traditional mutton dish
|
STEW
|
Nicki Minaj "Beef ___"
|
STEWPOT
|
Covered cooker
|
BRAINSTEW
|
Green Day hit off "Insomniac"
|
BEEFSTEW
|
#moan&fuss
|
STEWARD
|
Waiter is tough blowing top after dish
|
STEWARD
|
'Waiter and cook' advert's about right
|
STEW
|
"Guest Host" artist
|
RODSTEWART
|
''Maggie May'' singer [2016]
|
STEWPOT
|
Rise of leading Tory moderates simmering here?
|
STEW
|
Traffic: "Rock and Roll ___"
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Short of time, we stir this cooked dish
|
STEWARD
|
Crew member contains mounting fear in two ways
|
STEWART
|
He helped Michael Innes make a name for himself
|
STEWS
|
Simmers on the stove
|
Stewardsenquiry
|
It answers query with third of riders misbehaving
|
OYSTERSTEW
|
What's 'clammy' when it's served up by natives?
|
IRISHSTEW
|
*Dish that often has mutton and potatoes
|
ASTEW
|
In ___ (mad)
|
STEW
|
Pot concoction
|
IN A STEW
|
Very worried
|
STEWART
|
Former ''Daily Show'' host
|
JONSTEWART
|
Former ''Daily Show'' host
|
STEWED
|
Worried anxiously
|
PATRICKSTEWART
|
Player of X in 'X-Men'
|
ASTEW
|
In -- (fretting)
|
STEWART
|
BC address or Scottish clan
|
STEWER
|
Jan --, one of a list of people in the chorus of 'Widecombe Fair'
|
ALSTEWART
|
Singer and co-writer of the 1976 single 'Year of the Cat'
|
STEWED
|
Worried obsessively
|
STEWED
|
How some squash is served
|
MARTHASTEWART
|
Lifestyle guru who founded 'Living' magazine
|
STEW
|
Fret when drippy folk are in the ascendant
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Tries his cooking before wife produces casserole
|
STEW
|
Worry what might be for dinner?
|
IRISHSTEW
|
One-pot meal with mutton
|
STEWS
|
Cooks casseroles
|
STEW
|
Goulash or ragout
|
STEW
|
Food moderate conservatives returned
|
STEW
|
Meat-and-vegetable meal in a bowl
|
STEW
|
Ladled entrée
|
NEWTONSTEWART
|
Small Scottish town in Dumfries and Galloway
|
STEW
|
Anxious state
|
JAMESSTEWART
|
'Anatomy of a Murder': Defense
|
STEWART
|
England's most capped cricketer
|
STEWART
|
Sir Jackie --, three times Formula One world champion
|
STEW
|
Jambalaya, e.g
|
STEWED
|
Horse eating tip of yew was in agony
|
STEW
|
Olla podrida, e.g
|
STEWARD
|
Member of ship's company
|
STEWS
|
Awaits a verdict, maybe
|
IRISH STEW
|
Meat dish rises with cooking
|
STEWEDOVER
|
Fretted about
|
ALSTEWART
|
His albums include Modern Times and Orange
|
STEWED
|
Totally hammered
|
STEW
|
Pot-au-feu, e.g
|
STEW
|
It's cooked so that it never dries up
|
STEWARD
|
Attendant — wed star (anag)
|
STEWS
|
Hot pot and others
|
STEW
|
Difficult situation in street our group brought up
|
STEW
|
Dish out West
|
INTHESTEW
|
What's cooking? He's T.E. there
|
IRISHSTEW
|
National dish, boiled mutton, spuds and onions
|
STEW
|
Fix some olla podrida, for example?
|
STEW
|
There's something cooking if one soaks it up
|
STEWARDS
|
The sort of 25 down that show you the drawback in the sets that are broken
|
STEWPOT.
