Clue | Length | Answer |
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Move fast | 3 letters | zip |
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Move fast | 3 letters | git |
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Move fast | 3 letters | hie |
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Move fast | 3 letters | run |
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Move fast | 6 letters | hasten |
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- Move fast
- Go quickly
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- Expedite, hurry
- Get a move on; is holding X
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- Hurry then, as redirected
- Then, as it might be, hurry up
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- hurry from athens
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- a stone found in chicken run
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- Dispatch
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- Promote
- Facilitate
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- Whip
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- Tear
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- ...... gallop
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- Put the pedal to the metal
- scurry, old-style
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- Go in haste
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- make a run for it, archaically
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- move out
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- Shakespearean “Shake a leg!”
- how juliet said "step on it"
- Get a move on, old-style
- apt rhyme for ''fly''
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- Move fast
- Hurry from thieves
- Archaic "Go quickly"
- hurry, quaintly
- Pick up the pace, old-style
- Move hastily, old-style
- Make haste or cause to go quickly
- rush, old-style
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- Run, old-style
- hurry, to the bard
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- 'Hasten', in chiefly poetic usage
- "Step on it!" old-style
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- A high-sounding word for "hurry"
- Hurry, once
- Run fast
- Wayfare
- Go quickly, for poets
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- Urge (on)
- hurry from the church i entered
- dash, quaintly
- some of the thieves have to hurry
- Scurry in a hurry
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- Hightail it
- Not be brave
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- Hose problem
- Hurry
- Bleed
- Look after
- Banker's bane
- Manage
- Score
- Baseball score
- Seek office
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- Sprint
- Exercise area for boxers
- Seek a seat
- Operate
- See print
- Go for a seat
- Jog
- Bolt
- "Danger! Danger!"
- Head up
- Bank worry
- Homer's outcome
- Something 18-, 26-, 42- o
- Take a powder
- Sans strife
- Hose wrecker
- Campaign (for)
- A to Z, e.g.
- Homecoming?
- Flow
- Have, as a fever
- Smuggle
- Use a track
- Downhill slope
- Rugby Union name in race
- Path made by animals
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- Manage to find a ladder
- Operate; manage
- Scarper
- Manage race
- Race for all to see in Navy
- Manage to make haste
- Manage a score at cricket
- Ladder
- Old railwaymen climbing ladder
- Manage to flee
- Control race
- Be in charge of career
- Manage; career
- Manage a single trip
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- play back
- ... amok (go wild)
- Be quick to change ends
- Move at speed
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- Flow as some water underground
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- Heavy demand, dash it!
- Try to win a seat
- Do part of a triathlon
- '... for your life!'
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- Control
- Head for the hills
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- Organise athletic activity
- Unbroken series
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- Manage to exercise
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- pantyhose woe
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- Go quickly
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- Hosiery defect
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- Hose defect
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- Flee (from)
- manage a continuous series of shows
- Hosiery flaw
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- ruinous hosiery event
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- Seek elected office
- seek electoral office
- You get one when you come home
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- Extend ladder
- Gallop, perhaps
- Take part in a footrace
- Take part in a race
- Escape by foot
- Participate in a race
- Campaign
- "Go on..."
- manage to sprint
- Snag in a stocking
- Stocking problem
- Baseball stat
- Compete in a marathon
- TROT?
- Broadcast
- Sacrifice fly result
- String
- Try for a political office
- Many a football play
- Series
- Banker's concern
- Cry just before disaster strikes
- Appear in print
- Choose flight instead of fight
- Continuous series
- Reward for going home?
- Emergency advice
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- Function
- Printing ...
- Scoreboard score
- hose mishap
- Updike's "Rabbit, ......"
- The ...... for the roses
- Nylons spoiler
- Shutout spoiler
- Hose woe
- Kennel adjunct
- Scoreboard entry
- Hosiery mishap
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- Emulate Slaney
- Emulate Bush or Dukakis
- ...... of the mill
- Baseball tally
- Emulate Cram or Ovett
- Nylons mishap
- Bank scourge
- Marathon, e.g.
- Course
- Stocking mishap
- Lead all the diamonds, e.g.
- Scamper
- Shoal of salmon
- Scud
- Emulate Updike's Rabbit
- Compete with Sebastian Coe
- [See above]
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- Retreat
- Try for office
- Bull
- Score in baseball
- Take to one's heels
- Play's potential
- Slip away
- Compete
- Print dash
- Turn tail
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