Clue | Length | Answer |
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Drag, haul | 3 letters | lug |
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Drag, haul | 5 letters | heave |
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Drag, haul | 6 letters | schlep |
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- Pitch
- Ho preceder
- Throw
- Cry to anchor men
- Drag
- Throw with effort
- Give a lift
- Big throw
- Rise and fall, as a ship
- Cry made with great effor
- Nautical order
- HO
- Lift with effort
- The man waved naked to get lift
- Ambassador has a very English fling
- Leave Henry for large Yank
- throw with might
- Haul
- Paradise endlessly gives lift
- Cast
- keep consuming ecstasy and throw up
- Hoist
- lift with might
- Drag out of the avenue
- Raise with great effort
- Big cast?
- he has a short way to push
- take part in bagging ecstasy from haul
- The man has a short way to push
- throw with force
- Pull out of the avenue
- Almost the perfect place for a fling
- The bloke on the street will throw up
- ho's predecessor?
- fling with force
- Clip of Nirvana in lift?
- Hump, drag
- Pull with effort
- Throw a great weight
- Toss with effort
- lift, but not quite to paradise!
- Fool traps European in lift
- manage to throw
- "...-ho!": "everybody lift together!"
- lift with force
- Lift
- Pull and keep holding sweetheart
- Throw hard
- Release, as a sigh
- Fling; push
- Paradise endlessly provides lift
- Fling
- He has a short way to pull
- ho's companion
- Cry made with great effort
- Emit, as a big sigh
- Express, as a deep sigh
- Strong cast
- Throw with great effort
- Chuck
- Breathe hard
- Ho's partner
- Put the shot
- Throw forcibly
- PANT
- Surge
- Sling
- Ho predecessor
- "...... ho, me hearties!"
- Labor; struggle
- Lift with exertion
- Partner of ho
- Heft
- Barf
- Haul up
- ambassador finds greeting a drag
- Gasp she gave with leaders departing
- Ralph [not a person]
- Fool embraces European in lift
- Cast overhead
- swell, but not quite paradise
- throw with force — retch
- to retch, which is endless bliss!
- Toss
- Note finally held in own pitch
- Hurl
- Move with effort
- Hold on (to)
- Throw forcefully
- throw with difficulty
- Lift with great effort
- Haul strenuously
- Pull strenuously
- Forcefully move most of heaven
- lift forcibly
- Hoist with effort
- Strain to lift male, Victor, in A&E
- Drag, haul
- Hyperventilate
- have to go round the orient in a tug
- Throw with great effort — retch
- be obliged to go out east for a haul
- throw mightily
- Haul with effort
- Launch
- ............ a sigh of relief
- forceful throw
- Vomit in paradise, almost
- Have wrapped a quarter ready to haul
- Tug he has a classical greeting from
- Hurl hard
- with effort, lift some sheaves
- Pitch sheaves endlessly
- Lift and throw
- Pull a string to get into "2"
- Haul with great effort
- lift almost into paradise
- Lug
- Raise
- Swell
- Nautical command to stop
- Retch
- Lift or drag with effort
- Give the old ....-ho to; fire
- pull shown by idyllic place, largely
- ......-ho (dismissal)
- Vomit
- raise fellow with greeting
- Pull or throw with much effort
- gag on political conspiracy
- Keep taking ecstasy and be sick
- What chests and waves may do
- Lift or throw with effort
- Pull vacant house onto avenue
- Yaw
- Wriggle
- writhe
- Wiggle
- Whitecaps
- welter
- Shove
- Hoist to indefinite height almost
- cheat accepting end of insane fling
- Hoist up with difficulty
- Haul knight out of Asgard, say?
- Pull in paradise endlessly
- He got the girl up with a pull
- Lift last of merchandise into hold
- Got the old ....-ho; was fired
- upward effort
- Pull in tug-of-war
- ........-ho (rejection)
- Haul, lug
- '......-ho!' ('Everybody pull!')
