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BOOTH
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COUNTER
|
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BOOT
|
GIVE THE HEAVE-HO
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BOOTY
|
BACK END
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BOOT
|
PINK-SLIP
|
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BOOT
|
FAILURE
|
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BOOT
|
APPRENTICE
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
PRAISE
|
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BOOTS
|
ITEM OF FOOTWEAR
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BOOT
|
ITEM OF FOOTWEAR
|
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BOOT
|
KNOCK
|
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BOOTS
|
WINTER WEAR
|
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BOOTY
|
PIRATE'S PLUNDER
|
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BOOT
|
BOTCH
|
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BOOTY
|
SPOIL
|
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BOOTH
|
SMALL COMPARTMENT
|
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BOOT
|
GET RID OF
|
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HIPBOOT
|
ANGLER'S ITEM
|
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BOOTH
|
SHED
|
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BOOT
|
MOVE ON FOOT
|
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BOOTLICKER
|
APPLE POLISHER
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
SHOE TIE
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
CUNNING
|
|
BOOTED
|
SACKED
|
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BOOTUP
|
LAUNCH
|
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BOOTY
|
MONEY HOLDER
|
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BOOT
|
GIVE THE HEAVE-HO TO
|
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BOOT
|
KICK; FOOTWEAR
|
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BOOT
|
DISMISS UNCEREMONIOUSLY
|
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BOOTH
|
DINER OPTION
|
|
BOOT
|
DINER OPTION
|
|
BOOT
|
RANCHER'S FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOT
|
THROW OUT UNCEREMONIOUSLY
|
|
BOOT
|
COWPOKE'S FOOTWEAR
|
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BOOT
|
IT MAY NEED COBBLING
|
|
BOOT
|
HARD KICK
|
|
BOOT
|
START UP A COMPUTER
|
|
BOOT
|
COWBOY'S FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTS
|
COWBOY'S FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTY
|
VALUABLE STOLEN GOODS
|
|
BOOTY
|
SPOILS TAKEN ILLEGALLY
|
|
BOOTY
|
REAR OF A DISCO?
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|
BOOTLICK
|
HIDE
|
|
BOOT
|
EXPULSION
|
|
REBOOT
|
START AGAIN
|
|
REBOOT
|
START OVER AFTER A CRASH
|
|
REBOOT
|
RESTART A COMPUTER
|
|
BOOT
|
RESTART A COMPUTER
|
|
REBOOT
|
REACT TO A CRASH?
|
|
BOOT
|
FOOTWEAR ITEM
|
|
BOOTING
|
EJECTING
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLEGAL PRODUCT
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
SOLD ILLICITLY
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
DEAL IN GOODS ILLICITLY
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
LIKE MANY MOVIES ON FILE-SHARING SITES
|
|
BOOT
|
BEGINNER
|
|
BOOTH
|
KIOSK
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
ROADSIDE BUILDING REPLACED BY E-TAG
|
|
BOOTED
|
THRILLING
|
|
BOOTING
|
THRILLING
|
|
BOOT
|
STURDY SHOE
|
|
BOOTY
|
PIRATE TREASURE
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
SHIFTY PERSON
|
|
BOOT
|
WINTER FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTS
|
WINTER FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTS
|
FOUL-WEATHER FOOTGEAR
|
|
BOOTS
|
CALF-COVERING FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTS
|
DISMISSES UNCEREMONIOUSLY
|
|
BOOTS
|
SPARE TYRE SITES
|
|
BOOTS
|
AXES
|
|
BOOTS
|
KICKS OUT
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
UNLAWFUL
|
|
BOOT
|
OUST
|
|
BOOTOUT
|
OUST
|
|
TOBOOT
|
ADDITIONALLY
|
|
BOOTED
|
CHUCKED OUT
|
|
BOOTSOUT
|
SHOWS THE DOOR TO
|
|
BOOTY
|
HAUL
|
|
BOOTH
|
SMALL CONTAINER
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
MOONSHINE
|
|
BOOTLEGLIQUOR
|
MOONSHINE
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLICIT LIQUOR
|
|
BOOTIT
|
STRIDE
|
|
BOOTH
|
A STALL
|
|
BOOTH
|
MARKET STALL
|
|
BOOTH
|
MARKET STALL; SMALL SHOP
|
|
BOOTH
|
DISAPPEARING TELEPHONE LOCATION
|
|
BOOTH
|
COUNTER ALTERNATIVE
|
|
BOOTED
|
NOT BAREFOOT
|
|
BOOTED
|
KICKED
|
|
BOOTS
|
HEAVY SHOES
|
|
TOBOOT
|
BESIDES
|
|
BOOTING
|
BUNGLING
|
|
BOOTED
|
BUNGLING
|
|
BOOTOUT
|
EJECT
|
|
BOOT
|
EJECT
|
|
BOOTY
|
PLUNDER
|
|
FREEBOOT
|
PLUNDER
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
AGAINST THE LAW
|
|
BOOT
|
DISMISS
|
|
BOOTS
|
REMOVES
|
|
BOOT
|
DISCARD
|
|
INABOOTH
|
NOT AT THE COUNTER
|
|
BOOTS
|
FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOT
|
FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTY
|
FREIGHT
|
|
YOUBETYOURBOOTS
|
"ABSOLUTELY!"
|
|
BOOT
|
EXCITEMENT
|
|
BOOTEDUP
|
STARTED, AS A PC
|
|
BOOTED
|
STARTED, AS A COMPUTER
|
|
TOBOOT
|
AS WELL
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
COMPLIANT
|
|
BOOTS
|
EXPELS
|
|
BOOTES
|
EXPELS
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
US MARINES TRAIN HERE BY POTOMAC. B-- AWFUL!
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
OBSEQUIOUS
|
|
PLAYRUGBYTOBOOT
|
ENGAGE IN A SCRUM, ALSO?
|
|
BOOTED
|
KICKED EDWARD WITH A LOUD CRY
|
|
BOOT
|
INTRODUCE
|
|
BOOT
|
LEARNER
|
|
BOOT
|
___ CAMP
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLICIT
|
|
BOOT
|
MISTAKE
|
|
BOOT
|
THROW AWAY
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
FUTILE
|
|
TOBOOT
|
ALSO
|
|
BOOTY
|
BUILD
|
|
PHONEBOOTH
|
WINDFLOWER
|
|
WELLINGTONBOOT
|
COCKPIT IN SPORTS CAR NOT ABOUT SUPPRESSING UNWANTED NOISE, BUT IT SHOULD KEEP YOU DRY
|
|
BOOTS
|
THROWS
|
|
COMBATBOOTH
|
VERY SMALL FIGHT ARENA?
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
DEVIOUS
|
|
BOOTH
|
ENCLOSURE
|
|
BOOTH
|
CORNER
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLEGAL
|
|
BOOTEE
|
BABY'S FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTIE
|
BABY'S FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTOUT
|
DEPOSE
|
|
BOOTY
|
LOOT
|
|
BOOT
|
SACK
|
|
BOOTED
|
DISCARDED
|
|
BOOTHS
|
ENCLOSURES
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
SERVILE
|
|
BOOT
|
SHOVE
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
BULLY
|
|
BOOT
|
ASSAULT PHYSICALLY
|
|
BOOTES
|
TERMINATES
|
|
BOOTS
|
TERMINATES
|
|
BOOTS
|
OUSTS
|
|
BOOTLICK
|
COWER
|
|
BOOTED
|
OUSTED
|
|
ABOOTHINTHEBACK
|
DINER'S REQUEST FOR PRIVACY, PERHAPS
|
|
BOOTJOCKEY
|
HIKER
|
|
TOBOOT
|
IN ADDITION
|
|
BOOTHS
|
HORSE SHOES OUTSIDE THESE STALLS
|
|
BOOTHS
|
STALLS
|
|
BOOTHS
|
CORNERS
|
|
BOOT
|
CAN
|
|
BOOT
|
SEE 23
|
|
BOOTLICKERS
|
PARASITES
|
|
BOOTH
|
REQUEST TO THE MAITRE D'
|
|
BOOTS
|
SEE 1-ACROSS
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
BUY AND SELL
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
USELESS
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
CHARMING
|
|
BOOTES
|
DISCARDS
|
|
BOOTS
|
DISCARDS
|
|
BOOTED
|
EVICTED
|
|
BOOT
|
CHUCK
|
|
BOOTHS
|
HUTS
|
|
BOOT
|
ITALY'S OUTLINE
|
|
BOOTH
|
HUT
|
|
BOOTS
|
CANS
|
|
BOOTES
|
CANS
|
|
BOOT
|
NOVICE
|
|
BOOTH
|
STAGE
|
|
BOOT
|
THRILL
|
|
BOOT
|
PINK SLIP
|
|
BOOT
|
BLUNDER
|
|
BOOT
|
MISHANDLE, AS A GROUNDER
|
|
PUSSINBOOTS
|
PANTOMIME
|
|
REBOOT
|
RESTART A PC
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
WELLINGTON STARTED LEGITIMATELY TO SMUGGLE LIQUOR
|
|
BOOTY
|
BURGLAR'S HAUL
|
|
BOOTES
|
SACKS
|
|
BOOTS
|
SACKS
|
|
BOOTHS
|
VOTERS' STRUCTURES
|
|
FOOTNOTESTOBOOT
|
END OF THE CONUNDRUM
|
|
BOOTY
|
PROFIT
|
|
BOOTIES
|
BABY SHOWER GIFT, PERHAPS
|
|
BOOT
|
COWBOY'S FOOT COVERING
|
|
BOOTIE
|
KNITTED FOOT-COVERING
|
|
BOOTEE
|
KNITTED FOOT-COVERING
|
|
BOOTEE
|
SHOE FOR A BABY
|
|
BOOTLICK
|
GROVEL
|
|
TOLBOOTH
|
TAX POINT IN ADDITION COVERS LARGE HOTEL
|
|
BOOT
|
EXPEL
|
|
BOOTLEGLIQUOR
|
BATHTUB GIN
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
BATHTUB GIN
|
|
BOOT
|
SACK THAT MAY BE PACKED FOR A JOURNEY
|
|
BOOTS
|
"YAKETY SAX" PLAYER RANDOLPH
|
|
BOOTCAMPUS
|
SHOEMAKER'S SCHOOL?
|
|
BOOT
|
RID
|
|
BOOTS
|
PUSS'S GEAR
|
|
BOOTLICKER
|
TOADY
|
|
BOOTY
|
SPOILS BY HOLDING UP UNDULY
|
|
BOOTY
|
SPOILS
|
|
BOOTY
|
PURCHASE
|
|
BOOTS
|
BLUNDERS
|
|
BOOTES
|
BLUNDERS
|
|
BOOTED
|
EJECTED
|
|
COMBATBOOT
|
ARMY BOOT
|
|
MILITARYBOOT
|
ARMY BOOT
|
|
BABYBOOTED
|
INFANT DRESSED FOR RAIN?
|
|
BOOT
|
TOSS OUT
|
|
BOOTY
|
STOLEN GOODS BROUGHT UP IN LORRY - TOO BRAZEN!
|
|
BOOTY
|
STOLEN GOODS
|
|
HIPBOOT
|
WADER FOR WEARING
|
|
BOOT
|
WADER OR WAFFLESTOMPER
|
|
HIPBOOT
|
WADER
|
|
DASBOOT
|
OVERSIZE OKTOBERFEST VESSEL NAMED AFTER A CLASSIC FILM
|
|
BOOTIE
|
BABY'S SHOE
|
|
BOOTEE
|
BABY'S SHOE
|
|
BOOTED
|
BOUNCY
|
|
BOOT
|
BOUNCE
|
|
BOOTOUT
|
BOUNCE
|
|
BOOT
|
SEND AWAY
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
HIDEOUS
|
|
BOOT
|
SWAGGER
|
|
BOOT
|
THROW OUT
|
|
BOOTIES
|
BABY SHOWER GIFT PAIR
|
|
BOOTIE
|
APRES-SKI WARMER
|
|
BOOTS
|
FIRES
|
|
BOOTIE
|
KNITTING PROJECT
|
|
BOOT
|
FAIL TO FIELD A GROUNDER
|
|
BOOTIT
|
FLUB A GROUNDER
|
|
BOOT
|
BUNGLE
|
|
EGOBOOTH
|
SMALL COMPARTMENT FOR LIFTING SELF-ESTEEM?
|
|
ONESBOOTS
|
SEE 6
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
INTIMIDATE
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
PERSON MAKING ALL THE WRONG SOUNDS PERHAPS TO KICK-START STRETCH WITH REG RETURNING
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
FAWNING
|
|
BOOT
|
FLEDGLING
|
|
TOBOOT
|
INTO THE BARGAIN
|
|
BOOT
|
KICK OUT
|
|
BOOTLICKERS
|
BELIEVERS
|
|
BOOTHE
|
POWERS OF "DEADWOOD"
|
|
BOOTYOUROWNHORN
|
GET RID OF ONE'S TOOTER FOR A BLARER?
