| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Lose luster | 4 letters | fade |
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| Lose luster | 7 letters | tarnish |
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- Lose colour and brightness
- four notes gradually diminish
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- Drop from the leader board
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- lose colour
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- Type of cut
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- What some things do in the sun
- Film technique
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- Movie ending effect
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- Burst
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- gradual film transition
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- gradual change in volume
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- Lose freshness or brilliance of color
- become discoloured
- fabrics do this if left in the sun
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- Get gradually quieter
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- Tire
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- Gradual disappearance
- Get sleepy
- Become less vivid
- Taper
- Cousin of a crew cut
- Grow faint gradually
- Lose luster
- Discolour
- Shirt — an awful stain
- Rock star in hot spot
- Lose lustre
- Dirty, like a small lake?
- Discolour - sully
- Mountain lake is hard to discolour
- Dull sailor is in new hotel
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- Spoil the sailor with a broken shin
- Dull replacement in trash
- pitch shin out - dull
- Cause loss of respect
- sully, as a reputation
- become discolored, as silverware
- Besmirch
- Become dull
- Strain terribly hard and lose lustre
- Corrosion layer
- Loss of luster
- Discolor (rhymes with “varnish”)
- It's black with a silver background
- Taint
- Destroy the luster
- Besmirchment
- Discoloration
- Dirty shirt, short and tight
- stain leads to his rant, possibly
- spot, a bit like a mountain lake
- take the gloss off
- Impair reputation
- Stain
- To ruin someone's reputation, say
- Dull, sort of like pool?
- Lose lustre like small mountain lake?
- Damage, as one's reputation
- Dirty like certain lakes?
- To sully
- Soil
- Grow dull
- a new shirt got dirty
- Damage [reputation]
- Blacken
- Trash in recycling to lose shine
- dirty like a small mountain stream?
- Mountain lake, one quiet and dull
- how one might lose lustre by his rant
- Stain resembling small lake?
- Soil thrown in trash
- discolor, as silver
- Discoloration of surface of a metal
- Smear
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- Blemish
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- Daub
- Befoul
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- Obscure
- Slander
- Maculate
- sailor picked up in ship not half dull
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- achromatize
- Aspersion
- attaint
- badge of infamy
- bar sinister
- Baton
- Bedaub
- Begrime
- benasty
- bend sinister
- Besmear
- besmoke
- besoil
- Bespatter
- bestain
- Black eye
- Black mark
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- Bleach
- bloodstain
- Blot
- blotch
- blow upon
- Blur
- Brand
- broad arrow
- Call names
- Calumniate
- Censure
- champain
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- Corrupt
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- Damage
- Darken
- Debase
- decolor
- decolorize
- Defame
- Defile
- Degrade
- denigrate
- Dim
- Dirty
- Disapprove
- Discolor
- Disgrace
- Dishonor
- Disparage
- Disparagement
- Drain
- Drain of color
- Dull
- Embarrass
- engage in personalities
- Etiolate
- Expose
- expose to infamy
- Eyesore
- Fade
- Fleck
- Flick
- Flyspeck
- Foul
- Fume
- Gibbet
- Grime
- hang in effigy
- Harm
- heap dirt upon
- Hurt
- Impair
- Imputation
- Infect
- Injure
- Macula
- Maculation
- macule
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- mark of Cain
- MESS
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- Nasty
- Onus
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- Peroxide ......
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- pillorying
- point champain
- Prejudice
- Reflection
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- Revile
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- slubber
- slur
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- ...... smoke
- Smooch
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- Smut
- Smutch
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- Speckle
- Splash
- Splatter
- Splotch
- Spoil
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- stigmatization
- Stigmatize
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- Throw mud at
- Tone down
- Vilify
- Vitiate
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- ran this badly so as to lose lustre
- small lake is hard to sully
- make dull sailor break shin
- to damage someone''s reputation
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