| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Nonsense: slang | 3 letters | rot |
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| Nonsense: slang | 4 letters | tosh |
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| Nonsense: slang | 5 letters | bilge |
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| Nonsense: slang | 7 letters | baloney |
| Nonsense: slang | 8 letters | tommyrot |
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| Nonsense: slang | 13 letters | horsefeathers |
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- Slang for nonsense, foolishness
- Cobblers fitting sole in alcove
- Nonsense (informal)
- "i don't buy that for a second!"
- Bushwa
- Balderdash
- Nonsense
- Lunch meat choice
- "Horsefeathers!"
- Solitary in tree? Rubbish!
- Only in the bay does one find rubbish
- Poppycock
- Hogwash
- Bunk
- Bunkum
- Tommyrot
- Hokum
- Hooey
- meat for a sandwich
- Only Abe can produce such hokum
- Rot
- Foolish talk
- Nonsense: slang
- Nonsense exclusively seen in Times
- Howl about unaccompanied twaddle
- I don't believe it for a second!
- Wind
- Laurel eats unaccompanied tripe
- Nonsense, boy. Lean out
- 6 almost gets desire returning in bunk
- Nonsense or foolish talk
- Horse bypasses solitary bull
- Only Abe churns out rubbish!
- Sausage with spice? What nonsense!
- Cobblers lacking companions to stop by
- alcove full of isolated rubbish
- Absolute nonsense
- Nonsense
- Foolish talk
- Part of a hull
- Worthless talk, in slang
- Nonsense, slangily
- Unwelcome water on a ship
- Piffle
- Echo after blowback of gassy hot air
- Nonsense, say, Liberal brought up
- Anger about Government's rubbish
- Rubbish left in large one, ultimately
- hull's lowest point
- Nonsense (informal)
- (Water at) bottom of ship
- Widest part of a barrel
- Nautical nonsense
- ship's seepage
- dirty ship water
- Ship part that often gets watery
- Stale remarks
- Bottom of ship's bunk
- Ship section with a pump
- Rubbish in dirty water
- Nonsense: slang
- nonsense, hogwash
- Hull's compartment
- Hogwash
- Rubbish
- Baloney
- Poppycock
- Drivel
- Hull area
- Cask's widest part
- Worthless talk
- Hull part
- Ship's area
- Lower part of a ship's hold
- Tommyrot
- Widest part of a cask
- Ship part
- Verbal rubbish
- Lowest compartment of a ship
- Ship drainage area
- Utter nonsense
- Bottom of ship
- Malarkey
- Bitterness constrains good cobblers
- ship's hull region
- Part of a ship's hull
- lowest part of a ship's hull
- Part of a vessel's hull
- Ship's nethermost interior; nonsense
- English easy about rubbish
- Ship's bottom that collects water
- Twaddle
- Bottom of the boat
- Rubbish found in the ship's bottom
- Wind
- Welt
- Ship's dirty water
- hull water not joined to the humber
- Total nonsense
- Watery nonsense
- european follows awfully glib nonsense
- Naval hogwash
- hull locale
- Claptrap
- slangy nonsense
- Ship's wastewater
- Nonsensical talk
- Hooey
- Dirty water inside a ship
- Nonsense
- Bunk: slang
- Nonsense: slang
- Balderdash
- Bunk
- Poppycock
- Malarkey
- Rubbish
- Twaddle
- Go bad?
- Root problem?
- Dry
- Gibberish
- Spoil
- Decay
- Claptrap
- Balderdash
- Hogwash
- Become unusable
- Baloney
- Bunk
- Break down
- Poppycock
- Drivel
- Nonsense
- Become inedible
- Ludicrous comments
- "......, humbug!"
- Deteriorate
- Languish
- Turn bad
- Moonshine
- Hokum
- Make a stink?
- Tripe
- Eyewash
- Applesauce
- Raise a stink
- Go to seed
- Fail to keep
- Start to smell, maybe
- Start making a stink?
- Pure baloney
- Go to waste
- Spoilage
- Malarkey
- Form compost
- Cheap booze
- Carrot or beet
- Bushwa
- Flummery
- Gobbledygook
- Decompose
- "Horsefeathers!"
- Disintegrate
- Codswallop
- Break down rubbish
- Root vegetable loses half to decay
- Rubbish; decay
- Nonsense, coming from brother-in-law
- Work schedule incomplete? Nonsense
- Decomposition
- Rubbish to run over
- Rubbish from Jethro Tull
- go bad, as fruit
- Decay, decompose
- Go off nonsense
- Molder
- Emulate a bad egg
- Utter malarkey
- Turn, as a lemon
- cause of a big stink, perhaps
- Rubbish in the grotto
- Go way past ripeness
- Guff
- Brotherly nonsense?
- Go bad, as vegetables
- Go bad, as food
- Rust on trees starts the decay
- Rubbish is almost torn up
- Nonsense from Jethro Tull
- the peak is upset by corrosion
- Turn bad like a fruit
- Rubbish in grotto
- plant woe
- grow mold
- Degenerate
- Decompose, go bad
- Stuff and nonsense
- Turn
- biodegrade
- beans or baloney
- tommy add-on
- Become degenerate
- Decay to mush
- Of food to go bad
- Rubbish from Peter O'Toole
- Ergot, eg
- Decompose as food
- Turn to mush, say
- Bunkum
- turn, as a turnip
- Turn green as old fruit
- Fall into decay
- The natural breaking down of proteins?
- Turn bad as food
- Corrode
- Decompose, as vegetation
- Grow moldy
- Twaddle: slang
- Decompose slowly
- Decay slowly
- Become compost
- Decay; spoil
- Spoil, as food
- Decay, as vegetation
- "Bosh!": slang
- Break down, as vegetation
- Go bad like an apple
- Turn into compost
- Decay by bacteria
- become maggot-infested
- Rocky outcrop stuck up? Nonsense!
