| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Duff | 4 letters | prat |
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| Duff | 4 letters | rear |
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| Duff | 4 letters | seat |
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| Duff | 6 letters | trifle |
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| Duff | 7 letters | pudding |
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| Duff | 8 letters | screw-up |
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- Something to fall back on
- Duff
- Rear end, in a fall
- Rear end
- Backside, slangily
- Kind of fall
- Rear end, site of many fa
- duff, so to speak
- Backside in a fall?
- Heinie
- fall lead-in
- Start to fall
- It comes before the fall
- Idiot in Britain
- prefix for fall
- Trick in Scotland
- "Rear end, site of many falls"
- Boob, on the Tube
- Something to fall on
- Burlesque landing spot
- Low trick: Scot.
- Noilly ...... (vermouth brand)
- Stupid person
- beginning of fall?
- Fall starter
- Keister
- Lead-in to fall
- Fall preceder?
- Idiot in England
- WALLY
- nit, to a brit
- dunce, in dorset
- Fool covering king in some butter
- Nitwit, to a Brit
- foolish one, in london
- Twit, to a Brit
- Dope removes the head of the fish
- bottom sheet, waterproof, taken up
- Fool
- Begin to fall?
- Fool, informally
- brit twit
- Idiot, in Britspeak
- incompetent person, informally
- Ninny, in British slang
- fool; jean ..., french flanker
- fool, to a brit
- Idiot
- Nincompoop, in Nottingham
- fool taking role inwardly confused
- Dessert ......
- Of course, it's sweet
- Cooked sweet dish
- Dessert: Rice, bread, chocolate
- The proof of the .... is in the eating
- Rice ..., baked milky dessert
- Course of London lane
- swiss miss product
- Dullard in squat almost stifling noise
- Sweet dessert
- it's hasty in ma
- Sweet, custard-like dessert
- Dessert is fool
- Sweet course
- stupid person, possibly a fool
- sweet, usually cooked
- type of cooked food or dessert
- steamed dessert
- Sweet dish
- Sweet boxer protects daughters at home
- Dessert course in a meal
- Zephyr
- wood-pulp
- Wool
- Wax
- Charlotte ......
- Albumen
- Batter
- Blubber
- bonnyclabber
- Breeze
- Butter
- carrot pudding
- cataplasm
- chocolate mousse
- clabber
- Clay
- cornstarch
- Cream ......
- Crush
- curd
- Cushion
- Custard
- dental pulp
- Dough
- Down
- Duff
- Egg white
- Eiderdown
- Feather bed?
- Feathers
- Flan
- Fleece
- ... floss
- Flue
- Fluff
- Foam
- gaum
- Gel
- Gelatin
- glair
- Glop
- Glue
- gluten
- Goo
- Gook
- Goop
- gruel
- Gumbo
- Gunk
- Jam
- Jell
- ...... jelly
- Junket
- kapok
- Loblolly
- mash
- Molasses
- mousse
- Mucilage
- mucus
- Mush
- pap
- paper pulp
- Paste
- Pillow
- Pith
- Plaster
- plum pudding
- Plush
- Porridge
- Poultice
- Puff ......
- Pulp
- pulp lead
- pulpwood
- pureé
- Putty ..
- rag pulp
- rennet
- Rob
- Rubber
- satin
- Sauce
- semifluid
- semiliquid
- silk
- Size
- Smash
- ...... soup
- Sponge
- ...... squash
- Starch
- Steamed pudding?
- Sticky mess
- sulfate pulp
- sulfite pulp
- swansdown
- syllabub
- ... syrup
- tapioca pudding
- thistledown
- Treacle
- Trifle
- vanilla pudding
- Velvet
- white lead
- Gelatinous sweet treat
- Thick, soft dessert
- Dessert made creamy
- Care for
- Can
- Raise
- Bring up
- Raise, as kids
- Area away from the battle
- Derri
- Parent
- Back
- Kind of admiral
- Relatively safe military
- Behind
- Stern
- Posterior
- Exit location, often
- Derriere
- Caboose
- End ......
- Front's opposite
- Rise up
- Caboose's spot
- Backside
- Duff
- Chair filler
- Fanny
- Employee entrance locatio
- Aft
- Paddler's target
- Where the bag of gifts is
- Trunk location
- Keister
- Bring up, as children
- Seat
- Moon unit?
- Tail end
- Back end
- Beta dog's view
- Full moon view?
- Spot for a spanking
- Backseat
- Bus part
- Kind of guard or end
- Caboose, figuratively
- Nurture
- Trunk's locale
- Bring up; back
- Stern king with sensitivity for music
- Hind part
- Stern breed
- Buttocks - rise up
- What last-place finishers bring up
- End of the line
- Bring up or stand up on hind legs
- Foster's back
- What scared horses do
- back part
- Back again - after tips!
- There are some hiding in the end
- "... Window," Hitchcock classic
- Buck up at the back!
- Caboose's place
- Window-......
