| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Sate | 4 letters | soak |
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| Sate | 4 letters | cloy |
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| Sate | 4 letters | glut |
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| Sate | 4 letters | fill |
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| Sate | 5 letters | stuff |
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| Sate | 5 letters | slake |
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| Sate | 5 letters | stall |
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| Sate | 6 letters | regale |
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| Sate | 6 letters | quench |
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| Sate | 7 letters | satisfy |
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| Sate | 7 letters | suffice |
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| Sate | 7 letters | satiate |
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| Sate | 7 letters | surfeit |
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| Sate | 8 letters | saturate |
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| Sate | 13 letters | supersaturate |
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- be insufferably sweet
- disgust with sweetness
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- Female facing malevolent charge
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- top off, say
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- Meet, as a need
- Plug a chink
- Handle a prescription
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- Complete
- Pack in
- Make full
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- Pervade, spread throughout
- hire someone for, as a position
- Bulge out
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- If out by £50, avoid any deficit
- Jam-pack, say
- Occupy every square inch of
- Stock
- Crowd (into)
- Satisfy female poorly
- Staff as a position
- Put things into
- “can you ... me in?”
- Occupy all available space
- Pack makes fellow sick
- Pack, as of a Christmas stocking
- Occupy completely
- Become full
- Load up with fairly odd leadlights
- Satisfy Faraday with difficulty
- swell fellow gets sick
- Replenish
- Fulfil
- Impregnate
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- Astonish
- abash
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- Startle
- Carry
- refill
- resupply
- Furnish
- Enrich
- Insert
- imbue
- Mix
- Combine
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- Steep
- Vivify
- fecundate
- Teach
- Discharge
- Verify
- Accomplish
- Achieve
- Execute
- Effect
- Satisfy fully
- stuff makes fellow unwell
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- Yield
- Wet
- Weight
- Leave no space in
- ".... in the blanks"
- ...... to the brim
- Plug at first fits badly
- Pack to capacity
- ...... the bill [be a good fit]
- Phil can be said to eat his
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- Market oversaturation
- Overabundance
- Excess supply
- Engorge
- Market surplus
- Surfeit
- Overindulge
- Nimiety
- Over-abundance
- Excessive amount
- Excess left in stomach
- Too much left in the intestine
- Large intestine absorbed excess
- Surfeit line in belly
- Excess amount left in stomach
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- eat too much, stomach gets large
- Excessive supply
- Fill to excess
- Fill to overflowing
- Overstock
- Excess amount
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- Supply to excess
- Surplus
- Surfeit left inside stomach
- Overfill
- Superabundance
- Flood
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- Cloy
- Gorge
- Overeat
- Flood, as with supplies
- Over-supply situation
- Overload
- Excessively abundant supply
- Supply that's too abundant
- Corporation has invested large surplus
- Pig out
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- Oversupply, or overabundance
- no mere surplus
- Embarrassment of ...
- possible cause of price cuts
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- Pamper
- Fill
- gloat
- Feed
- Replenish
- Revel
- Excess quantity left in narrow passage
- stomach has large excess
- too much left in the alimentary canal
- ......-wolf
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- wear on
- Wear
- Excess is left in the alimentary canal
- pull up about liberal oversupply
- Excess muscle trimmed
- oversupply that's left in abdomen
- Disembowel with learner in surfeit
- Put out
- Satisfy, as thirst
- (Of thirst) satisfy
- Slake - assuage
- Satisfy (a thirst)
- Heartless monarch has church put out
- Allay, as thirst
- Satisfy one's thirst
- Plunge in water to cool
- extinguish (a fire)
- To slake
- Slake (a thirst)
- Slake
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- Assuage
- Satisfy thirst
- Satisfy, as one's thirst
- Extinguish
- Satiate, as thirst
- Subdue queen disheartened by church?
- "Stifle!"
- Quell
- Damp
- Abolish
- Put out knotting technique minus tie?
- Wean
- Allay
- Appease
- Asphyxiate
- Blow out
- Blunt
- Bottle up
- Censor
- Chill
- Choke
- choke off
- clamp down on
- "Cool!"
- Cork
- Cork up
- crack down on
- Crush
- Damp down
- Dampen
- Deflect
- Destroy
- Deter
- Disaffect
- Discourage
- disincline
- disinterest
- Distract
- Divert
- Douse
- Drown
- Feast
- Feed
- Gag
- Gratify
- Hold (down)
- indispose
- Jump on
- keep down
- Keep under
- Kill
- Muzzle
- Out
- Overcome
- pour water on
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- Put off
- Quash
- Reduce
- Regale
- Repel
- Repress
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- Satiate
- shut down on
- Silence
- sit down on
- Sit on
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- Smash
- Smother
- ...... snuff
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- ...... squash
- Squelch
- Stamp out
- Stanch
- Strangle
- stultify
- Subdue
- Suffocate
- Suppress
- Surfeit
- Throttle
- trample out
- Trample underfoot
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- Turn away
- Turn from
- Turn off
- wean-from
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- Feast
- Treat splendidly
- Amuse, as with anecdotes
- Wine and dine
- Fete
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- Entertain with stories
- Lager brewed by English to amuse
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- verbally entertain
- tell stories
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- Show a good time to
- Provide with plenty of food or drink
- entertain with tales
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- royal direction to have a feast
- "Entertain, as with stories"
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- Entertain splendidly
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- Bewitch
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- Bread
- Brisk
- brisken
- "Buck up!"
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- Cheer
- chirk up
- Convulse
- Dine
- Divert
- do justice to
- Eat heartily
- Eat up
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- Enrapture
- Entrance
- Exhilarate
- Fascinate
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- Fodder
- forage
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- fracture one
- fresh up
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- Freshen up
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- Gratify
- Graze
- Indulge
- Invigorate
- Kill
- Knock dead
- Loosen up
- Meat
- MESS
- Pasture
- Perk up
- Pick up
- ...... please
- polish the platter
- Provision
- put it away
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- Quicken
- raise a laugh
- Raise a smile
- Reanimate
- Recreate
- Refresh
- refreshen
- Reinvigorate