| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Knit, maybe | 3 letters | sew |
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| Knit, maybe | 4 letters | mend |
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| Knit, maybe | 4 letters | heal |
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- Recover
- Recuperate
- Get better
- Make better
- Patch up
- Close up, perhaps
- Knit, maybe
- Cure
- Make well
- Set right
- Make sound
- "Physician, ...... thyself"
- Knit, e.g.
- Become better
- Knit, in a way
- Become healthy again
- recover, medically speaking
- Make a bit healthier!
- restore to wellness
- Make hale?
- Regain strength
- The album has to get better
- Mend part of sock for the listener?
- recover from injury
- become cured
- Treat prince having swallowed ecstasy
- 3 scoundrel in conversation
- Be on the mend
- Wrote off water hole as remedy
- Mend
- Become well
- Treat successfully, cure
- In ache, a lot will get better
- recover from wounds
- Show signs of self-improvement?
- Recover from an injury
- Mend part of shoe soundly
- Cure a patient say
- Make well again
- Mend over time, as an injury
- Get better as a broken bone
- Mend, as an injury
- Make whole
- Cure, make well
- Remedy
- become well again
- Cure wounds
- Repair
- Get well
- Get better content from The Alert
- Recover from a break, say
- Get better, as a cut
- Time can do it
- Be doctor to
- Fulfill a Hippocratic promise
- Knit
- Restore
- Improve
- Emulate the good doctor
- Free from evil
- Advice to a physician, with "thyself"
- Free from grief
- Respond to a shaman's efforts
- Reconcile
- Cure found in the Algarve
- respond to a doctor's efforts
- Make or become well
- Put right inside the almond
- restore to health
- Close up, say
- Get better, as a wound
- Bounce back from an illness
- Respond well to medical treatment
- Make good list for auditors
- What time will do to a wound
- get better part of shoe, say
- Get better, as from a fever
- Recover from illness, say
- Get better, like a sore
- Have your bones knit back together
- Recover from wounds, say
- Become healthy again after an injury
- "Time will ... all wounds"
- Recover after an injury
- restore to soundness
- effect a cure
- Scab, as a wound
- To cure
- get healthy again
- Have broken bones mend
- Mend, as a broken finger
- Knit, as bones
- Cure, make healthy
- It seems he will be free from ailment
- Cure, make better
- Get better after being hurt
- Recover at a tent revival
- get well again
- The almond contains cure
- Get better after an injury
- Salve
- Regain
- Return
- Mollify
- Redress
- Relieve
- the man, a learner, needing cure
- Cure or alleviate
- Make healthy again
- mend after an injury
- eat meat in "final fight," say
- Make good as new
- Get better lodgings in the Alps
- fix part of shoe, say
- Treat illness successfully
- Recover, as from an injury
- Remedy or cure
- to remedy
- Mend, as a broken bone
- To make well or ......
- Restore to full health
- Mend a wound
- To become well again
- Make hale, possibly
- remedy for some in the altogether
- Fix
- Fix up
- Recuperate
- Get better
- Make whole
- Patch up
- Improve
- "Darn ......!"
- Knit, maybe
- Darn, as socks
- Sew up
- Heal
- Repair
- Rectify
- Make sound
- Put right
- Part of an old sock, mayb
- Get better, so to speak
- Fix blokes drinks at the outset…
- Repair last bit of motorway?
- Soldiers, last in ward, get better
- Fix, repair
- Soldiers don't initially get better
- Sew a patch on, perhaps
- Alter, as a statute
- Chaps with daughter in fix
- Repair many at last
- Fix chaps on the day
- Darn, as a sock
- ... patch
- use thread on threads, say
- repair, as a garment
- Make repairs to
- repair, as fences
- Fix troops on the day
- ... fences (make things right)
- Fix (torn clothes)
- Repair, as clothing
- Make whole again
- Fix (a torn shirt)
- Darn (socks)
- Repair (clothing)
- repair a tear
- Patch or darn
- Fix, as a tear
- Set right
- People beginning to do repair
- Fix a tear
- Fix (clothes)
- On the ... (recuperating)
- On the ... (getting better)
- "Part of an old sock, maybe"
- Repair, as a torn seam
- Tape, say
- Right
- Doctor
- Knit
- ...... tape
- Make repairs
- Do some darning
- Remedy
- Reform
- Ameliorate
- Close frayed edges
- Darn that sock
- Convalesce
- Fix up old clothes
- Fix, As A Broken Heart
- fix, as one's fences
- getting better, on the ...
- Repair as torn clothes
- Fix, as a hole in clothing
- ...... fences (kiss and make up)
- Repair or darn
- Chaps getting start of drugs fix
- put back together, in a way
- Repair minute object
- repair 1,000 to finish
- Some committed nemesis turns up? Darn!
- Figure to finish a repair
- fix, as figurative fences
- Fix up (rhymes with "bend")
- Patch, e.g.