|
|
BOOT
|
KICK
|
|
BOOT
|
SPACE AT THE REAR OF A CAR
|
|
REBOOT
|
YTV ANIMATED SHOW THAT TOOK PLACE INSIDE A COMPUTER SYSTEM
|
|
BOOTIECLASP
|
FASTENER FOR INFANT WEAR?
|
|
BOOTEE
|
FOOTWEAR FOR AN INFANT
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
CLODHOPPER'S SECURER
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
IMPORT SECRETLY
|
|
BOOTJOCKEY
|
PEDESTRIAN
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
MAKE ILLEGAL RECORDING
|
|
SABOOTERTHTIGOO
|
FLINTSTONES' PET
|
|
BOOTH
|
FARMERS' MARKET STALL, SAY
|
|
DENVERBOOT
|
PARKING ENFORCEMENT DEVICE
|
|
TOEBOOTH
|
PLACE FOR A PEDICURE?
|
|
BOOTEE
|
TOOTSY COVER
|
|
BOOTEE
|
TOT'S TOOTSY COVER
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
SUBMISSIVE
|
|
BOOTS
|
KICKS
|
|
BOOTLICKER
|
SYCOPHANT
|
|
BOOT
|
IT MAY SPORT A SPUR
|
|
BOOTY
|
PIRATE'S QUEST
|
|
BOOTH
|
COOP
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
OFFERS BANNED TYPES TO CHELSEA DOWN AT HEEL FOR SUPPORT - IT'S AN ENDLESS BUG!
|
|
BOOTSY
|
NICKNAME OF FUNK BASSIST WILLIAM COLLINS, INDUCTED INTO THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME IN 1997 WITH FIFTEEN OTHER MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT-FUNKADELIC
|
|
BOOTLEGLIQUOR
|
HOOCH
|
|
TOLLBOOTHS
|
PLACE FOR CHANGE?
|
|
BOOTH
|
PROJECTING PLACE?
|
|
ISOLATIONBOOTH
|
ONE PLACE FOR PRIVACY
|
|
BOOTH
|
CUBICLE
|
|
BOOTED
|
GAVE THE HEAVE-HO TO
|
|
BOOTS
|
GIVES THE HEAVE-HO
|
|
BOOTIT
|
TRUDGE
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
WHERE TO PAY ONE'S WAY
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
PLUNDERER
|
|
BOOTH
|
COMPARTMENT
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
MILITARY FOOTWEAR REACHING TO THE KNEE
|
|
BOOT
|
CAR LUGGAGE SPACE
|
|
BOOTEDAGROUNDER
|
MADE A BONEHEAD BASEBALL ERROR
|
|
BOOTEES
|
COVERINGS FOR TINY TOES
|
|
BOOTY
|
ILL-GOTTEN GAINS
|
|
BOOTY
|
ILL-GOTTEN TREASURE
|
|
BOOT
|
LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
SMUGGLED SUPPORTER UNDER LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT
|
|
BOOTH
|
ELECTOR'S ENCLOSURE
|
|
BOOTY
|
ANY VALUABLES WHEN OBTAINED AS PLUNDER
|
|
BOOTLEGLIQUOR
|
MOUNTAIN DEW
|
|
PLAYOFFBOOTH
|
PLACE TO BUY A POSTSEASON PROGRAM?
|
|
BOOTED
|
INDISCRIMINATE
|
|
TOKENBOOTH
|
TRANSIT CLERK'S WORKPLACE
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
PRIVATE SECTOR?
|
|
BOOT
|
SOMETHING WORN ON THE FOOT - OR THE ELBOW
|
|
DASBOOT
|
'81 SUB FLICK
|
|
BOOTH
|
KENT'S CHANGING ROOM
|
|
BOOTS
|
SEE 34-ACROSS
|
|
BOOTY
|
SPOILS WELLINGTON RAILWAY TERMINAL
|
|
BOOT
|
SHOE COVERING THE FOOT AND LOWER LEG
|
|
BOOTED
|
SHODDEN
|
|
BOOTING
|
SHOEING
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLICIT (LIQUOR?)
|
|
BOOTSANDSADDLES
|
TV WESTERN OF 1957
|
|
BOOTLICKED
|
COWERED
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
COWERING
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
SOMEONE LIVING OFF PLUNDER
|
|
REBOOT
|
HOW TO REACT TO A CRASH PERHAPS CONCERNING WELLINGTON
|
|
BOOT
|
HEAVY SHOE
|
|
BOOTLICKERS
|
YESES
|
|
BOOTLEGGERS
|
MOONSHINERS
|
|
BOOTEE
|
BABY SHOE
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
WHAT'S DIFFICULT TO DRAW IN WITH TONGUE HANGING OUT?
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
HECKLE TURKISH LEADER AT THE FOREIGN CHURCH - IT?LL KEEP ONE OF HIS FEET FIRMLY ON THE GROUND
|
|
BOOT
|
AXE
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
DESCRIPTION OF BRUTUS BY CAESAR JUST BEFORE HIS DEATH IN BARE FEET?
|
|
BOOT
|
BUM'S RUSH
|
|
COOLMOONBOOT
|
ASTRONAUT'S NONCHALANT FOOTWEAR?
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
PIRATE
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
PIRATE
|
|
BOOTLICK
|
FAWN OVER
|
|
LICKBOOTS
|
FAWN
|
|
BOOTLICK
|
FAWN
|
|
BOOT
|
MARINE RECRUIT
|
|
REBOOTS
|
NASTY SMELL IN BARKING STORE STARTS AGAIN ?
|
|
BOOTH
|
TOLL COLLECTOR'S ENCLOSURE
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLICITLY DISTILLED
|
|
BOOTLICKER
|
LEECH
|
|
BOOTHIA
|
THE ... PENINSULA OF N CANADA IS THE NORTHERNMOST PART OF THE MAINLAND OF NORTH AMERICA
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
CURRYING
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
ONE RUNNING FOR WORK?
|
|
BOOT
|
WORD BEFORE CAMP OR HILL
|
|
ANKLEBOOT
|
STYLISH WOMAN'S SHOE
|
|
COMBATBOOTS
|
G.I. FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOT
|
WADERS
|
|
HIPBOOTS
|
WADERS
|
|
BOOTED
|
WEARING WADERS
|
|
BOOTS
|
WADERS, E.G.
|
|
BOOTH
|
TEMPORARY STRUCTURE EG FOR VOTING
|
|
DASBOOT
|
WWII FILM OF '81
|
|
BOOTOFITALY
|
WEARABLE PART OF EUROPE?
|
|
BOOTH
|
KISSING ___
|
|
BOOTH
|
STALL - SALVATION ARMY FOUNDER
|
|
BOOTIE
|
ONE OF A PAIR OF ITEMS OFTEN GIVEN AT A BABY SHOWER
|
|
BOOTH
|
CARREL
|
|
PHOTOBOOTH
|
WHERE COUPLES MAY BE SEEN KISSING
|
|
BOOTHS
|
CARRELS
|
|
BOOTS
|
COWBOYS AND FIREFIGHTERS WEAR THEM
|
|
BOOTEE
|
ONE MIGHT BE MADE FOR THE SHOWER
|
|
BOOTH
|
COMIC CON SETUP
|
|
BOOTH
|
JOHN WILKES ___, US ACTOR WHO ASSASSINATED ABRAHAM LINCOLN
|
|
BOOTY
|
TREASURE
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLEGAL, AS LIQUOR
|
|
KICKINGBOOTEE
|
BIT OF EQUIPMENT FOR NURSERY FOOTBALL GAMES?
|
|
MARINEBOOTCAMP
|
PARRIS ISLAND, E.G.
|
|
BOOTEE
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PART OF A BABY'S WARDROBE
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BOOTING
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DISCARDING
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COMBATBOOT
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JACKBOOT
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MILITARYBOOT
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JACKBOOT
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BOOTLEG
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LAWLESS
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BOOTHE
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"THE EMERALD FOREST" STAR POWERS
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BOOTLICK
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CHARM SOMEONE WITH FLATTERY
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THIGHHIGHBOOTS
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BIG SHOES TO FILL
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BOOTS
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SKIER'S FOOTWEAR
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BOOTHS
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BERTHS
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GUMBOOTS
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GARDENERS' WET-WEATHER FOOTWEAR
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KINKYBOOTS
|
BROADWAY MUSICAL WITH MUSIC AND LYRICS BY CYNDI LAUPER
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BOOTCUT
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JEANS CHOICE
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BOOT
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COWBOY'S SHOE
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FREEBOOT
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MARAUD
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BOOTSONTHE
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MEN IN ACTION IN OLD TRAFFORD PHARMACY?
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BOOTSTRAPS
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PULL YOURSELF UP THE LADDER TO LOAD COMPUTER PROGRAM
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BOOTH
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VENDOR'S SPOT AT AN EXPO
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TICKETBOOTH
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SPOT AT THE FRONT OF A THEATER
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BOOT
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ITALY'S SHAPE
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BOOT
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OVERSHOE
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BOOT
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EXILE
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PIVOTINGBOOTH
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FEATURE OF A ROTATING RESTAURANT?
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BOOTEE
|
WEE FOOT-WARMER
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BOOTOUT
|
EVICT
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BOOTED
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PINKISH
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COMBATBOOTY
|
SPOILS OF WAR?
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BOOTY
|
SPOILS OF WAR UNKNOWN TO WELLINGTON?
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BOOTH
|
STALL
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BOOTLICKING
|
INGRATIATING
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SHIRLEYSBOOTH
|
ACTRESS'S KIOSK?
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PUSSINBOOTS
|
FELINE PANTO?
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BOOTLEGLIQUOR
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BOOTLEG
|
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BOOT
|
CAR TRUNK, TO BRITS
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BOOT
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START UP, AS A COMPUTER
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BOOTHS
|
CARNIVAL SETUPS
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BOOBOOBOOTH
|
KIOSK THAT SELLS A VARIETY OF FIRST-AID ITEMS?
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BOOTH
|
HUCKSTER'S SITE
|
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BOOT
|
START UP
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FREEBOOTER
|
PERSON ROAMING FOR PLUNDER
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BOOTY
|
SWAG
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FREEBOOTER
|
CORSAIR, BEFORE BEING WRECKED, TORE OFF
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BOOTLEG
|
CONJURE UP THE DEMON RUM?
|
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BUCKLESANDBOOTS
|
COWBOY STORE OFFERINGS
|
|
BOOTH
|
NOOK
|
|
WAKEINONESBOOTS
|
WHAT A HIKER MIGHT DO AFTER A NAP ON THE TRAIL?
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|
BOOT
|
SPACE AT THE BACK OF A CAR
|
|
BOOTEES
|
INFANT'S WEAR
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BOOTIE
|
INFANT'S SHOE
|
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BOOTEE
|
INFANT'S SHOE
|
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BOOT
|
RESULT OF A PARKING VIOLATION ... AS ILLUSTRATED FOUR TIMES IN THIS PUZZLE?
|
|
BOOTY
|
BT SWAPPED WOODEN SPOON FOR OTHER PRIZE
|
|
REBOOT
|
COPE WITH BROKEN WINDOWS?
|
|
BOOTHS
|
PEWS
|
|
RYANBOOTH
|
ROLE ON "QUANTICO"
|
|
BOOTHE
|
AUTHOR/DIPLOMAT CLARE ___ LUCE
|
|
THEFTBOOT
|
CORRUPT DEALING WITH CRIME, THE FRENCH ABANDONING THE LEADER OF THE MARCH?
|
|
BOOTLACES
|
PRODUCERS OF TIEUPS AT WORK?
