| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Call to account | 4 letters | task |
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| Call to account | 4 letters | rate |
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| Call to account | 5 letters | scold |
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| Call to account | 5 letters | spank |
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| Call to account | 6 letters | charge |
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| Call to account | 6 letters | punish |
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| Call to account | 6 letters | haulup |
| Call to account | 6 letters | rebuke |
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| Call to account | 7 letters | reprove |
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| Call to account | 7 letters | upbraid |
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| Call to account | 7 letters | impeach |
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| Call to account | 7 letters | arraign |
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| Call to account | 8 letters | reproach |
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| Call to account | 8 letters | set-down |
| Call to account | 9 letters | take-down |
| Call to account | 9 letters | reprobate |
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| Call to account | 9 letters | reprimand |
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| Call to account | 9 letters | reprehend |
| Call to account | 10 letters | visit-upon |
| Call to account | 11 letters | settle-with |
| Call to account | 12 letters | set-straight |
| Call to account | 12 letters | take-to-task |
| Call to account | 12 letters | reflect-upon |
| Call to account | 14 letters | straighten-out |
| Call to account | 17 letters | read-the-riot-act |
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- Call up to answer charges
- Call into court
- Bring before a court
- Indict
- Publicly accuse
- Accuse of a wrong
- Put on trial
- Summons as a rule on the radio
- Sounds like a rule to put on a charge
- Accuse of an incumbency on the radio
- Impeach, as a restraint, in hearing
- A rule cited to make an accusation
- Legally accuse
- Impeach a government, reportedly
- Indict, charge in court
- Bring up on charges
- Charge
- Accuse formally
- Bring a person to court
- Call before a court
- denounce a monarchy in speech
- Prosecute
- Accuse
- Accuse the sound of a shower
- Summon, indict
- call to court
- Charge one guinea to visit an island
- Accuse publicly
- Call to account
- Indict before a tribunal
- Impeach
- criminate
- Follow
- Direct
- Call before the court
- Call before a court to answer a charge
- Indict before tribunal
- To accuse in court
- Bring to trial using a rule in hearing
- Bring charges against
- Summon for indictment
- prosecute a rule, reportedly
- Cash alternative
- Accusation
- Battlefield shout
- Pay with plastic
- Club's cover
- Cavalry cry
- Bit of excitement
- Cry at an old-fashioned b
- Storm protection
- Payment required with order
- On vacation, 12 is under daily attack
- Order toast and get no end of it
- Explosive cavalry assault
- Attack burn, say, from the east
- Accuse; load, fill
- Fill ward
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- Accumulation of electricity
- To ask a fee or price for something
- Former name of MasterCard: Master ....
- How much the daily gets is halved
- Cost associated with Light Brigade?
- Custody
- Direct payment required
- Command an assault
- A thrill for the protégé
- What you have to pay in tax
- price for a service
- Run towards, like a bull
- A cost, a fee
- Rush forward
- dead battery's need
- Rush forward in attack
- 15 - or required payment
- A minor tax
- Formally accuse
- make pay for assault?
- The rush for money
- Daily, say, sent back fee
- Signal for attack
- Put on the credit card
- pay with a credit card
- Cost of a military action?
- Accuse of a crime
- Accusation that's made by 5
- A minor attack
- Fee
- prime object of care
- formally accuse one in your care
- price to pay for rush to attack
- Credit card swipe
- Make you pay for, when you order
- price for one heraldic device
- Fee for one being looked after
- Price
- Buy on credit
- Financial liability could be explosive
- Rush to fill up
- Expense of electrical supply
- A minor accusation
- Thrill: slang
- Cavalry attack
- Cry at an old-fashioned battle
- Daily, say, raised price
- Accusation; fee
- Attack
- Alternative to cash or check
- Use plastic
- Bugle's signal
- Cry in "Arsenic and Old Lace"
- Attack shout
- Act like Tennyson's "Brigade"
- Indictment
- Call to account
- Put on the cuff
- Emulate the Light Brigade
- Kind of account
- Word after 'take' or 'cover'
- Cost
- Run to a fee
- Demand payment
- what it costs to service the batteries
- Rush upon (the enemy)
- "Who's in ...... here?" (command)
- Use a credit card
- Bull's action
- the rate for current accumulation
- Price of tea at some stage
- It should be paid daily (gets 50% off)
- Rush
- essential part of electricity bill
- To impose a price or fee on someone
- send a bill for the attack?
- Accuse
- Demand, as a price
- the price of fish thrown back, say
- Swapping knight for rook, alter attack
- the price one has to pay for an attack
- how much the attack costs?
