| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Give new life to | 6 letters | extend |
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| Give new life to | 8 letters | revivify |
| Give new life to | 8 letters | renovate |
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| Give new life to | 8 letters | recreate |
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| Give new life to | 10 letters | revitalize |
| Give new life to | 10 letters | revitalise |
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- Stretch
- Stretch (out)
- Opposite of abridge
- Offer, as a hand
- Lengthen
- Make larger or longer
- Straighten out former nurse
- Hold out longer?
- Stretch former nurse
- Former nurse making offer
- Hold out as for a handshake
- Make longer in time
- Make longer
- widen
- Offer to pull out
- Old nurse makes offer
- Carry on with former nurse
- Elongate
- Former nurse's offer
- Former nurse in Carry On
- Draw out, stretch
- Stretch forth
- Offer?
- Protract
- Renew a subscription
- Hold out; proffer
- Lengthen or broaden
- Draw out or stretch
- the former are inclined to hold out
- Offer old lover ten dollars initially
- Spin out part in next Endeavour
- Prolong
- spread - offer
- stretch for former nurse
- stretch out - enlarge
- One-time nurse makes offer
- Give new life to
- To offer
- Draw out
- Offer from ex close after tango
- Increase in scope
- Former nurse to make bigger offer
- Reach
- former partner, nurse, getting stretch
- Increase offer
- Stretch old nurse
- former nurse found to be last
- Increase in length
- Spread
- Run
- Produce
- Propagate
- Protrude
- Expand
- "Go, ......!"
- Grow
- Enlarge
- Abut
- Add
- Afford
- Amplify
- Attain
- Swell
- Thicken
- Ascend
- Speed
- Exhibit
- Throw
- Breed
- Propose
- "...... move"
- Increase
- Adduce
- Enrich
- Draw
- Strain
- Tighten
- Gain
- Grasp
- Penetrate
- Aim
- Project
- Jut
- Demonstrate
- Expose
- Bulge
- Thrust
- Forward
- Obtain
- Arrive
- impinge
- Approximate
- Next Ed goes out to stretch
- Yield
- Wear well
- Wear
- Former lover, nurse making offer
- Old nurse to use a stretcher?
- to prolong in any direction
- Carry On Nurse is on late
- The old are likely to increase
- To stretch out like a helping hand
- Play-......
- Bring back tree to be moved with care
- Produce anew
- Bring to life again
- Put fresh life into
- Make over
- Construct again
- Bring about all over again
- Give new life to
- Produce again
- Make again
- Design anew
- Stage, say
- Stage anew
- 'Have fun!'
- Give fresh life to
- Give new freshness to
- Make a replica of
- Reproduce
- Play about fashion
- bring back to life, as an era
- act out, as an historical battle
- engineers trace new energy to copy
- Reproduce; re-enact
- "Have a good time!"
- reproduce or make a replica
- Relax
- Renew
- Recruit
- Refresh
- Entertain
- Repair
- "Cool!"
- Slacken
- Harbor
- Restore
- Renovate
- Rejuvenate
- Furbish
- recommence
- Repeat
- Reiterate
- Reissue
- Regenerate
- Reform
- Transform
- Copy, echo
- Reproduce acer tree anew
- Wow
- Make something exist or happen again
- Simulate [a former event]
- Bring back to life
- Make afresh
- To make something one more time
- Make a replica
- Copy exactly
- Participate in a pastime
- Build again; reproduce
- craft anew
- Bring back into existence
- Do over
- Give a face-lift
- Do up
- Restore to a good state of repair
- Emulate Ty Pennington
- Give new life to
- Prune as old shrubs
- Refurbish
- Repair wounded veteran, covering hole
- Make new
- Fix up
- Make new again
- Do a decorator's job
- Refurbish, modernize
- Restore to good condition
- Renew
- engineers organise one vat to do up
- make improvements to a nerve, perhaps
- To restore or refurbish something
- Regenerate
- Refresh
- "Cool!"
- Reproduce
- Recreate
- Recondition
- Brighten up
- Brush (up)
- Clean
- Cleanse
- Coin
- Copy
- Duplicate
- Face lift?
- Fix
- Freshen
- Furbish
- furbish up
- Get back
- inaugurate
- innovate
- Invent
- Make over
- Mint
- Modernize
- Neologize
- neoterize
- Overhaul
- Patch up
- Polish
- Polish up
- Ransom
- re create
- re form
- reactivate
- Rebuild
- recapture
- Reclaim
- reconstitute
- reconstruct
- recoup
- Recover
- Recuperate
- Redecorate
- Redeem
- Redesign
- redo
- reestablish
- Refashion
- Refit
- refound
- Regain
- Rehabilitate
- reinstitute
- Reissue
- Rejuvenate
- rekindle
- Remake
- Remodel
- reoccupy
- reorganize
- Repair
- Repeat
- replevin
- replevy
- repossess
- reprint
- Reshape
- Restore
- Restructure
- Resume
- Resurrect
- Resuscitate
- Retake
- retouch
- Retrieve
- revamp
- revindicate
- Revise
- Revitalize
- Revive
- revivify
- rub up
- Shine
- Spruce
- Spruce up
- Take back
- tone (up)
- Touch up
- Update
- Vamp
- vamp up
- Rehabilitate star found in tree, drunk
- To refurbish, make over
- Restore, refurbish or decorate afresh
- Give new life to
- Endow with fresh life
- Give new life to
- Imbue with new vigor
- Inject new life into
- Give new life to
- Regenerate
- Resuscitate
- Revive
- Animate
- Reproduce
- Reanimate
- Enliven
- Bring back to life