| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Decorative plant | 4 letters | fern |
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| Decorative plant | 4 letters | veer |
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| Decorative plant | 10 letters | bonsaitree |
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- Subject of clip art?
- One with artistic training?
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- Forest plant
- Plant with a frond
- Forest growth
- Bracken, for one
- Terrarium plant
- Adder's-tongue, e.g.
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- "Charlotte's Web" girl
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- Fossil impression
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- River feeds bog plant
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- Plant end of oar in marsh
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- Flowerless plant with feathery fronds
- plant with feather-like leaves
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- nerf set to shoot
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- office greenery
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- She adopts Wilbur
- Florist's offering
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- Common office plant
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- Many an office plant
- Popular houseplant
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- Frond bearer
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- Office grower
- flowerless foliage
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- Shade of green
- Item by many a reception desk
- Leaves in a waiting room?
- Bit of office greenery
- Office plant
- Crayola color since 1998
- Shedder of spores
- Bit of green in a floral display
- Adder's-tongue or Venus's-hair
- Common green house gift
- Bit of greenery
- Moonwort, for one
- Seedless plant
- House plant
- Maidenhair, e.g.
- Polypody
- Maidenhair, for one
- "Frondly" plant?
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- Bouquet enhancer
- "...... Hill," D. Thomas poem
- Bracken
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- Club moss's kin
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- Brake
- Bracken, e.g.
- Houseplant
- Plant
- green crayola color
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- A plant
- River in Slough bearing bracken?
- Fronded office greenery
- plant in an inferno
- lobby plant
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- Ms Britton's office plant?
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- plant famously on talk-show sets
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- inferno around the plant
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- Light green Crayola color
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- confer, naturally, about bush
- "Charlotte's Webu201D girl
- Bracken, eg
- Plant found right in the marshy land
- Plant type
- simple nonflowering plant
- Dylan Thomas poem, ... Hill
- A little conifer, new plant
- wort
- wrack
- Silver ..., test netballer
- some prefer neat flowerless plant
- Perennial plant
- horsetail is a type of one
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- Iron service plant
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- Bouquet decoration
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- shade-loving plant
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- plant in many an office
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- Fiddlehead producer
- Zig or zag
- Go off in a new direction
- Deviate
- Zig
- Turn
- Suddenly change course
- Go off course
- Recourse?
- Swerve
- Bell rung at evening
- Tack
- Fork (off)
- Shift direction
- Tack, in a way
- Drive out of one's lane
- Yaw
- Change direction
- Always chasing playing against wind
- Change direction suddenly
- Turn sharply
- change course dramatically
- Turn suddenly
- Change course
- Turn abruptly
- Avoid another car, say
- Depart from a straight line
- change course suddenly
- Old magistrate briefly brought up wind
- Ever-changing swerve
- Figure always to change direction
- turn hard to the left, say
- Turn off course
- suddenly turn
- Swerve sharply
- Make a sudden turn
- Make a quick change of direction
- Deviate suddenly
- Swing around to avoid
- Swerve off course
- Change sides
- Swerve suddenly
- Try to avoid a moose, maybe
- Make a sudden change of course
- Swerve dramatically
- Suddenly change direction
- Shift course
- Really go out of one's way?
- Turn off
- Angle (off)
- Shift
- Alter course
- Change
- Diverge
- Swing off course
- Suddenly swerve
- Make a sharp turn
- Quick change of direction
- Swerve wildly
- Turn away
- Decorative plant
- Change direction abruptly
- swerve hard
- Jerk the wheel violently
- Swerve (into)
- Take a turn
- Careen
- Turn aside
- Swing around
- ever out to go off course
- Drive erratically
- Wander for ever, perhaps
- Swerve abruptly
- Go off course suddenly
- Go off on a tangent
- Do a turn at the helm perhaps
- go another way
- Shift course sharply
- “Swerve” latterly translated?!
- Turn quickly
- Stray off
- change the direction of a blow
- Ever-aberrant swerve in flight
- Suddenly go off course
- Deviate suddenly from set course
- Deviate suddenly from set course
- Swerve and run after 22nd letter
- Swing to the right, usually
- Go like the wind - clockwise!
- Dodge a pothole maybe
- React to a dog in the road
- Fluctuate
- Waver
- Vary
- Of wind, change direction clockwise
- Ever (anag.)
- zag
- Zigzag
- Worsen
- Wind
- Whip
- Whirl
- ...... wheel
- Wear
- sudden direction change
- Branch off
- Not go straight
- L
- aberrancy
- Aberration
- about ship
- Alter
- Ameliorate
- Angle
- Apex
- Avert
- back and fill
- be changed
- be converted into
- be renewed
- bear away
- bear off
- bear to starboard
- Beat
- beat about
- Bend
- Bent
- Bias
- Bifurcate
- bifurcation
- Bight
- bottom out
- box off
- Branch
- branching off
- Break
- Bring about
- Bring round
- Cant
- cant round
- Cast
- Cast about
- change the bearing
- change the heading
- Checker
- Chevron
- Chop ......
- chop and change
- circuitousness
- Coin
- Come about
- Come around
- come round
- Corner
- Crank
- Crook
- crotchet
- Curve
- Declination
- Deflect
- deflection
- Degenerate
- Depart from
- Departure
- Deteriorate
- Detour
- deviance
- deviancy
- Deviation
- Deviousness
- Digress
- Digression
- discursion
- Divagate
- Divagation
- divaricate
- divarication
- Divergence
- Diversify
- Diversion
- Divert
- dogleg
- Double
- double a point
- draw aside
- Drift
- Drifting
- Ease off
- Edge
- edge off
- Elbow
- Ell
- errantry
- Excursion
- excursus
- exorbitation
- fetch about
- Flop-......
- fly off
- Fork
- furcate
- furcation
- Gee
- ...... glance
- Glance off
- go about
- go crabwise
- Go off
- Go sideways?
- gybe
- Hairpin
- Haul (around)
- "Haw!"
- Head off
- heave round
- Heel
- Hook
- Improve
- indirection
- Inflection
- Jib
- Jibe
- jibe all standing
- ...... knee
- lateral
- lateralize
- Lurch
- make leeway
- Make way for
- Meliorate
- miss stays
- Mitigate
- Modulate
- move aside
- mutate
- Nook
- Oblique
- obliquity
- pererration
- Pivot
- pivot-about
- Ply
- Point
- put about
- Put back
- quoin
- Rambling
- Revive
- Round
- round a point
- Sheer
- sheer off
- Shifting
- shifting course
- shifting path
- shove aside
- Shunt
- Shy
- shy off
- Side
- Sideslip
- Sidestep
- Sidetrack
- Sidle
- Skew
- Skid
- Slant
- Slew
- Slue
- Spin
- Steer clear of
- step aside
- Straying
- Sway
- Sweep
- Swerving
- Swing
- Swing round
- swing the stern
- Swinging
- Switch
- Swivel
- Throw about
- Trend
- Turn about
- Turn around
- Turn back
- Turn into
- Turn round
- Turn tail
- turn the corner
- Turning
- Twist
- Undergo a change
- Variation
- veer-around
- Veer off
- Vertex
- Wandering
- Warp
- wear ship
- wheel-about
- Turn unexpectedly
- dodge on the road, say
- ever disposed to change course
- Swerve; ever (anag.)
- Swing round in ever varying direction
- switch direction
- ever out to change course
- Ever changing wind movement