| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Group of trees | 5 letters | copse |
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| Group of trees | 5 letters | clump |
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| Group of trees | 5 letters | stand |
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| Group of trees | 5 letters | grove |
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- Swelling beneath cold stamp
- cluster of bushes
- Cluster
- gather in a mass
- Group of trees
- Tuft
- Charlie has to put up with a clot
- Opposite of break apart
- Cluster of plants
- Walk heavily
- Clod, lump
- cluster of grass
- Small group of trees
- Clod
- chunk, as of turf
- Small mass, as of mascara
- Wad of dirt
- Tuft, bunch
- Thick mass or tuft
- Group
- Botch
- ... patch
- Cluster of trees or plants
- Wisp
- Wobble
- Whop
- Wiggle
- Welt
- Whack
- Wham!
- Tussock
- Bunch
- glob
- Thicket
- Compacted mass
- Apt rhyme for 'lump'
- Small group, as of trees
- Small woods
- Thicket
- Small wood
- Little wood
- Brush
- Small stand
- Thicket of trees
- Savannah growth
- Tree thicket
- Run away from stiff brush
- Manage to hide spades in wood
- Thicket to get through carrying spades
- Police chase ending in spinney
- Policemen heard in thicket
- Manage to secure head of stiff brush
- Taking up spades, manages small wood
- Wood offering scope for carving
- Wood works in church
- Wood — thicket
- Woodwork for a trunk?
- Small grove
- Police chase ends in the wood
- woody thicket
- Group of small trees
- Manage to catch son in wood
- Police finally leave small wood
- Manage to encircle small thicket
- Manage to enclose small group of trees
- A small wood
- Manage to fence small thicket
- Grove
- Wooded area
- Lawmen reach the last thicket
- Manage to hide a second in the wood
- Small group of trees
- A small group of trees
- Grabs end of one wood
- the sound of bluebottles in small wood
- Fuzz on bottom of the brush
- Coppice
- Thicket of small trees
- woodland calls police
- Police bring energy to the thicket
- Small thicket
- Group of trees
- copes with redeveloping a wooded area
- Growth of small trees
- Brake the law, so to speak!
- wood of small growth
- scope for processing wood
- Met, perhaps, by rear of these trees
- scope to changed the thicket
- Small bunch of trees
- Heard lawmen in wood
- Spinney
- Wood used by policemen, you might say
- Spinney, thicket
- boscage
- Wisp
- Small thicket of trees
- policemen by the last trees
- wood put back in someone's pocket
- policemen point to thicket
- Manage to catch a second in the wood
- Wood
- Police call out from the spinney
- dense thicket of trees
- Police detected in wood
- Police reported in wood
- An area of undergrowth and small trees
- Police beginning to explore thicket
- Small wood varies in scope
- Small, dense area of woodland
- manage to surround small thicket
- "Police," you say "Brake!"
- body lost right in the wood
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- Small wood
- It may be full of lemons
- Crawl, losing footing in wood
- Girl to stray in woodland
- Last bit of tiring ramble in wood
- Small woodland
- Orange spot
- almost crawl to wood
- Orchard
- Fellow leaving tree in swamp for wood
- Run into Brexiteer in wood
- small woodlot
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- Wood of musical fame ...
- Wood of small size
- Shady area
- Group of trees
- trees of a kind, often
- Orange origin
- Good to wander in small wooded area
- Small orchard
- orange orchard
- Source of lemons
- Shady spot
- End of log turned over in a small wood
- Stand of trees
- Milton's "olive .......... of Academe"
- Hall of Famer Lefty
- Hall of Fame pitcher
- Small growth of trees
- good to wander in plantation
- area for fruit trees
- Good to wander in small wood
- Wooded area or orchard
- trees grow stunted by a little river
- cluster in an orchard
- Small group of trees
- Clump of trees
- Small cluster of trees
- Where orange trees grow
- Copse
- cluster of citrus trees
- Sylvan area
- Olive farm
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- Littlewoods in singular form?
- Wood
- Small wooded area
- Dale
- Small wood or other group of trees
- Wisp
- music writer george in small wood
- Tory minister has run in small wood
- For example, lemon or almond trees
- Orange tree orchard
- Half-heartedly chamfer wood
- good stroll through wood
- Byker ..., 1990s children's TV series
- Handle
- Get up
- Mike holder
- Politician's declaration
- Bear
- Not sit
- Position
- Rise from a chair
- Request when the national
- Put up with
- Tolerate
- Endure
- Defensive play
- Lose a lap
- Witness's place
- Strong position
- Something to take in cour
- Roadside shop
- Prepare to recite the Ple
- Witness-box
- Vendor's spot
- Final defensive effort
- Cope with
- Prepare to sing the natio
- Determined policy
- Policy position
- Valiant fight
- Easel
- Last-ditch effort
- Be upright
- Bear stall
- Stone added to display rack
- Son died going after brown bear
- Base put up with resistance
- It's taken in court
- ".... by your man" (1968 hit song)
- Bear in the witness-box
- Raised platform; tolerate
- Rise
- Bear to get up
- Rise and buy someone a drink
- Score holder
- Concession
- Word after 'take a' or 'take the'
- Remain upright
- Act as a substitute for prop
- Microphone holder
- remain in effect
- Get on your feet
- .... and, if you win, you may sit
- Watch and do nothing to help
- be on your feet or stomach
- position on an issue
- kiosk
- easel, e.g.
