| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Expatriate | 3 letters | run |
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| Expatriate | 3 letters | rid |
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| Expatriate | 4 letters | snub |
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| Expatriate | 4 letters | trek |
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| Expatriate | 5 letters | swarm |
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| Expatriate | 5 letters | purge |
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| Expatriate | 5 letters | spurn |
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| Expatriate | 5 letters | expel |
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| Expatriate | 6 letters | emigre |
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| Expatriate | 6 letters | remove |
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| Expatriate | 6 letters | deport |
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| Expatriate | 7 letters | run-out |
| Expatriate | 7 letters | wetback |
| Expatriate | 7 letters | refugee |
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| Expatriate | 8 letters | root-out |
| Expatriate | 8 letters | relegate |
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| Expatriate | 8 letters | emigrant |
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| Expatriate | 8 letters | weed-out |
| Expatriate | 9 letters | send-away |
| Expatriate | 9 letters | transport |
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| Expatriate | 9 letters | proscribe |
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| Expatriate | 9 letters | rusticate |
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| Expatriate | 10 letters | strike-off |
| Expatriate | 10 letters | thrust-out |
| Expatriate | 10 letters | strike-out |
| Expatriate | 10 letters | throw-over |
| Expatriate | 11 letters | untouchable |
| Expatriate | 11 letters | undesirable |
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| Expatriate | 12 letters | transmigrate |
| Expatriate | 14 letters | social-outcast |
| Expatriate | 16 letters | stateless-person |
| Expatriate | 17 letters | anamericaninparis |
Likely related crossword puzzle clues
- 1951 Oscar-winning film w
- Expatriate
- Kick out
- Send home, in a way
- Exile
- Conduct (oneself)
- Behave in exile
- Exile from French coastal town
- Banish out of a country
- Extradite, export, banish
- turn out a bad citizen, perhaps
- Expel from a country
- Banish
- Redtop translated to send overseas
- Send beyond the border
- Expel
- Eject
- Red top manufactured to send overseas
- Send away for good
- Cause of gout?
- Behave
- Behave (oneself)
- Send back home
- send out of french harbour
- Send overseas
- Send away, in a way
- Expel from country
- Repatriate forcibly
- Explosive redtop to send overseas
- Exile from French harbour
- Force out of the country
- Expatriate
- Relegate
- Remove
- Apply extradition of French harbour
- Weed out
- Send out of the country
- Redtop rewritten to send overseas
- Expatriate
- One who leaves a country
- Participant in an exodus
- Person who moves far away
- One headed for Ellis Island, say
- Visa holder
- Leaver of a kind
- Expat
- one who moves abroad
- Person leaving native land
- he's bound to better himself elsewhere
- one travels overseas to get home
- Settler in a foreign country
- Premier trimmed allowance for refugee
- wetback
- He travels overseas to get home
- Settler in another country
- Asylum seeker
- Solzhenitsyn, e.g.
- Displaced person, maybe
- New citizen, perhaps
- New arrival
- New arrival, of sorts
- Asylum seeker, maybe
- Rachmaninoff, for one
- Settler from a foreign la
- Asylum seeker, perhaps
- Einstein, notably
- Political asylum seeker
- Political refugee
- Einstein, e.g.
- Foreign fleer
- Baryshnikov, e.g.
- Rudolf Nureyev, e.g.
- Nabokov, e.g.
- Product of an evil regime?
- Awful regime displaced person
- Person settling in another country
- Person moving abroad
- one no longer at home
- Political exile offering regime change
- Political fugitive
- Nureyev, notably
- Albert Einstein or Enrico Fermi
- Asylum seeker from rotten regime
- settler in a new land
- Expatriate
- Evacuee
- Relocated one
- Defector, perhaps
- fermi, as a new nobelist
- Political exile
- Political migrant
- Settler from a foreign land
- Political refugee, say
- Edward Snowden, notably
- One who's left
- Vladimir Nabokov or Jerzy Kosinski
- Refugee
- Refugee, for one
- Einstein or Fermi, e.g.
- Expatriate of a sort
- Refugee in 1789
- Displaced person
- Einstein was one
- One fleeing a land
- "An American in Paris, maybe"
- One who's fled bad regime?
- One who flees from new regime?
- political mover?
- Political expatriate
- Someone who leaves their native land
- more than a long-distance caller
- one who's left home
- One fleeing horrible regime
- One leaving home before boxing fighter
- Citizenship test taker, perhaps
- exile from a corrupt regime
- me! i see reg as a political escapist
- Madeleine Albright in 1948, e.g.
