| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Send up | 3 letters | sky |
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| Send up | 4 letters | take |
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| Send up | 4 letters | send |
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| Send up | 4 letters | loft |
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| Send up | 4 letters | tree |
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| Send up | 5 letters | remit |
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| Send up | 5 letters | spoof |
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| Send up | 6 letters | remand |
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| Send up | 6 letters | punish |
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| Send up | 6 letters | parody |
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| Send up | 6 letters | launch |
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| Send up | 7 letters | lampoon |
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| Send up | 8 letters | satirize |
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| Send up | 8 letters | ridicule |
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- Satirize
- Parody
- Send up or put down
- Spoof
- Harvard tradition
- Satire
- Satirise
- Satirical attack
- Ridicule pool man swimming
- Satirise one man playing polo?
- Satirise, ridicule
- Sharp satire
- Pool man flailing invites ridicule
- Harsh spoof
- Sendup
- Skewer
- ridicule in writing
- Caricature
- Ridicule
- Satirical work destroyed polo man
- (Ridicule with) mockery
- travesty of light o' love with knight
- Mock with personal satire
- To parody
- Pool man in trouble invites ridicule
- Make fun of
- Nothing on after light satire
- Send up
- National ......
- Satirical work polo man rubbished
- A satirical attack
- Ridicule in prose or verse
- Personal satire
- Satirise or ridicule
- Take off for moon lap
- Satirise, make fun of
- Knock Indian city briefly in burlesque
- Satirise silly pool man
- sarcastic newspaper clipping
- send up light with nothing on
- Publicly satirize
- Ridicule with satire
- Libel
- Invective
- Deride
- Mock
- Laugh ......
- Jeer
- Parody, caricature
- Criticize through satire
- Satire, burlesque
- Sarcastic personal satire
- mostly illuminating satire?
- Make fun of city MP with nothing on
- Make fun of, publicly ridicule
- A satire that is used against someone
- Parody, satire, caricature
- Satire, parody
- As a skit it's light, nothing advanced
- mock light with ring attached
- Send up
- Cape Canaveral event
- Large motorboat
- Set (a boat) afloat
- Fire (a rocket)
- Start a meal outside
- Set off a rocket
- Begin meal without starter of anchovy
- Take off for a meal outside
- Dine aboard ship
- Rocket journey's starting point
- Set afloat
- Vessel set in motion
- Set off, finding answer during meal
- Move a vessel into water
- Start of meal around middle of day
- (Send) motor-boat (into the water)
- Vessel to put to sea
- Set a vessel afloat
- Apollo mission start
- take midday meal around a vessel
- Boat in which to start off?
- a meal outside a boat
- Send into space
- Pleasure craft
- Boat or begin
- Canaveral event
- Hurl
- To take off, as a rocket
- Start up
- Fire [rocket]
- Motorboat put to sea
- Send into water
- Take off in boat
- Begin meal gobbling starter in anger
- have a meal around a motor boat
- Start motorboat
- start - boat
- start consuming a meal
- start — motor-driven boat
- Set in motion
- website debut, say
- Initiate
- Pleasure boat
- have a meal around a pleasure boat
- Craft project
- Begin
- Send a vessel into water
- start fire
- move into the water
- Small motorboat
- Pad
- start off with a meal outside
- Send off
- Begin a filling meal
- Start
- Kick off
- move into water
- Set up area to have meal outside
- Large power-driven boat
- Found answer during meal
- Send off, as a rocket
- Begin, initiate
- Rocket take-off
- Send off (a rocket)
- Ship's boat
- Have meal outside a vessel
- inaugurate
- Embark
- broach
- Moot
- euler
- Motorboat to set in motion
- Push a vessel from land
- Lift off
- NASA scrub
- product rollout
- Countdown culmination
- Chuck at the boat
- Kick off second passenger during meal
- Some outdoor seats
- Meal taken around a moment of takeoff
- Scoff about a project
- Event for a new publication, book ...
- a meal with one guest in the motorboat
- Initiate a spaceship's takeoff
- Catapult
- Begin a new venture
- Rocket's fiery start
- Meal to host a debut
- Send off a spacecraft
- Float boat
- put to sea and provide a meal outside
- *nasa event
- begin meal after receiving article
- Upper story
- Send up
- Room at the top
- Place for hay
- Garret
- Certain apartment
- Barn section
- Attic
- Toss up
- Home in an old warehouse
- Hay storage locale
- Gallery
- Converted housing
- Artist's digs, maybe
- Artist's pad?
- Overhead cost for an arti
- Toss high up
- Storage area
- Place for a choir
- Art gallery site, possibl
- Converted apartment
- Hit high into the air
- Use a 9-iron, say
- Hay place
- Sky will do play-off cricket finals
- Room in the roof
- Storage area full of tuna sandwiches
- Space inside a roof
- What fills all of this room?
