| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Forcibly remove | 4 letters | oust |
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| Forcibly remove | 5 letters | expel |
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| Forcibly remove | 5 letters | wrest |
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| Forcibly remove | 5 letters | eject |
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| Forcibly remove | 7 letters | pushout |
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- VCR button
- Give the heave-ho
- Bail out
- Bounce
- Throw out
- Walkman button
- Force out
- "...... Boot"
- Tape deck button
- Bailout button
- Drive out
- Cockpit button
- Cassette deck button
- Button on James Bond's da
- Boot out
- Pop out of a plane
- Button in Bond's car
- DVD player button
- Chuck out
- Remove disc
- Charlie in English plane to bail out
- Expel
- Kick out
- fighter pilot's panic button
- Expel, chuck out
- Toss, as a ref would
- Remove, as a DVD
- Jack in drugs to get court discharge
- Jettison
- Button on a DVD player
- expel second? not right!
- Evict
- emergency button of a sort
- disgorge, as a dvd
- Cast out, emit
- Cast out, remove
- Expel, turn out
- Throw out, evict
- Launch
- Boom box button
- remove from a dvd player
- Expel throw out
- Button on a Blu-ray player
- spit out a cd, say
- DVD button
- bail out leaderless loser
- CD player button
- Fighter pilot's bailout button
- Removal button
- ond's car?
- Discharge
- Toss out
- Do a bouncer's job
- Expel loser, a non-starter
- Toss, from a game
- One way to leave a fighter plane
- xbox button
- Cast out
- Leave the cockpit, in a way
- Disc drive button
- Button on James Bond's dashboard?
- Expel, force out
- Tape recorder button
- Emergency function on a fighter plane
- Deplane in moments
- Deplane dramatically
- Pilot's decision
- Pilot's option
- Push out
- Thrust out
- What bouncers do?
- Banish
- Throw off
- Bounce from a bistro
- dvd player's "take out" button
- Forcibly remove
- throw out from a sports game
- Pop out as a DVD
- Pop out, like a DVD
- Bail out (from aircraft)
- dvd release button
- ps5 button
- Push out, like a CD
- Pilot's escape button
- Turn out for Louis I in European court
- Remove, like a flash drive
- Remove forcefully
- throw out but don't entirely discard
- Throw out, often with force
- Deplane in dramatic fashion
- Chuck out some of the rejections
- Throw out or reject right away
- video button
- Spit the saliva, say
- Turf out!
- dvd player "open up" button
- DVD player button to remove the disc
- Pilot's bailout button
- Button to push a CD out of the player
- Button to get the C.d. out of a player
- Spew out saliva
- Kick out of a game
- cassette player button
- Refuse to accept starting off in exile
- Remove [tape] from VCR
- Remove from a VCR
- CD removal button
- Hurl out
- Reject
- emergency button in a fighter plane
- Put out or expel
- get your dvd back
- Kick out of the game
- Button on an '80s cassette player
- Throw (someone) out
- throw out, but do not entirely discard
- throw out some of the rejections
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- Tray-opening button on a DVD player
- Kick out, as from a game
- Emergency escape button, in a cockpit
- Throw out of a game
- Pop out of a tape recorder
- Boot out, evict
- release, as a blu-ray disc
- Throw out forcefully
- Discard, not initially, then throw out
- Button on a tape recorder
- Remove
- Excommunicate
- Extrude
- Eliminate
- Displace
- Eject
- Dispossess
- Exclude
- Thrust
- Cast
- deprive
- Dislodge
- force something out suddenly
- Remove forcibly
- Blu-ray player button
- Cast out, banish
- Yield
- Withdraw
- Weed out
- throw out 100 on board european plane
- Leave plane abruptly
- Spew out
- Remove, As From A DVD Player
- remove a vhs tape
- European clubs wearing black kick out
- to throw out something
- throw out in the rejects
- Throw out, as from a game
- Emit
- button on a gaming console
- Kick out, dismiss
- Pop out of a fighter plane
- Unique button in 007's Aston Martin
- Safely remove, like a USB drive
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- 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
- Dethrone
- Bump
- Kick out
- Bump from office
- Give the heave-ho
- Bounce
- Run out
- Throw out
- Depose
- Remove from office
- "...... Boot"
- Un-elect
- Unseat
- Expel
- Evict
- Give the boot to
- Boot from office
- Topple from power
- Drive out
- Remove from power?
- Drive off from Carnoustie
- Eject some notorious terrorist
- Drive out, expel
- push out on arduous trip
- Remove during jousting
- Boot out
- Remove, as a president
- Put out by good books about America
- Remove and replace
- Expel from office
- Eject
- boot from the throne
- Banish from office
- Turn out to be in error about a point
- Cast out
- remove, as a king
- evict some impecunious tenants
- drive from power
- Force out of office
- boot from power
- toss from office
- kick out of office
- Force out
- Get rid of some hideous trinkets
- get out of position
- Banish from a position
- Throw off the throne
- Get rid of some rebellious teenagers
- Boot out of office
- Force from office
- Expel Open University student leaders
- Overthrow
- Drive out of south east without haste
- expel some famous troublemakers
- Get rid of some deciduous trees
- Banish
- Kick out from a place
- Get rid of
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- Apt anagram of 'outs'
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- Remove, as a dictator
- Dislodge
- *Supplant
- Pull off a coup
- Winkle out
- Send packing
- Dispossess
- Give the old heave-ho
- Cashier
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- Turn out
- Do a bouncer's job
- Put out
- Give the gate
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- Chuck
- remove, as from power
- Exclude acoustic covers
- Drive off
- boot, as a monarch
- expel by force
- Give the old heave-ho to
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- Banish from Houston
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- Remove via a coup, say
- Remove one's used sweaty tank tops
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- Drive (from)
- evict some of the rebellious tribesmen
- Get rid of forcefully
- Eliminate forcefully
- Expel from power
- Expel from school in a way?
- throw out some miscellaneous trinkets
- to turn us in or turn us out?
- Remove tilt after cutting off an end
- Remove forcibly, as a king
- Forcefully evacuate
- Good books about country to bring down
- Forcibly remove
- Banish from glorious twelfth
- Throw out old book about the country
- To remove forcibly, as with a dictator
- force to step down
- Good books about you and I to put out
- Successfully recall a politician
- Remove forcefully
- Forcibly remove from authority
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- Remove from power forcibly
- Eject, expel or to unseat
- Eject from office, say
- Expel, as a monarch