| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Degrade | 3 letters | low |
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| Degrade | 4 letters | sink |
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| Degrade | 4 letters | fall |
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| Degrade | 4 letters | take |
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| Degrade | 4 letters | sack |
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| Degrade | 4 letters | pull |
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| Degrade | 4 letters | warp |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | lower |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | abase |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | twist |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | taint |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | strip |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | expat |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | shame |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | stoop |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | unman |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | alloy |
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| Degrade | 5 letters | bring |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | ravish |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | ravage |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | retire |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | impair |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | slight |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | seduce |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | debase |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | humble |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | reduce |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | remove |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | demean |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | worsen |
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| Degrade | 6 letters | defile |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | corrupt |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | profane |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | release |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | cheapen |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | suspend |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | surplus |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | replace |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | deprave |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | depress |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | tarnish |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | violate |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | vitiate |
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| Degrade | 7 letters | unfrock |
| Degrade | 8 letters | put-down |
| Degrade | 8 letters | belittle |
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| Degrade | 8 letters | turn-off |
| Degrade | 8 letters | turn-out |
| Degrade | 8 letters | reproach |
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| Degrade | 8 letters | dishonor |
| Degrade | 8 letters | disgrace |
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| Degrade | 8 letters | run-down |
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| Degrade | 8 letters | set-down |
| Degrade | 9 letters | brutalise |
| Degrade | 9 letters | humiliate |
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| Degrade | 9 letters | vulgarize |
| Degrade | 9 letters | take-down |
| Degrade | 10 letters | prostitute |
| Degrade | 11 letters | deteriorate |
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| Degrade | 12 letters | superannuate |
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- Put down
- Lower
- Humble
- Bring down
- Knock down a peg
- Humiliate
- Take down a peg
- Treat like dirt
- Degrade
- Belittle
- Demean
- In lower rank
- Lower in rank
- A foundation that's humble
- Lower in prestige
- Lower in esteem
- Belittle, degrade
- humiliate, degrade
- Take down a notch
- a centre of operations for humble
- Make less of
- A foundation is corrupt
- Humiliate a singer, say?
- Lower in a mathematical scale
- knock down some
- lower a foundation
- Cheapen
- Humble oneself
- denigrate
- Dishonor
- opposite of "ennoble"
- take down verbally
- humiliate because in lincoln
- Bring low
- lower what the building stands on
- Lower in reputation
- Lower a foot
- deflate
- Put down nastily
- humble sailor near rough sea
- Put to shame
- Lower in public estimation
- mortify
- Strip of stripes
- Defame
- Demote
- Reduce in rank
- "Shame ......!"
- Lower in status
- Belittle [oneself]
- A foundation is humble
- Wound the pride of, verbally
- Deprive of self-esteem, belittle
- Lower area next to HQ
- humble sailor on a rough sea
- To degrade something
- apt rhyme of "disgrace"
- A foundation that's lower
- Humble or degrade
- humble sailor in rough sea
- Demean; degrade
- Cut down
- degrade in a low voice, we hear
- subject to humiliation
- Bring shame to
- Put down a foot
- Belittle someone (anagram of "saeba")
- Cut down to size
- Belittle a foundation
- Decry
- Depreciate
- humble sailor on rough sea
- Belittle; demean
- Humble when welcomed to Lincoln?
- humiliate a service station
- humiliate a centre of operations
- Cause to feel shame
- humble sailor beside rough sea
- Reduce
- Cast down
- Humble; as Abe (anag.)
- Humble sailor's embracing a sweetheart
- Belittle, humiliate
- Degrade, humiliate
- humble sailor going to sea, maybe
- Disparage
- Mock
- Humble sailor sea swimming
- Shame, e.g.
- Make humble
- Humble airhead on foot
- Pewter or brass
- Cast iron, e.g.
- Fusion
- Mix
- Metallurgist's creation
- Brass or pewter
- Amalgam, e.g.
