| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Away from home | 3 letters | out |
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| Away from home | 5 letters | notin |
| Away from home | 6 letters | abroad |
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| Away from home | 6 letters | afield |
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- Not at home, perhaps
- Out of the country
- Overseas
- In wide circulation
- Not in the country
- One way to travel or stud
- In Europe, say
- A way less travelled overseas
- Do a bar when drunk overseas
- A second-class thoroughfare overseas
- Out and about
- Way to follow sailor overseas
- A liberal in the field
- A general out of the country
- Sailor taking route overseas
- Overseas budget's foremost, in a way
- An American girl far from home?
- A minor thoroughfare, not in the UK
- Overseas, in a different country
- In a foreign country
- Definitely not a motorway overseas
- Foreign places
- A sweeping away
- Tar on highway overseas
- Overseas, in a foreign country
- Primarily at large?
- A plain in a foreign land
- A general on a foreign field?
- A general overseas
- A plank on a ship
- Sailor on the way overseas
- far from here
- to europe
- A general in another country
- An American woman overseas
- In foreign parts
- In a foreign land
- At large
- sailor on street overseas
- using one's passport, say
- Attendant initially sweeping away
- using a passport, say
- bishop in a street overseas
- brother in a commercial overseas
- in another country
- in asia or africa, say
- Certainly no motorway out of country
- Article written by US woman overseas
- Visiting Europe, say
- very far from cloistered
- Visiting Vietnam, say
- One way to travel or study
- Arthur initially sweeping away
- One way to study
- Twain's "A Tramp ......"
- "A Tramp ......": Twain
- On the Continent
- Sailor facing route overseas
- All ......
- In an immersion program, perhaps
- Over there
- In foreign countries
- overseas in seaman street
- Not a major route to CO
- overseas sailor's on the street
- Over a wide area
- On another continent
- A type of bean in another country
- Traveling with a passport, perhaps
- une femme? eine frau?
- A way to trap bishop overseas
- A body of water overseas
- over the sea
- an american girl overseas
- it's not nice to call a lady overseas!
- A US woman overseas
- a crude title for a woman overseas
- Single American woman is out
- Arsenal initially sweeping away
- On foreign shores
- jack has a way to get overseas
- In a different country
- some drab roads on the continent!
- a minor route overseas
- ron and ada about to go overseas
- Far away on a Norfolk lake
- a way to go for a sailor overseas!
- Visiting across the sea
- A secondary highway overseas
- Jack on the way overseas
- A secondary route overseas
- Sailor on route to foreign parts
- The Innocents ......, Mark Twain novel
- Disperse
- Broadcast
- abroach
- Adrift
- afar
- afloat
- Agog
- Astray
- Away
- Dispel
- Scattered
- Aflow
- Loose
- Far
- Aloof
- Astir
- agoing
- On a ship
- a second-class way to get overseas
- Visiting Venice, say
- Away with a woman in America
- out foreign, in a minor way
- Wrong
- Wide
- an american woman, not in america
- A dame from overseas
- Traveling internationally
- The indefinite article + wide
- Far from home, say
- Away from home
- a minor road overseas
- Overseas in a general sense
- american girl in a foreign country
- Far away from home
- Not here
- where many juniors study
- gone away - taken the road at last
- A noted way to arrive at foreign parts
- A comprehensive in another country
- Off the mark
- Off-course
- Off the beaten track
- Failed move away from home
- Not at home if deal is off
- away from one's usual surroundings
- Off the beaten path
- Away from home is a meadow
- word rarely used without "far"
- Away from home
- off-topic
- Far ... (a long distance away)
- failed in the open
- Far away
- Off the right path
- A piece of land away from home
- Out of the way
- Far ...... (way off)
- Abroad
- A meadow away from home
- Distant, far ...
- At a distance
- Far ....; way off course
- Off track
- far ...... (off course)
- far ...... (a ways away)
- Wrong
- Wide
- A cricket ground is at a distance
- Far from home or familiar surroundings
- Not near home
- off the subject
- Away
- Away from the office
- Passé, say
- Out
- away from the office at the moment
- "... a million years!"
- Absent
- Away: 2 wds.
- The “N” and “I” of NIMBY
- Out of the office
- Away from home
- Vacationing, say
- "Tell it ...... Gath"
- So last year
- A lack of money away from home?
- on a lunch break, maybe
- Out to lunch perhaps
- Nimby
- Out without can?
- at lunch, say
- Unfashionable
- Nitric oxide canister unavailable
- Away from the office, say: 2 wds.
- Out of office
- away at the moment
- ...... a million years (never)
- temporarily unavailable
- Away from the office, say
- "...... my backyard!"
- Out of metal?
- Taking a personal day, say
- ...... a million years!: 2 wds.