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
FACE BACK TO THE TRUNK FOR FOOTWEAR
|
|
MOONBOOTS
|
1970S-'80S FASHION INSPIRED BY ASTRONAUTS' FOOTWEAR
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RAINBOOT
|
ANKLE-HIGH OVERSHOE
|
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JOHNWILKESBOOTH
|
ASSASSIN OF 1865
|
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BOOTH
|
ASSASSIN OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN; JOHN WILKES ...
|
|
BOOT
|
PUNT
|
|
BOOT
|
A NAME APPLIED TO MANY CEMETERIES OF THE AMERICAN WEST SUCH AS AT DODGE CITY
|
|
INBOOTS
|
SEE 30
|
|
BOOTEE
|
IT COVERS LITTLE PIGGIES
|
|
BOOTIE
|
PIGGIES' PROTECTOR?
|
|
BOOTEE
|
PIGGIES' PROTECTOR?
|
|
BOOTLEGGING
|
ILLICIT LIQUOR TRADE
|
|
BOOTERS
|
THEY GET THEIR KICKS IN THE NFL
|
|
POWERSBOOTHE
|
ACTOR WHO SEEMS PERFECT TO PLAY SUPERMAN?
|
|
BOOTS
|
OVERSHOES
|
|
BOOT
|
RUBBER OVERSHOE
|
|
BOOTH
|
CONNIE ___, ACTRESS-WRITER WHO PLAYED POLLY IN BBC TV SITCOM FAWLTY TOWERS
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
FOX REPELLED BY DIGGING INTO WASTE MATTER
|
|
BOOT
|
"DAS ___": 1981 FILM
|
|
BOOTEE
|
BABY'S SOCK
|
|
BOOTIE
|
BABY'S SOCK
|
|
BOOTS
|
EVICTS
|
|
BOOTEES
|
BABY SHOWER GIFT
|
|
REBOOTING
|
ENGINEERS EXPRESSING DISAPPROVAL ABOUT TIME GETTING PC GOING AGAIN
|
|
BOOTS
|
I'M NOT IMPRESSED WITH THIS EMPTY HIGH STREET OUTLET
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
DEAL IN ILLICIT ALCOHOL
|
|
BOOTS
|
1903 KIPLING POEM
|
|
BOOTEES
|
COUPLE SEEN AT A BABY SHOWER
|
|
BOOTEE
|
BABY SHOWER COVERING
|
|
BOOT
|
BAD THING TO GET ON THE JOB
|
|
BOOT
|
___ HILL: NAME GIVEN TO MANY CEMETERIES IN THE WILD WEST.
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
FOOTWEAR (SYMBOLIC OF AUTHORITARIAN RULE)
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
TRAINING SITE
|
|
REBOOT
|
GET (A COMPUTER) GOING AGAIN
|
|
BOOT
|
START, AS A COMPUTER
|
|
BOOTUP
|
START, AS A COMPUTER
|
|
BOOTIE
|
ONE OF A COUPLE AT A BABY SHOWER
|
|
BOOTY
|
PIRATE'S HAUL
|
|
DASBOOT
|
1981 MOVIE WITH A SUB PLOT
|
|
BOOTH
|
ASSASSIN OF COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF AND ARMY GENERAL
|
|
BOOTEE
|
BABY SOCK
|
|
BOOTH
|
DINER SEATING AREA
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
WADER'S INSIDES CONTAIN WORM'S TAIL - I DON'T LIKE THAT
|
|
BOOTHROYD
|
BETTY ?, SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS FROM 1992-2000
|
|
BOOT
|
A RANCHER MIGHT PULL ONE OVER A CALF
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
ADULATION
|
|
BOOTHPECK
|
*SMOOCH IN A KIOSK?
|
|
BOOT
|
AMASS AND HIDE AWAY
|
|
REBOOTS
|
GETS GOING AFTER A CRASH
|
|
BOOTY
|
TREASURE ON 27-/44-ACROSS
|
|
COMBATBOOTS
|
WHAT SOME MOTHERS WEAR, IN AN EPITHET
|
|
GETTHEBOOT
|
BE DISMISSED
|
|
BOOT
|
OLD CHEMIST OFFERING SOMETHING TO PUT ON FOOT
|
|
BOOT
|
ADVANTAGE OF HAVING ITEM OF FOOTWEAR
|
|
UGGBOOT
|
ITEM OF FOOTWEAR IN THE FORM OF AN OVERSIZED SHEEPSKIN "SLIPPER" COVERING THE FOOT, ANKLE AND CALF
|
|
BOOTH
|
TELEPHONE KIOSK
|
|
POLLINGBOOTH
|
ONE'S CROSS TO BE PENNED IN HERE
|
|
BOOTS
|
GEAR FOR A HIKE
|
|
BOOTMAKER
|
SACK GIVEN TO BUILDER WHO HAD A JOB AT LAST
|
|
BOOTHS
|
SOME RESTAURANT SEATING
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
WHERE TO PAY ROAD CHARGES TO BOOT HELL, MAYBE, WITHOUT EAST!
|
|
THEBOOTISONTHEOTHERFOOT
|
WELLINGTON HAS NEW OCCUPANT: THINGS MAY BE DIFFERENT FROM NOW ON
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
COMBAT BOOT
|
|
TOPBOOT
|
COMBAT BOOT
|
|
BOOTS
|
RAIN GEAR
|
|
BOOTH
|
EXPRESS DISPLEASURE WITH THE SHORTENED DINER SEATING
|
|
TOLLBOOTHS
|
PLACES FOR COIN COLLECTORS?
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
LAWLESS PERSON KNOCKED BACK ALE IN SOCCER GAME
|
|
BOOTH
|
VOTER'S PLACE ON NOVEMBER 27TH
|
|
BOOTS
|
DISMISSES
|
|
SNOWBOOT
|
CLIMBER MAY POSSESS THIS SMELL -- EARLIER, WIFE OVERCOME BY THE NOSE
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
TYPE OF PERFORMANCE RECORDING NOT OFFICIALLY RELEASED BY THE ARTIST
|
|
BOOT
|
STURDY SHOE; START
|
|
PUSSNBOOTS
|
2003 CRASH TEST DUMMIES ALBUM
|
|
EDWINBOOTH
|
FIRST GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIAN
|
|
BOOTY
|
SPOILS CHILD, PUTTING IN LOVE AND TIME
|
|
BOOTS
|
PART OF A SANTA COSTUME
|
|
BOOT
|
THEY CALL IT A TRUNK IN THE US
|
|
BOOTES
|
ARCTURUS'S CONSTELLATION
|
|
BOOTHS
|
SOME DINER SEATING
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
OF LITTLE OR NO USE IN MERSEYSIDE SUNDAY SCHOOL INITIALLY
|
|
REBOOT
|
START AGAIN, AS AFTER A COMPUTER SYSTEM CRASH
|
|
BOOTH
|
JOHN CLEESE'S WIFE AT THE TIME OF MAKING FAWLTY TOWERS, COMIC ACTRESS CONNIE ... PLAYED POLLY, A MAI
|
|
DASBOOT
|
1981 GERMAN WWII MOVIE
|
|
BOOT
|
IT HOLDS A FOOT, A CASE OR YOUR SHOPPING
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
VAIN LITTLE MAN IN THE CHEMIST'S
|
|
BOOTH
|
QUIZ SHOW PROP
|
|
BOOTS
|
SEE 14 ACROSS
|
|
BOOTS
|
FOOTWEAR IN A NANCY SINATRA TITLE
|
|
BOOT
|
ITEM OF FOOTWEAR IN SACK
|
|
TOOBADIHIDABOOT
|
"WHAT A SHAME YOUR FOOTWEAR IS MISSING," PALINDROMICALLY
|
|
BOOT
|
UNSEAT
|
|
BOOT
|
A COVERING FOR THE FOOT
|
|
BOOT
|
AX
|
|
BOOTLEGGERS
|
GEORGE BLOTS OUT THE SMUGGLERS
|
|
BOOT
|
RECENTLY RETIRED MONOPOLY PIECE
|
|
BOOTHS
|
JEER MOST OF THE SCHOOL VOTING STATIONS
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
SELL BATHTUB GIN, SAY
|
|
REBOOT
|
NEW TECH START-UP?
|
|
BOOTLICKER
|
TOADY GETS KICK TAKING SPIRITS, WE HEAR
|
|
BOOTY
|
LAD COLLECTING HOLY BOOKS AS A SORT OF PRIZE
|
|
BOOT
|
LUGGAGE CARRIER ON FOOT
|
|
BOOTS
|
STARTS UP, AS A PC
|
|
REBOOTS
|
STARTS UP AFTER A CRASH
|
|
BOOT
|
HEAVE-HO
|
|
DASBOOT
|
1981 GERMAN-LANGUAGE FILM SET ON A SUB
|
|
BOOTEE
|
SHOW DISAPPROVAL OF SUPPORTER OF FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOT
|
FOOTWEAR THAT ITALY IS SHAPED LIKE
|
|
TROLLBOOTHS
|
SOME STOPS ALONG THE FAIRY HIGHWAY?
|
|
BOOT
|
AND 24: BIG NAME IN OIL, PERHAPS ABERDONIAN, TOO UPPITY TO ENTER MILITARY UNIT
|
|
HIPBOOTIES
|
TRENDY TOTS' FOOTWEAR?
|
|
BOOTLEGLIQUOR
|
HOMEMADE LIQUOR
|
|
BOOTCAMPS
|
LEJEUNE AND PENDLETON
|
|
BOOTH
|
COTE
|
|
BOOTPOLISH
|
CAUSE FOR REFLECTION?
|
|
BOOTY
|
JEER - INDEED TO START WITH - FOR WHAT'S GOING DOWN TO BE GAINED
|
|
BOOTLE
|
PORT SOLD UNLAWFULLY, NO GOOD
|
|
BOOTED
|
KICKED OUT OF SACK KEEPING EXCESSIVELY UPSET
|
|
BOOT
|
SOCCER STAR'S FAVORITE TYPE OF SHOE?
|
|
BOOTIE
|
ONE OF A BABY'S FOOTWEAR PAIR
|
|
IRONBOOT
|
RIGOROUS OR STERN CONTROL
|
|
BOOT
|
EVEN ABBOT OPTS FOR PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTSTRAPS
|
FASTENERS ON A GERMAN BOAT?
|
|
BOOTBLACK
|
BUFFER?
|
|
BOOTLICK
|
FAWN'S HOOF - AND LIGHT COAT?
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
SITE FOR HARSH TRAINING
|
|
BOOTIE
|
ONE OF AN INFANT'S PAIR
|
|
BOOTH
|
CHERIE"S DAD"S NIPPER GIVEN FRESH START BY BLAIR ORIGINALLY
|
|
BOOTH
|
DISPENSARY
|
|
COWBOYBOOTS
|
RANCH DRESSING?
|
|
BOOTH
|
DINER SEATING CHOICE
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
BEGGING
|
|
BOOT
|
WALK POMPOUSLY
|
|
BOOT
|
SHOUT DISAPPROVAL - AND FINALLY GET SACK
|
|
BOOTLICK
|
CURRY FAVOR
|
|
THIGHBOOT
|
LONG FOOTWEAR
|
|
IMINAPHONEBOOTH
|
"WHERE ARE YOU?" ANSWER
|
|
AUDIBOOTING
|
THE PRACTICE OF KICKING AN IMPORT'S TIRES?
|
|
BOOTH
|
COZY RESTAURANT SEAT
|
|
BOOTHS
|
VOTING ENCLOSURES
|
|
BOOT
|
START "UP" A PC
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
FOOTWEAR CORD
|
|
TICKETBOOTH
|
BOX OFFICE
|
|
BOOTES
|
WHERE ARCTURUS IS
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
CUNNING SORT
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
PORT GOOD BUT NOT MADE LEGALLY
|
|
BOOT
|
WAFFLE STOMPERS
|
|
BOOTH
|
FAWLTY TOWERS ACTRESS, CONNIE ...
|
|
BOOTS
|
FORD'S COUNTERPART TO CHEVROLET EL CAMINO
|
|
BOOTEE
|
FAVOUR FOR THE MOST PART HAVING SUPPORT IN SHOE
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
TINKER HOLDING ALE BACK FOR PIRATE
|
|
BOOT
|
WINTER WEAR UNIT
|
|
BOOTED
|
SWAGGERING
|
|
BOOTING
|
SWAGGERING
|
|
BOOTY
|
CORSAIR'S QUEST
|
|
KINKYBOOTS
|
MUSICAL WITH THE SONG "SEX IS IN THE HEEL"
|
|
BOOTEE
|
BABY'S SOFT SHOE
|
|
BOOTH
|
COVERED STALL SHOWS THERE'S NOTHING IN THE ONE AND THE OTHER
|
|
BOOTS
|
GARB IN A SINATRA TITLE
|
|
TOLBOOTH
|
HENRY, IN ADDITION TO MARK, SENT BACK TO SCOTTISH PRISON
|
|
BOOTHILL
|
FINAL DESTINATION FOR A GUNSLINGER
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
CLIPPED TICKET HELPS TO GET DRINK IN MARKET
|
|
BOOTY
|
TREASURE A BABY'S SOCK, YOU SAY?
|
|
BOOTY
|
PIRATES' PLUNDER
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
PURVEYOR OF ILLEGAL ALCOHOL OR RECORDINGS
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
FOR SALE ILLEGALLY
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLEGAL TO KICK A SUPPORTER
|
|
TELEPHONEBOOTHS
|
FORMER HOTEL FIXTURES
|
|
SHAKEONESBOOTY
|
DANCE ENTHUSIASTICALLY, SLANGILY
|
|
BOOT
|
DISMISS ABRUPTLY
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
SITE OF A TRAFFIC SNARL
|
|
BOOTSCOOT
|
DO A COUNTRY DANCE
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
WHERE ARMY RECRUITS GO TO START TRAINING
|
|
BOOTH
|
VOTER'S PLACE
|
|
BOOTDISK
|
READ-ONLY DATA STORAGE MEDIUM
|
|
BOOTY
|
PIRATE'S TREASURE
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
SWEET SPOONER'S TO PLUNDER HEADQUARTERS
|
|
BOOTY
|
PIRATE'S PELF
|
|
BOOTY
|
PIRATE'S PRIZE
|
|
BOOTY
|
LAD ABOUT TO RETURN STOLEN PROPERTY
|
|
BOOTY
|
BOY HOLDING OUT HEARTLESSLY FOR ILL-GOTTEN GAIN
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
TO GET PCS GOING, STAGE SOMETHING ILLEGAL
|
|
BOOTPOLISH
|
SHOESHINE KIT ITEM
|
|
BOOTCAMPS
|
REVEILLE SITES
|
|
BOOTLEGCOD
|
FISH SERVED AT A SPEAKEASY?
