| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Like some interpretations | 5 letters | loose |
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| Like some interpretations | 7 letters | literal |
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- Exact
- Precise
- Like some translations
- Not exaggerated
- Word for word
- Without metaphor
- Verbatim
- Completely straightforwar
- Accurate misprint
- Not figurative
- Avoiding embellishment
- Faithful to the original Gospel?
- Gospel burning with real abandon
- I'll tear about, word-for-word
- Let liar sort it out word-for-word
- Verbatim - true
- A tiller turned out to be exact
- Exactly as stated
- unlike idioms
- Pure-and-simple
- A tiller turned out exact
- In 50/50, is tie break oddly strict?
- Unvarnished
- Good books are put up online verbatim
- True to fact
- Completely straightforward
- Like some interpretations
- Strict
- Like some meanings
- Not loose
- Prosaic
- Matter of fact?
- Far from figurative
- To the letter
- Boring drunk left after time
- according to the letter
- Factual
- drunk, real smashed to be precise
- Genuine misprint
- exact rite, all different
- Exact, real
- Tell IRA to reform word-for-word
- basic in meaning
- true to the original
- Unimaginative drunk, real mess
- large retail organisation, to be exact
- a tiller taken word for word
- exact rite, all wrong
- Illuminated real place to the letter
- Following the exact meaning of words
- following the letter
- A word-for-word translation
- avoiding wordplay
- humdrum mistake in printing
- Word-for-word, exact [translation]
- Maybe let liar be taken word for word
- Unimaginative in a basic sense
- metaphor-free
- Genuine error made by printer
- left retail out, to be exact
- Lacking imagination
- Unimaginative in a strict sense
- Following word for word
- word for word, it's a misprint
- actual
- Exact or precise
- rite all translated word for word
- Dull drunk left on time
- all tire badly, to be exact
- Not metaphorical or figurative
- Like some lips
- Off the leash
- Free from restraint
- Ready to come off
- Relaxed
- Untethered
- Ready to fall out, as pag
- Not tight
- Unattached
- Freewheeling
- One way to hang
- Coming unglued?
- Imprecise
- On the lam
- Not tied down
- Untight
- Lax
- Kind of translation
- Kind of change
- Laissez-faire
- Of doubtful morals
- Unbound
- Like some interpretations
- Unconnected
- Baggy
- Almost ready for the toot
- Slack
- Unconfined
- Free toilets for the Home Counties!
- At large
- Where to go and seem only 50% insecure
- Nothing to to do at this end
- Not firmly fixed
- Unfastened
- Look and see - neither finish at large
- Not tightly fixed
- Can opposing players let go?
- Cut Hank on vacation some slack
- Undone by game against Home Counties
- Promiscuous
- Not bound
- Like a muumuu's fit
- wiggly, like a tooth
- out of its cage
- Relaxed solo played with energy
- Free toilets on end of promenade
- word before change or talk
- Free-and-easy
- Jazzy solo, with echo, not tight
- Fumbled, say
- Vague; free
- bad thing for an iss cargo to be
- Unstructured
- Not confined
- Ladies almost set free
- Informal
- mislay a ring inside when slack
- Wobbly toilet seat with half missing
- Wobbly
- (Of a garment) a size too big?
- Set free
- Wobbly toilet seat half falling off
- At liberty not to get tight
- Free, untethered
- Relaxed solo played with echo
- not tucked in
- unsecured
- Unfettered
- Inexact
- not tight enough
- like baggy pants
- On the run
- Unattached miss holding ring
- Vague — insecure
- Not well-fitting
- Unattached miss accepts ring
- break it and be free
- Off-leash, say
- Cannon
- ... ends (unsettled bits)
- Has a screw ...; is nuts
- Like a gossip's lips
- Free toilets by end of lane
- Wanton son visiting Cornish town
- Not tight at all
- Far from tight
- on the ... (at large)
- On the ...... (fleeing)
- type of cannon or change
- .. change; coin purse contents
- Mislay nothing inside that's not fixed
- Opposite of tight
- Detached
- Relaxed, slack
- In need of tightening
- not restrictive
- Ready to fall out
- ".... lips sink ships"
- Almost ready for the tooth fairy
- like idiomatic cannons
- Not tethered
- Not bound to relax
- Tight's opposite
- Like a fugitive
- On the ...