|
Dutch oven
|
STEWPAN
|
Fancy new taps that you might want in kitchen
|
STEW
|
It's up to one to add some water to the food
|
STEW
|
How one gets up to adding some water to the food
|
STEW
|
Soaks up food
|
STEWS
|
In the ship the food turns soggy
|
STEWIE
|
Brian's pal on 'Family Guy'
|
STEW
|
As a matter of course one waters this up
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Here one waters up the national dish
|
STEW
|
You might get to the west for the Irish kind
|
STEW
|
Troublesome situation created by return of moderate Conservatives
|
STEWARTGRANGER
|
Actor's reportedly regal house, rural one on river
|
STEW
|
Dish from a crockpot
|
BEEFSTEW
|
Casserole concoction
|
STEW
|
Campsite fare
|
STEW
|
Beef bourguignonne, for one
|
STEWARDS
|
Shop VIPs
|
STEW
|
Cook's stitch in time? No -- the other way round!
|
STEW
|
Cioppino, e.g
|
STEW
|
Entrée for a crowd
|
STEW
|
How one might cook for brood?
|
RODSTEWART
|
Worst dater (anag) — singer
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Sir, with this we cooked casserole
|
STEWARDS
|
Race officials draw sets out
|
INASTEW
|
Concerned and upset at home, sweat pouring
|
STEWPANS
|
Kin of skillets
|
STEW
|
Olla, e.g
|
STEW
|
Irish -- (hearty dish)
|
STEW
|
Beef-and-potatoes meal
|
STEWARDESS
|
Dessert was served as flight attendant was called
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooker dinner
|
STEWARD
|
Wine-list presenter
|
STEW
|
Put a little tea in 21 down and cook it
|
STEWED
|
Of tea, infused too long
|
STEWED
|
Of tea, left brewing too long
|
STEWARDS
|
They're enquiry agents, of course
|
STEWARDS
|
They may investigate race matters
|
STEWARD
|
Crew member checks mounting fear in different ways
|
TASTEWAREHOUSEE
|
To eat sparingly makes sense
|
STEW
|
Cook by simmering in closed vessel
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Girl's lifted dripping, clutching hot dish
|
STEWARDS
|
Persons employed to manage estates
|
STEW
|
Get all steamed up when you cook
|
STEW
|
Dicky West makes casserole
|
STEW
|
Chicken paprikash, e.g
|
STEW
|
Worry about moderate Tories getting back
|
STEW
|
Sweat is soaking back
|
MARTHASTEWART
|
'She loved to do homework'
|
STEW
|
Worry over what's for dinner
|
PETERBOYLESSTEW
|
Lunch specialty of an Emmy-winning actor?
|
STEW
|
Be worried (over)
|
STEWED
|
Slowly boiled
|
STEWS
|
Mulligan and Burgoo, e.g.
|
STEWARD
|
He serves on board ship
|
STEW
|
Traditional Irish dish in Wild West
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
Workers' representative gives away man defending conflict
|
STEWS
|
Slow-cooker creations
|
STEW
|
Irish or mulligan
|
STEWARD
|
Racing official
|
STEW
|
One cooks it, backs it and adds water to it
|
STEWER
|
One boils as we rest from working
|
STEWARDS
|
Sea-going tenders?
|
STEWARD
|
Race official in nasty sweat by side of road
|
STEW
|
Feeble people when rebuffed are nervous
|
STEW
|
What you cook for brood?
|
STEW
|
Olla output
|
STEW
|
As a matter of course one moistens it up
|
WESTSTEW
|
Simmered dish in California?
|
STEWED
|
Lit up and cooked on
|
STEW
|
Troublesome situation ineffectual types raised
|
TWINESTEWARD
|
String attendant?
|
JAMESSTEWART
|
35-Across in 1964
|
STEWARD
|
People in a mess might well call for his services
|
STEWARDESS
|
She may be waiting for a job on board ship
|
STEW
|
West (anag.)
|
ALSTEWART
|
Stevie from Fleetwood Mac
|
STEW
|
Ragout, e.g.
|
STEW
|
Crockpot recipe
|
STEW
|
Beef and vegetable dish
|
INASTEW
|
Disturbed, a newt is agitated
|
STEWART
|
Jimmy, who befriended Harvey
|
STEWS
|
House of ill repute is agitated
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
Trade union representative
|
STEWART
|
Singer Rod
|
HOPSTEWARD
|
Attendant at a '50s dance?