|
|
BOOTHS
|
THEY MAY TAKE A TOLL
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
SHOE FASTENER
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
VAIN, UNLIKE PUSS IN PERRAULT'S TALE
|
|
REBOOTS
|
FIXES A FROZEN SCREEN, SAY
|
|
BOOT
|
Voice disapproval of Best's last kick
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
SHIFTY SORT
|
|
BOOT
|
Sort of sale of footwear?
|
|
BOOTLEGGERS
|
Suppliers of illegal recordings
|
|
GUMBOOTS
|
Stick to footwear suited to the mud and wet
|
|
BOOTED
|
Kicked an Edwardian with a cry of derision
|
|
VOTINGBOOTH
|
Balloting place
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start one's PC up again
|
|
BOOT
|
TONY LAMA PRODUCT
|
|
BOOTH
|
TELEPHONE HOUSING
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLEGAL BOOZE
|
|
STEAMERBOOT
|
Place for an oceangoer's belongings?
|
|
BOOTES
|
To jeer at items performed upset stars
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegal, as a recording
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Baby's knitwear
|
|
REBOOTED
|
STARTED OVER, IN A WAY
|
|
INABOOTH
|
Where diner patrons may prefer to sit
|
|
DESERTBOOTS
|
SUEDE FOOTWEAR
|
|
HIKINGBOOTS
|
Some Timberland offerings
|
|
BOOTUP
|
Launch, as a laptop
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
MILITARY FOOTWEAR ITEM
|
|
BOOT
|
Footwear that Italy is said to be shaped like
|
|
BOOTHILL
|
Gunfighters' graveyard
|
|
BOOTEE
|
CROCHETED ITEM
|
|
BOOT
|
Luggage container one foot long?
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Carry/sell liquor illegally
|
|
BOOTS
|
SENDS PACKING
|
|
DJBOOTH
|
Spinner's spot at a party
|
|
LEGUMEBOOTLEG
|
Unauthorized copy of a peanut?
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
ITEM OF MILITARY FOOTWEAR
|
|
PHONEBOOT
|
FOOTWEAR ITEM FOR INSPECTOR GADGET?
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Plead to have received ill-gotten loot from the black market
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegally copy
|
|
YOUBETYOURBOOTS
|
Incredulous cry while playing strip poker?
|
|
TOOBADIHIDABOOT
|
Mrs. Claus' remark about what she did to keep Santa home, either way?
|
|
REBOOTED
|
Dealt with a fatal error, perhaps
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
Unprofitable ship docked at Merseyside location
|
|
BOOTH
|
Phone site
|
|
BOOTEES
|
Attire for neonates
|
|
PUNINESSINBOOTS
|
Insignificance, even if one's wearing platform thigh-highs?
|
|
BOOTH
|
BISTRO SEATING
|
|
FREEBOOTERS
|
Maryland soccer team?
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
CAJOLING
|
|
REBOOT
|
Source has to be switched to start up again
|
|
BOOTH
|
There's nothing between the two but a stall
|
|
TABLEORBOOT
|
Non-choice for restaurant seating?
|
|
BOOT
|
Kick in the rear?
|
|
BOOTHS
|
SOME DINER SEATING CHOICES
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start up a computer again
|
|
BOOTS
|
Starts up a PC
|
|
BOOTH
|
Car's rear close to newish stall
|
|
BOOT
|
Car luggage space; kick
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
John seizes the luggage space as a sign of aggression
|
|
BOOT
|
Car's luggage compartment
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
It's no good without a luggage compartment
|
|
BOOT
|
A bungle
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
It's no use taking a ship from Merseyside location
|
|
REBOOT
|
Recover from crash, as back of car hits middle of tree
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLEGAL MUSIC RECORDING
|
|
BOOTED
|
Barrack old PM wearing beetle-crushers
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BOOTYQUEENS
|
Pirates' molls?
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SLYBOOTS
|
Vacancies filled by unreliable boy, mischievous type
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BOOTIES
|
SOFT SHOES
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BOOTY
|
SPOIL TAKEN ILLEGALLY
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BOOTLEGSNOB
|
Chooser of only the best illegal hooch?
|
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BOOTEE
|
Baby's soft woollen shoe
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BOOTY
|
Find it at the back of car at end of day for plunder
|
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BOOTEE
|
Sled-dog wear
|
|
ABOOT
|
"...imagine ___ stamping on a human face -- forever"
|
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BOOTLEG
|
Illegal kick on limb
|
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BOOTLEGS
|
Punish Diamond?
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REBOOTED
|
Got going after a crash
|
|
BOOT
|
Shoe worn in snow
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BOOTEE
|
Baby's knitted footwear item
|
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Smartyboots
|
WHO MIGHT TROUNCE MOST BOYS WITH INTRINSIC SKILL?
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BOOTES
|
Extrudes
|
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BOOTS
|
Extrudes
|
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JACKBOOT
|
FASCIST FOOTWEAR
|
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BOOTED
|
KICKED OUT
|
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BOOTLEG
|
UNLICENSED RECORDING
|
|
BOOT
|
Car trunk to Brits, or car clamp for Americans
|
|
GOGOBOOTS
|
60'S FASHION
|
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GAMEBOOTH
|
Carnival kiosk
|
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BOOTING
|
Forcing
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BOOTSTRAP
|
METAPHORICAL SELF-HELP AID
|
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BOOTLACES
|
Some workers' footwear securers
|
|
BOOTH
|
Salvation Army founder
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
WHERE BUMPER BARGAINS MAY BE HAD?
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|
BOOTSTRAP
|
Coming from port with sabot damaged needing something to tie it up
|
|
BOOT
|
*Tool for removing heavy footwear
|
|
BOOT
|
William ___, hero - if that's the word - of Evelyn Waugh's Scoop (1938)
|
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BOOTLEG
|
Make or trade in illicit goods
|
|
BOOTH
|
Small stall
|
|
BOOT
|
You may put your foot in it as well, turning up after bishop
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|
BOOT
|
Trunk of a car
|
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BOOT
|
Spare tyre site
|
|
BOOTED
|
Started up computer and kicked out
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Small temporary shops, at a market say
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|
BOOTS
|
Dora's monkey friend
|
|
BOOTH
|
Phone kiosk or voting chamber
|
|
GOLDENBOOT
|
Colombia's James Rodriguez scored more goals than any other player in the 2014 World Cup, thereby winning this award
|
|
BOOTS
|
Dora the Explorer's monkey sidekick
|
|
BOOTH
|
CARNIVAL FEATURE
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
PIRATE REJECTED DRINK DURING POPULAR GAME
|
|
BOOTH
|
DINER SEATING
|
|
BOOTS
|
Little girls look fancy in black patent leather ones
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
WATERPROOF FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOT
|
Foot-covering from car's luggage compartment
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
Engagingly mischievous person
|
|
DASBOOT
|
CLASSIC U-BOAT FILM
|
|
BOOTS
|
FOOTWEAR FOR SKIERS
|
|
REBOOT
|
React to a computer crash
|
|
BOOT
|
Part of car for sale?
|
|
CARBOOT
|
DISABLING WHEEL CLAMP
|
|
BOOTH
|
STALL AT A FAIR
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegal alcohol during prohibition
|
|
VOTINGBOOTH
|
Voting machine
|
|
BOOTIES
|
Coverings for feet or shoes
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
Though servile, express disgust at beating. About time!
|
|
HIPBOOTPOTAMUS
|
Brand name of attire for the plus-size fisherman?
|
|
HOGBOOTIES
|
Knitted footwear for swine?
|
|
IRONBOOT
|
Iron hand
|
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JACKBOOT
|
Iron hand
|
|
BOOTSTRAP
|
Hotel worker with carriage, one helping Wellington up
|
|
BOOTSTRAPPED
|
Hotel worker got into net, started computer operation
|
|
BOOT
|
Kick the back of the car
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Sock in the nursery
|
|
BOOTUP
|
START A COMPUTER
|
|
BOOTIES
|
"Little piggy" holders
|
|
BOOTIE
|
BABY'S FOOT WARMER
|
|
BOOTH
|
Infamous or famous stage name
|
|
BOOT
|
STURDY FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOT
|
START UP A PC
|
|
BOOT
|
Charge, as a computer
|
|
BOOTH
|
Fair structure
|
|
BOOTLE
|
Merseyside port used by bootleggers
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegally distilled liquor
|
|
BOOTLE
|
Port illegally distilled not good
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
Nickname for small eel (*a bolo etc.)
|
|
BOOTH
|
"Sic semper tyrannis" shouter
|
|
BOOTH
|
Ford's Theater gunman
|
|
BOOTY
|
Plundered treasure
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
DRILLING SITE
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Counter alternatives
|
|
SHAKEYOURBOOTY
|
Back pay for KC & the Sunshine Band?
|
|
BOOTY
|
Barrack totally emptied in pillage
|
|
TOLEBOOTHS
|
Places to see lacquered metalware?
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
PLACE FOR DRILLS
|
|
BOOT
|
Shoe with ankle support
|
|
BOOTH
|
STALL AT FAIR
|
|
BOOT
|
MUKLUK, E.G.
|
|
BOOTEES
|
Knitted shoes
|
|
BOOTLEGCDS
|
Music industry bane
|
|
BOOT
|
FLUB, AS A GROUNDER
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Midway structures
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
SS footwear item, usually placed on the neck
|
|
BOOTH
|
Stand and stall an assassin
|
|
BOOTH
|
SPACE FOR VOTING, PHONING, ETC
|
|
THEBOOTYNEXTDOOR
|
SPOILS AT YOUR NEIGHBOR'S HOUSE?
|
|
BOOTHS
|
RESTAURANT SEATING CHOICES
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
Cord for tying footwear
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Dispensaries
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
UNLICENSED, IN A WAY
|
|
BOOTHE
|
Clare who married Henry Luce
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
Cord used by Bill in North-West port
|
|
BOOTH
|
Killer of president, kick by horse
|
|
BOOTH
|
Dr. Samuel Mudd allegedly abetted him
|
|
JOHNWILKESBOOTH
|
LINCOLN'S ASSASSIN
|
|
REBOOT
|
Recover from a crash?
|
|
REBOOTED
|
Revolutionary, about to honour rising, started again
|
|
BOOT
|
Rear storage of a car
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
OLD LAWYER BITTEN BY CANINE IN ROADSIDE KIOSK
|
|
FREEBOOTERS
|
Not footballers who play without a charge!
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
PRIVATE PLACE?
|
|
BOOTLICKING
|
TOADYISM
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start again, as a computer
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLEGAL RECORDING OF JOHN, MOSTLY BENT OVER IN TOILET
|
|
BOOTLEGGING
|
ILLEGALLY DISPOSING OF FOOTWEAR AND SHORT TROUSERS
|
|
PUSSINBOOTS
|
PANTO TITLE
|
|
BOOTH
|
EXHIBITION LOCATION
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Unauthorized, as a concert recording
|
|
BOOTEE
|
KNITTED SHOE
|
|
BOOTEE
|
I don't like that casual shirt that's jolly!
