| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Make illegal | 3 letters | ban |
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| Make illegal | 6 letters | outlaw |
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| Make illegal | 7 letters | abolish |
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| Make illegal | 8 letters | prohibit |
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| Make illegal | 11 letters | criminalize |
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- Do away with
- Scrap
- Annul
- End ......
- Put an end to
- Has boil, festering, to get rid of
- A returned high ball is hard to stop
- Boil has burst? Stop
- End a nonsense, penning short story
- To put an end to
- Ban a practice or law
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- Axe a throwback, sort of?
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- Put an end to, a rule perhaps
- Get rid of nasty boils in a hospital
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- Obliterate boils treated in a hospital
- A heavy arrow mostly is hard to stop
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- get rid of, as a law
- doctor has boil to get rid of
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- Put an end to something?
- Outlaw
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- Do away with silo, back inside
- Outlaw boils bananas in wood
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- get rid of awful boils in a hospital
- Boil has festered – put an end to it
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- Prohibition in Albania
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- opposite of "legalize"
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- across-the-board ruling
- the epa put one on edb
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- there's one on ddt
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- stop the use of
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- Ray-... (brand of eyeglasses)
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- "No Boys Allowed," for example
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- International treaty subject
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- secret rival
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- 60's slogan "......the bomb"
- Sure competitor
- Exception
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- Anathema
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- Edict of a sort
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- Outlaw's trial cut short
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- officially prohibit
- Right Guard alternative
- Test ... (treaty subject)
- Airline's new embargo
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- Anagram of "nab"
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- outlaw from copacabana
- Pass a law against
- To prevent
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- Prohibit something, say
- Ray-... (brand of sunglasses)
- Alternative to Sure or Secret
- Ray-... (aviator company)
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- place off limits
- Ray-... (sunglasses brand)
- Exclude the big-headed one
- To prohibit something
- Prohibit from doing something
- It can last a lifetime
- Legally prohibit or forbid
- Rule inadmissible
- Legally forbid
- Prohibit from?
- it's forbidding
- Antiperspirant brand
- Arrid competitor
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- stop legally
- Outlaw some mountebanks
- A forbidding order
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- Refuse to allow in
- forbid the sale of
- kick out, as from a twitch channel
- Declare off-limits
- Roll-on deodorant brand
- Outlaw robbing a bank
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- revoke one's allowance?
- Forbid a bachelor to have a bit of fun
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- opposite of permit
- prevent admittance
- forbid, make illegal
- forbidding order
- Officially outlaw
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- Official exclusion
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- Nuclear Test ...
- Set out of bounds
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- Forbiddance
- Focus of many a law
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- remove, as a troll from a forum
- Style and vigour
- Block undergraduate news, initially
- Ray-... (sunglasses manufacturer)
- Big name in deodorant
- Bar from entry
- eject or suspend, e.g. from twitter?
- prohibition cuts orchestra by 500
- Turning up, snatch block
- It forbids one to pinch it back
- Make against the law
- Outlaw? Yes, a big-headed one!
- It might be a hosepipe one
- Outlaw cop brought back
- zoning
- Wipe out
- Whammy
- Prohibit or shut out
- block british article
- Restriction
- Strike out order
- Rumanian penny
- Declares unlawful
- Blacklist
- Suspend
- Ray-.... Sunglasses
- Moratorium
- deodorant brand
- prohibit as library books
- Disallow, as single-use plastics
- Severe punishment
- Outlaw someone or something
- Injunction makes group finish early
- Legally forbid, say
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- make taboo
- legal prohibition as for weapons
- bar from a board, maybe
- bar, in lebanon?
- To forbid
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- One who's wanted
- Ban
- One taking the stage?
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- Bonnie or Clyde
- Billy the Kid or Jesse Ja
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- Declare illegal
- Robin Hood figure?
- Criminal such as Jesse James
- Where in France Disney set up bar
- Highwayman
- to exile is not in the legal procedure
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- posse's quarry
- Make illegal
- "wanted dead or alive" person
- Certain fugitive
- Proscribe
- Robin Hood was one
- Prohibit dreadful lout getting a wife
- Criminal on parole perhaps, cut grass
- Renegade
- Ban ... or bandit
- Criminal, bandit
- he's ostracised and not in the act
- Criminal
- Sheriff's quarry
- Posse quarry
- Bad guy in a western
- Thug loses the head with the bar ban
- "Wanted" poster depiction
- figure on a wild west wanted poster
- Black hat
- Billy the Kid or Jesse James
- Wanted felon
- Robin Hood, for one
- Jesse James, e.g.
- Felonious fugitive
- Brigand
- One on the run
- Habitual criminal
- Lawless person
- Western movie villain
- "... King," movie starring Chris Pine
- Desperado
- Ned Kelly, for instance
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- to ban
- Bushranger, for example
- Offender is not in court by order
- Wanted one
- face on a poster in the wild west
- oh! you find disney is wanted?
- Wanted Western felon
- fugitive lout upset a wife
- Bad character not at home as a rule
- Old West fugitive
- one who's ostracised not in the act
- Bandit ban
- Bandit dismissed ruling
- Introduce a ban on
- The Sundance Kid was one of these
- Butch Cassidy, eg
- Wrongdoer
- Wrongful
- Weed out
- Ban Robin Hood?
- Villain who gets away, as a rule?
- criminal lout managed to get a wife
- Criminal, gangster
- Coppers dropped beneath public bar
- Fugitive dated women around US city
- Robin of Sherwood was one
- Jesse James was an ....
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- ban unacceptable act
- Jesse James, for instance
- Offender dismissed by decree
- Cowboy bandit
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- Stop for welcome morsel
- Put a ban on
- Make illegal
- Ban
- Ban, forbid
- Expert to welcome short snack in bar
- Ban for greeting segment
- Formally forbid
- stop for a greeting little later
- Bar
- I rip both off for outlaw
- to ban
- Keep out of hip orbit
- Veto
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- Interdict
- debar
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- Prevent
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- Withhold
- I rip both apart in bar
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- bar out
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- Bridle
- Close out
- Constrain
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- "Cool!"
- Cool off
- count out
- Curb
- Curtail
- Cut off
- Decelerate