- don't sit where the dearest seats are
- get up on your feet
- Frame, tripod
- Get to your feet
- Pedestal
- Rise, straighten up
- Tiered area for spectators
- it's taken by a witness, with "the"
- Group of trees
- Defensive effort
- lamp support
- leave the chair
- remain in force
- orchestra pit aid
- position to take
- place for a court witness
- St Andrews place for spectators
- Place to purchase a paper
- Farmer's market booth
- Tolerate attitude
- Get up on one's feet
- What a witness takes at a trial
- Stall
- Hawker's booth
- Southern duke holding in brown stomach
- Get to one's feet
- Sheet-music rack
- Umbrella holder
- Rise for the national anthem
- Good man meets with resistance
- Rise to one's feet
- Get up; rise
- Part of stadium for bear
- Grove of trees
- In which the spectators have no seats?
- Still obtain when you pay for
- Artist's aid
- Easel, for example
- Leave one's seat
- "Band" or "hand" follower
- Booth at a fair
- Arise from a seated position
- Something to take in court
- rise to be a candidate?
- Primitive timer
- Courtroom fixture
- Orchestra musician's prop
- Lectern, e.g.
- Testimony spot
- Lectern
- Get ready to sing the national anthem
- It's taken by witnesses
- Prepare to sing the national anthem
- Military defense
- Music holder
- Point of view
- Run? Strangely, yes and no
- Grand backer
- Abide
- Use an S.R.O. ticket
- Let it ...... (stet)
- Little Bighorn event: 1876
- "...... Up and Cheer"
- Arise
- Whence testimony is given
- Furniture piece
- Custer's last ......
- Custer's finale
- Follower of band, grand or hand
- Word with hand or grand
- Band or grand follower
- What straddlers never take
- ...... for (permit)
- Place for vegetables
- Custer's or news
- One may hold a microphone
- "...... by me"
- Pay for exhibition area at fair
- Roadside hot dog seller
- Something That's Taken In Court
- lemonade ......
- Supporting base
- remain on feet
- The Police's Don't ... So Close to Me
- "get up ...... up" (bob marley song)
- get off a sofa
- Sandy spot behind bear
- remain on the feet
- get off the couch
- prop for an orchestra musician
- Place for a witness
- wait while in a loading zone, say
- Opposite of sit
- Attitude, point of view
- oboist's accessory
- On one's feet
- Get up from a seat
- Rise for bear
- "United we ..., divided we fall"
- rise with first toe stuck in beach
- Tolerate resistance
- Word with hotdog or night
- Rise, straiten up
- yet people may sit in one
- Bear to take upright position
- nowhere for spectators to sit
- Get up in brook
- Night... (bedside)
- lifeguard's perch
- Hunter's perch
- Remain valid
- Raised platform
- Bear in Kazakhstan desert
- early signs of strife with base
- Put up with being unseated?
- candidates do so before they can sit
- Market business
- Newspaper rack
- firm position
- Where one may sit or get to one's feet
- Taxi waiting place
- Rostrum
- Witness's spot
- get out of a chair
- Get to feet
- Spot to testify
- A group of flamingos.
- require formality (beginning)
- get off a chair
- Word after 'mic' or 'music'
- get off the sofa
- welcome the judge
- Resistance to attack
- "Ugh, I can't ...... that guy"
- try to get a seat, paradoxically
- Easel or tripod
- Witness ... (area in a courtroom)
- Run yet remain still
- Endure without complaint
- Be erect
- Roadside spot to buy lemonade
- Lemonade ... (kid's summer business)
- Farmers' market unit
- Tolerate; get up
- presumably not where spectators sit
- Get up out of a chair
- Couldn't ....; hated
- Remain
- species list ends with bear
- Put up for one night, perhaps
- go from
- Greet the judge
- Adjusted tap fitting
- roadside business
- Be on one's feet but look for a seat
- 'I won't ... for this!'
- stephen king novel, with the
- booth at a farmers' market
- Find one's feet
- Pay for, at the kiosk
- Place in an upright position
- Having a seat in it, you don't fall
- bear is the first to be seen in beach
- Be in an upright position
- Get up from a chair
- "now face north" r.e.m. song
- Bear in Hindustan desert
- Get to one's feet, if one can bear it
- I ...... corrected
- Good man plus support
- lie (opposite)
- "...... insist!"
- Halt
- Uphold
- Platform
- Throw
- Suffice
- Demand
- Maintain
- Contend
- Persist
- Persevere
- Urge
- stop lying
- Tripod
- "...... at ease" (military command)
- Street with exhibition area
- Pay for someone else's partnership
- Easel, for instance
- Be upright - don't lie!
- Yet you sit in it
- ...... By Your Man, Tammy Wynette song
- Offer your candidacy
- Work stoppage?
- Work
- workbench
- Word
- Withstand
- Tablet holder
- Wear
- Wear well
- Hold yourself upright
- Extremely scared around brown bear
- Resistance to the kiosk
- Flea market unit
- ...... By Me, Ben E King song
- Court testimony spot