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
Vessel stuck near port is of little use
|
|
BOOTH
|
VOTING SITE
|
|
BOOTS
|
Cossacks
|
|
BOOTH
|
There"s nothing in the pair of them being in a cubicle
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Piggies' protector
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Piggies' protector
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Heard to ease first shoe on baby's foot
|
|
BOOTJACK
|
Tack room heel-puller
|
|
BOOTIE
|
COVERING FOR "PIGGIES"
|
|
ARMYBOOTS
|
WHAT A COMPANY MARCHES ON SOUNDS LIKE SOMETHING YOU'D ASSOCIATE WITH NAPOLEON GOING TO WAR PERHAPS
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
It's illicit to distribute loot in panhandle
|
|
BOOTS
|
PART OF A PIRATE COSTUME
|
|
BOOTLEGALBUM
|
UNAUTHORIZED RECORDING
|
|
BOOT
|
Word with camp or tree
|
|
BOOTHS
|
FAIR CONSTRUCTIONS
|
|
DASBOOT
|
U-boat movie of 1981
|
|
DASBOOT
|
Jurgen Prochnow nail-biter of 1981
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
Bore got leg broken by dodgy salesman
|
|
BOOT
|
Car -wheel lock
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Half a pair for baby
|
|
THEBOOTISONTHEOTHERFOOT
|
The situation is reversed
|
|
BOOTS
|
Starts, as a computer
|
|
UGGBOOTS
|
AUSTRALIAN FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
One operating still as a pirate
|
|
BOOTSTRAP
|
Develop without reliance on help from others
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Knitted item for a baby
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Newborn's knitted item
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Nooks
|
|
BOOTLACES
|
ON FOOT, THEY'RE BOUND TO STEAL FROM DEPOTS FOR SPOONER
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
START HOMOSEXUAL TRAINING FACILITY
|
|
BOOTY
|
Spoils toy boy idiotically and endlessly
|
|
BOOT
|
Kick back of car
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Worker, perhaps, holding up excessively small footwear
|
|
BOOTH
|
Wife of former PM making a stand
|
|
BOOTS
|
PART OF SANTA'S OUTFIT
|
|
AGEBEFOREBOOTY
|
Captain Hook's sentiment about his senior crewman?
|
|
BOOTY
|
Get the boy to go round for the loot
|
|
BOOTLICKER
|
YESMAN OFFERED TO KICK ALCOHOL, IT'S SAID
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
AFFECTED BY KICK IN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
VENDING OF SECOND-HAND GOODS FROM PRIVATE VEHICLES
|
|
BOOTBLACK
|
Worker whose stock-in-trade is spit and polish
|
|
BOOT
|
POST-BLIZZARD WEAR
|
|
WELLINGTONBOOT
|
POURING IN ADDITION WILL INVOLVE NEW RAINWEAR
|
|
AMELIABOOTH
|
A fancy mobile, to a Henry Fielding character
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
SACK MALE IN TOP DISCIPLINARY FACILITY
|
|
BOOTS
|
Popular name for cats with white feet
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
Spicy American dish's taken back to Wellington
|
|
BOOT
|
Ouster, so to speak
|
|
BOOT
|
Brit's trunk
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Kick member appearing as pirate
|
|
BOOTEE
|
It's an expression of dissatisfaction with support in footwear
|
|
BOOTH
|
Peep show unit
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
In north-west town finally executing pirate
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
AFFECTED BY KICK IN PRISON FOR YOUNG OFFENDERS
|
|
BOOTEE
|
BABY SLIPPER
|
|
BOOTH
|
Catherine ___, co-founder of the Salvation Army
|
|
BOOTH
|
DINER CHOICE
|
|
BOOT
|
JEER FIRST TEAM IN ITALY FOR THE LOCALS
|
|
PIRATESBOOTY
|
SNACK FOOD BRAND THAT SOUNDS LIKE BURIED TREASURE
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
Crafty one, old-school
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
CHELSEA PERHAPS JOINING PARTY IN REFORM CENTRE
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
NAZI FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Knitted item in a nursery
|
|
BOOTH
|
Stall the couple who have nothing
|
|
TOLLBOOTHS
|
Turnpike's entryways
|
|
BOOTIEPARLOR
|
Where to buy shoes for a baby?
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
FOOTWEAR TIE
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
Bathtub gin distiller
|
|
COWBOYBOOT
|
Footwear with a spur, perhaps
|
|
BOOTBLACK
|
BBC look at eccentric Polish expert?
|
|
TOLLBOOTHS
|
Roadway plazas
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Merseyside force to deal with moonshine
|
|
BOOT
|
SCARY WORD APPLIED TO TOP OF TREE TRUNK
|
|
COWBOYBOOTH
|
Texas team's fair exhibit?
|
|
REBOOT
|
The new Magnum PI, e.g.
|
|
BOOTH
|
The Beast's correspondent has horse requiring stall
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Sold illicitly from sack by stage
|
|
BOOT
|
High shoe
|
|
BOOTEE
|
INFANT'S FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTH
|
"Mr. D" on CBC actor Mr. Savage
|
|
BOOT
|
Start a computer say
|
|
PUSSINBOOTS
|
PANTOMIME CAT
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
By splitting up seats, returned a cunning chap
|
|
BOOTLICKER
|
SUCK-UP
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
LAWLESS ADVENTURER
|
|
SKIBOOTS
|
RENTAL AT ASPEN
|
|
BOOTBLACK
|
ONE WHOSE JOB IS TO CLEAN AND POLISH SHOES
|
|
DEEJAYBOOTH
|
NIGHTCLUB VIP'S SPOT
|
|
BOOTED
|
KICKED (OUT)
|
|
REBOOTS
|
STARTS AFTER A CRASH
|
|
REBOOTED
|
STARTED A PC AGAIN
|
|
BOOT
|
START UP, IN A WAY
|
|
BOOTIE
|
INFANT FOOT WARMER
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
DRILL SETTING
|
|
HIPBOOT
|
FISHING WEAR
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
REPACKAGE LOOT FOUND IN BELGIUM BY THE GRAM AND DISTRIBUTE IT ILLEGALLY
|
|
BOOTHROYD
|
BETTY --, THE FIRST FEMALE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
|
|
BOOTHS
|
SMALL TEMPORARY STALLS, FOR VOTING, SAY
|
|
WARMBOOTS
|
SOME COMPUTER RESTARTS
|
|
BOOTEES
|
FOOTWEAR FOR BABIES
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
VEHICLE-BASED MARKET
|
|
PUTSTHEBOOTIN
|
KICKS SOMEONE WHEN THEY'RE DOWN
|
|
RIDINGBOOT
|
BEFORE OVERNIGHT VACATION, DO I BRING FANCY FOOTWEAR?
|
|
REBOOT
|
RECOVER FROM A CRASH
|
|
PUTTHEBOOTIN
|
PUTIN ADMITS ARTICLE ON WELLINGTON IS A VIOLENT RESPONSE WHEN SOMEONE IS DOWN THERE
|
|
BOOTY
|
PIRATE RICHES
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
FOOTWEAR ON BLACK MARKET?
|
|
BOOTH
|
DINER SEATING OPTION
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
GEORGE BOLT TRAVELLING WITH MUSIC PRODUCER FROM BLACK MARKET
|
|
BOOT
|
PART OF A FIREFIGHTER'S ATTIRE
|
|
BOOTS
|
DR. MARTENS PRODUCTS
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
LOST BOYS SET FREE FOX?
|
|
BOOT
|
WELLINGTON OR CHUKKA
|
|
BOOT
|
STEEL-TOE ITEM
|
|
BOOTS
|
FANTASTIC BOOST FOR START-UPS
|
|
REBOOTS
|
COMPLETES AN INSTALLATION, PERHAPS
|
|
BOOT
|
AUTOMOBILE TRUNK, TO A BRIT
|
|
PHOTOBOOTH
|
KIOSK WITH A CAMERA
|
|
BOOT
|
GALOSH
|
|
BOOTH
|
VOTER'S ENCLOSURE
|
|
BOOTH
|
ASSASSIN WHO SHOUTED "SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS!"
|
|
BOOTEE
|
SOFT SHOE?
|
|
BOOT
|
SALVATION ARMY MAN, UNWELL, IS FOR THE CEMETERY
|
|
BOOT
|
WELLINGTON ALSO BOWLED OVER
|
|
BOOTH
|
KICK HARD FOR A 19
|
|
BOOTEE
|
GREET THE VILLAIN - A SHIRTY TYPE WITH CHILDISH FOOTWEAR
|
|
SKIBOOT
|
ITEM OF WINTER GEAR WITH MULTIPLE STRAPS
|
|
BOOT
|
WELLINGTON OR MUKLUK
|
|
CORNERBOOTH
|
*DINER CHOICE
|
|
BOOTH
|
DINER COUNTER ALTERNATIVE
|
|
BOOTUP
|
ACTIVATE, AS A PC
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
MILITARY TRAINING SITE
|
|
BOOTEE
|
CROCHETED BABY SHOE
|
|
BOOTHAMCRESCENT
|
BAD ACTOR UNDER FIRE ON STREET WHERE 1 ACROSS PERFORM IN YORK
|
|
BOOT
|
ABRUPT DISMISSAL
|
|
TOLLBOOTHS
|
COLLECTION AGENCIES?
|
|
BOOTIES
|
COMMON KNITTING PROJECT
|
|
BOOT
|
TRUNK, TO A BRIT
|
|
BOOTH
|
CUBICLE - SALVATION ARMY FOUNDER
|
|
CARBOOTSALES
|
SECOND-HAND MARKETS OPERATING CLOSE TO BASRA
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
ILLEGAL, LIKE MOVIES ON FILE-SHARING SITES
|
|
BOOTY
|
PRIZE FOR LAD KEEPING BOOKS
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
AUTHORITARIAN FOOTWEAR?
|
|
BOOTIES
|
WEE 'UN'S FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOTY
|
A BIT LIKE BALMORAL'S HOT STUFF?
|
|
ARMYBOOTS
|
WELLINGTON'S MAJOR EMPLOYER OPENS FOR THOSE IN 19 DOWN, PROTECTING THE LITTLE PIGGIES
|
|
BOOTEE
|
LAYETTE ITEM
|
|
BOOTSANDSADDLES
|
SOME GEAR FOR COWBOYS
|
|
BOOTH
|
WHERE CLARK KENT GOES WHEN HE NEEDS A CHANGE
|
|
BOOTY
|
PIRATE'S SPOILS
|
|
BOOTBLACK
|
SHOE POLISHER
|
|
CARBOOTSALES
|
ARAB CHEMIST PACKS COLD BEERS FOR OPEN-AIR MARKETS
|
|
BOOT
|
FIREFIGHTER'S FOOTWEAR
|
|
BOOT
|
ONE IN AN UGG BOX
|
|
PHONEBOOTH
|
DOCTOR WHO'S TIME MACHINE
|
|
BOOTH
|
40-ACROSS' ASSASSINATOR
|
|
DASBOOT
|
1981 WOLFGANG PETERSEN FILM
|
|
BOOT
|
KICK-START COMPUTER
|
|
BOOTES
|
CHEMIST STOCKS DRUG FOR STARS
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
DISTRIBUTE ILLICITLY
|
|
BOOTS
|
PAIR IN AN UGG BOX
|
|
BOOTCAMPS
|
RIGOROUS TRAINING COURSES
|
|
BOOTLEGS
|
PIRATES, SAY
|
|
REBOOT
|
START (A COMPUTER) AGAIN
|
|
DENVERBOOTLEG
|
PIRATED ALBUM OF COUNTRY SINGER JOHN'S HITS?
|
|
BOOTH
|
ALTERNATIVE TO THE COUNTER AT A DINER
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
*PRIVATES' TRAINING SITE
|
|
BOOTEE
|
BABY'S SOCK-LIKE SHOE
|
|
REBOOTS
|
RELOADS A COMPUTER'S OPERATING SYSTEM
|
|
BOOT
|
ITALY'S OUTLINE RESEMBLES ONE
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
PARRIS ISLAND TRAINING REGIMEN
|
|
BOOTLAHR
|
EVICT A "WIZARD OF OZ" ACTOR?
|
|
DJBOOTH
|
SPINNER'S SPOT
|
|
DASBOOT
|
1981 GERMAN-LANGUAGE HIT FILM
|
|
ANKLEBOOT
|
FOOTWEAR THAT EXTENDS A LITTLE ABOVE THE FOOT
|
|
BOOT
|
CLOTHING; KICK
|
|
PIRATESBOOTIE
|
SHOE FOR KIDD'S KID?
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
SMUGGLE
|
|
BOOT
|
KICK (OUT)
|
|
PUTTHEBOOTIN
|
PUTIN WELCOMES MOST OF THEM FROM WELLINGTON FOR KICK AROUND?
|
|
BOOTIT
|
MUFF A GROUNDER
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
WELLINGTON FINDS LOST EXPERT TIED UP FOR RUNNING AWAY PERHAPS
|
|
BOOTH
|
SEATING ARRANGEMENT IN THE WELLINGTON HOTEL
|
|
PHOTOBOOTH
|
*ARCADE ATTRACTION
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
DISTRIBUTED OR SOLD ILLICITLY
|
|
BOOT
|
EJECT ABRUPTLY
|
|
GAVETHEMTHEBOOT
|
CANNED THE ENTIRE STAFF
|
|
WAKINGINMYBOOTS
|
THE FIRST INDICATION THAT I HAD ONE TOO MANY LAST NIGHT?
|
|
BOOT
|
Wellington
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Where one's charged assassin after number of deaths
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Rigorous workout regimen
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Baby's knitted shoe
|
|
BOOT
|
Dismiss, bowled - a return from over
|
|
BOOTY
|
Stuff in pirates' chests
|
|
Smartyboots
|
Would-be clever figure roams by tots awkwardly
|
|
BOOT
|
Bit of skiing wear
|
|
BOOTS
|
ITEMS OF FOOTWEAR
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BOOTES
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CONSTELLATION NEAR URSA MAJOR
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BOOT
|
SEND PACKING
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REBOOT
|
IT OFTEN FOLLOWS A CRASH
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BOOTS
|
SEE 3 DOWN
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BOOTHS
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FAIR SETUPS
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DJBOOTHS
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WHERE PEOPLE MIX AT PARTIES?
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BOOTS
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PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR
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BOOTYSHORTS
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Daisy Dukes, e.g.