- out to lunch, say
- Kayoed
- Over's partner
- In the open
- Pass
- Not home
- No longer an option
- Old hat
- In print
- Result of a sacrifice
- No longer chic
- Umpire's cry
- Away
- Published
- Fully anesthetized
- Extinguished
- Like school, sometimes
- Not in
- Means of escape
- Dated
- Git
- Absent
- Umpire's call
- Excuse
- Loophole
- Not at home
- Call at first
- Down for the count
- Revealed
- Ump's call
- Now published
- So last year
- Heavily sedated
- Having lunch, say
- Unsafe
- Opposite of safe
- Not safe
- Tag cry
- No longer fashionable
- Away from home
- Available for purchase
- On strike, say
- Like one who fans
- Publicly gay
- Some fun in the sun
- Hit a low point
- Like Ellen, now
- No longer hot
- Empty
- Unconscious
- On strike, bowled perhaps?
- Inaccurate
- Not allowed in the shops
- Available? Not here
- No longer in prison
- Yogurt occasionally available
- See 94-Down
- l.g.b.t. life-style magazine
- See 112 Across
- doing errands, e.g.
- Tagged on a diamond
- sac fly's result
- pan ... (end well)
- Ump's cry
- Elsewhere — unfashionable
- In bloom, but not at home
- Unacceptable in the south
- Diamond call
- one of an inning's three
- National defense goal?
- Dismissed when not at home?
- Away from the office
- Ump's call for a batter
- Dismissed as “unfashionable”
- "am-scray!"
- Unfashionable to be away from home
- Published books about university
- it's not in a mouthpiece
- not to be found at home unconscious
- Pitcher's goal
- Unfashionable
- Decision that's always wrong!
- No longer imprisoned
- Available and unavailable
- Dismissed at wicket
- Sleeping like a baby
- Walking back to the pavilion
- Revealed to be away
- on strike
- Not allowed
- there for all to see
- Sleeping soundly
- Published, on sale
- Revealed, in the open
- Three strikes' equivalent
- Call at home?
- Heading back to the pavilion?
- So yesterday
- Extinguished; abroad
- part of ko
- last word of "casey at the bat"
- on a date, say
- tagged, perhaps
- So last week
- home sick, say
- Openly gay
- Finished with duck and 3 (retired)?
- Known to be impossible
- LGTBQ magazine
- "Shoo!"
- Knives ... (2019 Rian Johnson film)
- Not operational
- Word with hand and panned
- No longer in
- ... of the blue (unexpectedly)
- Not at home ... or caught at home
- Go ... with a bang
- Softball umpire's cry
- No longer in the closet
- tagged in time, say
- ".... of my way!"
- "Leave!"
- Unreplenished
- "Beat it!"
- ".... of Africa"
- .... to lunch
- Gone to lunch
- Not indoors
- ".... of Africa," film
- Hurler's quest
- In's opposite
- Eviction-notice word
- Inning ender
- "Begone!"
- "Scat!"
- "Scram!"
- Extinguished, as a fire
- LGBTQ+ magazine since 1992
- “Baby's Day ...,” 1994 film
- Having taken a knock?
- "leave now!"
- Keen to get away
- In-n-... Burger
- At lunch e.g.
- On a walk, perhaps
- For crying ... loud!
- Not feasible
- Three strikes and you're
- Opposite of in
- Skedaddle
- Umpire's shout
- Baseball ump's call
- Fast asleep
- Ump's call, sometimes
- Away in a southerly direction
- Baseball call
- not in the office
- Unseen winning card, in poker lingo
- What three strikes make
- Eliminated
- Not closeted
- No longer closeted
- Not safe, in baseball
- Passe
- Home sick
- On a date
- Dead, as a bulb
- Déclassé
- On the fritz
- Shopping, maybe
- At lunch, maybe
- Follower of fresh or foul
- Bouncer's demand
- Unsafe, in a way
- On an errand, maybe
- Obsolescent
- Sixth of an inning
- No longer popular
- Barred from the youth centre
- Not allowed to reverse round the bend
- Standing start
- No longer burning
- "Include me ......": Sam Goldwyn
- Inning closer
- "Gone fishin'"
- Issued, as a book
- In circulation
- "Odd Man ......"
- Pitcher's aim
- Bouncer's cry
- Call at Wimbledon
- Three strikes
- Aloud
- Away from
- Cry at a tennis match
- Ball-park verdict
- Word with come or go
- "Odd Man ......," 1947 film
- Word with go or grow
- Opposite of safe, sometimes
- No longer encaged
- In circulation, as a newspaper
- [See above]
- Fresh ... of college
- Umpire's ruling in baseball or tennis
- Not at home in Tynemouth
- Chic no more
- Off The Court
- Off The Playing Surface
- Half Of A Double Play
- publicly queer
- openly bi, say
- Published in error
- Let the cat ... of the bag
- National Coming ... Day (October 11)
- not right away?
- Openly transgender
- Reveal
- magazine owned by pride media
- Not at home in the youth centre
- Unable to rise from the canvas surface
- Zonked
- No longer stylish
- Inside ... (Oscar-winning Pixar film)
- Back to the pavilion, in cricket
- ...sports.com
- Word with "line" or "doors"
- Gout doesn't start abroad
- Old-fashioned books about university
- not currently at work
- Blooming British abandoning fight
- In the shops, issued
- Not burning, extinguished
- No longer alight
- Not conscious one is in error?
- Excluded
- Determined to be published
- Not in the closet
- Openly
- openly lgbtq+
- Result of three strikes in baseball