| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Mounted | 4 letters | upon |
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| Mounted | 4 letters | rose |
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| Mounted | 5 letters | goton |
| Mounted | 6 letters | scaled |
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| Mounted | 6 letters | got-on |
| Mounted | 7 letters | climbed |
| Mounted | 7 letters | astride |
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| Mounted | 7 letters | gotonto |
| Mounted | 9 letters | escaladed |
| Mounted | 11 letters | onhorseback |
| Mounted | 11 letters | inthesaddle |
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- In the saddle
- Mounted on
- On both sides of
- One way to sit on a chair
- With a leg on each side
- With a leg either side of
- Mounted, heading off on final trip
- A way to travel up
- Trade is bad, though up
- With legs stretched apart - tirades
- Sitting on a seat that's empty to go
- With a leg each side of
- With a leg on each side of
- A way to travel on horseback
- With a leg on each side of a horse
- Legs on both sides, like on a horse
- Straddling
- With legs around
- With a leg either side
- With legs stretched apart
- a good step across
- Across a thoroughfare, drive
- Straddled
- extending across a step
- it's dear with legs apart
- Sit and read awkwardly with legs apart
- straddling with one step
- On, as a horse
- Spanning
- on a horse, in a way
- A long pace with one leg each side
- Opposed to sidesaddle
- A way to be on a horse? Yes
- On a horse
- Not sidesaddle
- Mounted
- Atop
- With one leg on each side
- On article, grime's upset European
- How to ride when the horse runs apace?
- Extending across
- to travel past a street on horseback
- a step made with a leg on each side
- one way to sit on a horse
- Passing across trade is tricky
- On horseback
- Tirades [anag]
- On a horse or a bike
- In a saddle, say
- riding a horse to the one-step?
- Astraddle
- tirades freshly mounted
- With a foot on either side of
- Situated on both sides of
- Sitting on a horse, eg
- Sat upon a long step
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- Rapidly
- Passing across trade is complicated
- Mounted on a horse
- A fast ride demonstrated on horse
- one way to be sat for a ride
- Girl, European, stretching across
- a riding position in the one-step
- Either side of
- on horseback, perhaps
- Sitting on [a horse]
- Headless, quick trip up?
- a long step, with legs apart
- On a horse or bike
- As if jockeying, in a way
- Alternatively it's read "en cavalier"
- Sat possibly on horse?
- Ascended, having hundred legs?
- Scaled
- Ascended
- Went up a ladder
- Moved - like a centipede?
- went higher, having 100 arms and legs
- Mounted
- Ascended with hundred legs?
- Claim all but a garden plot for rose
- Mounted
- Mounted
- Mounted
- Were friendly
- Mounted, as a horse
- Boarded
- Mounted: 2 wds.
- Had a friendly relationship (with)
- Entrained
- fared
- Were friendly with each other
- Joined a conference call
- climbed aboard
- Did well together
- Hit it off; boarded
- Boarded, like a bus
- Boarded a bus, e.g.
- Went aboard
- mounted, as a motorcycle
- Boarded
- Mounted
- Boarded, as a train
- Having control
- Mounted
- running the show, like a horse rider?
- Like a Mountie
- riding improves broken chaos
- Shake bronco, perhaps riding it?
- Mounted
- Kennedy matriarch
- Pinkish
- Gift for a diva
- Dawn-colored
- Like some wines
- Picked up
- Valentine bouquet item
- New York's state flower
- Stood up
- Wine choice
- Pink
- Didn't sit still?
- Jack's love in "Titanic"
- York symbol
- ...... of Jericho
- Mounted
- Took off
- A Kennedy
- Got up
- Certain cabernet
- Sunset shade
- Part of a Valentine bouqu
- Left a chair
- Switch-hitter known as Ch
- Gift on "The Bachelor"
- Pink potable
- Summer wine selection
- Showed respect, in a way
- Pink wine
- Attained new heights
- American Beauty, for one
- Gift that might cut
- Glass-encased item in "Be
- Word before or after tea
- Shot up
- One symbol of the 41-Acro
- Either of two opposing wa
- Sommelier's selection
- Part of the American Gree
- Ascended
- Suitor's surprise
- Gift on a first date, may
- Flower for Valentine's Da
- Got promoted
- Mateus ......
- Beau's buy
- One with big hips, maybe
- Banned Pete
- Late Kennedy matriarch
- Baseball's Charlie Hustle
- Rocketed
- Floral gift
- California Grenache, e.g.
- Sunset-tinged
- Crimson Glory, for one
- Obeyed a court order?