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GIVINGTHEBOOT
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Firing
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BOOTCAMP
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BASIC TRAINING
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BOOT
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KICK-START
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BOOT
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POWER (UP)
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BOOT
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RETIRED MONOPOLY TOKEN
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BOOTUP
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START, IN A WAY
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REBOOT
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RE-START UP A COMPUTER'S INITIAL PROGRAM
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BOOTEE
|
TINY FOOTWARMER
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BOOTHS
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SMALL AREAS, FOR VOTING SAY
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BOOTS
|
FANTASTIC BOOST FOR START-UPS?
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BOOT
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JEER TEAM STARTING IN WELLINGTON
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ANKLEBOOTS
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BEATLES FOOTWEAR
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BOOTEE
|
TOOTSY PROTECTOR
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FIELDBOOT
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*ALL-TERRAIN HIGH SHOE
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BOOT
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WAFFLESTOMPER
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BOOTH
|
FAMILY-FRIENDLY DINER CHOICE
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BOOT
|
HALF AN UGG PAIR
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BOOTEE
|
TOT'S TOOTSIE TOPPER
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UGGBOOTS
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BOHO-CHIC FOOTWEAR
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BOOTLEG
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PIRATED, IN A WAY
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YOUBETYOURBOOTS
|
'MOST CERTAINLY!'
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GOGOBOOTS
|
ICONIC PART OF NANCY SINATRA'S EARLY ATTIRE
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REBOOTS
|
PC START-OVERS
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PHONEBOOTH
|
DC TRANSFORMATION LOCATION
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VOTINGBOOTH
|
ELECTION DAY SETUP
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REBOOT
|
PC START-OVER
|
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BOOTLIQUOR
|
SOME ALCOHOL SMUGGLED INTO A RODEO, SAY?
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BOOTH
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DUNKING PLACE
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BOOTCAMP
|
MARINES' TRAINING CENTER
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BOOTS
|
THEY MAY HAVE SPURS
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YOUBETYOURBOOTS
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YES, TO A COWBOY?
|
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BOOTY
|
WHAT WAS BURIED IN "TREASURE ISLAND"
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BOOT
|
MILITARY FOOTWEAR
|
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JACKBOOT
|
MILITARY FOOTWEAR
|
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BOOTHTARKINGTON
|
"ALICE ADAMS" NOVELIST
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GETTHEBOOT
|
"Please visit our shoe store"
|
|
BOOT
|
(Car) luggage space
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BOOTLEG
|
(Of recordings) made illegally
|
|
DAS BOOT
|
1981 submarine film written and directed by Wolfgang Petersen
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CHELSEABOOT
|
23 surfacing in King's Road?
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GOGOBOOTS
|
'60s footwear
|
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CARBOOTSALE
|
Alas October is disastrous for cheap domestic disposal
|
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HIPBOOT
|
Angler's wear
|
|
PUSSINBOOTS
|
Bus stop is no place for panto
|
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BOOTOUT
|
Dismiss solicitor after benefit is cut
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BOOTLEG
|
Distributed illegally
|
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HIKINGBOOTS
|
Footwear for a nature trail
|
|
BOOT
|
First product sold by L.L. Bean
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|
GETTHEBOOT
|
Fetch punt or lose your job!
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BOOT
|
Footwear in trunk
|
|
BOOTYCALL
|
G. Love & Special Sauce song that repeats "I can tell that we're gonna be friends"
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegally made (alcohol)
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Infant sock
|
|
BOOT
|
Italy's silhouette
|
|
BOOTS
|
Infantry gear
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
In protective gear, doctor loves to probe intestine
|
|
BOOT
|
Italy shape
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Kick supporter — that's illegal
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Layette shoe
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Marines' training site
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Merseyside town has drop of gin illegally produced
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Merseyside town's centre for lager produced illicitly
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
Mischievous fellow
|
|
BOOT
|
Mukluk or Wellington
|
|
PHONEBOOTH
|
Once-popular enclosure for making calls
|
|
BOOTHILL
|
Old West cemetery
|
|
GOGOBOOTS
|
Part of some NFL cheerleader outfits
|
|
BOOTLEGS
|
Pirates
|
|
TELEPHONEBOOTH
|
Place to call in votes?
|
|
BOOTH
|
Place to vote
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Place near Liverpool good for getting illegal stuff
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
Prohibition profiteer
|
|
FREEBOOT
|
Plunder, as pirates do
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Place providing spare site for guys in military centre
|
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PHONEBOOTH
|
Quaint spot for a caller
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Produce alcohol illegally
|
|
Theboot
|
Put in - - - - , resort to bullying
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Sellers here must be driven to make money
|
|
BOOTH
|
'Sic semper tyrannis' shouter
|
|
BOOTS
|
Ski wear
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Shocker penned by child as well
|
|
BOOTBLACK
|
Show disapproval of consumption - need a polisher?
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Smell round side of lamppost affected where terrier potentially goes
|
|
VOTINGBOOTH
|
Spot to cast a ballot
|
|
SLIMYBOOTS
|
Source of some muddy footprints?
|
|
BOOT
|
Stout shoe
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start a computer again
|
|
PHONEBOOTH
|
Superman's "dressing room"
|
|
SLOWLYBOOTS
|
Starts up like a really old computer?
|
|
REBOOTS
|
'Batman Begins' and 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens,' e.g
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Stands? It's hard in wellingtons, possibly
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
Super-long shoestring not for shoes
|
|
BOOTLEGCDS
|
They're burned by pirates
|
|
BOOTEES
|
They go on tiny feet
|
|
BOOTS
|
Tons in barracks will give one shoe cleaner
|
|
DENVERBOOTS
|
Traffic ticket enforcers
|
|
BOOKBOOTHNUMBER
|
Three phone followers
|
|
WELLINGTONBOOT
|
Wader's rising up not turned to advantage
|
|
BOOT
|
Wader, e.g
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
Wellington
|
|
BOOTHECLOWN
|
What a coulrophobe might do at the circus?
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
Wellington's mounted attack finally unhorsed army general
|
|
BOOTS
|
Winter footgear
|
|
Theboot
|
Why one left a last job?
|
|
BOOTH
|
Cozy diner seat
|
|
ANKLEBOOT
|
Designed a booklet featuring new footwear
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Made or sold illegally
|
|
BOOT
|
New Marine
|
|
BOSSYBOOTS
|
One domineering young man kicks over empty suitcases
|
|
BOOTYANDTHEPRIEST
|
Pirate/pastor musical
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
Prohibition figure
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
Soldier's footwear
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start the computer again
|
|
GIVETHEBOOT
|
Terminate a worker
|
|
BOOTS
|
They are worn for kicks
|
|
BOOTH
|
Trade-show setup
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Where boxers were fair performers
|
|
NAVYBOOTCAMP
|
'Who has what it takes to be a swabbie, tonight on NBC'?
|
|
IMINAPHONEBOOTH
|
"Where are you?" answer (Part 1)
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
(A) wellington
|
|
PUSSINBOOTS
|
1988 Christopher Walken children's comedy
|
|
BOOTEE
|
8-Down's footwear
|
|
BOOTEE
|
A baby's knitted foot covering - sounds like loot
|
|
BOOTY
|
A youngster about to return prize
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Additionally unpleasant smell's penetrating honk
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Affected by kick in a US military training base
|
|
GUMBOOTS
|
Also called Wellingtons
|
|
BOOTEES
|
Always on foot, just a little, not on hand
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Alternatives to tables
|
|
Cricketboot
|
Boycott may have put his foot in it!
|
|
HIKINGBOOTS
|
Camper's footwear
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Car's back by river overlooking quiet military establishment
|
|
BOOTY
|
By also turning in, spoils
|
|
BOOTS
|
Chemist�s footwear
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Child to accept sign of disapproval as well
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Compartments for voters
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Baby's slipper
|
|
BABYBOOTY
|
Chump change to a pirate?
|
|
BOOT
|
Cowboy footwear
|
|
BOOT
|
Cowboy's pride
|
|
BOOTSY
|
Collins of Parliament-Funkadelic
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Bargains to be had here in a bar close to ground
|
|
BOOTYLICIOUS
|
Destiny's Child song
|
|
BOOTH
|
Expo stall
|
|
WELLINGTONBOOT
|
Fairly popular, good style, very black climbing footwear
|
|
order of the boot
|
Firing at Wellington’s command?
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Footwarmer for a wee foot
|
|
UGGBOOTS
|
Footwear transported to us split by journey around Britain
|
|
BOOTS
|
Footwear for St. Nick
|
|
BOOTHILL
|
Frontier cemetery
|
|
VOTINGBOOTH
|
Busy place on 13-Across
|
|
BOOTEETOTAL
|
Full tally of a baby's footwear?
|
|
BOOTS
|
Galoshes
|
|
SNOWBOOTS
|
Footwear for a blizzard
|
|
BOOT
|
Hard kick (colloq.)
|
|
BOOTBLACK
|
His work is to 23 across, all done on foot
|
|
BOOTSTRAPPED
|
Hotel worker, unable to get out, started up computer
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Half-cut, Tony Blair's wife hides £50 where payment is due
|
|
BOOTES
|
Hotel servant welcomes English group of stars
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illicit (alcohol)
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegal record
|
|
TOBOOT
|
In addition - using heavy footwear
|
|
CAR BOOT SALE
|
Fair queen possibly shunning Duke of Wellington and porter
|
|
COMBATBOOT
|
It moves in a march
|
|
BOOT
|
Item of footwear providing profit once?
|
|
PROJECTIONBOOTH
|
It's a reel place
|
|
BOOT
|
It's over one foot, too to
|
|
BOOT
|
Jodhpur, e.g.
|
|
BOOTLEGGERS
|
Jazz Age figures
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
Kick on, ahead of German runner
|
|
BOOTH
|
Kick hard and stall
|
|
BOOTH
|
Kick husband in enclosed compartment
|
|
BOOTEE
|
It may be knitted for a baby
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Knitted footwear
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
Like a barefoot cowboy
|
|
BOOT
|
Kick; start (a computer)
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Kiosk where one pays for use of a road
|
|
WORKBOOTS
|
Heavy footwear
|
|
BOOT
|
Heavy footwear
|
|
BOOTSTRAPS
|
Hotel boy holding up constituents gets PC into action
|
|
BOOTLE
|
Liverpool neighbour not quite criminal
|
|
BOOTSALE
|
Modern mini-business conducted from rear of car
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Move close to a bar where trade can be done
|
|
ATOLLBOOTH
|
Island's source of revenue?
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Milieu for many drills
|
|
POLLINGBOOTH
|
Official crossing place
|
|
BOOT
|
Kick; part of car
|
|
BOOT
|
Mukluk, for one
|
|
BOOTLE
|
Northern town offers illegal recording -- not good!
|
|
BOOT
|
Piece of winter footwear
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Piggies' protection
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Place to train recruits
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Pirated product
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
Person seeking plunder
|
|
PUSSINBOOTS
|
Popular panto
|
|
BOOTIT
|
Mishandle a ground ball
|
|
BOOTH
|
Place for a phone
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Profit affected training centre
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Outdoor market
|
|
BOOT DISK
|
Removable data storage medium from which an operating system can be loaded
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
Oddly silly hotel employee, cunning person
|
|
COWBOYBOOTS
|
Rodeo performer starts up a computer?
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Run and kick supporter
|
|
BOOTIES
|
Piggy covers?
|
|
BOOTERY
|
Shoe emporium
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Shoe forerunner
|
|
BOOTLE
|
Port Wellington left before onset of engagement
|
|
JOHNWILKESBOOTH
|
'Sic semper tyrannis!' crier
|
|
BOVVERBOOTS
|
So to rob, be violent, pinching very very tough footwear
|
|
BOOTS
|
Snowstorm footwear
|
|
BOOTH
|
Projection site
|
|
BOOT
|
Start up, as a PC
|
|
BOOT
|
Start ''up'' a PC
|
|
BOOTED
|
Started, in a way
|
|
BOOTING
|
Starting, as a PC
|
|
JOHNWILKESBOOTH
|
Supposed ''Sic semper tyrannis!'' shouter
|
|
BOOTH
|
There's nothing between the two where voter marks cross
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Informal outdoor market
|
|
ISOLATIONBOOTHS
|
They were used on old TV's 'Twenty One'
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
To start computing, Cameron and Penny get private lessons?
|
|
BOOTS
|
They're made for walking
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Training facility affected by Wellington?
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Tough training venue
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Trade-show setups
|
|
SKIBOOT
|
Vail footwear
|
|
REDWINEBOOTH
|
Stop for a Vintners' Expo visitor?
|
|
BOOTH
|
Where Kent went for a change?
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Where you'll see many a bumper trade event
|
|
BOOTSALE
|
Where to find rickety tables full of spectacles?
