| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Fresh from the shower | 3 letters | wet |
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| Fresh from the shower | 5 letters | clean |
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- Untainted
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- Fresh from the laundry
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- Germless
- Spotless
- Unencumbered
- ...... as a whistle
- All washed up?
- Completely off drugs
- Whisk
- Not carrying a heater
- Off drugs
- Rated G, so to speak
- Immaculate
- Squeakily hygienic?
- Scandal-free family welcomes European
- Laundered
- Broken lance not spotted
- Uncle Andrew partly Polish, maybe
- Spick-and-span
- Unsullied
- Figure to be supported as virtuous
- Not ornate
- Free from dirt
- Jerk's exercise partner?
- with no tickets, as a driver's license
- Chaste line taken by church article
- Innocent, the Parisian in jail
- Large number tend to be pure
- Tidy
- scrubbed spotless
- Utterly cold without fat
- Family
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- 1995 novel by Val McDermid
- Use a vacuum
- completely knock barnacle off bar
- Fresh out of the washer
- concealing no weapons
- wash the dirt off
- unarmed, to a cop
- do housework
- what some sweeps are
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- Pure
- how one comes to confess!
- ... as a whistle (spotless)
- Passing a drug test, say
- Neat and tidy
- just washed
- do dusting and vacuuming
- Start with a ... slate (afresh)
- Dust and mop
- Not at all dirty
- Many incline to be spotless
- Free of profanity
- Free of swearing
- many tend to be spotless
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- Vacuum or dust
- Freshly washed
- uncle andrew has wash
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- Not packing a rod
- Thorough
- Come ...... (confess)
- ...... out (empty)
- Word with sweep or cut
- Unsoiled
- Like a whistle?
- Speckless
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- Kind of sweep
- Deftly executed
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- Kind of cut
- empty cupboards beginning to tip
- Unarmed in police lingo
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- Best condition for a pair of heels
- Well-defined; hygienic
- dust, say
- Like A Smooth Getaway
- Sanitary
- Quite attentive to personal hygiene
- like a radio edit
- Pristine
- But you can get dirty as you do so
- Sanitize
- Dirt free
- Wholesome French article in tin
- Pure niece finally in family group
- Get rid of dust and dirt
- Having no criminal record
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- Lance could become sterile
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- the macnabs, say, taking ecstasy. no!
- the parisian in prison is innocent
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- many are inclined to get rid of dirt
- 'Simple & ......' (Utada Hikaru song)
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- Jerk's partner
- remove dirt from
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- Freshly washed, say
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- Like a brand new pair of heels
- Oven setting
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- Decent clubs making list
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- Remove dirt, say
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- Squeaky ... (sparkling)
- Source of cash bank laundered
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- unpolluted incan lakesides
- Do some dirty work, say
- smooth, well-defined
- Fresh start, - slate
- lance is broken, but not dirty
- Washed
- Inoffensive European's boring family
- 100 thin and free from dirt
- rhyming synonym for "pristine"
- like renewable energy
- Like clothes in the dryer
- Win big, with "up"
- Wash tin including large base
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- Spotless, not dirty
- no longer dusty or dirty
- lance goes round to have a wash
- guiltless counsellor's first tip
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- Like a hygienic pair of heels
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- lance out to purify
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- Unclean
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- Rub hard, scrub
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- Sweep or scrub
- Hygienic
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- orally, make it not so inappropriate
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- Drug-free (informal)
- uncle andrew has a wash
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- Observing the rules
- Like just-washed laundry
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- Worthy
- Workmanlike
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- Wholesale
- White ......
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- well-made
- "Well done!"
- Sharp, cold and thin
- Burnishes broken lances
- Remove impurities from
- wash lance off
- Wash broken lance
- Tribe taking in drug, or not
- The way a suspect may be told to come
- the new lance is spotless
- Wash to remove dirt
- About to list blank
- Scrubbed
- Unblemished
- Wash clubs beside tip
- Note you rely on completely
- Like a song's radio edit
- Many are inclined to do the housework
- lance designed for slate to follow
- make lance free of dirt
- Launder
- Uncle Andrew keeping off the drugs
- Fair and honest
- lance couldn't possibly be dirty
- Morally acceptable
- uncle andy has a wash
- group keeping base spotless
- Free from dirt; uncontaminated
- Washed up
- No longer dusty
- completely free from dirt
- how to get away from being washed?
- Cut crest on trim scrub
- MOST
- Dripping
- Watered down
- All ......
- Monsoonal
- Damp
- Humid
- Not fair
- Like some snow
- Moist
- In need of a change, perh
- Rainy
- All-out
- Slick
- Prohibitionist's foe
- Believer in spirits?
- Lick
- Fresh from the shower
- Soaking
- Antiprohibitionist
- Dewy
- Soaked
- ...... T
- Sweaty
- Not yet firm, as cement
- Not ideal for a picnic
- Drenched
- Like some noodles
- In need of changing
- Marshy
- Sloppy, as a kiss
- Allowing liquor
- Showery
- Like April weather
- Marked by drinking
- Antiprohibition
- Spirited
- Before toweling off
- Aqueous
- Like a fresh coat
- Soggy
- freshly painted
- Water-soaked
- “slippery when ...”