- It's parked on a bench
- Bring up the ...
- ... admiral
- Grow stern
- Bring up to be stern
- Behind the right ear
- Breed at the back
- As there's rain, are driven back
- Hindmost
- Bring up the back
- Raise to maturity
- Back side
- Leaders won't bring it up
- Bring up to be last?
- Rump
- hitchcock title word
- never early around the back
- raise tail
- Stern thing parents do with children
- 1 down up at the back!
- Back area
- Back; bring up
- Bum
- Back of any vehicle
- auto's ... view mirror
- Bring up seat
- help grow up
- Hindmost part
- Rare deformity of the back
- seat right next to organ
- Behind Republican listener
- stern area
- Tail
- caboose place
- ...-view mirror
- back to look after the young
- Wrong place for the van
- the last men to raise offspring
- bring up the tail
- Bring up what may be brought up?
- ... admiral (Navy rank above captain)
- Aft section
- Bottom, come up
- To the ... march!
- Raise children
- Raise, as children
- React like a spooked horse
- ...-end collision
- Raise back
- Section in the back
- 'Back of the line!'
- Area in back
- Back of a building
- Word with admiral or guard
- Back section
- Back portion
- Delivery entrance
- Back, as of a bus
- Back (of a bus)
- Bring up (children)
- Put upright
- Elevate
- Back (of a line)
- Back segment
- Back seat's location
- ......-wheel drive
- More arguments around the back
- End of a line
- Raise (kids)
- Bring up (kids)
- Raise (a kid)
- back of the car
- Caboose's position
- Back of the bus
- Be a mother to
- Seat in Devonshire Arms
- alfred hitchcock's ...... window
- Relatively safe military position
- Employee entrance location
- The back end of something
- Bring up the back side
- Bring up, like kids
- Word before window or end
- Where airplane bathrooms are, often
- Bench warmer?
- Area jiggled while twerking
- Sit on it
- It's sat upon
- Raise, as young
- Where to enter the theater, usually
- Hitchcock's "........ Window"
- "Step to the ..........:
- Caboose position
- Erect
- In the back
- Construct
- "...... Window," Stewart film
- rise high
- Bring up or something to bring up
- Build
- Background
- ...... Tower
- Kind of guard
- Foster
- Breed
- Stand up like a horse
- Raise upright
- "...... Window," 1954 movie
- Opposite of van
- Hind
- Word with guard or admiral
- Area for some admirals?
- rise on hind legs
- Bus section
- ...... up, as a horse
- "...... Window," Stewart vehicle
- Caboose's locale
- Do a parent's job
- Back seat
- Nourish
- Opposite of the van
- Van's opposite
- What some G.I.'s bring up
- Display fear, as a filly
- Type of admiral
- Put up
- Van's antonym
- Type of admiral or guard
- React like a startled steed
- Bring to maturity
- Locale of "plenty of seats"
- Lift (up)
- Where to find a caboose
- Rise belligerently
- Perform a pesade
- Rise on the hind legs
- Raise a family
- Breed and raise
- Guard or admiral
- Place for a caboose
- Bring up or what you may bring up
- ... admiral (naval rank)
- Behind the right-hand auricle
- Rudder's place
- Posterior part
- Dreary, At Heart
- Back end of a vehicle, say
- Last place?
- Car's ..-view mirror
- Caboose's location
- ...... the back
- Get up on one's hind legs like a horse
- Trunk's location on a car
- hinndmost part
- Servant's entrance
- "... Window," movie by Hitchcock
- ... Window (classic Hitchcock film)
- back part of something
- "... Window" [film]
- it's about a right back
- Bring up the ... (be last)
- Breed that may be rare
- Grow back
- Creature, aristocratic, holding back
- "Tush!"
- Side where a car's boot normally is
- Stern, at sea
- Back again with that heartless air
- Kind of end or window
- Booty
- Bring up, as young
- Caboose setting
- antonym of "vanguard"
- In Baltimore a road back
- Raise, as a child
- Target of a swift kick
- Far end
- Behind, in arrears
- Opposite of front
- "...... window" (hitchcock film)
- The back part
- bring up the tail-end
- Breed hind
- Bring up, as livestock
- Raise; hindmost part
- ...-view mirror (car part)
- Raise, like children
- Care for back
- Front counterpart
- bring up the last bit
- What a frightened horse may do
- Some share a ride back
- Back-end of a vehicle
- parking place, often
- go up on two legs
- Back part of a building
- Opening made to take heart from donor
- Opposite of "front," as of a car
- Raise, like a child
- Something brought up by a loser
- "... Window" (Hitchcock thriller)
- nurse's backside
- Bring up, like children
- Bring up the ... (be in last place)
- Tail-end stand
- ".... Window"; James Stewart film
- Trunk's position, on many cars
- Bring up, nurture
- Emulate a frightened horse
- Bringing up the ....
- At the back
- Bring up at the back
- bring up the back end
- Area at the back
- parking area, often