| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Not stiff? | 3 letters | tip |
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| Not stiff? | 4 letters | limp |
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| Not stiff? | 6 letters | atease |
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- Lolling
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- Sergeant's yell
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- military order
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- Military stance
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- totally relaxed
- Standing order
- “Relax, soldier!”: 2 wds.
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- "Relax, soldiers" [2 wds.]
- base phrase
- relaxing command
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- Bit ill I'm possibly exhausted
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- Walk lamely
- Walk with difficulty
- Walk unevenly
- Sagging
- favor one side over the other
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- Be slow to give £1 to a politician
- Sign of a sprained ankle
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- Similar to overcooked spaghetti
- Like overcooked spaghetti
- Irregular walk
- walk lamely lacking stiffness
- Like an old carrot
- wilted, as lettuce
- Drooping, as a flower
- far from crisp, as lettuce
- Not rigid
- Without energy
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- Far from firm
- Like soft celery
- favor one leg
- Result of a twisted ankle
- walk lamely, though not stiff
- Hitch
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- Evidence of an ankle sprain
- Walk with a hitch
- Lacking starch
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- Like a windless windsock
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- halt dropping
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- walk with difficulty, lacking backbone
- Hoof it on a bad knee, say
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- Wartime colonel no leader, ineffective
- weak taste of mushrooms in sauce
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- Relaxed
- Not firm, like overcooked spaghetti
- Feeble learner, mischievous child
- Heart of Polish politician yielding
- like some past-fresh veggies
- Short airship is slack
- Sign of a sprain, maybe
- opposite of stiff
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- walk with difficulty needing 10?
- Like a flag on a windless day
- Rock's ... Bizkit
- definitely not al dente
- Unsteady gait, say
- Walk with a stiff leg
- Backchat involving male, not firm
- Unsteady gait
- droopy airship heads off
- Go slowly, looking tired
- Lacking firmness
- one politician, under 50, is flabby
- Squishy in the middle
- walk unevenly, drooping
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- Walk unsteadily
- £1 a politician seemingly spent
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- listless
- far from crisp
- Slack
- a problem with your gait.
- like old celery
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- ... Bizkit (Fred Durst's band)
- Many a politician is apt to flop
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- slowly draw one pin after another
- Like half-sized member?
- Left rascal with a distinctive gait
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- Little devil may drag a leg
- Left rascal to hobble
- Halt
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- Being flaccid, will walk unevenly
- Walk lame
- Falter
- Like a bad handshake
- Drag leg out of the meal I'm preparing
- Some feel a member is weak
- Like overcooked vegetables
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- i'm in the record as being apt to flop
- Lacking vigor
- irregular gait
- Worm
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- Wiggle
- Weak
- Weakly
- Piece of vital importance is drooping
- Proceed with difficulty
- Walk with injury
- Some evil impostors favour one side
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- Like overcooked pasta
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- Relaxed Bluth's breaking record
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- ...... Bizkit
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- Like celery past its prime
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- Totter
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- go slowly, being apt to collapse
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- Like overcooked asparagus
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- Wilted lettuce starter and Sprite
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- Flopping with exhaustion
- Like a dead-fish handshake
- being slack, make slow progress
- Soft? like overcooked pasta
- floppy edge round motorway
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- Steer
- Inside info
- Hint
- Summit
- Knock (over)
- Overturn
- Stiff's omission
- First-rate
- It may be 20-20
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- Service acknowledgment
- Pointer
- 20%, often
- Line just above the total
- Bit of advice
- End ......
- Boating mishap
- Start to fall
- ...... tilt
- Not stiff?
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- Topple
- Gratuity
- "Take the filly in the fi
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- 15%, maybe
- Recommendation
- Scratch left on a table?
- 20%, maybe
- Extra amount
- 15%-20%, for a waiter
- Some extra bills, maybe
- Service award?
- Stockbroker's offering
- Longtime Capitol Hill nic
- Some wait for this
- "The dapple in the eighth
- Suggestion
- Stockbroker's freebie
- Excellent suggestion given to Prince
- Helpful hint
- Waiter's reward
- Cabbie's bonus
- Piece of advice to dump
- List drug written up as class A
- Rubbish dump
- End; overbalance
- Cause to tilt
- Dump where coal can be dug up
- Useful hint; end
- piece of advice
- Restaurant calculation
- collected bills at a diner
- Diner bill add-on
- Suggestion: mine is taken up
- Part of iceberg visible in dump?
- End point
- ... of the iceberg
- Bucks at a diner, e.g
- Peak
- handy hint
- Stipulating about end
- Indication of potential opportunity
- What an aglet is for a shoelace
- Where one dumps advice
- End of a snooker cue
- Waiter's reward say
- Iceberg part
- Restaurant bill addition
- extra for the server
- What waiter would like, giving hint
- service reward
- tri-...
- money left on a diner table
- bit of inside information
- Useful hint
- Reward for waiting?
- point or pointer
- opposite of stiff
- pointer or point
- what may come to those who wait
- Lead ......
- Jar
- Sharp point
- pro ... (advice from an expert)
- Pointed end
- Part of an iceberg that's visible
- Advice tidbit
- Helpful bit of advice from a pro
- Hell-raising advice?
- Give bonus payment
- The ... of the iceberg
- add-on to a restaurant bill
- Dough put into a jar
- Line on a restaurant receipt
- Pointed edge
- Bellboy's reward
- Advice at the racetrack
- Gratuity possibly given on racecourse
- Leave change on the table
- Point to advice
- Topple sideways
- Restaurant extra?
- End of stipulation
- Capsize
- Gift for the waiter
- Iceberg summit
- Waiter's bonus
- Martha Stewart offering
- Gratuity for a waiter
- Brit's dump