- Go to pot
- Rubbish almost torn up
- Nonsense: slang
- Decompose gradually
- Ergot, e.g.
- Balderdash: slang
- Fiddle-faddle: slang
- Bosh
- spoil, as spinach
- Decay away
- Decompose into waste
- Turn to compost
- Hooey
- Decay, waste away
- Waste (away)
- decline in integrity
- Decompose, as compost
- Go way beyond ripe
- Go beyond ripe
- Turn to mush
- Bilge
- Go to the dogs
- Wood problem
- Garbage ......
- Crazy talk
- Corruption
- Blather
- Biodegrade, say
- Floorboard problem
- Flapdoodle
- Degenerate badly
- Go to pieces
- "oh, darn!"
- Putrefy
- Fall apart
- Go sour
- Tommy chaser
- Trumpery
- Putrify
- Tommy follower
- Dry ...... (plant disease)
- Piffle
- Piffle or twaddle
- Expression of contempt
- Buncombe
- become rancid
- begin to smell bad, say
- become compost, perhaps
- Deteriorate biologically, say
- Putrefaction
- Undergo decay
- Rubbish dumped in Wrotham
- Decay or decompose
- Decay, like a fruit
- it's incomprehensible to tommy!
- fall to ruin
- It befalls fallen fruit
- Turn rancid
- Some proteins decay
- With "Nonsense!" mount up
- Go bad, like a fruit
- Turn into decay
- Become spoiled
- Timber disease
- become putrid
- Brotherly tosh?
- Setter leaving bread to go off
- Stuff and nonsense (inf)
- Go bad, as a fruit
- "may you ...... in hell!"
- Don't keep? Nonsense!
- River otters hoarding rubbish
- Go bad like old food
- Utter nonsense
- to biodegrade or decay?
- Turn for the worse
- link ...... (cause of a 404 error)
- Get moldy, perhaps
- Fall prey to decay
- Go bad, like some fruits
- Foolish talk
- To go bad, gradually
- Dry ... (problem that affects wood)
- Deteriorate and decay
- Decompose, like fruit
- Crop problem
- turn inedible
- Go bad (like stale food)
- "i hope you ...... in hell!"
- Go bad, like fruit
- Go bad, as some fruits
- Decay and decompose
- Decay, like garbage
- Problem in old wood
- Turn bad, like old fruit
- old house's problem
- Decompose over time
- Go off hill climbing
- A bit crotchety? Nonsense!
- Slowly decompose
- Waste away, like old produce
- Decay or putrefy like a fruit
- Nonsense (inf)
- Become inedible, say
- Turn bad like an old fruit
- Become easily breakable wood
- Decay or go bad
- Decompose or go bad
- Cause something to fester
- Go mouldy
- Have wood become cake-soft
- Go bad or decompose
- Go beyond overripe
- With "Don't you believe it!" go off
- Go bad, as leftover food
- Total nonsense
- Become unsafe to eat
- turn in the trash, say
- Half of Rothko's rubbish
- Decay, as old fruit
- Rubbish from Dorothy
- arborist's woe
- to decompose
- Go bad, as a banana
- Go off Romeo over time
- Lose edibility
- Tripe can be eaten in cars!
- Go past overripe
- Decay (which can be dry)
- Fester, in a way
- Tomato problem
- Cause of malodors
- Dry ... (wood problem)
- become mushy, perhaps
- what wet wood does
- arborist's anathema
- sit in the fridge too long, say
- Rubbish dumped in Truro today
- Turn into worm food
- Almost torn up as mere rubbish
- Become unusable, as fruit
- Spoil, like old food
- Decompose, like moldy vegetables
- decompose naturally
- Dry ... (problem in old wood)
- Root ... (plant disease)
- Decay badly
- Full throttle? Nonsense!
- Rubbish you've a right to return!
- Nonsense, to a Brit
- The bad end of a carrot
- Become corrupt
- Go stale
- Decay, like food
- Putrefy, decay
- Fester
- Decay, like wet wood
- Turn into trash, perhaps
- Decay, like wood
- The right to turn up corruption
- Go bad, as berries
- half of root vegetable left to go bad
- Turn sour
- Turn putrid
- Polly even lost such nonsense as this
- Decay, as fruit
- sit in a dump all day
- Go bad or mouldy
- Wood decay
- Go bad to right about face
- Empty talk
- Go bad, as an apple
- Rubbish from Wrotham
- Go off tripe
- Don't keep? Twaddle!
- Decay, as produce
- Corruption: zero tolerance cases
- Tor decompose [anag]
- Go green, perhaps?
- Go bad, like a banana
- Nonsense from one's betrothed
- Go green maybe?
- Go green maybe?
- pointing right back? rubbish!
- Moulder
- Get mushy in the fridge say
- Decay when over the hill
- Decay, as a vegetable
- Begin to disintegrate like old wood
- Macerate
- mortify
- Decay; nonsense
- Attenuate
- Deaden
- Decline
- declension
- Corrupt
- Urban decay
- Almost tore it up as rubbish
- Nothing but trash
- Get moldy maybe
- Decay, as vegetables
- Dry ....; serious timber problem
- Decompose or decay
- Spoil? Nonsense!
- Go black, as a banana
- Penned unlimited rubbish
- Dry or wet nonsense
- grotesque bit of decay
- hogwash [colloq]
- tosh
- Worm
- Worsen
- Wind
- Get mushy, as food
- What very overripe foods will do
- Rubbish on television starts the decay
- Become decayed