- Attack Bill's ward
- Exact [fee]
- Ask as a price
- make somebody pay for the attack
- Somebody one's looking after for a fee
- Rush forward with accusation
- Husband in car say reversed to fill up
- run for a payment
- service battery to launch an attack
- Advance at speed
- the price to pay for an attack?
- run for a fee
- order to attack for a fee
- Load
- Replenish electrically
- Ionize, e.g.
- Imbue with energy
- It may be explosive to impose a fee
- Get mostly behind coal tax, say
- pay this amount
- Cost to fill tank
- Refresh phone fee
- Top up fee
- demand money to run
- Fill up the ward
- Fill the ward
- Low battery's need
- Fill up and put it on your account
- offensive cleaner, say, turns up
- Make one pay to advance an accusation
- Fee for topping up battery
- Saddle ......
- Overcharge
- ...... errand
- Expense
- Implicate
- Impute
- inculpate
- criminate
- depute
- devolve
- Bid
- Arraign
- Ascribe
- Tribute
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- Speed
- Impose
- ...... message
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- Appoint
- Tell
- Order
- Expenditure
- Summon
- Assign
- Assail
- Refer
- Impeach
- Imputation
- impeachment
- arraignment
- Incriminate
- Tax
- Taunt
- Censure
- Cite
- supply juice to one in custody
- ask for ward
- power up, as a battery
- Violent rush in attack
- Put some power into attack
- Blame ward for headlong rush
- Order a cavalry attack
- Rush headlong
- Attack about the bill?
- Wreath
- Work
- Word
- Wind up
- Wind
- Wing
- Pay with Visa, e.g.
- White elephant
- weigh-upon
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- run for money
- How much for the tailless horse?
- Attack; fee
- an accumulation of electricity
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- To entrust with a task
- levy accusation
- Price to pay for what bull might do?
- Cry from a cavalry commander
- Power up, like an electric vehicle
- Imposed responsibility or fee
- Electrical power source
- Battery power?
- Run headlong
- Fill
- Word with electric or criminal
- Buy on account
- what the attack costs
- quality of a proton or electron
- Ask in payment
- Tax electricity
- what is paid to service batteries
- Call on the carpet
- Call to account
- Bring before a judge, say
- Bring a charge against
- Level a charge against - pace him
- Arraign
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- arraign one politician every one
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- Find fault with the setter's cracker
- Challenge
- Accuse
- Try to discredit
- charge one politician apiece
- charge every rascal first
- accuse one politician apiece
- Disparage
- Bring formal charges against
- Call into question
- Call to account
- Accuse of misconduct
- One criminal chap with me to arraign
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- Accuse, as an officeholder
- Call in question
- Charge with treason
- One bad chap with me to arraign
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- Charge [president] with crime
- Impugn reputation of
- challenge, as testimony
- Bring an accusation against
- Lay a charge against
- Accuse, arraign
- Charge with misconduct (US)
- Call into question fruit I'm receiving
- rascal on every charge
- One redcap to everyone you accuse
- Charge with misconduct
- criminate
- Charge
- Direct
- Summon
- inform against one politician apiece
- charge for peeled lime and other fruit
- Accuse (a president) of a crime
- hip came loose with level charges
- Accuse an official
- rascal is on every charge
- Accuse (the president) of a crime
- Charge public official with misconduct
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- i put a politician on each charge
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- Tan, in a way
- Carry first of parcels by drone
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- Chastise, discipline
- Impose a penalty
- A jokey word for 'discipline'?
- say "you're grounded" to, say
- Penalise
- Shout "Go to your room!"
- Impose a penalty on
- "Hurt, like a groan-inducing joke?"
- Bring to justice
- Castigate
- Chasten
- Keep after school
- Say “No TV for a week” to, perhaps
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- Penalize someone for a wrong action
- Push in so as to hurt
- Deal (with)
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- Correct urge to capture province
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- Play on words is hard to beat
- Sentence like wordplay?
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- Castigate for quip I keep quiet about
- Impose retribution for a crime
- Push in so as to give pain
- Make one suffer for his pun perhaps
- Impose penalty on
- Subject to a fine, say
- penalise page, a french one, quiet
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- 'Penalise' sounds a bit like wordplay?
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- Requite
- Strike
- Repay
- Cause to suffer for an offence
- Wring
- Inflict a penalty for an offence
- Abuse
- Admonish
- Agonize
- Amerce
- Avenge
- Banish
- Batter
- be quits
- Beat
- Beat-up
- Birch
- Bloody
- bring to account
- bring to book
- Call to account
- Cane
- Cashier
- Claw
- Convulse
- Correct
- Criticize
- crucify
- Damage
- draw and quarter
- Dress down
- Electrocute
- Even the score
- Excommunicate
- excruciate
- Execute