| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Clientele | 5 letters | users |
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| Clientele | 5 letters | trade |
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| Clientele | 6 letters | buyers |
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| Clientele | 6 letters | public |
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| Clientele | 7 letters | patrons |
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| Clientele | 8 letters | customer |
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| Clientele | 9 letters | patronage |
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| Clientele | 9 letters | customers |
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- Clientele
- Shops' agents or customers
- Sellers' audience
- People who make purchases, customers
- Store patrons
- Bull market bunch
- Some department-store employees
- Hawkers' targets
- vendees
- Those making purchases
- Supplier's clients
- Those purchasing goods
- Consumers
- Customers
- People who make purchases
- Purchasers
- ones who pay
- Boutique patrons
- Account, in a way
- Client
- Interested party
- One who buys key American book by King
- Someone who buys goods or services
- “The .... is always right”
- The one who pays is always right
- someone at a shop with intent to buy
- Shopper in a store
- Retail client
- User of, eg, a shop
- A patron when disgruntled can be ugly
- Character in scrum with toe crushed
- Buyer of goods and services
- He's always right, they say
- Buyer
- Shopper
- Person who buys something from a shop
- Buyer, client
- Store patron
- more cuts for one in store
- Source of money, for many
- Maybe more cuts will attract one
- Live chat participant
- the one who is always right?
- Copper's right to hold book on punter
- seller's need
- Character cuts more out
- Patron
- Person paying
- Tough
- part of focus to merchant?
- Purchaser
- More's cut off for the shopper
- american general hosts old male client
- Habitual shopper?
- Clientele
- Purchases a commodity or service
- Makes purchases
- One that purchases a commodity
- Business's lifeblood
- One that purchases
- Person that buys goods or services
- An interested party during a purchase
- more's cut off for shopper
- I patronise general receiving award
- Shop's clients
- They are always right
- Shoppers, buyers
- Doctor cures most clients
- clients
- They're always right, it's said
- Restaurant patrons
- Clientele
- Shoppers, patrons
- Regulars — consumers
- Bank patrons
- Clients curse most terribly
- The right people to sell to ?
- Custom
- Rewards of a political ma
- A torn messed-up page without backing
- Backing
- Clientele
- Support for an institution
- Influential support
- Rewards of a political machine
- Sponsorship
- Business
- sponsorship - condescending manner
- the regular custom of sponsorship?
- two men needing mature sponsorship
- Support pageant or plays
- Support
- backing restoration of a torn page
- The custom is two men at a time
- Favor
- Prop
- ...... permission
- 1814 novel by maria edgeworth
- Wing
- two men with time for sponsorship
- financial support from customers
- Sponsorship, backing
- Guardianship
- Body of customers
- Political favoritism
- Supporters
- Supporters of the arts
- Regulars
- Bar regulars, e.g.
- Customer base makeup
- Customers
- No traps set for sponsors
- Theater supporters
- Clientele
- Sugar daddies, e.g.
- Certain supporters
- Certain Met supporters
- Regular customers
- Some diners ... and donors
- angels who walk on earth?
- Restaurant diners
- Museum supporters
- Open to everyone
- Not private
- Offence against common decency
- Cool hip clubs around St Paul's?
- Left in charge after bar's open
- Open to the people
- No end of bile Puck produced in 19
- But such a school is private
- Accessible to all
- In open view
- Known; open
- ... transport; buses, trains and trams
- Bar the audience?
- Community
- opposite of "secret"
- For all to use
- Communal
- Inn, oddly chilly, back open to all
- Open local with student in charge
- No place for a private secretary?
- Population
- Open
- The community in general
- The P in broadcaster PBS
- Piano one in riotous club known to all
- Open to all
- Common ......
- Relating To The General Community
- General populace
- joint provider of coverage for people
- Park
- Open fans?
- relating to the people
- Library
- private (opposite)
- Road
- Popular
- Private
- Inn
- Overt
- Vulgar
- Tavern
- Deliberate
- Special ......