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Kiosk, steaming up, holding pounds in money
|
|
BOOT
|
To this too
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Tot's sock
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Vending from back of private vehicles
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Little foot warmer
|
|
BOOTH
|
Voting compartment
|
|
BOOTS
|
Part of a fireman's outfit
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Part of Merseyside group's first illegal recording
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
Pirate knocking back drink during game
|
|
BOOTHE
|
Powers of 'Deadwood'
|
|
COWBOYBOOTS
|
Ranch wear
|
|
BOOTS
|
Saxophonist Randolph
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
Speakeasy supplier
|
|
BOOT
|
Start PC in Wellington?
|
|
REBOOTS
|
Starts up again
|
|
REBOOTS
|
Starts up again
|
|
BOOTY
|
Subject of many a rap song
|
|
PUTINTHEBOOT
|
Take a tough line to settle motoring cases?
|
|
CAR BOOT SALE
|
Where unwanted possessions may be disposed of
|
|
BOOTSIT
|
Botches the job
|
|
BOOTCAMPS
|
Military trials?
|
|
BOOTEES
|
Crocheted footwear for infants
|
|
PAIROFBOOTS
|
Winter purchase
|
|
MOONBOOT
|
Fashionable 1980s item resembling a bit of astronaut's attire
|
|
DASBOOT
|
1981 JŸrgen Prochnow film
|
|
REBOOT
|
Bring back as a movie, e.g
|
|
bootloader
|
Program which starts a computer’s operating system
|
|
SKIBOOTS
|
Footwear on the slopes
|
|
Boothby Graffoe
|
Lincolnshire village; stage name of stand-up comedian and musician James Rogers
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Sock in a nursery
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Kick supporter - that's illegal
|
|
BOOTH
|
1865 assassin in cubicle
|
|
BOOTS
|
'These ___ Are Made for Walkin''
|
|
BOOTHTARKINGTON
|
American author of the novels 'The Magnificent Ambersons' and 'Alice Adams'
|
|
BOOTS
|
34-Across, e.g
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
Game in which ale served up for pirate
|
|
BOOTH
|
Kiosk, e.g
|
|
BOOT
|
Footwear in punt
|
|
BOOT
|
Spur site
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Restaurant seating options
|
|
DENVERBOOT
|
Wheel clamp study part of speech also raised
|
|
BOOT
|
To sack a member
|
|
KINKYBOOTS
|
Musical with the song 'Sex Is in the Heel'
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Fair shelters
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Black ducks are in shot as well
|
|
BOOTLE
|
Futile, abandoning ship in Merseyside port
|
|
CARBOOTSALES
|
Isn't indifferent about Wellington, South Africa, having large open-air markets
|
|
DENVERBOOT
|
US slang for a wheel clamp
|
|
HIKINGBOOTS
|
Footwear for the trail
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegally made (recording)
|
|
BOOT
|
With 16-Across, naval training site
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Infant's sock
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Infant's sock
|
|
BOOT
|
Waugh's journalist in Ishmaelia?
|
|
BOOTSTRAP
|
Kicks gin to get going
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
Pirate before, at sea, tore off
|
|
BOOT
|
Snow footwear
|
|
BOOT
|
Footwear in sack
|
|
COWBOYBOOT
|
NFLer's footwear?
|
|
BOOTYLICIOUS
|
2001 Destiny's Child #1 hit with the lyric 'I don't think you ready for this jelly'
|
|
BOOTH
|
Market stall — Lincoln's assassin
|
|
BOOT
|
Mean international group stands by old currency
|
|
BOOTY
|
Plunder kin
|
|
BOOT
|
Hard kick; part of car
|
|
BOOTTREES
|
Rain gear preservers
|
|
REBOOT
|
Response to a crash
|
|
DESERTBOOTS
|
Leave High Street shop with footwear
|
|
BOOTLEGALLY
|
Terminate, but not wrongfully?
|
|
COWBOYBOOTS
|
Pair seen in Texas, perhaps — unqualified drug dealers?
|
|
BOSSYBOOTS
|
One who enjoys telling others what to do
|
|
BOOT
|
All Black Don Clarke was famous for his
|
|
BOOTHBY
|
Robert __, Conservative politician infamous for his friendship with the Kray twins
|
|
BOOTLE
|
Town on the north shore of the Mersey
|
|
BOOT
|
William __, hero - if that's the word - of Evelyn Waugh's Scoop (1938)
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
Ladies’ fingers up to making footwear
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
Means of tying footwear
|
|
BOOTH
|
Catherine __, co-founder of the Salvation Army
|
|
BOOT
|
Sturdy shoe; start (a computer)
|
|
HIPHOPBOOTS
|
Tall footwear for rappers?
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
Sylvester kicks shifty deceptive type
|
|
TOBOOT
|
It's as well to give this a kick
|
|
TOOBADIHIDABOOT
|
'What a shame your footwear is missing,' palindromically
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Pirate wields cudgel to obstruct rising? On the contrary
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Infant's shoe.
|
|
BOOTH
|
Telephone location
|
|
BOOTED
|
How to show your contempt for Edward, just for kicks
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Stalls, kiosks
|
|
WELLINGTONBOOT
|
Disapproving cry from New Zealanders having little time for a stick-in-the-mud?
|
|
TOLLBOOTHS
|
Ring chemists about hospital charging points
|
|
BOOTS
|
Shoes for snowy days
|
|
REBOOT
|
Fresh start, as of a movie series
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Enclosures for voting
|
|
BOOTH
|
Cozy diner seating
|
|
TOOBADIHIDABOOT
|
'My concealment of that footwear was so unfortunate,' palindromically
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Merseyside town good for pirate
|
|
PIRATESBOOTY
|
What 'X' marks on a treasure map
|
|
BOOT
|
To ___ (in addition)
|
|
BOOTIES
|
'Little piggy' holders
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Baby’s shoe
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Stands? Hard in wellies, perhaps!
|
|
BOOTLACES
|
Footwear tieups
|
|
COWBOYBOOTS
|
Roy Rogers' footwear?
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BOOTED
|
Started a computer
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Place to pay where old lawyer breaks into what may be wisdom
|
|
WELLINGTONBOOT
|
Surging like water, also covering new rainwear
|
|
BOOTES
|
Footwear worn by English stars
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Sell illicit alcohol
|
|
BOOTES
|
Footwear worn by Oriental stars
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Of alcohol, sold illicitly
|
|
DASBOOT
|
Film about ''U-96''
|
|
BOOTY
|
Spoil - plunder
|
|
BOOT
|
Part of firefighter attire
|
|
BOOTED
|
And spurred on to show contempt for Edward
|
|
BOOTH
|
1865 villain
|
|
BOOTS
|
Puss's partner
|
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BOOTCAMPS
|
Where soldiers are made
|
|
BOOTLEGGERS
|
They sold alcohol illegally
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Knocks about hospital cubicles
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Soft, woolly baby's shoe
|
|
BOSSYBOOTS
|
Self-styled captain's son kicks about vessel
|
|
PHONEBOOTH
|
Ring up Oscar winner Shirley?
|
|
WELLINGTONBOOTS
|
Footwear can make capital profits
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Pirated (copy)
|
|
BOOTLEGS
|
Transports hooch
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Type of jeans suitable for visit to shebeen?
|
|
BOOT
|
Wellington, e.g.
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|
BOOTED
|
Even when shod, one does not applaud Edward
|
|
PHONEBOOTHS
|
Antique call centers
|
|
TOLBOOTH
|
Furious about stopping to lob change, as one might here
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|
BOOTH
|
Place for a family dinner
|
|
BOOTSTOONESSPIRITS
|
Getting a kick when you're already down?
|
|
BOOTYCALL
|
1997 Jamie Foxx movie
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
Shifty, deceptive person
|
|
TOLLBOOTHS
|
Collectors' locales
|
|
TELEPHONEBOOTH
|
Kent changing cubicle
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
It's unprofitable going barefoot
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
French patois spoken to upset Wellington
|
|
BOOTHE
|
Emmy-winning actor Powers ___
|
|
BOOTTREES
|
Foot-long stretchers
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
Heavy military footwear
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Moreover, in addition to (2,4)
|
|
BOOTSTRAPS
|
Self-starter's equipment?
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start a computer up again
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Also, in addition - footwear?
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegally distributed to give profit to member
|
|
BOOTH
|
Stall at fair or market
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Kissing kiosks
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
US naval establishment British started by flowing Potomac
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
Be so lost (anag) - vain
|
|
BOOTS
|
Rainy-day necessities
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Cheap market failed in October, alas
|
|
BOOT
|
Just over one foot to it as well
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
US training centre for military recruits
|
|
JACKBOOTS
|
Items of Nazi footwear
|
|
FOODBOOTH
|
County fair fixture
|
|
BOOTH
|
Stall Blair's partner, formerly
|
|
BOOTH
|
Temporary shelter for assassin in dramatic situation
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Profit cricket side obtained illegally
|
|
BOOT
|
Promotion neglecting small computer start-up
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start a PC after a crash
|
|
BOOTYMARK
|
X, to a pirate?
|
|
BOOTSRANDOLPH
|
'Yakety Sax' musician
|
|
TOBOOT
|
What's more, small child stifles exclamation of disapproval
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start up a computer's initial program again
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Vehicle-based flea market
|
|
BOOTH
|
General stall
|
|
TABLEORBOOTH
|
Restaurant options #6
|
|
BOOTSANDSADDLES
|
Cavalry bugle call
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
Jo back to replace foot and knee covering
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
Rover let out expression of disapproval, aimed at row I had left
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Harsh (US) military training establishment
|
|
BOOT
|
Show disapproval of Best's last kick
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Sack member after finding smuggled goods
|
|
BOOTH
|
Ticket site
|
|
ANKLEBOOT
|
Short hiking shoe
|
|
BOOTHTARKINGTON
|
'Alice Adams' novelist
|
|
DASBOOT
|
1981 submarine movie
|
|
BOOTH
|
Kick start hard after stall
|
|
BOOTSY
|
Collins of '70s funk
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Soft baby's shoe
|
|
BOOTLEGGING
|
Running in two items of footwear
|
|
GUMBOOTS
|
They're also called wellingtons
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Closed trunk as well
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
Artful person reorientated lost boys
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Vehicles stop here to pay a road fee (2 words)
|
|
REBOOT
|
Cure for a computer crash
|
|
IMINAPHONEBOOTH
|
Communication from a lost soul, Part 1
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
Illicit recording lacking finish seems extremely unprofitable
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Training grounds
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegal (alcohol)
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
Kick limb on German runner
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Grandma's knitted handiwork
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Deal in illicit drink
|
|
REBOOTED
|
Responded to a crash, maybe
|
|
BOOTHE
|
Haig portrayer in ''Nixon''
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Merseyside port good for pirate
|
|
DENVERBOOT
|
Auto-immobilizing clamp
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Kiosk for payments (to cross, eg, bridge)
|
|
TOBOOT
|
What's more, trumpet sound introduced outside broadcast
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Scene of strict discipline for young offenders
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Show disapproval of reactionary legislation by politician to establish reformatory
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Ring Mrs Blair professionally where charge is made
|
|
BOOTSTRAP
|
Kick and beat to get a piece of software
|
|
BOOTH
|
Voting area
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Number of people killed - American assassin found in roadside kiosk
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Supply loot in barrels, for example
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Bargains to be had here, offered by a saloon-keeper?
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Smuggle liquor
|
|
PUTINTHEBOOT
|
Luggage in transit may be subject to violent action
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Restaurant furnishings
|
|
BOOTS
|
Waders, e.g
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
Wellington doesn't need one to secure account in Merseyside port
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Small footwear
|
|
THEBOOTISONTHEOTHERFOOT
|
Roles are reversed in response to 20? (3,4,2,2,3,5,4)
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegal (liquor/recording)
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
Mersey port sons found unprofitable
|
|
HIPBOOT
|
Wader's kin
|
|
PUTTHEBOOTIN
|
Attack someone already down
|
|
BOOT
|
and 10: Develop arts to obtain spun swaddling lace
|
|
GETTHEBOOT
|
Shoe store's ad?
|
|
PUTTHEBOOTIN
|
Man getting expression of disapproval after golfer's last shot can resort to violence
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Irregularly, a clear profit's taken in unofficial market
|
|
SNOWBOOTS
|
Timberlands, e.g
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Stalls, reversing in car-wash too bumpily
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Market where visiting American may make a trunk call?
|
|
BOOTHROYD
|
Betty, former Speaker
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegally made recordings
|
|
GETTHEBOOT
|
To be fired? Ghetto to be redeveloped
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start up computer again
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Small area, for voting say
|
|
COWBOYBOOTS
|
Rodeo footwear
|
|
BOOTLACE
|
Fastening for footwear
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start (computer) again
|
|
TABLEORBOOTH
|
Seating choices
|
|
FREEBOOT
|
Be a pirate
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Small shops, at a fair say
|
|
BOOTH
|
Twosome went round circular stall
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Half a baby's pair
|
|
BOOT
|
Snow shoe
|
|
BOOT
|
Mukluk or Wellington, e.g.