- Throw up
- Use force to drag a weighty object
- cast forcefully
- Laborious throw
- Lift with a grunt, say
- Cast overboard
- Big ape
- Kind of nut
- ...... nut (wheel fastener)
- Schlep
- Blockhead
- Oaf
- Galoot
- Big galoot
- Car nut
- Drag
- Chowderhead
- Big brute
- Tote
- Big ox
- Schmo
- Ox
- carry a heavy weight
- Sluggard has to draw
- Haul
- Nut
- Pull by the ear?
- Pull along
- wheel-axle link
- carry with effort
- carry with difficulty
- Pull the plug, but not quietly!
- Drag with effort
- Carry
- Wheel bolt holder
- Large bolt
- Drag a bulky object (rhymes with jug)
- Drag (around)
- Axle bolt
- Drag, as something heavy
- Heavy wheel bolt
- Tote with effort
- Drag all over
- Tote (something heavy)
- Pull along with effort
- Axle nut
- Haul with effort
- Tire rim nut?
- Tote (around)
- Galoot: slang
- Carry around
- Drag (a heavy object)
- Carry laboriously
- Tote laboriously
- Carry around like a heavy load
- Tow
- Kind of sail
- Drag;ear
- Box for fruit
- Tire part
- Saddle loop
- Shallow box for fruit
- Jug part
- Kind of wrench
- Dope; sap
- Pull with effort
- Clumsy sort
- Draw an ear?
- Pull; ear
- Drag along with great effort
- carry, as baggage
- Big oaf
- Carry with some trouble
- Carry around with effort
- Carry around something heavy
- ear (coll)
- Haul with difficulty
- Drag heavily
- Pull up in the regular place
- Sluggard has to drag
- Heave
- Carry, with great difficulty
- ... nut (fastener on a car wheel)
- clumsy guy
- Carry around with difficulty
- Sail in a tug
- Drag a bulky object
- Drag with a lot of effort
- Drag something heavy
- Haul with great effort
- Pull some plugs out
- Carry with effort (rhymes with "bug")
- Draw to the left with a bit of a tug
- Drag with difficulty
- Haul something heavy
- Drag laboriously
- Tote with great effort
- Kind of a nut?
- Tire screw
- An ear of awful ugliness
- Drag, haul
- Clumsy fellow
- Drag a load
- Type of nut that constantly rotates
- Schlep around
- heave, hump
- vary with difficulty
- Haul something heavy, say
- Schlep, as a heavy bag
- Slang word for 'ear'
- Carry the handle for support
- Struggle to drag
- carry with great effort
- Pull one's ear
- Slugs have to pull
- pull with difficulty
- Nut on a wheel
- Carries most of sea-bird back
- hump, haul
- Carry something heavy
- pull back from partial regulation
- wheel nut?
- Machine part
- Kind of nut on a wheel
- Yank
- Wing
- Whisk
- Carry with a lot of effort
- clumsy oaf
- Pull
- Carry with effort; ear
- "ya big ......!"
- Haul, heave
- ...... nut [car tire fastener]
- draw out of plughole
- oafish sort
- ear; drag heavily
- draw slugs' innards
- carry plugs around
- Tow with difficulty
- Haul (around)
- Cart
- Not a quick jaunt
- Carry all over the place
- Lug
- Haul, slangily
- Carry, slangily
- Tote, slangily
- Tote
- Drag
- Haul
- Lug around
- Haul (around)
- Tote laboriously
- carry with effort
- carry with great effort
- tedious or difficult journey
- Haul; transport
- Lug; carry
- Drag, haul
- Difficult journey, informally
- Drag in a kitsch leprechaun
- Arduous journey
- Haul, drag
- Long difficult slog
- Airing
- Amble
- chug on
- Constitutional
- DRAB
- Forced march
- Frump
- Hike
- Jaunt
- jog on
- Litterbug
- Lumber
- March
- Mush
- Parade
- Peg
- peripatetic journey
- peripateticism
- Pig ......
- Plod
- Plod along
- Plug
- Plug along
- Promenade
- Ramble
- rub on
- Saunter
- Schlump
- Slattern
- Slob
- sloppy Joe
- Sloven
- slut
- Stretch
- Stroll
- Stump
- Swine
- Traipse
- Tramp
- Trollop
- Turn
- Walk
- walking tour
- Long and hard journey
- trudge
- Haul, from the Yiddish
- Drag (around)