| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Eat well | 3 letters | sup |
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| Eat well | 4 letters | dine |
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| Eat well | 5 letters | feast |
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- Feast
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- Enjoy a spread
- Eat fancily
- Eat in style
- Have supper
- Have pheasant under glass
- Eat at eight
- Eat formally
- Eat dinner
- Eat a meal
- have a sit-down meal
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- It goes with wine
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- girl got up to have a meal
- Join the banquet
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- eat in the evening
- Use the good china
- Enid managed to have a meal
- Put on the feedbag
- patronize, with "at"
- Have a meal
- Enjoy a repast
- enjoy fine food
- order the beef wellington, say
- use the good china, say
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- enjoy a meal
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- Wine's partner
- Enjoy a fine feast
- Eat out?
- Enjoy the banquet
- Enjoy cuisine
- "Have pheasant under glass, say"
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- Wine's companion
- Eat by candlelight
- Celebrate gustatorily
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- Writer S. S. Van ......
- Eat at the Ritz
- Patronize a restaurateur
- Author S. S. Van ......
- Take aliment
- Fall (to)
- Partake of food
- Last Supper verb
- What epicures like to do
- Enjoy Lucullan fare
- Eat sumptuously
- Provide a feast for
- Dance's partner
- Have a meal out
- Emulate an epicure
- Partake of sustenance
- Enjoy an upscale meal
- down a meal
- Woman comes back to have a meal
- eat supper
- Eat a fancy meal
- have a banquet
- Take an evening course?
- Eat some food in earnest
- sup in style
- Eat in readiness
- Navajo language
- sup late, say
- eat very well
- Some food I never eat
- "......-in or carry-out?"
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- To eat dinner in a restaurant
- Eat at a restaurant
- eat poshly
- eat to celebrate enid's comeback
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- Sup stylishly
- Have a nice meal
- Have a late meal
- Wine and .... (eat and drink out)
- Enjoy a nice meal
- Eat stylishly
- Eat a meal in the night
- Patronize a restaurant
- enjoy a fine meal
- eat at 7 p.m., say
- Eat by candlelight, perhaps
- have a banquet meal
- Girl about to have a meal
- Enid went back to have a meal
- Eat with much noise, note
- Have a feast
- apt rhyme for “wine”
- Eat main meal
- Enjoy a formal meal
- Take a few courses
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- eat girl the wrong way!
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- Eat at a steakhouse say
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- Girl goes up to eat
- Take Enid out to eat
- “Eat up, girl!”
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- visit tempura matsui, say
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- patronize a gastropub
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- have more than a snack
- Have a meal in Madrid, inexpensive
- enid goes back to eat
- Enjoy a fancy meal with company
- Eat evening meal
- take some courses?
- Have an evening meal
- Dash's partner
- Eat a formal meal at 5:30 p.m
- Have a formal meal
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- Eat lavishly
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- Eat a formal meal
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- What wine goes with
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- Seder, e.g.
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- Big spread
- It has many sides
- Fit-for-a-king spread
- Quite a spread
- Religious observance
- Wedding reception, say
- Thanksgiving celebration
- Empty
- Big 22 perhaps lent banks euros
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- Exploit involving second blowout
- Lavish meal
- Abundance
- Source of expansion when diet is over?
- Celebratory meal
- resplendent meal
- Spread in France and the Orient
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- fate's twist may bring it to a beggar
- egghead gets in a quick banquet
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- lavish spread
- Spring Festival meal
- Eat well in a noisy way
- What winds one up in firm's do?
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- thanksgiving dinner
- note has bearing on banquet
- Ceremonial meal
- Extensive spread
- Luau
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- Barmecide ...... (illusion of plenty)
- Lucullan treat
- Famine's antithesis
- Thanksgiving Day event
- Lucullan event
- Lucullan spread
- Sumptuous repast
- Pleasure for Lucullus
- Seder is one
- Hemingway's was moveable
- Have a Lucullan treat
- Barmecide ......
- Quickly consuming eastern banquet
- Holiday spread
- a sumptuous meal for easter?
- Elaborate meal
- Grand meal
- Large celebratory meal
- don't eat around english banquet
- What is this type of grand meal?
- Large meal
- Lavish dinner
- Lavish dinner spread
- celebration in a mead hall
- cornucopia contents
- Thanksgiving spread, usually
- Meal a fathead eats unwisely
- Banquet, celebration meal
- *One of two extremes in a saying
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- Famine's counterpart
- Sizable spread
- Achievement to hold small banquet
- spread ironlike metal, essentially
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- Meal that might take a day?
