Posted on June 12, 2024
| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Large | 3 letters | big |
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| Large | 3 letters | fat |
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| Large | 4 letters | tall |
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| Large | 4 letters | full |
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| Large | 4 letters | wide |
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| Large | 4 letters | writ |
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| Large | 4 letters | vast |
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| Large | 4 letters | tidy |
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| Large | 4 letters | huge |
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| Large | 5 letters | byand |
| Large | 5 letters | jumbo |
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| Large | 5 letters | lofty |
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| Large | 5 letters | roomy |
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| Large | 5 letters | gross |
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| Large | 5 letters | loose |
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| Large | 5 letters | bulky |
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| Large | 5 letters | proud |
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| Large | 5 letters | ample |
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| Large | 5 letters | great |
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| Large | 6 letters | august |
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| Large | 6 letters | superb |
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| Large | 6 letters | strong |
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| Large | 7 letters | pompous |
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| Large | 7 letters | weighty |
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| Large | 7 letters | profuse |
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| Large | 7 letters | sizable |
| Large | 7 letters | titanic |
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| Large | 7 letters | stately |
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| Large | 7 letters | copious |
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| Large | 7 letters | sublime |
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| Large | 7 letters | liberal |
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| Large | 7 letters | massive |
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| Large | 7 letters | exalted |
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| Large | 7 letters | grandly |
| Large | 8 letters | complete |
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| Large | 8 letters | catholic |
| Large | 8 letters | abundant |
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| Large | 8 letters | splendid |
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| Large | 8 letters | spanking |
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| Large | 8 letters | princely |
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| Large | 8 letters | sizeable |
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| Large | 8 letters | generous |
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| Large | 8 letters | spacious |
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| Large | 8 letters | enormous |
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| Large | 8 letters | elevated |
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| Large | 8 letters | gorgeous |
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| Large | 8 letters | arrogant |
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| Large | 8 letters | eventful |
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| Large | 8 letters | imposing |
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| Large | 8 letters | majestic |
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| Large | 9 letters | capacious |
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| Large | 9 letters | stintless |
| Large | 9 letters | expansive |
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| Large | 9 letters | extensive |
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| Large | 9 letters | diffusive |
| Large | 9 letters | dignified |
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| Large | 9 letters | bountiful |
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| Large | 9 letters | important |
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| Large | 9 letters | plentiful |
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| Large | 9 letters | unselfish |
| Large | 9 letters | unsparing |
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| Large | 10 letters | prodigious |
| Large | 10 letters | stupendous |
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| Large | 10 letters | ungrudging |
| Large | 10 letters | sufficient |
| Large | 10 letters | voluminous |
| Large | 10 letters | unstinting |
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| Large | 10 letters | tremendous |
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| Large | 11 letters | substantial |
| Large | 11 letters | magnificent |
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| Large | 11 letters | enlightened |
| Large | 13 letters | comprehensive |
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- Extensive experience going topless
- Generous bit to try out, not the first
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- Abundant or copious
- Fat MP consumed by booze
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- Generous representative's first to go
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- Small portion, no starter, is plenty
- Enough to have beer with politician
- Bountiful
- plenty of
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- Liberal in Lewisham pledge
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- Plenty big
- Not coming up short
- Generous
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- Adequate
- Enough and maybe more
- Liberal
- Quite enough
- large beer a politician imbibed
- quite big enough
- Much more than meager
- Liberal in sham pledge
- Specimen not originally large enough
- Liberal Mike quietly consumed by booze
- politician in drink is quite enough
- A politician lied, oddly enough
- Liberal politician into the drink
- Much
- Generously sufficient
- In enough numbers
- Far more than enough
- a politician in drink is quite enough
- Enough to taste? Not initially
- Liberal in Lewisham pleading
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- Liberal in Amersham pledge
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- topless model is more than enough
- plenty found among damp leaves
- more than enough about maple
- Fairly sizeable
- Generous porter letting politician in
- Small taste? Not small, big
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- ...... hills creamery
- topless specimen showing plenty!
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- a topless specimen is quite enough
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- in the diagram plenty may be found!
- Big enough to see specimen beheaded
- In great supply
- Lashings of maple syrup
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- Liberal in Grantham pledge
- Large
- Handsome
- Comprehensive
- Broad
- bulky
- Wide
- Huge
- Easy ......
- Convenient
- Suitable
- Comfortable
- sufficient beer to drown politician
- Sufficient, abundant
- large politician in a french article
- generous anagram pleasantly entertains
- Plenty or sufficient
- More than enough, plenty
- Wholesale
- Widespread
- Well-planned
- Wealthy
- beer with politician is enough
- Liberal in Birmingham pleading
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- Sizable
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- More than enough of
- Liberal politician gets in the beer
- Plentiful or abundant
- Expansive
- Sufficient beer to cover politician
- Copious, more than enough
- Big politician surrounded by beer
- Big enough to see specimen head off
- Conceited
- Haughty
- High-and-mighty
- Self-important
- Stuck up
- Overly self-important
- Too proud chopping tarragon
- Self-important and overbearing
- Conceited Rogan seen in sculpture?
- Brash, cocky
- Overbearing
- Brazen
- Too proud to chop tarragon
- Overly proud
- More than haughty
- Non-U guarantor might be haughty
- More than snooty
- Presumptuous
- High-handed
- one presumes to be this
- Superior total, sealing game up
- Conceited Goran disturbed in painting
- Turn back, breaking rank as superior
- high self-opinion
- High & mighty [attitude]
- chopped tarragon may be overbearing
- Bumptious
- Too big for your boots
- tarragon can make one overbearing
- Proud, contrary attempt to break rank
- gran with rota unusually conceited
- Pompous
- Conceited Rogan shown in sculpture?
- proud
- Imperious
- Consequential
- Despotic
- Dogmatic
- Big
- Vain
- Authoritative
- Supercilious
- Presuming
- Autocratic
- Doctrinal
- Large
- coherent
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- Boastful
- Glorious
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- Self-satisfied
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- Magnificent
- Self-conscious
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- Dictatorial
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- Lordly
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- Like one on an ego trip
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- Wise
- Withering
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- Opposite of humble
- Insolently proud
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- overbearing tarragon, possibly
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- Distinguished
- Month without a national
- Majestic
- Last full month of summer
- Month in a Faulkner title
- Lordly
- Month
- Majestic - month
- Majestic part of the summer?
- Impressive eventual successor to May
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- Impressive time of year
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- Respected and impressive in the month
- Month to which Octavius added one day
- Month between July and September
- Birthday month for Madonna
- Month named after Rome's first emperor
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- Summer month
- Dignified
- The eighth month of the year
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- Month of a Roman emperor
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- the last month of summer
- Imposing for a while
- a month that is grand
- grand month
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- Eminent
- Month named after an ancient Roman
- Inspiring reverence
- Month after July
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- Month without a national holiday
- GOLDEN GALE
- Regal month?
- One of twelve
- Eighth month in the Gregorian calendar
- Summer's end*
- Venerable Roman emperor ignores us
- Noble time
- Impressive summer period
- Hot month
- majestic australian storm
- One month
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- Summer month in Gregorian calendar
- Month with 31 days
- An impressive month?
- Back-to-school month for some
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- summer month - majestic
- The eighth month
- An impressive time of the year?
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- eighth month
- A time to be noble?
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- month of dignity
- it's such a majestic time of the year!
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- it's such a majestic time of year!
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