- Bronze, e.g.
- Solder, e.g.
- Cupronickel, e.g.
- Mix, in a way
- Brass or bronze
- Mixture of metals
- Eg brass or bronze
- Metal mix
- Mixture of two or more metals
- mix of heavy metal, perhaps
- brass is one
- niello, e.g.
- Metals mixed together
- Metal mixture
- bronze or brass
- metallic mixture
- brass, for one
- steel, e.g.
- brass, e.g.
- Metal blend
- Mixture of metals such as steel
- Loyal, possibly, to certain union
- Blend of metalic elements
- metallurgist's amalgam
- Metal combination
- Mixed metal
- Bronze, for one
- Many a filling material
- Dental gold, e.g.
- Amalgam
- Fusible metal
- Blend of metals
- Pewter, e.g.
- Pewter, for one
- Brass or steel
- Mixture
- Friend has nothing but brass, say
- Metal mixture such as bronze
- Friend gets round brass, say
- Bronze or stainless steel
- sterling silver, e.g.
- Jewelry material, typically
- Fusion of metals
- steel or brass
- Bronze or steel
- Steel, for example
- Mix of metals
- Brass, for example
- Metallic mixture such as brass
- Metallic mixture, like bronze
- steel is terribly loyal
- Compound, especially of metals
- heterogenous union
- Combination metal
- a mixture of two or more metals.
- mix of two metals
- metal ring held by a friend
- Bronze or steel, e.g.
- Metal has everything to begin with
- Court helper drops each book in temper
- Debase
- Blend of two metals
- Degrade
- Rose gold, e.g.
- steel, for example, is terribly loyal
- Bronze or pewter, e.g.
- it's metallic but not singularly so
- Work
- Metallic blend
- Brass or bronze, e.g.
- metal amalgam
- A mixture of metals
- Associate gets round in combination
- Metallic mixture, like bronze or brass
- Cupronickel or pewter, e.g.
- Blended metal
- possibly brass ring held by a friend
- Metal blend such as brass
- Result of a mixture of metals
- as metal, it's not unique
- in metallurgy, it's nothing unique
- Disparage
- Dismiss as unimportant
- To put down, to disparage or demean
- To make someone feel unimportant
- get drunk. let-off. put down
- Put down
- Not develop much scorn
- Denigrate, diminish
- Be undersized and run down
- Demean
- Decry
- Speak slightingly of
- speak of as having limited worth
- disparage command to imitate dwarf
- Depreciate
- Disparage, diminish
- disparage command to avoid greatness?
- cause to appear small
- denigrate
- Be petty and treat as unimportant
- Exist on next to nothing being humble
- Treat with condescension
- Slander
- Asperse
- Underrate French peach, one dry inside
- Write-off
- Do down
- To play down, disparage, dismiss
- To make someone feel small
- Deprecate
- Live with petty put down
- To make small or disparage
- Degrade
- Speak dismissively of
- Humiliate, mock
- Fetch
- Sell (for)
- Fetch book round
- Cause to exist
- Fetch bishop to phone
- Fetch; cause to come
- Fetch bishop round
- fetch bishop some jewellery
- Take along
- Carry with you
- introduce, with "out"
- Carry
- ... to light: reveal
- British band's transport
- Fetch naval leader in ship
- Carry along
- Give rise to
- Raise, with "up"
- Get, pricewise
- Deliver
- ...... home (make very clear)
- Take with one
- Cause to happen
- Sell for so much
- Cause to be
- "Don't ...... Lulu," 1925 song
- "Don't ...... Lulu"
- " . . . ...... me a beaker of wine"
- Carry [with]
- transport top brass round
- "... it on!" ("Challenge accepted!")