- Dampen
- Under a cloud, perhaps, we finish last
- Recently mopped, say
- Drench
- Not dry
- like fresh nail polish
- Sort of weather we get on Tuesday
- Like a rainy day in Soweto
- Irresolute
- like sharks and dolphins
- due for a change?
- just washed
- Blanket
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- You and I have time to get soaked
- Weather forecast in Crewe tomorrow?
- sprinkle, say
- Sodden
- Sopping
- like a pooch's smooch
- freshly stained
- not just damp
- like nail polish being blown on
- just out of the pool
- serving liquor, as a town
- more than moist
- dripping ...: soaked
- Bar
- like an unfun blanket?
- Make moist
- Like the monsoon season
- Like spring snow
- Not yet wrung
- Saturated
- Like just-painted nails
- ... blanket (party pooper)
- Word with “blanket” or “suit”
- Moisten
- just done with a dip
- Word with suit or blanket
- 'Slippery When ...' (Bon Jovi album)
- needing to dry off
- Far from dry
- Saturated with liquid
- Extremely moist
- Quite damp
- Moistened
- Opposite of dry
- Quite moist
- Not just moist
- Not dry at all
- In need of a towel
- In the rain, we finish last
- Paint
- Like a freshly painted door
- dry opposite
- "Dangerous When ...."
- Soaked, like a towel
- Like freshly applied nail polish
- Like freshly applied polish
- Saturate
- Containing moisture
- Dry's opposite
- Anti-prohibitionist
- Waterlogged
- Soaked and dripping
- All wrong
- Like a dog's tongue
- "In need of a change, perhaps"
- Word with bar or blanket
- Fresh from a shower
- Like soon-to-be-frescoed plaster
- Like some bars and blankets
- Like April, typically
- Ready to go through the wringer
- Lick, say
- Like some kisses
- Diaper condition
- Anti-Prohibition
- Speakeasy customer
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- Kind of blanket or suit
- Kind of blanket
- Volsteader
- Describing some blankets
- Dry foe
- Shute's "In the ......"
- Volsteader's opponent
- Good for mudders
- Like a mad hen
- Word with back or blanket
- Like some blankets
- 18th Amendment foe
- Fit for ducks
- Type of blanket
- Word with wash or blanket
- All ...... (in error)
- Clammy; damp
- Sprinkle
- Back or blanket
- Blanket or hen
- hose down
- Freshly showered but not toweled off
- Blanket Or Nurse Start
- Such weather is ducky for some!
- Wrong, With All
- Like fresh paint
- Rain-sodden
- Politician like a fish out of water?
- (Of weather) rainy
- Like freshly shampooed hair
- how some naps are made
- Covered in moisture
- teary, for example
- raining
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- Pouring with rain
- Sopping, dripping
- Like a dog's nose, typically
- Like freshly applied paint
- Fresh out of the pool, say
- Like a just-mopped floor
- Like a floor with a "Caution" sign
- Like clothes fresh out of the washer
- Needing a towel
- like paint you shouldn't sit on
- More than damp
- "Caution - ... paint" (sign)
- Drizzly
- Word with noodle or nap
- Sodden, dripping
- Very damp, moist
- Covered in liquid
- Dripping with water
- Far more than damp
- We finish last in the rain
- Just out of the jacuzzi
- Needing drying
- 1979 Streisand album
- Slippery when ... (road sign)
- Soaked in water
- Soaked in water, say
- Soaking ... (drenched)
- Just out of the shower
- *House feature with a sink
- recently painted
- ... n wild (beauty brand)
- Like hair before a blow-dry
- Like a freshly painted wall, say
- Like freshly painted walls
- ... behind the ears (inexperienced)
- Drenched, in the rain
- Damp or soaked
- Like a used umbrella
- Like some wipes
- Rain-drenched
- Season opener?
- More than merely damp
- Like freshly washed hair
- It's rainy when we're on the tee
- Caution ... Floor (sign)
- A type of blanket
- like someone who forgot their umbrella
- like a new coat?
- Like used towels, say
- kind of blanket or paint
- Like a fresh coat of paint
- freshly mopped, say
- Like a burrito smothered in sauce
- Apply water to
- Like dewy grass
- Just out of an onsen, say
- like water-balloon fight combatants
- Like hair right after a shower
- Like a freshly mopped floor
- Like some blankets and bars
- needing toweling
- drenched, e.g.
- What you might get on a log flume ride
- Dank
- Like a freshly painted bench
- Soak
- Just out of the pool, say
- “...... hot american summer”
- Sopping (soaked)
- Like paint that's just been applied
- Like someone caught in the rain
- like dogs' kisses
- moisten wreath regularly
- Immerse in water
- Soaked completely
- In need of a 58-Across
- Like canvases, when being painted
- Floor sign, perhaps
- soaked with a liquid
- Hose wheat here and there
- Like the coach after a Gatorade shower
- Opposite of 23-Across
- In need of a towel, say
- Damp and occasionally downhearted
- Sprinkle a bit
- Dripping with raw ethanol
- Drenched in raw ethanol