- Hotel
- Accessible
- ...... way
- Highway
- Route
- Thoroughfare
- Course
- pathway
- Path
- Openly accessible
- ...... world
- Wine shop
- Well-known
- open or accessible to all
- Out in the open
- Babbittish
- Everyman
- John Doe
- Philistine
- ...... public
- Acknowledged
- Adherent
- Admitted
- Affirmed
- Alehouse
- Announced
- Apparent
- Appendage
- Associated
- Attendant
- Audience
- Available
- Bar
- barrel house
- Barroom
- beer garden
- beer parlor
- Bistro
- Blatant
- "Blind tiger"
- boardinghouse
- body politic
- ...... bourgeois
- Bourgeoisie
- Broadcast
- brought to notice
- Buff
- Business
- Buyers
- Cabaret
- Cafe
- campy?
- Carriage trade
- Catholic
- cavaliere servente
- Celebrated
- Circulated
- Citizenry
- Citizens
- Civic
- Civil ......
- Clear
- Clear-cut
- clientage
- Clientele
- Cocktail lounge
- Collective
- collectivistic
- Common knowledge
- common man
- common property
- commonalty
- commonly-known
- Commonplace
- Commonwealth
- communistic
- community at large
- commutual
- Conjoint
- conjunct
- *Conspicuous
- constituency
- Consumers
- Cooperative
- cortical
- cosmopolitan
- Courtier
- cultural community
- Current
- Custom
- Dangler
- Declared
- demos
- Dependent
- diffused
- Disciple
- Disreputable
- Disseminated
- Distributed
- Dive
- Dorm
- Dormitory
- doss house
- dramshop
- drinking saloon
- Dwellers
- Eminent
- epidermic
- Estate
- Everybody
- Everyone
- everywoman
- exomorphic
- Exposed
- Exterior
- External
- Extrinsic
- Familiar
- Famous
- Fan
- Flagrant
- Fleabag?
- Flophouse
- Flunky
- Folk
- Folks
- Follower
- Followers
- Following
- Free
- Fringe
- General ...
- General public
- Gentry
- Gin mill
- Government
- Governmental
- Groggery
- grogshop
- guest house
- habitancy
- Hackneyed
- Hanger-on?
- Henchman
- high camp
- Hoi polloi
- Homely
- Homespun
- homme de cour
- Honky-tonk
- Hospice
- Hostel
- Hostelry
- Household ......
- Illustrious
- In circulation
- In common
- In print
- In public
- In the open
- Infamous
- Influential
- inhabitants
- International
- Joint
- Kitschy
- "...... known ..."
- linguistic community
- Local ......
- Lodging house
- low camp
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- Make public
- Manifest
- Market
- Masses
- Men
- Middle-class
- Multitude
- Municipal
- Mutual ...
- Nation
- National ......
- nationality
- Nightclub
- Notable
- ... noted
- Notorious
- Obvious
- Openly
- Ordinary
- Out
- Outer
- Outermost
- Outlying
- outmost
- Outside
- Outstanding
- Outward
- outward facing
- Parasite
- Partisan
- Patent
- Patronage
- Pension
- People
- people at large
- People in general
- Peripheral
- Persons
- Plain
- Platitudinous
- plebeian
- plebeians
- Polity
- Pop
- Populace
- Portion
- Posada
- Pothouse
- Proclaimed
- Projected
- Proletariat
- Prominent
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- proverbial
- Pub
- "Public house"
- publicly
- Publish
- Published
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- Pursuer
- pursuivant
- Rank and file
- rathskeller
- Reciprocal
- Renowned
- reported
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- rooming house
- Roundabout
- rumshop
- rural market
- Saloon
- saloon bar
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- sectary
- Sector
- Seeming
- Segment
- Shadow
- Shared
- Social
- socialistic
- societal
- ...... society
- Speakeasy
- special interest group
- speech community
- Spread
- ......-state
- Stated
- Stooge
- suburban market
- Successor
- "........ Suite"
- Superficial
- Supporter
- supranational
- Surface
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