| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| "All gone!" | 4 letters | pfft |
| "All gone!" | 5 letters | eaten |
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| "All gone!" | 5 letters | spent |
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| "All gone!" | 6 letters | usedup |
| "All gone!" | 7 letters | toolate |
| "All gone!" | 8 letters | vanished |
| "All gone!" | 10 letters | notanymore |
| "All gone!" | 11 letters | inthefamily |
| "All gone!" | 15 letters | throughthenight |
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- Moth or worm follower
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- "All gone," for a tot
- All gone, in a way
- All gone, as dinner
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- Down the hatch
- Like items that have been
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- Like Baby Bear's porridge
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- Downed but not at first down
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- Consumed in fire at Enniskillen
- Tea cooked in space is consumed
- Scoffed in ridicule at enemy
- Corroded part of heat engine
- Polished off school broadcast
- Defeated, beheaded and consumed
- We hear school's taken in
- Taken in and defeated, but not bowled
- all gone, as one's lunch
- What's in tea tent — to be this?
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- Great envy gnawed away at the heart
- had bowled before, was thrashed
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- Like dates, but not events
- Consumed a bit of pie at Enfield
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- "All gone!"
- “have you ... yet?”
- Chowed down
- consumed in heat enthusiastically
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- moth-..... (threadbare)
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- Having swallowed food
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- already dined
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- Ingested
- Consumed, as food
- Consumed food
- Digested posh school report
- We hear school meals should be this
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- Like victuals
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- Worried bear skinned 10
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- like fish and chips
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- "Have you ... dinner yet?"
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- Taken food
- no longer on the table, perhaps?
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- Food's all gone!
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- Not had a meal yet
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- taken into the body as food
- Having had a meal
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- Had breakfasted, lunched
- beaten finally, and finished off
- no longer on one's plate
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- finished off each half of court game
- consumed in cafe at enfield
- consumed at school, say
- Put down the hatch
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- "No food for me, I've already ..."
- Worried at posh school report
- taken to the interior
- Had food
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- Demolished school by the sound of it
- gone, as a sub
- School said to be taken in
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- consumed in cafe at english resort
- taken tea, perhaps, with some women
- Had lunch
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- Had dinner in said school
- Was consumed
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- each number gets consumed
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- "i have ...... the plums ..."
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- piece of meat entirely consumed
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- Devoured some game, ate no fish
- [have] consumed
- some treat entirely devoured
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- We hear school taken in
- whipped, with topping and consumed
- Conquered, beheaded, and consumed
- how one's fare is put away
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- like fruits and vegetables
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- Finished school, reportedly
- Rusted
- Some dupe at Enfield is taken in
- Taken into a big corporation, perhaps
- taken in by unbeaten side
- Had dinner
- some meat entirely consumed
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- Fully Consumed, As A Meal
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