| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| In first place | 4 letters | best |
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| In first place | 5 letters | ahead |
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| In first place | 5 letters | ontop |
| In first place | 7 letters | leading |
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| In first place | 8 letters | atthetop |
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- In the lead
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- Having the most points
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- A senior teacher winning
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- indeed, online promotion is winning!
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- best way to leave the casino
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- Go right
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- leading by a small margin
- in advance, or yet to come?
- Ace captain, winning
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- For each person in the lead
- Opposite of behind
- Leading poster about male article
- Place for a bowler further on
- The steam needed to get in front?
- "Stay ... of the curve" (in front of)
- Margin in horse racing
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- "No one knows what lies .........."
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- what a principal has managed to get!
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- Stop sign?
- Leader of academy doubled up
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- what's inside has to go up
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- ... of one's time (Like an innovator)
- Road Work ... (highway sign)
- Leading in a race
- In the lead, as in a race
- In the lead, or in front of
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- ... of schedule (early)
- One way to set a clock
- "Full steam ...!" (with maximum speed)
- A principal is at an advantage
- At the forefront
- What rug might go on first?
- up by a point, say
- in the lead in a race
- road sign word
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- “There are brighter days ...”
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- In the lead, in a way
- A leader doing well in the polls?
- In store for
- Defending a lead
- a chief in the lead
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- Braveheart leader in advance
- A leader at the front
- Leading Australian tried to dodge rule
- Where to find the leaders in a race
- ROAD WORK ...
- Give the go-(approve)
- at or in front
- a principal in the lead
- in front by so much?
- I'm way ...... of you
- Road Work ... (sign)
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- A school teacher is further advanced
- Closer to the finish line, say
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- *road-enclosure warning
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- In front of a principal
- Better quit while you're ....
- A point each, otherwise leading
- Leading article by teacher
- A nut is in the lead
- a boss in front of others
- the man in a commercial, in the lead
- Before one, there's a chief
- A leader gets out in front
- Up one, say
- Afore
- Apace
- Full steam ...... (with max energy)
- In front of a leader?
- ...... precedent
- Rapidly
- "He has a bright future ...... of him"
- In the lead, so far
- Think ....; plan
- Further on
- a principal's further on
- A leader in the forefront
- one's put in charge in advance
- in the lead - perhaps by this amount
- .... of time; early
- each
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- to the front
- In front with one conclusion
- We heard a principal was in the lead
- One manager out in front
- per capita, it's upfront
- Jn front
- Leading by a run, perhaps
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- Leading one-nil, say
- the one on top is also in front
- In advantageous position
- Behind? No, a 180-degree turn
- Forward gets up
- Each to come up
- Leading in a poll, say
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- "Way ...... of schedule" (before time)
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- In the coming days
- in front of you, not behind
- a chief is leading
- Behind? No, do a 180
- ...... of schedule (before time)
- specified male breaks as many up
- In a forward direction or position
- Leading, so far
- A cape coming up
- way to forge, skip, or think
- ... of time [in advance]
- in the forefront as a top teacher
- Where to look for a leading man
- The way one looks as an onlooker?
- before finding a principal
- ...... of the curve (more advanced)
- Where you should be given such a start
- Leading American kept hoarding energy
- leading male alpha in commercial
- One way to come out
- american nut in the lead
- In first place
- Above all others
- Above everything else
- Where sharks are in their
- In the highest position in the forest?
- reigning supreme
- Where there's room, but it's tough
- Where sharks are in their food chain
- Above all
- Uppermost
- Where it's lonely, reportedly
- Cream of the crop
- Numero uno
- Cr
- Whip
- Outdo
- Brief letter sign-off
- Informal letter signoff
- Bet or buy lead-in
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- Vanquish
- Tops
- Top-quality
- Overcome
- Top spot
- Sunday ......
- Top of the line
- Oscar word
- Rating a blue ribbon
- First place?
- Taking the blue ribbon
- Top of the heap
- ...... in Show (Westminster
- Oscar superlative
- Letter sign-off
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- Most vague
- Worst
- Empty
- Finest
- Top man on the 24 across
- Most excellent
- Most suitably
- Defeat good enemy?
- Outwit; most excellent
- Most appropriate wager about son
- Second to none
- Finest — and worst?
- Worst? Quite the opposite!
- Preeminent
- Award adjective
- Finest of tube stations?
- Good, better, ...
- Most suitable
- Optimum
- Worst — as good as can be
- ... Picture (Oscars category)
- Prime
- Top-rated
- Top bets are lost
- academy award adjective
- Worst footballer?
- Worst, or just the opposite?
- Gold-medal caliber
- Academy Awards word
- Leading
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- oscars adjective
- Practice
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- Defeat
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- The tops, choicest
- Most enjoyable
- Beatles' original drummer
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- correspondence sign-off
- oscar adjective
- highest in quality
- Beat
- Superlative
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- Amongst microbes tested in the cream
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- ... man (groomsman)
- Word in many award category names
- Queen hit song You're My ... Friend
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- Wager about small top
- First word of all Oscar awards
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- Edna of theater
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- Most favorable
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- "Honesty is the .... policy"
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- ... in show
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- Winning a blue ribbon
- word in academy award categories
- Man
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- Most acceptable
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- Most desirable
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- ... in Show (Westminster prize)
- Award category word
- Casual sign-off in a letter
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- Oscar title starter
- Primo
- Informal letter closing
- A
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- Unsurpassed
- Letter closing
- Insurance writer A.M...........
- Overpower
- "Father Knows ........"
- A-one
- Better than better
- Outstrip
- Trounce
- ...... bower (spare anchor)
- Carter's "Why Not the ......?"
- Drummer Pete
- Kind of man or seller
- Worst, in a way
- Outwit
- Wishes
- Co-discoverer of insulin
- "...... Foot Forward"
- Matchless
- British actress: 1900–74
- Outscore
- Met basso
- Girl or seller
- Foot to put forward
- first word in many award categories
- Finest ever to play for N Ireland?
- word in most espy award categories
- Choice
- Adjective in Academy Award categories
- Outclass
- 'It's for the ...'
- First-rate
- Friend
- finest quality
- Oscar category adjective
- Most excellent footballer
- what father knows
- One's smartest outfit
- A BFF word
- opposite of worst
- The
- Sample of microbes tested in the cream
- word in a tony award
- Greatest bets are lost
- Top greatest unmatched
- first defeat
- To be a saint is superlatively good
- Most outstanding
- Unbeatable
- First, leading
- What George was, at soccer?
- "Save the ... for last"
- letter ender, perhaps
- Choicest
- The “B” in BFF
- not worst
- Email sign-off word
- Top of its kind
- the finest - and worst
- the finest - worst
- top footballer once
- academy awards superlative
- outplay
- Friendly email sign-off
- Most fine
- oscars category adjective
- Most wonderful
- finest possible
- 'Yours truly' alternative
- Surpass, or unsurpassed
- Word after second, Sunday or Seattle's
- surpassing all others
- Part of BFF
- Most optimal
- Cream ......
- 'You're My ... Friend' (Queen song)
- Better than all others
- common awards word
- Highest-quality
- Word in most Oscar category names
- In first place
- Most elite
- ... worst risks son's raised