Clue | Length | Answer |
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Offer, as a hand | 4 letters | lend |
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Offer, as a hand | 6 letters | extend |
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- Stretch
- Stretch (out)
- Opposite of abridge
- Offer, as a hand
- Lengthen
- Make larger or longer
- Straighten out former nurse
- Hold out longer?
- Stretch former nurse
- Former nurse making offer
- Hold out as for a handshake
- Make longer in time
- Make longer
- widen
- Offer to pull out
- Old nurse makes offer
- Carry on with former nurse
- Elongate
- Former nurse's offer
- Former nurse in Carry On
- Draw out, stretch
- Stretch forth
- Offer?
- Protract
- Renew a subscription
- Hold out; proffer
- Lengthen or broaden
- Draw out or stretch
- the former are inclined to hold out
- Offer old lover ten dollars initially
- Spin out part in next Endeavour
- Prolong
- spread - offer
- stretch for former nurse
- stretch out - enlarge
- One-time nurse makes offer
- Give new life to
- To offer
- Draw out
- Offer from ex close after tango
- Increase in scope
- Former nurse to make bigger offer
- Reach
- former partner, nurse, getting stretch
- Increase offer
- Stretch old nurse
- former nurse found to be last
- Increase in length
- Spread
- Run
- Produce
- Propagate
- Protrude
- Expand
- "Go, ......!"
- Grow
- Enlarge
- Abut
- Add
- Afford
- Amplify
- Attain
- Swell
- Thicken
- Ascend
- Speed
- Exhibit
- Throw
- Breed
- Propose
- "...... move"
- Increase
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- Draw
- Strain
- Tighten
- Gain
- Grasp
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- Aim
- Project
- Jut
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- Bulge
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- Forward
- Obtain
- Arrive
- impinge
- Approximate
- Next Ed goes out to stretch
- Yield
- Wear well
- Wear
- Former lover, nurse making offer
- Old nurse to use a stretcher?
- to prolong in any direction
- Carry On Nurse is on late
- The old are likely to increase
- To stretch out like a helping hand
- Advance
- Furnish
- What libraries do
- Allow to use
- Give obligingly
- Do banker's work
- Extend credit
- Furnish for now
- Give for a while
- Impart
- Advance, as money
- Give temporarily
- What usurers do
- Play Shylock
- Libraries do it
- Give away temporarily
- Give up for a while
- Make advances?
- Allow temporary use of
- Provide pro tem
- Act the pawnbroker
- Play the pawnbroker
- Have an interest in inter
- Borrow's opposite
- Put up, as money
- Let borrow
- Loan
- Supply (money) at interest
- Given guidance about new grant
- Banks and libraries do it
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- Give for a time
- advance, as cash
- A hand
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- do a banker's job
- do a bank job
- Loan out
- Give credit
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- Give but not for keeps
- Provide for a while
- ... an ear (listen)
- What creditors do
- Act like a shark, in a way
- Give to a borrower
- Banks do it
- Supply temporarily
- Give conditionally
- Grant money at last
- .... a hand, help
- Banking verb
- Perform a banking job
- ".... me your ears"
- Give for a spell
- Do a bank transaction
- Provide some financial assistance to
- Opposite of borrow
- Give a hand?
- Let use for now
- Act the librarian
- Give with the expectation of repayment
- Allow to borrow
- Offer mortgages
- Give to for a time
- Offer, as a hand
- Have an interest in interest
- Left to finish loan
- Afford
- Provide
- Help a borrower
- Contribute obligingly
- Allow the use of
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- Afford temporarily
- Oblige a borrower
- ......-Lease Act: 1941
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- ...... an ear (hearken)
- Lease preceder
- Allow use of
- Ignore Polonius's advice
- ...... an ear (heed)
- Provide the use of
- What S & L's do
- Word before lease
- Lease leader
- Word with lease
- Lease's partner
- Advance; impart
- Banks do this
- ...... a hand (aid)
- offer (a hand)
- A helping hand
- Advance money
- Deal In Money
- furnish for the moment
- give an advance
- Pitch in
- rent money
- add something
- Lease
- Grant temporary use of
- Provide temporarily
- Loan shark
- temporarily give
- give for temporary use
- provide provisionally
- What libraries do with books
- ... a hand (help out)
- advance a pound at last
- stop loan
- Confer, as credibility
- expect back
- Finish with student loan
- ... a hand (give help)
- "To ... a hand" (help out)
- Spot
- "... Me a Tenor," play by Ken Ludwig
- Give, but expect back
- Offer mortgages, say
- To provide money, give a chap a note
- Permit use of
- Advance a loan
- Lean
- Generate interest, in a way
- offer temporarily
- Let use for a while
- give, but not to keep
- libraries and banks do it
- Temporarily give (to)
- ... an ear to (listen)
- ... a hand (assist)
- Give as a loan
- Lead-in to a hand or an ear
- .... an ear
- Provide a mortgage say
- loan out of splendour
- "........ Me a Tenor"
- Loan left to finish
- Contribute
- advance large target
- Allow to use temporarily
- propel
- .... a hand to; assist
- Extend credit (to)
- Give for a little while
- Make a loan
- Advance left on purpose
- Give for a bit
- Left tip in advance
- afford for now
- temporarily provide
- Give a little
- To give for a while
- Give, but not as a gift
- left to finish advance
- ...... A Hand (Be Helpful)
- Provide money for interest
- make a loan of a pound to finish with
- Offer fix, go up a size to start with
- Give temporarily, as a book
- spark interest?
- ... a helping hand [be of assistance]
- conditionally give
- loan what bill has, for example
- Grant temporary custody?
- Borrow for a while
- Guided around North in advance
- Help, ... a hand
- ....-Lease Act
- What banks and libraries do