|
JACKIESTEWART
|
Noted auto racer
|
STEW
|
Beef-and-potatoes dinner
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Girl's drinking hot water brought over in dish
|
STEWED
|
Prepared prunes, perhaps
|
STEW
|
Dish cooked by simmering slowly
|
STEWARTISLAND
|
Birding capital of New Zealand (2006)
|
STEW
|
Pot-au-feu
|
STEWS
|
Irish and oyster, e.g.
|
Fishstew
|
Angle for agitation atin old pond
|
STEW
|
Soaks up casserole
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Cooked meat and veg in stock in Sligo?
|
STEWARD
|
Keeper stared madly keeping wicket
|
STEWS
|
Goulash and lobscouse
|
STEWS
|
Ragouts
|
STEW
|
Waters rising, be in a state of agitation
|
STEW
|
Ladled entrée
|
STEW
|
Dish simmered in a pot
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Tries his cooking before wife produces a dish
|
STEW
|
Endlessly worry
|
STEWARDSHIP
|
Administration of property, finance etc
|
STEWART
|
Scottish house: riven by conflict, may it stand
|
MARTHASTEWART
|
Homemaking maven
|
STEW
|
Thick, meaty soup
|
STEW
|
A hole, a fix
|
STEW
|
Waters it up as a matter of course
|
STEW
|
Meat-and-vegetable fare
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Dish of mutton, potatoes, onions
|
STEWART
|
American actor or Scottish singer in royal house, say
|
STEWPOT
|
Fix return of best pan
|
STEW
|
Mulligan fare
|
STEWS
|
Excited states
|
STEWS
|
Mixed dishes
|
STEW
|
Crockpot fare
|
STEW
|
Stay up nights, say
|
STEW
|
Soaks it up to make it edible
|
STEW
|
Brunswick, e.g.
|
STEWS
|
Meaty meals
|
STEW
|
Stitch around back of skirt causing worry
|
STEWART
|
He kept appearing for England
|
STEWPOT
|
See about turning back rain-lashed vessel
|
STEW
|
Cook - hash
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooked meat dish; state of agitation
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Hi sir! Casserole?
|
STEW
|
Cook slowly and for a long time in liquid
|
STEWARD
|
Official at function
|
POTTERSTEWART
|
Former Supreme Court justice
|
MARTHASTEWART
|
Homemaking expert
|
STEW
|
Liberal Conservatives moving to left remain anxious
|
STEWED
|
Set to get married and cooked
|
STEWED
|
Drunken hack punched by wife ...
|
STEWARDS
|
Attendants on aircraft
|
STEWED
|
Horse eating bit of wheat cooked
|
IRISHSTEW
|
I wish rest could make a nourishing dish
|
STEWPAN
|
Cassoulet cooker
|
INASTEW
|
All anxious
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooked entrée
|
STEWARD
|
Waiter's 'eavy casserole starter
|
STEW
|
Rabbit dish
|
STEWARD
|
Word after cabin or shop
|
STEWIE
|
'Family Guy' tot
|
STEWARTGRANGER
|
Film actor playing wet rag in 'Alien'
|
STEW
|
Soaks it up for dinner
|
STEW
|
Oyster dish
|
STEWED
|
Wife tucks into horse, fricasséed
|
STEW
|
Agitation caused by worry
|
STEWED
|
The mixed set we had cooked
|
STEW
|
Get more and more upset
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STEW
|
Cook's anxious state
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STEWARD
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Waiter finds a way to serve salmi for starters
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STEWARD
|
Officer set off to part of hospital
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STEWARD
|
Sprays up on a road marshal
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IRISHSTEW
|
National dish of potatoes, mutton and onions simmered in water
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STEW
|
State of anxiety; dish
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ASTEW
|
In ___ (anxious)
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IRISHSTEW
|
National dish
|
STEW
|
Man food
|
STEW
|
Beef meal in a slow cooker
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STEWED
|
Cooked, like tomatoes
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STEW
|
Simmered dish
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STEWS
|
Pepperpot, etc
|
Stewart Francis
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Canadian stand-up comedian noted for his one-liners
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STEW
|
Swelter — fret
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STEW
|
Anxiously worry
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WILLIAMGSTEWART
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First presenter of 'Fifteen to One'
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STEWED
|
Slow-boiled, as prunes
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STEW
|
Goulash or maafe, e.g
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STEWS
|
Meat-and-potatoes servings
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STEW
|
Single-pot meal
|
STEW
|
Meat-and-potatoes dinner
|
STEW
|
Budae-jjigae, e.g
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STEWED
|
Cooked and pickled?
