| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Like some hands | 4 letters | idle |
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| Like some hands | 5 letters | dealt |
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| Like some hands | 5 letters | hired |
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| Like some hands | 7 letters | acehigh |
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- Distributed pasteboards
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- Distributed at bridge
- Officiated at blackjack
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- Provided the hands
- (Of cards) distributed
- Distributed, as playing cards
- Had to do with
- Distributed the deck, say
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- Distributed cards, say
- Took care of, handled
- gave a hand
- Handed out as mah-jongg tiles
- ... with it (coped)
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- apportioned playing cards
- sent a card?
- Passed out while playing
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- Gave the school a hand
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- .... with; handled, as a situation
- gave someone a 10, say?
- distributed, in a casino
- Given transaction on time
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- Taken care of, with "with"
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- traded in timber, teak initially
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- did business by putting hands out
- Was given to playing cards
- Doled out playing cards
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- Handled Delta strike
- issued, as cards
- "he who smelt it ...... it"
- Handed out jade, although confined
- Like cards at a card table
- Started a round of cards
- Gave one's playmates a hand
- Meted (out)
- Handed out cards at the poker table
- Started a poker game, say
- Gave some ideas to an officer
- handed out a hand
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- Employed
- Brought on board
- Signed on
- Brought on
- Like some help
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- put to work at a radio station, say
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- Put on
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- Took on workers
- Greeting socialist, getting engaged
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- Put on the staff
- Added to the staff?
- Employed by the hotel I had left
- Added to the payroll
- Taken on
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- Took on help
- Given employment
- Accepted for employment
- given a job
- Took on staff
- recruited communist after greeting
- Brought on as an employee
- greeting socialist who's engaged
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- rented, leased
- Rented [a car, eg]
- Taken on for a crazy ride to Southend
- brought aboard
- stipendiary
- paid
- now on the payroll
- May be taken on or leased out
- Brought on to the staff
- Recruited for a job, say
- He was ... as a lead designer
- Leased, rented
- placed on the payroll
- added employees
- Engaged just one in a whole group
- Rented for temporary use
- Unused
- Barely run, as an engine
- Going nowhere
- Like some rumors
- Still
- Empty
- Like some threats
- Like some chatter
- Off ......
- Just lying around
- Not busy
- Indolent
- Kind of hands that are "t
- Not working
- Pink-slip
- Leave in neutral
- Jobless
- Kill time
- Waiting
- Not engaged
- Run while standing
- Between assignments
- Not playing
- Motionless
- Lounge
- Sitting on one's hands
- Trifling
- Having time on one's hand
- Loafing
- Just twiddling one
- Like some hands
- Unmeaningful
- Unoccupied
- Taking a break from work
- Run without moving
- Doing nothing
- Frequent Cleese co-star
- Just chilling
- Like some thoughts
- Shelved
- Not going anywhere
- Frivolous
- Kind of speculation
- Nothing doing?
- Like some fears
- Unemployed
- At leisure
- Mark time
- Not doing anything
- Lay off
- Not scheduled to compete
- In neutral
- No longer working
- Fallow
- Lazy ......
- Twiddling one's thumbs
- Out of action
- Not in operation
- Just loafing
- Out of work
- Run in place
- On one's duff
- What a getaway car may be
- "...... hands are the devil'
- Just sitting around
- Potentially going into sc
- Kind of talk
- Unfounded, as gossip
- Just twiddling the thumbs
- Knock (about)
- Not scheduled to play
- Groundless
- Baseless
- On break, say
- Not in use
- Not occupied
- Mothballed
- Run at the curb
- Wait at the light
- Off the job
- At rest
- Goofing off
- Thumb-twiddling
- Ineffectual
- Useless fish in Lake? On the contrary
- Not active
- Jobless indulged from time to time
- Unemployed paid less at the centre
- Avoiding work; lazy
- Do-nothing
- Avoiding work
- Lazy brother abandoning check
- Regularly indulged in lounge
- Slothful extremes of island life
- Lied about being unemployed
- I had lake drained: it's not working
- Hero can be heard in lounge
- Useless deli in difficulties
- Run, but not move
- Inactive or lazy
- Not functioning
- Word from Old English for ''useless''
- Unoccupied or not in use
- having the day off
- Wait at the light, engine on
- anagram for deli
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- Not busy at all
- Unoccupied, drop line in to fish
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- doing zip
- "... hands are the devil's playthings"
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- Immobile
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- loafing around
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- opposite of busy
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- doing zilch
- between actions
- in screen saver mode, say
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- in sleep mode
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- British comedian Eric
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- At a standstill
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- wait in traffic
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- sit in park, say
- like much chitchat
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- trivial, as talk
- sit in traffic
- not at all serious, as threats
- on the sidelines
- "Spamalot" lyricist
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- Unfounded
- like chitchat, often
- i had the french doing nothing
- Insubstantial
- i had the french loaf
- Not up to much
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- Currently twiddling one's thumbs
- Lazy leaving line in fish
- stay active, not .....
- Unemployed superstar given a hearing
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- Indulged in odd places between jobs?
- Mindless, like chatter
- "Spamalot" creator Eric
- Not working, but soon to
- Spamalot co-creator Eric
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- Pointless
- Frivolous, as some chatter
- Python disinclined to move?
- Useless section of welding is rejected
- Without foundation
- In couch-potato mode
- Not used in tabloid leader
- lackadaisical
- Resting
- Unengaged
- Uninvolved
- Worthless
- Killing time
- Not at work
- Sitting around doing nothing
- Pointless, as chatter
- Sit in neutral, as a car
- Curiosity
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- Remain in neutral, as a car
- Unfounded, as a rumor
- Not being utilized
- Do nothing at all
- Not in gear, as an auto
- Eric of the Pythons
- Baseless, as rumors
- ... mode (not being used)
- just chillin
- Monty Python's Eric
- Potter lied deviously
- like a relief pitcher in a no-hitter
- pointless image, say
- Slothful
- Run in neutral
- sounds like the image of lazy people
- Lied in a way that's simply useless
- Python lay on one's oars
- Not scheduled to play, as a pro team