Posted on April 12, 2022
| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Destroys | 5 letters | ruins |
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| Destroys | 5 letters | slays |
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| Destroys | 6 letters | wrecks |
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| Destroys | 6 letters | erases |
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| Destroys | 6 letters | blasts |
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| Destroys | 6 letters | dashes |
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| Destroys | 7 letters | smashes |
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| Destroys | 9 letters | decimates |
| Destroys | 10 letters | demolishes |
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- Good times
- Memorable parties
- Beer parties
- Great times
- Explosions
- A follower endures storms
- Criticizes sharply
- Bravo — survives gales
- Bishop survives reprimands
- wind wallops
- Plays loudly, as music
- Harshly criticizes
- Criticizes harshly
- Explosion noises
- curses the results of explosions?
- Excoriates
- Very merry parties
- Sand-trap shots
- Denounces
- Detonations
- Destroys
- Wild parties
- Attacks vituperatively
- Quarry noises
- Rollicking good times
- has the radio on very loud
- Sudden gusts
- Turns up at full volume
- Big bangs
- big explosions
- Uses dynamite
- Turns way up, as the car radio
- Superfun times
- Turns way up
- Strong gusts of wind
- Berates loudly & harshly
- Gusts of wind
- Uses TNT
- Loud explosions
- bishop endures reprimands
- Plays the music ...loudly!
- Shoots
- Morse code bits
- Track events
- Tom, to Samuel F. B. Mors
- They're sometimes mad
- Brief track races
- Runs like mad
- colon relatives
- hurries (off)
- rushes off for some soda
- Runs fast
- Track meet events
- scurries off
- short races
- Hastens to provide a variety of shades
- Sprints
- Marks that are lines [S]
- Quick races
- "Tom, to Samuel F. B. Morse"
- Five of them represent a zero
- Some human races
- Olympic events
- Scurries
- Morse components
- Rushes; frustrates
- rushes punctuation marks
- Runs a 40-yard sprint
- Fast races
- Runs off, sprints
- Runs into some punctuation
- Morse elements
- Destroys
- about half of all morse-code code
- Pause indicators
- Such punctuation goes quickly!
- Runs primarily decide cricket contest
- they accompany dots in morse code
- 100-yard races
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- discourages punctuation marks
- Trio in a Morse O
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- drunken model—she is in ruins
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- Tears down
- Wipes away
- Clears off
- Clears
- Rubs out
- Takes off
- Destroys
- Expunges
- Wipes clean
- Prepares the board
- Cleans
- Clears an Etch A Sketch,
- Takes back one's words?
- Uses rubber on
- Undoes
- Undoes pencil marks
- "Only the hand that ...... c
- Wipes out
- Obliterates
- Gets the lead out?
- Misplays a tape, maybe
- Takes back the lead?
- Deletes
- Removes bodies from very easy test
- rubs out a mistake
- what overwriting does to the old data
- Puts down some rubber?
- Letter-drops?
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- Takes one's I out, say
- wipes beer mats less regularly
- removes all trace of
- deletes, as data
- Removes from the whiteboard
- Makes blank
- gets rid of messages
- cleans a sheet
- Takes off the page
- gives an etch-a-sketch a good shake
- clears a whiteboard
- removes for good
- corrects a pencil mistake
- Removes permanently
- Rubs out (mistakes)
- Clears (a videotape)
- Removes (pencil marks)
- clears, as a hard drive
- Uses the rubber end of a pencil
- Cleans the whiteboard
- clears off, as a whiteboard
- Gets rid of
- Removes from a sketch
- Demonstrates fallibility, in a way
- "Clears an Etch A Sketch, e.g."
- Takes marks off
- Backspaces, say
- Wipes off
- Clears the board
- Fulfills a take-out order?
- Goes back on one's word
- Gets the word out?
- Blots out
- Takes the lead
- Prepares tapes for reuse
- Does away with
- Wipes off the map
- An antonym for restores
- Clears a tape
- Cleans the slate
- Clears the slate
- Makes a clean slate
- Lifts off, to typists
- Deles
- Cancels
- Scrubs
- Removes
- Cleans a blackboard
- Uses a pencil end
- Rubs The Wrong Away
- effaces
- uses one end of a pencil
- starts to replace letters
- removes, as a record
- uses the butt of a pencil
- Kills off a character?
- begins fixing an error
- Removes an error
- eradicates
- removes all traces of
- gets rid of both times and points
- wipes off the board
- deletes, as a flash drive
- uses the rubber part of a pencil
- clears the whiteboard
- Uses the delete key on
- Wipes out a seer's arrangement
- Removes evidence of fallibility
- Cleans the blackboard
- Makes disappear in a way
- Causes to disappear?