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Saint feeding cut flower before providing dish
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IRISHSTEW
|
Hibernian meat and veg dish
|
STEW
|
Olla podrida, for one
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STEW
|
Slow-cooked supper
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IRISHSTEW
|
Dish from Wiltshire's left out to cook
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STEWING
|
Side on settee regularly getting ruffled
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STEWS
|
Slow cooker creations
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STEWARD
|
Wine manager
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STEWARD
|
Aircraft crew member
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STEWIE
|
''Family Guy'' baby
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STEWARD
|
Attendant spread waste on road
|
STEW
|
Having turned up, adds water to casserole
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IRISHSTEW
|
Worried state in Dublin?
|
STEWART
|
Breanna ___, 2020 WNBA Finals MVP
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STEWS
|
Worries anxiously
|
INASTEW
|
Anxious and agitated?
|
STEW
|
Nikujaga, for example
|
STEW
|
Adds moisture serving up gumbo
|
STEW
|
Meal cooked in a Crock-Pot
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IRISHSTEW
|
Casseroled mutton
|
Micky Stewart
|
Surrey’s cricket captain, 1963-1972, whose son became England’s captain in 1998
|
STEW
|
Booyah or bouillabaisse
|
STEW
|
Booyah or bouillabaisse
|
STEW
|
Birria or bouillabaisse
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Novel by Andrew M. Greeley
|
STEW
|
Cook 22
|
STEW
|
Hearty entrée
|
STEW
|
Hearty entrée
|
STEWARD
|
Racecourse official
|
STEWS
|
Okras
|
STEW
|
Simmer in anger
|
STEW
|
Tom Sawyer doesn't get Mayor Gumbo?
|
STEWS
|
Upset states
|
STEWS
|
Budae-jjigae and nikujaga, e.g
|
STEW
|
Meal in a Crock-Pot
|
STEW
|
State of suppressed worry
|
STEWARD
|
After fuss, difficult dismissing hotel's sommelier, perhaps
|
STEW
|
Ragout or goulash
|
STEW
|
Nabemono, e.g
|
IRISH STEW
|
Cut across road following flag's course
|
STEW
|
Misir wot, for example
|
STEW
|
Korean jjigae, e.g
|
STEWS
|
Really worries
|
STEWART
|
Surname shared by an American actor, English singer, and Formula One world champion
|
STEW
|
Three sisters ___
|
STEWS
|
Semur and ratatouille, e.g
|
RODSTEWART
|
Maggie May singer
|
STEW
|
Gamjatang or goulash, e.g
|
IRISH STEW
|
A dish of lamb or mutton (originally kid), potatoes, onions, carrots (for some), stock and herbs
|
STEWS
|
Goulash and burgoo, e.g
|
James Stewart
|
US actor who starred in Rear Window
|
STEWS
|
Hearty meal options
|
STEWARD
|
Employee on an airline or cruise ship
|
STEWED
|
Was in a state of suppressed agitation
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Traditional St. Patrick’s Day dish
|
STEWS
|
Keeps thinking “Grrrr!”
|
STEW
|
Birria or feijoada, e.g
|
STEW
|
Soup relative
|
STEW
|
State of great agitation
|
STEW
|
Dinner from a slow cooker
|
STEW
|
Food for a worrier?
|
OYSTERSTEW
|
Creamy seafood bowlful
|
STEW
|
Be in a mood and brood
|
JONSTEWART
|
"The Daily Show" host from 1999-2015
|
STEWARTCOPELAND
|
12 3 replaced? No replacement!
|
STEWED
|
Lost sleep
|
STEWS
|
Slow-cooked meaty meals
|
STEWART
|
Racing driver, rock singer and holy man drink sparkling water
|
STEW
|
Way you and I knocked back olla podrida, say?