- Place for keeping racing pigeons
- Storage space under a roof
- apartment for an artist
- hay storage site
- Get a load of paper to send up
- apartment style
- Throw it up to where the organ is
- Artist's digs
- attic — send upwards
- Spacious apartment
- Storage space that's left frequently
- High-ceiling apartment, often
- Uppermost room
- Room below a roof
- Where choirs sing and artists paint
- Place for hay or a choir
- Open-plan apartment
- flat for an artist
- a studio may be in one
- golf club spec
- often-converted residence
- barn storage space
- Space under a roof
- down's thickness
- Artist's upper-story apartment
- Hay-storage area
- Artist's studio, often
- Attic area
- Atticlike space
- Artist's room
- Room or space under roof
- Gallery locale, perhaps
- Room at the top in Hill of Tara
- Barn's upper level
- Another word for 19a
- Hit up a half century, frequently
- Trendy pad
- Choir spot
- Converted attic condo
- Home in an old warehouse district
- Overhead cost for an artist?
- "Art gallery site, possibly"
- Artist's quarters
- Apartment type in the sitcom New Girl
- Left frequently in the attic
- Throw up
- Digs in an old warehouse, maybe
- Sleeping site, maybe
- Modern apartment
- Artist's workspace
- Hay's here
- Golf shot
- Gallery or golf shot
- Baff the golf ball
- Warehouse's upper story
- Hay or choir follower
- Upstairs storage space
- SoHo abode
- Soho pad
- Hay follower
- Hit a fly
- Golf stroke
- Room at the top of the building
- Top story
- Upper area in a barn
- Top room
- barn area where hay is kept
- Top floor
- Barn area
- choir space
- Soho residence
- Barn storage area
- storage area full of tuck boxes
- Unpartitioned apartment
- Converted apartment, perhaps
- Artist's upper-level residence
- Artist's place, perhaps
- Modern artist's residence, maybe
- certain high-rise apartment
- Throw a ball high up, say
- Upper floor of warehouse
- it's often an attic
- upper floor of a barn
- send a ball up just under the roof
- Apartment with a wide-open floor plan
- Storage space with ladder access
- learner frequently found in the roof
- Certain overhead apartment
- apartment lacking partitions
- learner frequently just under the roof
- “new girl”–style apartment
- Roof storage space
- barn's upper space
- apartment without interior walls
- Elevated space for soring hay
- Artist's studio with high ceilings
- Apartment with high ceilings
- ann taylor ....
- Typical SoHo apartment
- industrial apartment style
- Artist's pad, maybe
- Look! Flight ends in place for organ
- Upper level of a barn
- Artist's upper-level workspace
- Studio site maybe
- Send up and look at daily paper
- Type of studio apartment
- barn area where hay is stored
- Hit higher
- Attic-turned-condo
- Lost many a time in the attic
- Converted attic space
- Room at the top (rhymes with "oft")
- Lowered head many times in the attic
- See paper in elevated room
- Upper part of a barn
- Apartment that often has high ceilings
- launch left frequently
- hit a ball up just below the roof
- Artsy workspace
- The space inside a roof
- Top room of a house
- Lost many a time when hit high
- workbench
- workhouse
- Workroom
- Workshop
- storage space in a barn
- high storage area
- A room under a roof
- Attic; hit high
- Apartment with high ceilings, often
- attic; strike a ball high
- Church balcony
- Artist's apartment
- Gallery in a church
- Roof space
- High-ceilinged room
- raised bed
- Hay storage spot
- elevated living space
- Hay there
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- Lampoon
- Takeoff
- Take off and settle round pole
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- Comic imitation
- Original imitation
- Comic mimicry; imitation and satire
- "scary movie," e.g.
- Humorous misrepresentation
- "Mad" magazine specialty
- Caricature
- Send up
- Spoof
- Comedic pastiche of someone
- Mad magazine staple
- Burlesque
- Mad magazine content
- mimic's forte
- Take off
- Literary caricature
- Burlesque imitation
- Take off staff affected by pay squeeze
- Feeble imitation
- Comical spoof of a movie, say
- Satire
- Staff to cut wages in spoof
- Drop a terribly variable spoof
- salary to retain staff is a joke
- staff cutting wages, farce
- stick in money for imitation
- take off staff's wages as extraneous
- Do pray for a form of mockery
- Satire keeps Rodney in the money
- 'The Wind Done Gone,' for one
- Imitate in a humorous fashion
- Skit, send-up
- it's satirical so do pray for a change
- Take off the staff involved in wages
- It sends up a revolver in the wages
- Take off money Roderick included
- Travesty
- Mimicry
- Grotesque
- Droll
- Farcical
- Comic ......
- Ludicrous
- Spoof, send-up
- Pray do alter the skit
- Satirical imitation
- Taking off pad, Roy bats
- Wrench
- Take off staff involved in wages
- Take off wages, involving staff
- Satirical mimicry
- A funny exaggeration of something
- pray do perform satire
- Humorous or satirical imitation
- Satirical piece
- A humorous imitation
- Satirical skit
- imitate mockingly
- staff taken in by wages in satire
- Discipline
- Hurt, like a groan-induci
- Tan, in a way
- Carry first of parcels by drone
- Treat severely
- Chastise, discipline
- Impose a penalty
- A jokey word for 'discipline'?
- say "you're grounded" to, say
- Penalise
- Shout "Go to your room!"
- Impose a penalty on
- "Hurt, like a groan-inducing joke?"
- Bring to justice
- Castigate
- Chasten
- Keep after school
- Say “No TV for a week” to, perhaps
- Mete out
- Beat by pushing endlessly around
- Penalize someone for a wrong action
- Push in so as to hurt
- Deal (with)
- verb related to "penalty"
- Chastise
- Discipline, chastise
- Correct urge to capture province