| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| To one side | 5 letters | apart |
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| To one side | 5 letters | aside |
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| To one side | 5 letters | askew |
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| To one side | 8 letters | sideways |
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| To one side | 8 letters | sidelong |
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- To pieces
- Split
- In pieces
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- In reserve
- Off to one side
- Separately
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- One way to fall
- Cut off
- Discrete
- Separated
- Besides, with "from"
- Split up
- Set off
- Not close
- Not together
- Spaced (out)
- A sad way to grow
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- In different places
- Detached
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- Not connected
- Distanced
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- Disjointedly
- To bits
- Here and there
- A bit on the side?
- Into pieces
- A bit isolated
- Estranged parent returning pictures
- An actor's role becoming distinct
- A little bit separate
- Prone to hold Arab in a separate area
- 50% off properties in different places
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- Isolated a component
- Unconnected
- Notwithstanding
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- No longer together
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- 27 or 8, separately?
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- A component in pieces
- A fraction to one side
- A member, separated
- A party almost in pieces
- A role on its own
- Separate audition is held for a role
- Craftiness keeping old man estranged
- practicing social distancing, maybe
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- disassembled
- away from each other
- in two places at once?
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- something for the actor on the side?
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- One component gets separated
- separated from each other
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- take .. (disassemble)
- Put away from everything
- not all isolated?
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- in separate pieces
- In different cities, maybe
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- one role that's isolated
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- in two different places
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- Dating long-distance, maybe
- In need of assembly
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- "You'll always be .......... of me"
- Unrelated
- Like some poles
- What Chang and Eng could never be
- Take ...... (criticize)
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- Removed
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- '... aside . . .'
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- detached from acting assignment
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- Old man splits craft in two
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- A bit independent
- capture a reflection in pieces
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- separate a role
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- Where separated things are
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- a role that is separate
- Cut off a bit
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- father flipped paintings separately
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- not the whole lot some way away?
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- likely keeping a republican isolated
- What an actor might seek in isolation?
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- A thing actor looks for in pieces
- not linked with what the actor takes
- Separate audition for a role
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- a bit remote, perhaps
- a role detached from others
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- A political group mostly in pieces
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- A snare's set up some distance away
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- Divided a page
- a role in isolation?
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- a role on the side
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- limb from limb
- only one piece, yet in pieces
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- a trap set thus is not together
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- With lost integrity
- a piece is detached
- Separated for a bit
- Recluse
- Dedicate
- Divide
- Abroad
- Aloof
- Shut
- Devote
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- a quiet craft by itself
- "Things Fall ......"
- A section is separate
- Come ....; unravel
- Bande ........, Jean-Luc Godard film
- Aside given to an actor to speak?
- Withdrawn
- A role to play when separated
- A role in “Separated”
- Take ....; dismantle
- in a long-distance relationship, e.g.
- a snare returned in pieces
- a piece that is detached
- A bit cut off
- Rent-......
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- A normal time to get divorced
- a piece placed separately
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- a role by itself
- a role out of consideration
- the one bit that comes to pieces
- a bit set aside
- never tear us ...... [inxs hit]
- Separated by a component
- Longing for one another, perhaps
- separated a fraction
- In a bicoastal relationship, say
- A bit detached
- separately, to one side; into two
- separate what the actor wants
- Pull-... bread
- separate; what an actor plays?
- In escrow
- It might be in parenthese
- Comment to the audience
- Discourse detour
- In reserve
- Top of a platter
- Parenthetical bit
- Comment off the main poin
- Presley's "Don't," e.g.,
- Off from the center
- Set ...... (save)
- Where a needle is usually
- Half of a 45
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- It's not on the main 83-A
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- Parenthetical comment
- Stage digression
- Actor's whisper
- Private lines
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- Parenthetical passage
- To the left or right
- Bracketed material
- Stage mutter
- Private line?
- Parenthetical remark
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- "Don't Be Cruel" vis-
- Play byplay
- "Oh, by the way" comment
- Most-played part of a 45
- Obiter dictum
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- Song much played on the r
- Offhand remark
- Words to no one in partic
- Much-played part of a 45
- "All kidding ........."
- "Penny Lane," not "Strawb
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- Digression
- Words to an audience
- Stand
- Casual comment
- Stage comment
- Private lines, perhaps
- LP half
- Single actor's confidence
- One half of old record in reserve
- Assistant keeping son out of the way
- Whisper behind a hand?
- American team is out of the way
- Stage whisper
- Incidental remark
- A team not taken into account
- A team apart!
- Actor's remark for the audience alone
- "A" team in reserve
- In reserve; remark
- Tangential remark
- Brief digresion
- The best team in reserve?
- Brief digression
- Whisper fanciful ideas
- Privately having odd ideas
- Whisper to a team
- Line spoken to theatre audience
- New ideas in drama
- Theatrical digression
- Tangential comment
- Stage device
- to one's left, say
- Remark to a team
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- Adviser keeps son away from others
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- off-mic comment
- ''all kidding __ . . .''
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- Eleven on the shelf?
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- Whisper some of Spinoza's ideas
- Remark to an audience
- Aides working privately
- Word after "brush" or "pull"
- Main song on a vinyl record
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- muttered mot
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- Actor's incidental remark
- Actor's line to the audience
- Incidental remark producing new ideas
- stage remark akin to thinking aloud
- words to the audience
- remark to the audience
- where something can be set for later
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- Better half
- lines for an audience
- Whisper of most important single
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- Notwithstanding
- step ... (let others pass)
- apart from one team
- Dramatic device
- Actor-to-audience remark
- "step ...!" ("outta my way!")
- All joking ... . . .'
- Actor's comment to the audience
- Where children push there vegetables
- Whisper main number of forty-five?
- Remark made for the audience's benefit
- To the edge
- To the perimeter
- First team in reserve?
- To the right say
- New aide's dramatic remark
- theatrical whisper
- Sotto voce comment
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- ........ from [except for]
- step .... (bow out)
- Incidental comment
- Words to no one in particular
- Comment not meant for everyone
- Parenthetical lines
- Where a needle is usually put?
- Comment off the main point
- It might be in parentheses
- "It might start By the way ..."
- Song much played on the radio
- Comment starting "By the way ..."
- One way to stand
- Off the direct course
- Off the direct path
- Words never "heard" on stage
- Monologue ad-lib
- In a separate place
- Noël Coward's "To Step ......"
- Place for kidding? (5)
- Playwright's ploy
- comment made directly to the crowd
- Stage direction
- Coward's "To Step ......"
- Away
- Sotto-voce remark
- Player's sotto-voce remark
- Script notation
- Stage ploy
- Playwright's device
- Besides, with "from"
- Dramatic ploy
- Stage utterance
- Divagation
- ...... from (excluding)
- Pinero ploy
- Isolated
- Obliquely
- Play device
- Off ......
- Dramatist's ploy
- Separate
- On reserve
- Open secret onstage
- Whispered comment
- Stage secret
- Actor's remark
- Theatrical ploy
- Stage line
- One place to step
- Remark for the audience
- ...... from that (otherwise)
- Actor's undertone
- indirect effort
- One aspect of stage delivery
- In safekeeping
- Assistant keeps son out of the way
- Indirect comment
- Remark made to the audience
- Actor's remark to audience
- Away from one's thoughts
- Sadie, upset when separated
- A sighed utterance?
- Left for example in isolation
- has ideas inside privately
- repeated words
- Put ... (save for later)
- On the shelf in a seaside resort
- Actor's line
- first to play apart