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooker dish
|
STEW
|
Slow-cooker dish
|
STEWS
|
Chakapuli and gumbo, e.g
|
STEWED
|
Thought and thought and thought (about)
|
STEWS
|
Cacciucco and ciambotta in Italian cuisine
|
STEWARD
|
In two ways, wonder about attendant
|
STEW
|
Chili con carne, e.g
|
STEWPOTS
|
Ollas, e.g.
|
STEWIE
|
Time machine inventor on 'Family Guy'
|
STEW
|
Instant Pot dish
|
STEW
|
Simmered savoury dish
|
STEWARDESS
|
Attendant to cook sardines (not in pan)
|
STEW
|
Partners attached to street food
|
STEW
|
Dubu jjigae, for example
|
STEW
|
Not a way for waiter to produce dish of meat
|
MEATSTEW
|
Carbonnade or cassoulet
|
STEWARD
|
Official on course or attendant in mess?
|
STEW
|
Moderate old Conservatives, after revolution, in nervy state
|
LAMBSTEW
|
Hearty dish popular in Ireland
|
STEW
|
Many a one-pot meal
|
OXTAILSTEW
|
Slow-cooked Jamaican beef dish
|
STEW
|
Hearty one-pot meal
|
STEW
|
Goulash?
|
STEW
|
Worry for a while
|
STEW
|
Birria, e.g
|
STEWING
|
Fretting, or fuming
|
STEW
|
Étouffée or feijoada
|
STEW
|
Sancocho or etouffee
|
STEW
|
Kimchi-jjigae, for example
|
STEW
|
Cook (in an agitated state?)
|
STEW
|
Fret about a fricassee?
|
STEW
|
Stay mad
|
STEWEDPRUNES
|
Sloshed sourpusses?
|
STEW
|
Maafe or ragout
|
STEWS
|
Gumbos, e.g.
|
LAMBSTEW
|
Meaty Moroccan dish
|
STEW
|
Waterzooi or callaloo
|
STEWARD
|
Be responsible for managing
|
STEWARD
|
In haste, warden protects race official
|
STEW
|
Fume (over)
|
STEWS
|
This-and-that dishes
|
STEW
|
Goulash or birria
|
STEWS
|
Instant Pot dishes
|
OYSTERSTEW
|
Dish similar to clam chowder
|
INASTEW
|
Upset by current novel about a saint
|
STEW
|
Recalled non-Thatcherite Conservatives in agitated state
|
STEW
|
Food causing upset to moderate Tories once
|
STEWARD
|
Cruise ship employee
|
STEWART
|
58-Across co-star James
|
SHOPSTEWARD
|
One encourages colleagues to go all out?
|
STEW
|
Waterzooi or goulash
|
STEW
|
Kabkabou or ragout
|
STEW
|
Scouse, for one in Devon area, extremely troublesome
|
STEW
|
Dinuguan or gumbo, for example
|
STEWED
|
Editor, following troublesome situation, gets drunk
|
STEW
|
Bourguignon, for one
|
STEWPAN
|
Vessel for cooking gumbo or goulash
|
STEW
|
Kare-kare or ragout
|
STEWED
|
Cooked by simmering
|
STEWART
|
"Harvey" star
|
STEWARD
|
Flight attendant; major-domo
|
STEWS
|
Pozoles, e.g.
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Writer Murdoch fell holding stone dish
|
PERPETUALSTEW
|
Dish also known as forever soup
|
STEWED
|
Cooked; drunk
|
James Stewart
|
Player one among Royals we backed, found outside
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Hearty pub meal
|
STEWS
|
Meaty dishes
|
STEW
|
Gumbo or goulash
|
Rod Stewart
|
Singer whose 1978 number one single asked listeners about his carnal desirability
|
STEW
|
Cook for hours
|
STEW
|
Crockpot filler
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Shirt I sew (anag.)
