| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| "Get a load of this" | 3 letters | oho |
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| "Get a load of this" | 5 letters | tryit |
| "Get a load of this" | 7 letters | laundry |
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| "Get a load of this" | 9 letters | lookyhere |
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- Washing
- Clothes to be washed
- Washing one left around, possibly wet?
- Washing chore
- City given wet washing?
- place where clothes are washed
- Clothes to be washed and ironed
- Washing city that has got wet?
- (Place for) washing
- Boy almost entirely wet after washing
- Run lady made to get washing
- Dirty clothes that need to be washed
- Where clothes are washed and ironed
- Unclean clothes
- apparently the french have wet washing
- Dirty clothes
- Duly ran out one's washing
- "Get a load of this"
- Washroom
- Not 100% right
- Clothes washing place
- Newly washed and ironed clothes
- the french wet washing?
- Hamper filler
- City with wet wash-house?
- Clothes chore
- Washroom duly ran in a different way
- Dirty washing
- Air one's dirty ......
- Stain removal process
- Saturday is my .... day
- Washing machine contents
- Place to wash clothes
- "Get a load of this"
- "Well, well, well ..."
- "I know what you're up to
- "Well, lookee here!"
- "Caught you!"
- "What's this!"
- "That's your game, eh?"
- "So that's it!"
- Amusedly surprised cry
- "What a surprise!"
- Exclamation of surprise
- "So that's your secret!"
- "So there you are!"
- Cry of surprise
- "Really, now!"
- Cry of revelation
- "Well, look here!"
- What have we here
- "Looky here!"
- "Well, whaddya know!"
- Comment of surprise
- "Well, looky here!"
- "You can't fool me!"
- "Well, what have we here?
- "What's all this?"
- Palindromic exclamation
- "What a pleasant surprise
- Gloating cry
- "Look what we have here!"
- "Look here!"
- "Ah, I see!"
- "Well, well, well ..."
- Surprised cry
- "So that's your game!"
- "Well, what's this?!"
- Exclamation of discovery
- "I guessed it!"
- palindromic cry of discovery
- Discoverer's call
- 'I see what you did there!'
- 'I see it now!'
- 'Well, looky there!'
- "Gotcha"
- "Eureka!"
- "Now I get it!"
- Expression of surprise
- "what's this now?"
- invertible palindromic cry
- Finder's cry
- Cry of discovery
- palindromic cry
- revelation reaction
- eureka's cousin
- "Now I see!"
- "look what i found!"
- "Now the truth comes out!"
- villainous comment from o. henry
- "Lookie here!"
- "lookee here!"
- Discoverers call
- Cry of insight
- 'I just knew it!'
- Lookee what we have here
- solver's cry
- "How about that!"
- Exclamation like ''Aha!''
- So now the truth comes out!'
- dickensian shout of surprise
- Exclamation
- Exclamation of glee
- Cry of shock and surprise
- "Well, well!"
- 'I knew it was you!'
- Cry of victory
- Victorious cry
- Winner's cry
- Taunting cry
- "I see now!"
- Excited exclamation
- Exclamation of triumph
- Gleeful cry
- "So that's where it is!"
- Taunting exclamation
- Cry of triumph
- Jubilant cry
- "Think you're clever, eh?"
- Victorious exclamation
- Gloating yell
- "You rascal!"
- Triumphant cry
- Cry of understanding
- "You've been caught!"
- Cry of glee
- "so there it is!"
- Not so fast
- Snide shout
- "So that's what you're up to!"
- triumphant exclamation
- Surprised shout
- "hey, look at this!"
- "what do we have here?"
- Palindromic expression of surprise
- Palindromic outburst
- Palindromic well, well!
- Well
- Triumphant shout
- Gloater's word
- Condescending shout
- "well, how about that!"
- “The jig is up!”
- "ah, i caught you!"
- exultant shout
- "Well, look what we have here!"
- Cry of pleased surprise
- "Really?"
- Well now
- Jolly exclamation
- "Got ya!"
- “caught you red-handed!”
- Discoverer's cry
- Exultant cry
- "What did I tell you?"
- "I get it now"
- Gloater's cry
- Cousin of "Eureka!"
- "I told you so!"
- Cry of amused surprise
- Thought you could fool me?!
- "Ah so!"
- "Whoopee!"
- Sound of triumph
- Exclamation of amused surprise
- Word of surprise
- Surprised sound
- Cousin of aha
- Taunting word
- Sound of exultation
- Cry of surprise (3)
- Sound of surprise
- “I see what you're up to!”