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Little kid must stifle word of scorn, as well
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
Such footwear gives ensign advantage
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Sh! There's a turn following footwear in such stalls
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Sold illicitly from sack on stage
|
|
BOOTSTRAPPED
|
Chemist, short of cash, began using computer
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Baby's woollen shoe
|
|
BOOTH
|
Restaurant option
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Close to a bar being redeveloped? Some bargains here
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Kick as well
|
|
HIPBOOTS
|
Swamp wear
|
|
JACKBOOTED
|
Wearing knee-high military footwear
|
|
BOOT
|
Kick - part of car
|
|
BOOT
|
Wellington, for one
|
|
BOOTSTRAP
|
Gin from 1 across, used for a personal lift?
|
|
THEBOOTISONTHEOTHERFOOT
|
The situation is reversed (3,4,2,2,3,5,4)
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Cover for 'little piggies'
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
Distributor of illegal alcohol
|
|
GETTHEBOOT
|
Be dismissed from job (colloq.)
|
|
BOOT
|
eg Wellington
|
|
FREEBOOT
|
Pirate required empty storage space
|
|
BOOTLEGS
|
Produces illegally
|
|
HIPBOOT
|
Angling attire
|
|
BOOTH
|
Phone enclosure
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
Game to imprison bitter, twisted pirate
|
|
BOOTEEINTHEBEAST
|
Footwear eaten by an animal?
|
|
BOOTH
|
Army leader's stall
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
Vain, despite one's lack of footwear
|
|
AMMUNITIONBOOTS
|
Means of defence against kicks by army footwear
|
|
REBOOTS
|
Fixes a frozen computer, perhaps
|
|
REBOOT
|
Series revival in Hollywood
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Additionally, where one may apply a shoehorn
|
|
COWBOYBOOT
|
Part of a Western costume
|
|
SHRIMPGUMBOOT
|
High rubber footwear item worn while catching crustaceans?
|
|
REBOOT
|
Techie's suggestion, often
|
|
ANKLEBOOT
|
Bit of fashionable footwear
|
|
BOOTLEGGED
|
Like pirated movies
|
|
REBOOT
|
Load a computer's starting program again
|
|
ARMYBOOT
|
Article of combat footwear
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Distribute or sell illicitly
|
|
BOOTEDUP
|
Turned on, as a computer
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Pirated, say
|
|
BOOT
|
Italy's shape
|
|
BOOTY
|
Pirate's plunder
|
|
BOOTTHECOMPUTER
|
*Get up and running, digitally
|
|
BOOT
|
Italy's silhouette
|
|
BOOTS
|
U-turn #1, part 3
|
|
BOOTHSOOTHSOUTH
|
U-turn #1, part 4
|
|
BOOT
|
Word after combat or cowboy
|
|
REBOOTS
|
Turns off and on again, as a computer
|
|
BOOT
|
Cowboy's shoe
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Baby's woollen shoe
|
|
BOOT
|
Footwear for snow
|
|
BOOT
|
Footwear for snow
|
|
BOOT
|
Winter shoe
|
|
BOOTS
|
Footwear for rain or snow
|
|
BOOTH
|
Career fair setup
|
|
BOOT
|
Voice disapproval of Best's last kick
|
|
BOOTBLACK
|
BBC look at different individual offering a shine
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Lincoln’s assassin, by front of stage, stalls
|
|
BOOTCAMP
|
Marines' training center
|
|
FREEBOOTER
|
Rover knocking back pint, perhaps, during game, informally
|
|
BOOT
|
Winter footwear item
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Sell illegally produced products
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
Shifty dodger — bossy lot (anag)
|
|
REBOOTS
|
New versions of TV shows
|
|
BOOTSTRENGTH
|
Power of a cowboy's shoe?
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Obsolescent collection site
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Obsolescent collection site
|
|
BOOTS
|
Snowboarder's pair
|
|
SKIBOOTS
|
Winter Olympics footwear
|
|
BOOTHE
|
"The Women" playwright Clare __ Luce
|
|
BOOTHE
|
'The Women' playwright Clare __ Luce
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Infant’s shoe
|
|
BOOT
|
Jaguar’s trunk
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Disposable shoe cover
|
|
REBOOT
|
It's concerning to Wellington, how one reacts to The Crash
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Illegal recording
|
|
SLYBOOTS
|
Wellington Arch is in front of small fox
|
|
REBOOT
|
Tech support suggestion
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Solo cabaret (anag) — it's a lot of junk!
|
|
BOOTHS
|
Small temporary spaces, at a market say
|
|
BOOT
|
Italy’s shape
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Concern about profits almost entirely seen in marketplace?
|
|
BOOTH
|
Seating for four at a diner
|
|
PHOTOBOOTH
|
Arcade shooter
|
|
REBOOT
|
2021's 'Gossip Girl,' e.g
|
|
like old boots
|
Vigorously enjoy vintage footwear?
|
|
WELLINGTONBOOT
|
NZ city expressed disapproval finally about footwear?
|
|
PUSSINBOOTS
|
Traditional pantomime — No. 1 bus stops (anag)
|
|
BOOTLEGGERS
|
Speak-easy suppliers
|
|
BOOTLESS
|
Unavailing product of Merseyside port’s Society
|
|
REBOOT
|
Second incarnation
|
|
REBOOTS
|
Starts up again, as a computer
|
|
BOOTYCALL
|
“You up?” text, maybe
|
|
KINKYBOOTS
|
2013 Best Musical Tony winner … with a hint to this puzzle’s theme
|
|
BOOT
|
and 4 down: Private place in Wellington College for a foreign politician
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
Raise profit as symbol of oppression
|
|
BOOTH
|
Connie __, star and co-writer of Fawlty Towers
|
|
VOTINGBOOTH
|
Where to make a House call?
|
|
REBOOT
|
Start an operating system again
|
|
BOOTEDUP
|
Started rising also inside base in revolt
|
|
BOOTEE
|
Soft knitted shoe for a baby
|
|
BOOT
|
Hiking footwear
|
|
BOOTS
|
Footwear for a snowy day
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
One maybe operating still from cell in Merseyside town by river
|
|
BOOT
|
Kick hard
|
|
BOOTIE
|
Knitted nursery item
|
|
BOOTYCALL
|
Jamie Foxx film of 1997
|
|
BOOTLEGGER
|
Rumrunner, e.g.
|
|
TOLLBOOTH
|
Turnpike feature made obsolescent by electronic passes
|
|
BOOTH
|
Fair or market stall
|
|
BOOTY
|
Treasure, to a pirate
|
|
wellington boots
|
Upcoming fashion — chain of shops to provide special footwear
|
|
BOOTYCALL
|
Summons before congress?
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Distribute illegally
|
|
BOOTH
|
Table alternative at a diner
|
|
BOOTINGCOWBOYS
|
Human resources head’s chore on a downsizing ranch?
|
|
BOOTS
|
Snow shoes
|
|
boot camp
|
British backing also affected military training centre
|
|
BOOTH
|
Fair part
|
|
BOOT
|
Cowgirl's footwear
|
|
BOOT
|
Ugg product
|
|
BOOT
|
Trunk on a Triumph
|
|
BOOTLEGCOPY
|
Unofficial recording
|
|
SPAMBOOTS
|
Footwear worn in a meatpacking plant?
|
|
GETTHEBOOT
|
Lose one's place
|
|
BOOTPOLISH
|
A buffer like Chopin following trunk to JFK?
|
|
ORDEROFTHEBOOT
|
Dismissal from Wellington's command?
|
|
SKIBOOT
|
Thick-soled shoe, it's said to shock in burlesque
|
|
PUSSINBOOTS
|
In season, show egg dropped from chicken outlet
|
|
ABOOTLESSERRAND
|
Labour in vain in one's stocking feet?
|
|
BOOT
|
Italy’s outline
|
|
BOOTUP
|
Start, as a computer, and what each answer to a starred clue has?
|
|
BOOTS
|
Pair for a snowy day
|
|
HIPPIEBOOTY
|
Result of a 1960s Haight-Ashbury shopping spree?
|
|
PHOTOBOOTH
|
Kiosk at some wedding receptions
|
|
RIDINGBOOT
|
Footwear with a sturdy toe
|
|
CARBOOTSALE
|
Informal market offering mostly crap, perhaps: footwear, booze
|
|
BOOT
|
Cowgirl's shoe
|
|
BOOTSTRAPS
|
Top brass to supply means of helping clodhoppers get on?
|
|
BOOT
|
Astronaut's shoe
|
|
BOOT
|
Fail to field, as a ground ball
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Footwear on pirate
|
|
JACKBOOT
|
Favour coarse fibre for Spooner's military footwear
|
|
BOOTS
|
Stout footwear
|
|
BOOTS
|
30-Down footwear
|
|
BOOTS
|
Some are steel-toed
|
|
BOOTS
|
Rainy day footgear
|
|
BOOT
|
Skier's shoe
|
|
REBOOT
|
"Fuller House," for one
|
|
TOLLBOOTHS
|
Coin toss spots, once
|
|
PIRATESBOOTY
|
What “X” could mark on a map
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
Turning up as well, fool consumes starter of beef Wellington
|
|
HANGUPONESBOOTS
|
Retire and - never mind university - somehow opens pharmacy
|
|
BOOTSTRAP
|
Chemist having gin, and to get going a tablet?
|
|
REBOOTS
|
Starts a computer up again
|
|
GUMBOOT
|
Wellie
|
|
PHOTOBOOTHS
|
Where shots are taken at parties?
|
|
BOOTH
|
Counter alternative, in a diner
|
|
BOOTLEG
|
Pirated copy
|
|
DASBOOT
|
1981 German film set on a submarine
|
|
PUSSINBOOTS
|
"Shrek 2" character who occasionally succumbs to hairballs
|
|
BOOTDISK
|
*Device used to launch an old video game, perhaps
|
|
BOOT
|
Bit of skiwear
|
|
TOBOOT
|
Shocker in short, also
|
|
KINKYBOOTS
|
Tony Award-winning musical with the song “Sex Is in the Heel”
|
|
GOLFBOOTEES
|
Apparel for linksbabies?
|
|
REBOOT
|
New start for a movie series
|
|
BOOTS
|
Puss's pantomime accessories
|
|
REBOOT
|
Switch (a computer) off and on again
|
|
UNDERLYING
|
VITAL
|
|
OTTER
|
FRESHWATER MAMMAL WITH DARK BROWN FUR
|
|
STRINGENCY
|
SEVERITY
|
|
ABASED
|
EMBARRASSED
|
|
LECHERIES
|
DESIRES
|
|
FAKES
|
COLORS
|
|
VALISE
|
CONTAINER
|
|
GET
|
EVOLVE
|
|
EMBER
|
GLOWER, AS POLITICIAN DISMISSES LEADERSHIP
|
|
HALTING
|
ABRIDGED
|
|
MAN
|
A COMMON MALE IN GREAT DEMAND
|
|
SCATTER
|
DISBAND
|
|
INVEIGH
|
CASTIGATE
|
|
DEHYDRATED
|
SHRIVELLED
|
|
MOVE
|
COME
|
|
INFLECTION
|
CADENCE
|
|
NEE
|
HARRIET STOWE, ___ BEECHER
|
|
KITSCH
|
WORD OF GERMAN ORIGIN TO DESCRIBE SOMETHING CORNY OR TACKY.
|
|
DISH
|
MENU LISTING
|
|
SIGNET
|
SMALL SEAL - TYPE OF RING
|
|
ENFORCER
|
DRILL SERGEANT
|
|
PORKPIES
|
FELT HATS
|
|
TOPPERS
|
FEDORAS AND TRILBIES
|
|
THINGS
|
INCIDENTS
|
|
MISTAKE
|
MALE, ONE WITH POST, MAKING ERROR
|
|
MONTH
|
LUNATION
|
|
EMIR
|
DUBAI'S SHEIKH MOHAMMED, FOR ONE
|
|
END
|
KIND OF TABLE OR ZONE
|
|
RIAA
|
ORG. OPPOSED TO SOME PEER-TO-PEER FILE SHARING
|
|
DEMORALISE
|
UNDERMINE CONFIDENCE WHEN SPOKEN IN DEATH
|
|
GRAND
|
IMPOSING ALUM HOLDING CENTRE OF ATTENTION
|
|
EDIT
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AMEND A DRAFT, E.G.
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EDGE
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BORDER; RIM / ADVANTAGE
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PONTOON
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Support for bridge or some card game
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GAS
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Americans lined up for it in '73 and '79
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IDEA
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Mental image of satin from East India
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BIGOTRY
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Prejudice or intolerance, especially in religion, politics or race
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UNLET
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Available for rent
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STOCKIST
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SHARES FIRST PLACE WITH PLENTY IN RESERVE
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PRIMES
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Numbers important to cryptographers
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PLOPPED
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Sat down heavily
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FLANNEL
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Loosely-woven material
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VILLA
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Mediterranean estate
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PRMEN
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Certain puffer-uppers
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