| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Allayed | 5 letters | sated |
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| Allayed | 5 letters | eased |
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| Allayed | 7 letters | replete |
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| Allayed | 7 letters | stuffed |
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| Allayed | 7 letters | soothed |
| Allayed | 7 letters | stilled |
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| Allayed | 7 letters | sick-of |
| Allayed | 8 letters | satiated |
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| Allayed | 8 letters | relieved |
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| Allayed | 8 letters | tired-of |
| Allayed | 9 letters | saturated |
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| Allayed | 9 letters | satisfied |
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| Allayed | 9 letters | surfeited |
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| Allayed | 14 letters | supersaturated |
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- Let up
- Relieved
- Lightened
- Slackened
- Relaxed
- Moved very carefully
- Abated
- Lightened (up)
- Smoothed
- Alleviated
- Slowly merged (into)
- Lessened, as pain
- Made smooth
- Soothed or smoothed
- Made bearable
- Comforted
- Soothed
- Stopped losing head and relaxed
- Facilitated
- Made less severe
- Relaxed, as restrictions
- Palliated
- Slackened off
- Made less difficult
- Mollified, stopped to let Charlie out
- let up, abated
- made smoother
- Loosened
- In the meantime a sedative gave relief
- Facilitated a seed's germination
- Was soothing
- Took pressure off
- Moved slowly
- Moved cautiously
- Relieved being let out without cap
- Stopped without starting, relaxed
- Relaxed and stopped fighting off cold
- moved with care
- Decreased?
- softened
- Made more comfortable
- made less complicated
- relaxed, as rules
- slacked [off]
- left carefully, with "out"
- lessened
- made more tolerable
- Subsided
- Made less tense
- Made less onerous
- Made simpler
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- Lessened (pain)
- A seed may be moved carefully
- Alleviated, as pain
- Moderated
- Alleviated (pain)
- Pulled back
- Stopped, didn't start, and relaxed
- Used some oil from a seed possibly
- Reduced, as the difficulty level
- Relaxed when in river that flows west
- Made lighter
- Relieved when a seed is transplanted
- Relaxed part of overseas education
- Relieved (pain)
- Lightened (a burden)
- Settled down
- Relieved, as pain
- Made less stressful
- Moved carefully
- Moved smoothly
- Made less rigorous
- Made better
- Uncomplicated
- Sugar-coated
- .......... up (relented)
- Buffered
- Paved the way
- Mitigated
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- Disburdened
- Allayed
- Gave relief
- ...... up (slackened)
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- Moved gently
- ...... up (softened)
- Made comfortable
- Relaxed with up
- Made more bearable
- Became less ragged after trim
- made more manageable
- Lessened as suffering
- Simplified
- Made less harsh
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- Relaxed, ameliorated
- Like pain after treatment often
- Used some oil from a seed perhaps
- Put on the brakes
- Assuaged
- Lessened the pressure
- cleared the way
- Gave some slack
- Relaxed as pressure
- After some relief a number relaxed
- settled gently (into)
- Alleviated, as in "He ... my pain."
- Loosened (up)
- Moved carefully into place
- Relaxed and let student off
- Made less strenuous
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- lessened, as one's load
- Moderated the suffering
- Reduced the pressure of
- made better, as tensions
- Made less challenging
- Comforted by sowing a seed
- used some oil – from a seed?
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- Became less intense
- relaxed, as tensions
- Taunted when topless, but given relief
- made less stringent
- Brought comfort to
- abated, pacified
- Reduced, as discomfort
- .... up; abated
- improved engineer asked king out
- Freed from care
- ed goes to sea and is comforted
- some overseas education, relaxed
- stopped without starting, and relaxed
- treated with oil derived from a seed
- Made restrictions less strict
- Gradually slid (into)
- Became less severe
- Assisted the development of a seed?
- Stopped without starting, rеlaxed
- Stopped first off and dropped off?
- made less serious or severe
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- Made less severe or intense
- Lessened in intensity
- left off scratching head and relaxed
- Soothed [pain]
- Made less strict, as retrictions
- ...... the pain (relieved discomfort)
- Relaxed and stopped, taking hat off
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- weaken a seed, somehow
- ... into (broached gently)
- Made less taxing
- relieved by cultivating a seed
- Relieved from some disease, delighted
- Relieved [from pain]
- stopped, not having started, relieved
- Reduced in degree
- See ad (anag.)
