| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Remove sketch after humour shown by husband | 8 letters | withdraw |
| ||
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- Take back
- Back off
- Recoil
- Pull out having contest no side wins
- Sense hard tie: pull out
- Recant
- Leave, celebrating late equaliser?
- To take money out of the bank
- Take money from the bank
- To take money out of a bank account
- Take cash out of an account
- 'Having pull,' you back down on
- To remove money from an account
- Take money out of a bank account
- Take out or remove
- Go back to having 'Magnet'
- Retreat, without defeat perhaps?
- recall joke on husband with tie
- Back out?
- Drop out
- Retreat
- Bow out, retreat
- Take out, like 20s
- Take from one's account
- Retire from Takeaway
- Recall having a tie
- Retract
- To take money out using your bank card
- Retire
- Take away
- Extract
- Accompanying sketch is abstract
- Take out
- Take out [money] from an account
- Remove, take away
- Leave, accompanied by X
- Scratch when the scores are level
- to take money from an account
- Retreat, having a tie
- Subtract
- secede
- Shrink
- Resign
- Revoke
- Recede
- Depart
- Wean
- Abscond
- Absent
- Surrender
- recal
- Contract
- Control
- Decamp
- Keep
- Remove
- Deduct
- Take
- Repair
- unsay
- Disavow
- Abjure
- Renounce
- Separate
- Dissent
- segregate
- retire and lessen one's bank balance
- Yield
- Wrest
- Write-off
- Wince
- Abandon
- Abate
- Abdicate
- Abolish
- Abrade
- Abrogate
- Abrupt
- Abstract
- agree to differ
- agree to disagree
- Alienate
- Annul
- avulse
- back down?
- Backwater
- bate
- Be at variance
- be in dissent
- be pensioned
- be superannuated
- Beat a retreat
- become an individual
- Beg off
- beg to differ
- Blow
- Bow out
- Cancel
- Cast off
- Cast out
- Climb down
- Countermand
- Counterorder
- crawfish out
- Cringe
- Cry off
- Curtail
- cut adrift
- Cut off
- Cut out
- Decline
- Decrease?
- Delete
- demit
- Deny
- Depart from
- Depreciate
- deracinate
- derogate
- Detract
- Die away
- Differ
- Dig out
- Dig up
- Diminish
- Disagree
- Disagree (with)
- disannul
- Disappear
- disarticulate
- Discard
- Disclaim
- Disconnect
- discord with
- Disengage
- Disentangle
- Disjoin
- disjoint
- Disown
- Disparage
- dissent from
- Dissociate
- Disunite
- Divide
- divide on
- Divorce
- Do away with
- Drain
- Draw
- Draw back
- Draw in
- Draw off
- Draw out
- Dredge
- Dredge (up)
- drift away
- Duck
- Dwindle
- Eat away
- Eat crow
- Eat humble pie
- Ebb
- Eject
- Eradicate
- Erode
- Estrange
- Evacuate
- Evolve
- evulse
- Excavate
- Excise
- Exit
- Expel
- exsect
- Extricate
- Fade
- Fade away
- Fall back
- File away
- Flinch
- Forsake
- Forswear
- Get away
- Get off
- "Get out!"
- Give back
- Give ground
- give place
- Give up
- Give way
- "Go, ......!"
- "Go away!"
- Go back
- Go back (on)
- Gouge out
- grub up
- Impair
- Invalidate
- Isolate
- Jettison
- Jilt
- Keep apart
- Leach
- "Leave!"
- Leave behind
- leave flat
- Lessen
- Make void
- Maroon
- Mine
- Move away
- Move back
- Move off!
- not agree
- Nullify
- Oppose
- override
- Overrule
- Palinode
- Part
- Pension off
- Pick out
- pluck out
- pluck up
- Pull
- Pull away
- Pull back
- Pull (in)
- Pull out
- Pull up
- Purify
- Quail
- Quarry
- "... ...... quit!"
- Quit, cold ..
- rake out
- "...... recall ..."
- Reduce
- Refine
- Relinquish
- Renege
- Renounce the throne
- Repeal
- Repudiate
- Rescind
- retire from office
- Retrench
- Retrocede
- Reverse
- Rip out
- Root out
- root up
- Rub away
- Run along
- run back
- Say goodbye to
- Sequester
- Set apart
- Set aside
- Shorten
- Shut off
- Shy
- Sink
- Split
- stand alone
- stand aloof
- stand apart
- stand aside
- stand back!
- Stand-down
- Stand off?
- step aside
- subduct
- Superannuate
- Suspend
- Swallow
- Take exception
- Take (from)
- Take issue
- take leave of
- Take off
- Tear out
- Thin
- Thin out
- Throw off
- Throw out
- Throw over
- Uncouple
- Unearth
- Unravel
- Unyoke
- Uproot
- Vacate
- Vanish
- Void
- Waive
- Wane
- Wear away
- Weed
- Weed out
- widen the distance
- Withdraw (from)
- withhold assent
- wrest out
- To go back on a deal
- Having to pull to remove from
- Bow out of the race
- Take out money from bank
- Scratch using pencil
- Take back or retreat
- Remove accompanying tie