- Rubs clean
- De-chalks
- Removes every trace of
- wipes clear
- Rubs off
- cleans a whiteboard?
- Wipes away, as chalk
- Uses the pink part of a pencil
- Uses the backspace key
- Hits the delete key
- Backspaces over
- Cleans the chalkboard
- Washes out
- Rubs out written material
- Rubs away
- wipes
- uses the soft end of a pencil
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- Archaeologist's destinati
- Archaeological site
- The Colosseum, e.g., toda
- Chich
- Mayan pyramids, e.g.
- Aztec or Mayan cities, to
- Sights at Angkor Wat
- A wrecked state
- Damages irreparably
- Defeats Republican in US manoeuvres
- Machu Picchu or Pompeii
- Freudians fade away from breakdowns?
- Mars journeys must include one
- One dashes round archaeological site
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- the parthenon, e.g.
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- totally wrecks
- Archaeological attractions
- the colosseum, today
- Archaelogical find
- place for digs
- Spoils things when one runs out
- Bankrupts
- Rex intially wrecked us in wrecks
- sites of digs
- Spoils
- Destroys completely
- European highlights
- Building remains
- Destroys
- Acropolis attractions
- Races round island to see wrecks
- Dig sites
- Rex wrecked us in wrecks
- Debris
- "The Colosseum, e.g., today"
- Archaeologist's destination
- "Aztec or Mayan cities, today"
- Trashes
- Some sites for sightseers
- Archaeologists' interest
- tourist draw
- Sightseeing sight
- Angkor sight
- Site for Sir Flinders
- tourist attraction
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- Sights in Rome
- Acropolis sight
- Athens attraction
- Sights along the Tigris
- Sight at Chichén Itzá
- Archeological attractions
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- Tourist attraction in Pompeii
- Attraction at Chichen Itza
- Attraction at Uxmal
- Mars trips taking in Jupiter's core
- attractions in athens
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- Devastates
- the forum, today
- archaeology site
- archaeological site, often
- Chichén Itzá or the Acropolis
- Pompeii's remains
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- Irreparably damages
- what archaeologists really dig?
- Attraction of Olympia, Greece
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- Spoils, wrecks
- What may be of archaeological interest
- Collapsed buildings
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- dim insider in tears messes up
- remains of ancient civilizations
- pompeii sights
- Remnants of a building
- Sites of interest to archaeologists
- Remains of an old building
- tourists may visit them
- The Mayans' Chichén Itzá, e.g.
- Digging sites
- Buildings in bad standing?
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- I take ladders out from wrecks
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- the remains of an old structure
- ancient building remains
- The remains of Machu Picchu e.g.
- Dilapidated buildings
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- Knossos Palace, e.g.
- Mars is run atrociously!
- Archaeology sites
- Dig locale
- corfe castle, e.g.
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- Remains of an ancient city
- Athens attractions
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- cuzco attraction
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- Columns may be left in them
- remains from an ancient civilization
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- Does in
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- dispatches a dragon
- Performs excellently, in slang
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- Brings down the house
- has a great night, as a stand-up comic
- Really amuses
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- what buffy does
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- Overwhelms, as with humor
- Dispatches
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- Homophone for sleighs
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- Executes
- wows the comedy club audience
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- Totally crushes it
- Wins against a dragon, say
- wows with one-liners
- Kills, like a dragon
- Does a great job, colloquially
- Defeats, like a dragon
- kills for winter vehicles, say
- dispatches, as a dragon
- Crushes it on the runway
- kills, as a dragon or in a drag show
- Dispatches dragons, e.g.
- knocks off, as dragons
- Murders
- slays
- Crushes a comedy performance, perhaps
- Kills a laic aboard ship
- Leaves laughing
- Looks fabulous, in slang
- Kills as a werewolf
- Makes the crowd go wild
- amuses greatly
- Big successes
- #1 best sellers
- Overhead shots
- Chartbusters
- Shatters
- Rousing successes
- Breaks into pieces
- Some tennis strokes
- Tennis coups de grace
- Uses a sledgehammer
- Breaks violently
- Destroys
- Big hits
- Really big box-office hits
- Strikes [a tennis ball] really hard
- forceful shots in tennis
- crushes
- Breaks into bits
- Destroys
- Ruins of sunken boats
- King of Rome heard in ruins
- "They're ruined!", said the King
- Totals
- junkyard fillers
- King's picked up spoils
- Writes off to a dictator, the king
- Possible source of sunken treasure
- Minor upset
- Spoils The King's Speech
- Settings for some scuba dives
- Ruins the man, you say
- Scuba diver's explorations
- Ruins