- Heal, like a broken heart
- Darn, like a sock
- Fix something
- Repair, like an old shoe
- restore, in a way
- Chaps with daughters in fix
- darn or patch, say
- Fellows with a lot to put right
- Repair-guys don't start
- fellows with 500 to repair
- Fix, improve
- Repair ripped denim I discarded
- .... fences (fix a damaged friendship)
- Fellows figure to get better
- Repair, fix
- repair what malcolm has
- fix, like fences or clothes
- Put back together
- On the (improving after an illness)
- Repair, patch, stitch
- On the ....; getting well
- Put a patch on, say
- Fix guys drinks at the start
- Fix soldiers on the day
- Chaps with a lot to repair
- Salve
- Amend
- Restore
- Better
- ........ one's ways, improve oneself
- Repair old tear in sports wear
- Heal the hurt
- Fix, as a fence
- Fix a rip
- Stitch up
- Make good
- male, before finish, getting fix
- repair with needle and thread
- Repair, as old clothes
- On The ...... (Healing)
- ........ your ways [stop misbehaving]
- a thousand finish up in fix
- improve months before completion
- patch, say
- Patch up, as pants
- Fix, as a torn piece of cloth
- Fix, in a way
- fix as torn clothing
- Fix with a needle and thread
- darn, say
- Fellows had briefly to be put right
- make peace with others: .... fences
- Sew up that big sock hole
- Wrap (up)
- Finish (up)
- Seam
- Attach, as a patch
- Make a seam
- Use a needle
- Needle
- Monopolize, with "up"
- Give a darn
- Patch up
- Buttonhole, maybe
- "Darn ......!"
- Put in stitches
- Emulate Betsy Ross
- Stitch up
- Finish, with "up"
- Clinch, with "up"
- Darn, as socks
- Produce duds
- Do some quilting
- Be in a bee
- Use a Singer
- Make darts, say
- Finalize, with "up"
- Leave in stitches?
- Use needle and thread
- Do zigzags, maybe
- Use a Singer machine
- Singers do it
- Hem but not haw
- Follow a pattern, in a wa
- Darn, e.g.
- Tailor-make
- Repair tears
- Buttonhole, in a way
- Follow a pattern, say
- Make clothes
- Do needlework
- Employ a Singer
- Do darts
- Do tailoring
- Make dresses and things
- Stitch
- Do some housework? Yes
- Embroider
- Baste
- Use a needle having three points?
- Work with needles, thus, it's reported
- Embroider, e.g
- Make seams, say
- Rip off wipers to do some fancy work?
- Needle a bit?
- Do a home ec assignment
- Use a needle like this, say
- Make stitches?
- Thus announced work on repair
- stitch using needle and thread
- Alter, perhaps
- Make a mend, say
- Cover up a hole, say
- Do top/notch work?
- Mend, as a muffler
- supply embroidery with points?
- Work with needle and thread
- work from a pattern, maybe
- So homophone
- Suture
- patch, perhaps
- Unite at three points
- Rig [with "up"]
- Make a shirt
- To do so is work, or sounds so
- Mend with thread say
- Attach a button, perhaps
- put on a patch, e.g.
- do stitchery
- emulate ross
- isaac singer made it easier to do this
- tie up a few loose ends?
- make mends
- darn things
- repair a tear
- use a needle and thread
- Work with thread
- follow a pattern
- Do some hemming
- Work on seams
- Do a craft
- Alter a skirt
- Alter slacks
- Do basting
- Do some needlework
- put a singer to work
- Mend, in a way
- mend, perhaps
- Attach a patch say
- Join a quilting bee
- Do some stitching
- Ply a needle and thread
- Use a needle and thread say
- fix, as a slip
- Suture, say
- Do some alterations
- Do some tailoring say
- do part of the housework
- Stitch together
- Do embroidery
- Stitch something up
- darn, say
- Darn clothes
- Do some tailoring
- Mend
- Secure with thread
- Make a dress
- Make quilts
- Make seams
- Create a seam
- Ply needle and thread
- Close a seam
- Assemble garments
- Make a fine seam
- Fasten with stitches
- Do some darning
- Stitch a seam
- Work as a tailor
- Play the seamstress
- Mend clothing
- Do some handwork
- Perform a tailor's task
- Mend; darn
- Make clothing
- Tuck or gather
- Make a hem
- Imitate a tailor
- Construct clothes
- Construct clothing
- Use a Singer machine e.g.
- Create clothes
- Do a tailor's job
- Do crewelwork
- Attach by stitches
- Do some stitching say
- Do some embroidery
- Mend with stitches
- Do needlepoint
- Do a bit of needlework
- Fasten with thread
- do some costuming work
- Do some quilting or darning
- Home Ec verb
- Join with stitches
- Baste (hems)
- Form a seam
- Attach buttons
- Do the mending
- three ways to make repairs
- fasten together, in a way
- Fix a button
- linger with a singer
- Make a quilt, e.g
- Darn, darn, darn!
- make a dress, say
- Cross-stitch, perhaps
- "Follow a pattern, in a way"
- Hem, e.g
- Do a darn good job?
- Secure, with "up"
- Tie up some loose ends?
- Fashion clothes
- Tend to hems
- Attend to a tear
- Work with a Singer
- Ice, with "up"
- Pull some strings?
- Conclude, with "up"
- Hem, not haw
- ... patch
- Make one's own wardrobe
- Join a bee
- Do some shirring
- Fasten, in a way
- Emulate Dorcas
- Use Howe's device
- "... and a time to ......": Eccles.
- Make hems
- Overcast
- Fasten by stitching
- Fasten with filament
- "And ...... a fine seam"
- Wield the needle
- Ply a needle
- Make seams and darts
- ...... up (get control of)
- Use a darning egg
- "As you ......, so shall you rip"
- Backstitch
- Baste or shirr
- Meat dish
- ...... up (clinch)
- Use Howe's machine
- Do mending
- Homophone of “so”
- Do needlepoint or embroidery
- Fix a torn sleeve, say
- Attach a patch
- Make a hem, perhaps
- risk a thumb prick, perhaps
- Put in sutures
- ply the needle
- Create a quilt
- Do a bit of darning, say
- "Darn it!"
- replace a button
- use a thimble
- attach a button
- needle and thread
- work with a needle