- relieved to find a seed in the wild
- Waned
- A seed, upset, gets mollified
- Relieved and happy, but out of place
- Release dogs, some would be relieved
- A seed resown may be more contented
- Lessened pressure
- Made less demanding
- Relaxed, or wound up, blowing top
- Aided development of a seed
- Got better
- Diminished in role as editor
- No longer pressing
- Stripped Oliver Reed, drunk, replaced
- Freed from anxiety
- Alleviated (pain)
- Have eased worry or anxiety
- Alleviated
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- Alleviated, lightened
- Unburdened of duty
- No longer concerned
- No longer worried
- Allayed
- No longer distressed, reassured
- Saying "aah," perhaps
- Unburdened
- Feeling better when taken off duty
- Glad, thankful
- Feeling "Whew, that was close!"
- eased a burden
- Eased
- Feeling less worried
- Palliated
- Glad it's over
- Thankful to have finished one's duty
- Freed evil snakes in grass
- Took over from
- Assuaged
- Prominent
- Jutting
- Off the hook
- Soothed
- Full
- Filled
- Satiated
- Brimming
- Filled to the gills
- Opposite of scanty
- Abounding
- Sated by food
- Very full with food
- Sated; filled
- Amply filled (with)
- Full, complete, satiated
- Full lease held by newly-created peer
- Sated
- Theatre the French note is full
- Well-stocked
- Full theatre allowed early start
- Filled theatre rented by European
- Feeling fed-up?
- Jam-packed [with]
- Having eaten enough
- Stuffed
- Filled (with)
- Stuffed; gorged
- Full to the gills
- Surfeited
- Well supplied
- Gorged
- Well fed agent hired at end of June
- Stuffed with food
- Filled to bursting
- traveller allowed key is satisfied
- Teeming (with)
- Filled to capacity
- Full of food
- Drummer allowed sweetheart to be full?
- Told to fold again when full
- Full to bursting
- Sated, full
- Teeming
- Completely full reel pet makes of it
- Full up
- Pregnant
- filled to satisfaction
- Procreant
- let peer reform in full
- Wholesale
- Well-planned
- Wealthy
- Filled to satiety
- satisfied, peer around, having permit
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- Full, satisfied
- SRO
- Abundant
- Affluent
- all sufficing
- Allayed
- Ample
- Awash
- Bottomless
- Bounteous
- Bountiful
- brimful
- Bulging
- " . . . bursting ......"
- Capacity
- chock full
- chuck full
- cloyed
- congested
- Copious
- Cram full
- crammed
- Crowded
- Diffuse
- Disgusted
- Effuse
- Engorged
- Epidemic
- exhaustless
- Extravagant
- Exuberant
- farci
- Fat
- Fed up
- Fertile
- Flush
- Full of
- Galore
- Generous
- Glutted
- In plenty
- in quantity
- Inexhaustible
- Jaded
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- *Jammed
- Lavish
- Liberal
- Loaded
- Luxuriant
- Many
- Maximal
- Much
- Numerous
- Opulent
- Overfed
- Overflowing
- Overfull
- overgorged
- oversaturated
- Overstuffed
- Packed
- Packed like sardines
- Plenary
- plenitudinous
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- Plenty
- Prevailing
- Prevalent
- Prodigal
- Productive
- Profuse
- profusive
- Rampant
- ready to burst
- Replication
- Rich
- Rife
- Riotous
- Round
- running over
- Saturated
- Sick of
- Slaked
- Soaked
- "Standing room only"
- superabundant
- supersaturated
- Swarming
- Swollen
- Thronged
- tired of
- topful
- well found
- well furnished
- well provided
- with a bellyful
- with a snootful
- with enough of
- Satisfied traveller allowed ecstasy
- stuffed full
- aplenty
- full or well stocked
- copiously supplied
- Filled up
- filled or well-supplied with something
- brimming (with)
- plane tree? not another full one!
- Gorged, satiated
- Full
- Filled
- Filled to the brim
- Overfull
- Too full
- Not wanting more
- Beyond full
- Filled to excess
- Fuller than full
- Full-plus
- Wanting no more
- Filled beyond full
- Full up
- Full, at last
- Fully gratified
- Like happy diners
- Replete
- Filled in footmarks at Edgbaston
- Fully satisfied
- Quite full
- Full, and then some
- Unable to eat another bite
- Indulged to the full
- having room for no more food
- Satisfied dates are wrong
- Made replete
- Completely full
- Having eaten too many dates?
- filled beyond capacity
- Surfeited
- Stuffed to the gills
- Pleasantly full
- full-y satisfied?
- Like a contented diner
- Filled to the gills
- totally filled
- gratified and then some
- filled completely
- totally full
- completely filled
- filled entirely
- gratified after a meal
- Filled to capacity
- Glutted with dates?
- Stuffed dates distributed
- Having had quite enough
- Gorged
- Had more than enough
- Filled to the max
- Stuffed
- Quenched
- Satisfied
- Full and happy
- No longer hungry
- Filled up
- Full ? and happy about it
- Gratified
- Glutted