- Left the couch
- "Oliver Twist" girl
- Empty
- Fragrant flower
- Thorny bloom
- Flower - got up
- Pink was revolting
- Garden flower
- Went up; flower
- Revolted by announcement of banks
- Went up; plant
- Gained altitude
- Flower - climbed
- Flower; went up
- Girl was in revolt
- Elevated
- Stood
- Thorny flowering plant
- Moved up a shade
- mcgowan or byrne
- flower with thorns
- Went up
- Prickly bloom
- Symbol of Aphrodite
- Garden bloom
- valentine's day flower
- Showed appreciation for the wine
- She has lines to speak
- Got up like a flower
- Increased
- Pink wine choice
- Item on 'The Bachelor'
- Pinkish hue
- red symbol associated with socialism
- Shade of red
- Pink drink
- Flower was revolting
- Kennedy family matron
- Light pink wine such as Mateus
- Abie's Irish sweetheart
- Romantic flower
- Dusky pink
- Pink for a girl
- "The ... Tattoo"
- Part of a romantic bouquet
- Type of wine with an accent
- ....-colored glasses
- 13 flower
- 5 down went up
- Wine went up
- alternative to red or white
- Got up, sore and confused
- JFK's mother
- Thorny thing
- Good name for a florist
- byrne of bridesmaids
- left the la-z-boy
- joseph kennedy's wife
- flower with hips
- Got high
- got up in bloom
- Flowery pink
- Baseball star Pete
- Got to one's feet
- Pete aka "Charlie Hustle"
- Showy red bloomer
- Bulls' star Derrick
- Dr. Who's companion Tyler
- flower associated with aphrodite
- Romantic bloom
- Bloom sprang up
- "The Bachelor" handout
- Climbing plant came up
- Thorny bush
- Source of romantic petals
- left the ground
- The wine was revolting
- Climbed
- plant with hips
- greeted the judge
- Stood up to recite lines
- A ... by any other name …
- A flower came up
- table wine
- Bubbly categorization
- Bower flower
- Climbing plant
- Quintessentially English girl?
- Got up in pink
- Rebelled
- flower featured at a pasadena parade
- Pasadena bloom
- Got up to display national emblem
- the flower must have grown
- Shade of pink
- Deer eating small flower
- Flower got out of bed
- American Beauty, e.g.
- Kate Winslet's role in Titanic
- Flower
- bloom often bought in february
- The Bachelor flower
- American Beauty
- V-Day flower usually
- Upward slope
- She came to be looked up to
- Garden beauty
- Thorny subject
- Pinkish red
- Flower of romance
- "My love is like a red, red ......."
- Thorny beauty
- Aromatic bloom
- Elegant flower
- started a revolution in the garden?
- Flower of love
- Betty's role
- Thorny flower
- "The Bachelorette" ceremony offering
- But this flower is not always pink
- "the bachelor" presentation
- “Titanic” heroine
- Fragrant gift
- Actress McGowan
- Lines, we hear, stood up
- Juliet ... (bouquet item)
- Communist parliamentarian Fred
- Kelly Marie Tran's 'Star Wars' role
- Flower that symbolizes love
- Gertrude Stein subject
- Fragrant bloom
- Floral symbol of love
- Bouquet bloom
- Gypsy .... Lee
- Thorn-stemmed flower
- Red flower
- Kate's "Titanic" role
- February 14th flower
- Floribunda
- Love's bloom
- Love's flower
- Sweet-smelling flower
- Levitated
- A flower grew
- Betty's role on "The Golden Girls"
- "Broadway Danny ........"
- Romantic gift
- flower associated with romance
- Switch-hitter known as Charlie Hustle
- Part of a Valentine bouquet
- Part of the American Greetings logo
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- "Gift on a first date, maybe"
- Proposer's flower
- Drink was revolting
- Part of a Derby garland
- Got off the ground
- Prop on "The Bachelor"
- Some summer wine
- It can be prickly
- What the name "Rhoda" means
- Symbol of Lutheranism
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- Headed heavenward
- Symbol of the Virgin Mary
- Pink shade
- White house bud, in the future
- Rambler, for one
- Emblem of England
- Blush shade
- Damask, for one
- Type of wine
- Billy of show biz
- Charlie Hustle
- Word with window or wood
- Light pink wine
- Multiflora
- thorny plant
- Thorny bloomer
- Thorny-stemmed flower
- 'Fences' role played by Viola Davis
- Secondhand girl
- Tyne role
- Rambler, e.g.
- Kind of wine
- Gertrude Stein's flower
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- Billy, Fred or Vincent
- Billy or Pete
- Subject of a Stein line
- York or Lancaster symbol
- Pete or Billy
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- World Series M.V.P.: 1975
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- Novelist Franken
- What Silas Lapham did
- Polyantha, e.g.
- Word with prim or tea
- Midler role
- Mother of J.F.K.
- Billy's American Beauty?
- Stein's flower
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- Billy or Tokyo
- Second hand
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- start of a stein line
- Midler film, with "The"
- "Second Hand ......," 1921 song
- He married Brice
- Ballplayer who refuses to fade away
- Washington Square lass
- "Only a ......," 1925 song
- Phillies' Pete
- "...... of Washington Square"
- William ...... Benét
- Sweetbrier
- ...... Royce, disco group
- Compass card
- Mary, "the ...... of Tralee"
- Floral symbol of England
- Multiflora, e.g.
- Abie's girl
- "Audrey ......," recent best seller
- "Second Hand" girl of 1921
- Visalia item
- Dorothy Perkins, e.g.
- Herbert Hoover, e.g.
- Miss Stein's flower
- Cherokee ......, Georgia's flower
- Kind of window
- Old or Pete
- Water or wood
- Showman Billy
- Bouquet flower
- Valentine's Day symbol
- Flower came up
- Valentine flower
- got higher
- Betty White's The Golden Girls Role
- Abie's Baby
- Thing protected by thorns
- Moved up
- Jack's lover in "Titanic"
- Valentine's Day gift
- Went upward
- Bloom in a Valentine's Day bouquet
- Flower on a float
- Family name from "Schitt's Creek"
- Lover's flower?
- Got up to see a flower
- Showy flower
- Long-stemmed American Beauty
- Lipstick shade
- flower protected by thorns
- Betty White's role on The Golden Girls
- flower on valentines
- fermented essence of forest wine
- stood up, getting a flower
- getting sore about the flower
- Flower that can also be a name
- Rambling flower
- Kate Winslet's role in "The Titanic"