- come with
- fetch british jewellery
- Fetch, carry
- fetch british piece of jewellery
- fetch bold jewellery
- Fetch bottle opener and make a call
- Take with you
- Convey
- "They ... out the best in each other"
- Fetch crooner over river
- .... up the rear; come in last
- Fetch book on band
- arrive with
- Carry (to a place)
- "... it!" (informal challenge)
- "... It On: All or Nothing"
- Fetch navy aboard ship
- Accompany to a place
- Procure
- Propose
- recollect
- Reduce
- Introduce
- Make
- Import
- Drag
- Accumulate
- Annihilate
- Escort you and me to that woman
- Recover
- Lessen
- Acquire
- Offer?
- Present
- Draw
- Lead ......
- Degrade
- Abolish
- Wreak
- fetch bighead with telephone call
- Fetch bishop, then phone
- Result in
- Carry or transport
- To come with something
- .... up; mention
- collect
- Take something somewhere
- Part of BYOB
- transport to black arena
- Treat cruelly
- Bully to use tribal form
- Degrade
- Devalue
- Reduce
- Belittle mass held in NEC complex
- Downgrade
- reduce the charge?
- Tried
- Degrade
- Downgrade pound after each broadcast
- Lower price of
- Depreciate
- Devaluate
- Degrade (something)
- Reduce each damaged pen
- Demean each new writer
- Diminish in value
- make less expensive
- belittle each broken writer
- Devalue, make vulgar
- Reduce by ha'pence - ridiculous!
- Debase
- Vilify
- Degrade each appalling writer
- Make vulgar or tawdry
- Reduce in worth
- Nasty ache gets writer to lower price
- Cut the price of each pen
- Devalue revolutionary copy by noon
- Lower reputation of each flawed writer
- bring down each broken writer
- devalue each different compound
- Taint
- Morally depraved
- Criminally dishonest or immoral
- Dishonest; like many politicians
- Dishonest, immoral, fraudulent
- Accepting bribes
- my depression consumes quietly, doctor
- Guilty of dastardly deeds
- Damage, as data
- Criminal
- Dishonest
- Debase
- Evil, morally depraved
- Guilty of dishonest practices
- Bent
- Immoral, unprincipled
- Depraved
- Venal
- Morally bad
- Crooked
- Make faulty
- dishonest over ringleaders up in court
- Abandoned
- Seduce
- "Sick!"
- sophisticate
- Spoil
- peccant
- Pervert
- Pollute
- Profligate
- purulent
- Putrefy
- Putrid
- Infect
- "Naughty!"
- "...... evil"
- Fetid
- Contaminate
- Decayed
- Vicious
- Vitiate
- Warp
- Wicked
- Adulterate
- Tempt
- diseased
- morbid
- Twist
- Befoul
- Feculent
- Rot
- Stinking
- Worthless
- Noxious
- Degrade
- Rotten
- Defile
- Vile
- Wrong
- Wound
- wreak-havoc
- Worsen
- Wide
- Weight
- Lacking in integrity
- Go through decomposition
- Pollute
- Corrupt
- Knock down
- Adulterate
- Cheapen
- Lower the quality of
- Lower graduates into river
- Knock down a peg
- somehow lower the seabed
- Lower in status
- Degrade, demean
- To lower in dignity
- seabed can be made lower!
- Devalue or degrade
- Reduce value of French foundation
- Lower
- Lower the value of, as currency
- Lower in character
- Humble
- Lower in value
- Lessen
- Humiliate
- drag down to see bad shot
- Corrupt, sleeping over, Salome drained
- Reduce the value of currency
- somehow lower the sea-bed
- Besmirch
- Seabed wrecks reduce in quality
- Sea bed may be made lower
- lower seabed
- Reduce in value
- reduce in quality
- makes a bed up in here to spoil one?
- Lower the value of French headquarters
- Lower the status of
- To lower in status
- Lower by degrees into the river
- Demean young lady with sea travel
- sophisticate
- Raze
- Vilify
- Demolish
- Spoil
- Deteriorate
- Vitiate
- Contaminate
- Abase oneself
- Worsen
- Weight