|
IRISHSTEW
|
Tries his cooking before wife produces a traditional dish
|
CHAP
|
MAN
|
SPARSE
|
FEW AND SCATTERED
|
SONATINA
|
SHORT MUSICAL PIECE
|
SAIL
|
MOVE EFFORTLESSLY
|
KICK
|
FOURTH-DOWN CALL
|
INFERIOR
|
DILAPIDATED
|
KILN
|
CERAMIST'S NEED
|
REPOSITORIES
|
COLLECTIONS
|
VIGNETTE
|
PORTRAIT WITH FADED EDGES
|
REFERED
|
CORRESPONDED
|
LOAVES
|
MASSES OF SHAPED BREAD
|
TRAILS
|
CONTINUES
|
INIQUITOUS
|
HARMFUL
|
TAMPA
|
FLORIDA CITY
|
HAHA
|
"I TOLD YOU SO!"
|
DICEY
|
IN DOUBT
|
EXTENSION
|
CONSEQUENCE
|
ALLEYWAY
|
PATH
|
FAKED
|
IMPERSONATED
|
LOWERED
|
RAN
|
TIES
|
TIGHTENS
|
LARBOARD
|
PORT SIDE OF A SHIP
|
STRAIGHT
|
UNADULTERATED
|
GROUPIE
|
MORE THAN MERELY A FAN
|
JEER
|
DIG
|
ANTENNA
|
FEELER
|
CONFIDANTES
|
INNER CIRCLE MEMBERS
|
ALI
|
"ALADDIN" PRINCE
|
STORED
|
REGARDED
|
PACKAGE
|
SPEEDO BUNCH
|
CAY
|
CORAL-REEF TOPPER
|
HEATSTROKE
|
FEVERISH CONDITION MAKING HORSE DEVOUR BUTTERFLY?
|
INDONESIA
|
ONE'S IN SOME ASIAN COUNTRY OR ANOTHER
|
PITFALL
|
ANY UNSUSPECTED SOURCE OF DANGER
|
IMPREGNATED
|
PERMEATED
|
GLARY
|
OVER-SHINING-ISH
|
FRONDS
|
LEAVES OR LEAF-LIKE PART OF A PALM, FERN OR SIMILAR PLANT
|
BLOWER
|
PHONE DELIVERY MAN LEFT NEARER THE FRONT
|
FLAMBE
|
LIKE CHERRIES JUBILEE
|
SURFED
|
BODIED
|
MAFIA
|
INTERNATIONAL SECRET ORGANISATION FOUNDED IN SICILY
|
CHER
|
"MERMAIDS" ACTRESS
|
SIBYLS
|
FIVE PREDICTORS ATOP THE SISTINE CHAPEL
|
VICTORIANLONDON
|
SETTING OF JOSH HARTNETT'S SERIES "PENNY DREADFUL": 2 WDS.
|
DRAINTILE
|
ITEM USED IN BASEMENT WATERPROOFING
|
ANTED
|
SAID "I'M IN," IN EFFECT
|
UNRESTRAINED
|
BREAK LOOSE
|
TRUMPET
|
INSTRUMENT CAUSING POLITICIAN TO BE IN UTTER DISARRAY
|
HAZE
|
TORTURE, AS A PLEDGE
|
RELIEF
|
RESTFULNESS
|
ASHE
|
"DAYS OF GRACE" AUTHOR ARTHUR
|
AGED
|
CYCLED
|
RAID
|
RESULT OF AN FBI STING, PERHAPS
|
STONEQUARRY
|
Granite excavation site
|
IVAN
|
Three-time US Open champ Lendl
|
SWEARING
|
"There was a lot of shouting and coming from inside the pub."
|
RUBAIYAT
|
Khayyams poetry collection
|
AFTER
|
Engelbert Humperdinck "___ the Lovin'"
|
THERMALUNDERWEAR
|
Long underwear
|
GENERATION
|
Creating a limited amount of DNA
|
TEN
|
Floor-to-hoop footage
|
SING
|
Perform in the choir
|
QUALM
|
Disquiet and misgiving in equal measure
|
FUNDY
|
New Brunswick's Bay of __
|
BOTCH
|
Make a complete mess of
|
SIRE
|
Pedigree paperwork datum
|
CALENDAR
|
It offers many openings in the runup to Christmas
|
SOPHIE
|
___ Turner, actress engaged to Joe Jonas who plays Sansa Stark in GOT
|