- Not exact
- Kind of end
- Free
- Kind of cannon
- Like some cannons
- Unpackaged
- Not secure
- At liberty
- Fast's companion
- Like cash, at times
- Partner of fast
- A partner of fast
- Let fly
- Kind of talk or change
- Like a caftan
- Gooselike
- Licentious
- Insecure
- Fast's partner
- Not tied up or attached
- off the leash, say
- Running free
- like some curls
- Come On Baby, Shake Somethin' ... SRV
- Not tied up
- having slack
- Relaxed game ends on schedule
- Get beaten, with nothing approximate
- Untied
- ... ends (unsettled details)
- About to fall out, like a tooth
- Not bound together
- fail to grasp a vague epithet
- Needing tightening
- not bound to be licentious
- Tie up ... ends
- Relaxed sons in Cornish town
- Cut ... (let go of)
- Not securely attached
- Not bound to be promiscuous
- Not rigid
- Not tight, as some knots
- On the ....; free to roam
- unattached and promiscuous
- unattached libertine
- Unfixed
- unrestricted
- unsecured; dissolute
- Untie
- Free to fail, securing nothing
- Mislay the ring in it that's too big
- Unrestrained
- Free to fail, getting nothing twice
- One in rugby at large arch?
- Not at all tight
- Vague [definition]
- Free love? Be beaten without it
- Like flowy pants
- Untether
- free university has vacancies
- vague description of furniture cover
- Like saggy pants
- Like ends that may need to be tied up
- Un-fettered
- .... cannon; unpredictable one
- like a kid's tooth, maybe
- Baggy as a cannon or end could be
- Like baby teeth eventually
- Look, oyster oddly unfastened
- Kind of cannon or change
- ladies and gents, you're finally free!
- Off the chain, say
- slack return from one so old
- Conveying only general sense
- it's not precisely defined as lax
- Behold very large European general
- Going places, free at last?
- Unbuttoned
- Like some cannons or change
- John almost set free
- leo so wild when not confined
- Slack, not tight
- relaxed when unattached
- get beaten, having nothing approximate
- Dissolute
- Not fixed tightly
- Oriental toilets at large
- On the ....; unrestrained
- those who manage to escape break this
- free for solo flying, note
- one who escapes will break this
- like pants that might sag
- not well secured
- Big Leo has broken out and is at large
- See enormous energy unrestrained
- wobbly toilet seat's half missing
- be defeated holding ring when relaxed
- Unleashed
- Not precise
- Unrestrained solo played with echo
- Is not bound to be immoral
- Ring possessed by miss, unattached
- ...... Women, lunchtime talk show
- Improvised solo, key not fixed
- Fast? Perhaps not!
- Go down round circle and let go
- Slovenly
- Rakish
- Lank
- Incoherent
- declamatory
- Desultory
- Vulgar
- wanton
- Wild
- Adrift
- afloat
- Astray
- Away
- Truant
- Unbridled
- Loud
- Rambling
- Abandoned
- Far
- Weak
- Remiss
- Backward
- indiligent
- Slow
- Tardy
- Negligent
- Disorderly
- Untidy
- Unclean
- sluttish
- slatternly
- Abroad
- "...... missing ..."
- ...... about
- Large
- Wrong
- Erring
- Wandering
- Agog
- abroach
- Distracted
- Disordered
- ...... Women, daytime talk show
- lax when unattached
- At large: on the ......
- "Dissolute" is imprecise
- Big Leo is prowling round free
- Not tightly fastened or secured
- like some change
- ...... Ends, Radio 4 programme
- like a tyke's tooth, maybe
- Like a jiggly tooth
- unattached base supporting toilets
- Detached from its place
- Like baggy or saggy clothes
- Without rhyme or reason
- whorish
- Weigh anchor
- Wayward
- Not tight or secure
- release of easy virtue?
- “Immoral” is imprecise
- Unconstrained
- Unfasten
- Opposite of snug
- Not taut
- Free to roam
- Word before “ball” or “change”
- free to fiddle a solo, notedly
- Not tight-fitting
- Not tightly bound or fitting
- Not tightly fixed, ready to fall off
- Slack, the rope is ...
- Ill-fitting, slack
- Unattached, unsteady
- fast partner?
- Like some translations
- No longer connected evenly
- Indefinite
- Hardly strict
- Vague
- rough, as a translation
- unfettered, mislay ring inside
- dissolute but not tight
- .... change; pocket coins
- like plans not set in stone
- ... women, itv chat show
- Baggy, not tight
- synonym or antonym of "fast"
- promiscuous but insecure
- 50 rings, extremely scarce, not tight
- Not tight; could be a tooth or a screw
- Free latrine with empty space
- Fail to keep outside ring slack
- "all hell broke ...."
- Like an oversized shirt
- Cracking solo with Bowie finally free
- not fully screwed in
- Like a tooth that's about to fall out
- unattached son found in cornish town
- One way to be cut
- Like an unsecured screw
- Baggy, ill-fitting
- Clothing with lots of space, not tight
- Not fast