- Big nosh-up
- Enjoy a big meal
- Eid al-Fitr meal
- sumptuous meal of eastern origin
- Thanksgiving meal
- Big, fancy meal
- Thanksgiving dinner, maybe
- Big meal
- Noisy oriental entertainment
- Thanksgiving meal usually
- Large elaborate meal
- eat well, but don't eat with energy
- a lot to digest?
- thanksgiving offering
- seder, for one
- Elaborate spread
- head of finance eats terribly big meal
- Religious festival
- Magnificent meal
- Loud direction supplied by the caterer
- Revel
- Revelry
- Regale
- Jubilee
- gloat
- Carouse
- Lavish dinner spread, say
- Carousal
- Holiday ......
- Festivity
- Entertain
- Gratify
- Delight
- Refresh
- Treat
- Entertainment
- festival
- regalement
- Cheer
- loud point made at banquet
- party ingesting drug during lent?
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- A huge banquet or a formal large meal
- quickly get energy from a lot of food
- Rejoice in unusual feats
- No ordinary meal
- Major meal
- Lavish and abundant meal
- Thanksgiving spread
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- Banquet with lavish food and drink
- banquet quickly acquiring energy
- Special occasion meal
- eat well, quickly getting energy
- Eat well
- Large splendid meal
- Metaphor for abundance
- Very large meal
- Large meal celebration
- Passover, e.g.
- possible safe time to have a meal
- Following direction to banquet
- Dawn
- Eat
- Have dinner
- Break bread
- Banquet
- Have an evening meal
- Have a late bite
- More than snack
- Enjoy an entr
- Schweppes brand
- "Yo!"
- Have a late meal
- Eat late
- Dine
- "How's it hangin', bro?"
- Eat well
- "How ya doin'?"
- Slangy greeting
- "How's it goin', man?"
- Bro
- Old "You like it, it like
- Banquet, e.g.
- Eat an evening meal
- Eat late; sip
- Eat or drink by sips or spoonfuls
- "what it do?"
- Have a bite at night
- "What's shakin', ......?"
- Drink
- Dine at night
- slangy "how's things?"
- Dine late informally
- Have late dinner informally
- Dine on
- "how's it hangin'?"
- "how're things?"
- "how you doin'?"
- "what's doin'?"
- 'How's it goin'?'
- Take an evening course?
- close kin to 1 down
- 'Heyo'
- Eat a bit
- Dine late
- Slangy salutation
- drink an egg-less appetiser
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- “¿Qué pasa?”
- Slangy way of saying Whatcha doin'?
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- More than nibble
- Slangy hello
- "How ya doin', bro?"
- Enjoy an entrée
- Eat slowly
- Take refection
- Small quantity of liquid
- Eat dinner
- Share a meal
- Have a repast
- Take sustenance
- Dine after dark
- Slangy way of saying hey there
- "Yo, how's it going"
- Enjoy dinner
- "Yo, what's happening"
- Feast
- "Hey, there!"
- dude's "how's things"
- Hi
- "What's goin' on?"
- "yo, what's new?"
- eat in the evening
- Take drink
- Enjoy supper or sip a liquid
- Casual greeting
- have a night meal
- cat briefly comes back to eat or drink
- water sport acronym
- "Hey!"
- “How's it hanging'?”
- "How're things going?" in slang
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- Eat; drink
- take a drink
- Eat or drink (arch)
- cheerful after small drink
- Hows it goin?
- Shortened hello from What's up
- Patrons
- "How're things going?," slangily
- Have a meal
- “hows it going?”
- Slurps odd little bit of drink
- "How's it going," slangily
- Slangy Hows things?
- Have a late meal, say
- Dine by candlelight maybe
- “What's happenin'?”
- What's up?: Abbr.
- Stand up paddle board (ABBR.)
- Toper starts session on Tuesday
- 'How goes it?'
- Drink; dine (old-fashioned)
- Eat with a spoon
- have food
- Whatcha doin'?
- dine in the evening
- What's happening
- Wet
- Drink Kitty mostly knocked back
- Drink — and slurp regularly
- Short form of "what's up"
- Sip
- Beverage
- Bib
- Bite
- Board
- Booze
- break bread with
- Breakfast ......
- Bumper ......
- Cast
- cook out
- Dash
- Dine out
- Dinner
- Draft
- drain the cup
- Dram
- Drench
- drink bottoms up
- drink deep
- drink hard
- drink in
- drink off
- Drink to
- Drink up!
- Drop
- Eat out?
- follow strong drink
- gargle
- Gleam
- Grog
- Gulp
- Guzzle
- Hint
- "...... idea!"
- Imbibe
- Intimation
- Jigger
- Jolt
- Knock back
- Lap
- lap up
- Libation
- Lick
- Look
- *Lunch
- mess [with]
- Nip