- refugee of a sort
- exile from corrupt regime
- Permanent expatriate
- wetback
- Expat
- Albert Einstein, in 1933
- One who's left a country
- Exile to leave the country at exit
- Einstein, from 1933
- Discharge
- Kick out
- Dismiss
- Throw out
- Eject
- "...... Boot"
- Cough up
- Kick out of school
- Drive out
- Boot out
- One way to apply a finish to education
- Get rid of old car that won't start
- Discharge in disgrace
- Remove from membership
- Banish text spelt without using cases
- Old skin almost cast out
- Get rid of former PM, half-heartedly
- Push out
- Former exercise left to throw out
- Academically banish
- throw out mixed peel about ten
- Oust or eject
- strip of membership
- Disgorge
- Force out
- Oust
- Old exercise left to throw out
- kick out of college, say
- Banish; discharge
- Send home from school
- More than just suspend
- Spew
- Chuck out old fur coat that's short
- Kick out of high school
- Throw out of school
- Drive out by force
- Send packing
- Remove
- Oust from school
- Deport
- Disbar
- Cast out
- Throw out old fur coat that's short
- Banish
- toss out of school
- Force to leave
- Old footballer chucking last boot out
- Old page the Spanish kick out
- Chuck out former student after gym
- ten jerks in the spanish bar
- throw out old money endlessly
- turn out a bad scholar?
- Peel bananas, keeping 10 for outlaw
- Discharge erstwhile gym class learner
- Evict
- Dismiss [from college]
- Danish [pupil]
- Drive away
- Ban [from]
- Half expected learner to drive out
- Throw out complex Pelham bit
- Banish from school
- Ban from school
- Dismiss [pupil]
- Toss out
- throw out some latex pellets
- get rid of a once soft piece of velvet
- Run out
- Not just suspend
- eject slippery type pinching 10p
- Dismiss pupil in disgrace
- throw out unknown factor in mixed peel
- officially oust
- Dismiss half of costs on line
- Old exercise left to remove
- Dismiss from school
- throw out fish, about 10p
- Permanently exclude from school
- throw out fish, about 10, soft
- Eject old exercise by student
- Extrude
- Send packing, possibly
- Thrust
- Cast
- Abandon
- Dispel
- Exclude
- Relegate
- Expatriate
- Repudiate
- Disclaim
- bar has old exercise left
- send down to lower education?
- Withdraw
- Wheeze
- Weed out
- Remove from a school
- To kick out in disgrace
- Banish, exile
- times to peel off and throw out
- Permanently remove from school
- drive or force out or away
- Eject from school
- sack from next pole. not out
- Give the boot to
- peel off about ten and throw out
- Forcibly remove
- Forbid
- Blackball
- forbid being in favour of writer
- Prohibit
- Ban for professional writer
- Outlaw
- ban a professional writer
- in favour of writer exposing outlaw
- Condemn professional writer
- Forbid; denounce, condemn
- Ban favouring writer
- Interdict
- Denounce
- Professional writer in bar
- Reprobate
- Ban for wielder of a quill?
- Ban for writer
- Forbid by law
- anathematize
- attaint
- Ban
- Banish
- Bar
- Blacklist
- boycott
- bring home to
- Cast out
- Censure
- Condemn
- Convict
- Cut
- Damn
- debar
- denunciate
- Deny
- Deport
- Disallow
- disfellowship
- Doom
- Embargo
- Enjoin
- Exclude
- exclude from
- Excommunicate
- Exile
- Expatriate
- Expel
- extradite
- find guilty
- Fugitate
- Inhibit
- Ostracize
- Pass sentence on
- penalize
- Preclude
- Prevent
- pronounce judgment
- pronounce sentence
- Refuse
- Reject
- Relegate
- Repress
- Rule out
- rusticate
- Say no to
- Send away
- Send down
- Send to Coventry
- ... sentence
- Shut out
- Snub
- Spurn
- Suppress
- Taboo
- Thrust out
- Transport
- put a ban on professional writer
- ban writer appearing after half 10
- Clear
- Remove, Soviet-style
- Cleanse totally
- Rid
- Remove press, under pressure
- Get rid of grand flawless houses
- Remove by cleansing
- Quiet desire for witch hunt?
- quiet inclination to clear out
- Cleanse
- Eliminate
- Cleanse of guilt
- completely cleanse
- Remove
- Completely remove
- quiet desire to purify
- Clear parking in front of drive
- Purify; oust
- When all crime is legal for 12 hours
- Pressure to encourage expulsion
- 2014 horror flick The ...: Anarchy
- Empty
- Get rid of
- Get rid of, Stalin style
- Clean out
- Cleanse of impurities
- Purify
- Dictator's action against dissidents
- Political shake-up
- Weed out
- Removal of quiet desire
- Expulsion
- Rid of sin
- Cleanse thoroughly
- political ouster
- get rid of entirely
- remove undesirable elements from
- Clear-out, eradication
- party leader's impulse to clear out
- quiet desire to clear out
- Removal of undesirable elements
- Pressure press to be clear
- quiet desire to empty bowels
- Scour
- Rid of unwanted element
- Rinse
- Scrub
- Removal of undesirable members
- To remove as an impurity
- Rinse with a liquid
- Get rid of parking, then drive
- rid of impurities
- Withdrawal
- Wipe out
- Wipe
- Whitewash
- Whiten
- Get rid of page with egg on
- housecleaning of a sort
- BM
- abolishment
- abolition