- So that's how it's done!
- "take a look at this!"
- Palindromic cry of surprise
- Triumphant cry of surprise
- “Now I see how things are!”
- "Caught ya!"
- "I begin to see the truth!"
- "lookie what we have here!"
- "Well, well, well" cry
- caught-in-the-act cry
- “So the truth is revealed!”
- ''so that's your scheme!''
- Exclamation that's much like "Aha!"
- Exclaiming in surprise
- Intoxicating liquid: alc...l
- "i thought so!"
- "So that's your trick!"
- “And what have we here?!”
- Express mock astonishment
- "So you knew it all along" exclamation
- revealing comment?
- "Just as I thought!"
- expression of recognition
- Cry of surprise, similar to "Aha!"
- Exclamation of amusement
- I'm surprised – two holiday houses!
- Palindromic exclamation of surprise
- "wouldya look at this!"
- "Would you look at that!"
- expression of mock surprise
- Discoverer's palindromic cry
- Revelatory cry
- "Well, what a surprise!"
- Low-strength hurricane from 2015
- "What a surprise!" expression
- "The plot thickens!"
- “Lo and behold!”
- An exclamation that's much like Aha!
- “i'm onto you!”
- "What a discovery!"
- "Aha!" kin
- "so that's what's going on here!"
- "So that's it, eh?"
- "Is that it over there? YES!"
- I see what's going on!
- "I caught you!"
- "And what have I discovered here?"
- "Just as I suspected!"
- "I'm onto you now!"
- discovery word
- "You sneaky one, you!"
- "Get a load of this"
- Cry of enlightenment
- "w-e-l-l, what have we here!"
- "So the truth is out!"
- Sound of discovery
- "i'm onto your tricks!"
- Exclamation that's similar to "aha!"
- "So that's your move!"
- Well what do we have here?
- Cry after a big reveal, maybe
- “Now what's all this then?!”
- "well, look at that"
- "You think you're clever, eh?"
- Cry like "Aha"
- "Well, lookie here!"
- "That's what's going on here!"
- gloater's shout
- And what do we have here?!
- "I missed it again!"
- Taunting shout
- Reaction similar to "Aha"
- "You're a sneaky one, you!"
- Taunter's shout
- "Well, well, look who's here!"
- "caught you in the act!"
- So what have we here?
- Palindromic cry similar to "aha"
- Wow
- invertible cry
- So
- Cry similar to “Aha!”
- So thats your game!
- "So, that's what you're up to!" cry
- So that's how things are!
- revealing cry
- 'Now the full story comes out!'
- 'Well, isn't THAT interesting!'
- Ha I knew it!
- Surprised interjection
- "that's a surprise!"
- "Quite cheeky, aren't ya?"
- Palindromic "Well, lookie here!"
- "What a discovery!" cry
- scoffing shout
- Well, would you look at this
- Palindromic cry of recognition
- Palindromic "Lookie here!" cry
- 'I'm on to you now!'
- "Fancy that!"
- "Look what I've found!"
- Exclamation hidden in 'woohoo'
- Exclamation of triumphant surprise
- 'So that's how it is'
- "That solves the mystery!" exclamation
- "What a surprise!" cry
- The penny drops!
- i figured out what you're up to!
- I'm surprised
- "I'm Onto Your Scheme!"
- Cry of recognition
- "What a revelation!"
- Cry from Shelley and Wilde
- look what i've discovered!
- "I've figured you out!"
- "I see what's going on here!"
- "So that's your sneaky plan!"
- "So that's what you've been up to!"
- Melodramatic shout
- Cry of discovery much like "aha"
- Cry of surprised delight
- Well, well, what have we here!
- Startled exclamation
- Go ahead
- "Have some!"
- Ad urging
- "Have one"
- Have a bite
- "Here, have one"
- Mom's urging to a picky e
- "Have a taste!"
- "taste this"
- Mom's urging to a picky eater
- Mealtime plea to junior
- Advertising pitch
- "Take one!"
- Urger's words
- “Have a taste”: 2 wds.
- "Get a load of this"
- "Give this a whirl"
- "Here, have a taste"
- "Here, just have one bite!": 2 wds.
- "Have an open mind!"
- Taste
- "go ahead, you got this!"
- 'Go ahead, have a go!'
- If it fits...
- "Here, taste this"
- "Here's a sample"
- "Have a sip!"