Clue | Length | Answer |
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Took off | 3 letters | ran |
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Took off | 4 letters | went |
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Took off | 4 letters | shed |
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Took off | 4 letters | aped |
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Took off | 4 letters | sped |
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Took off | 4 letters | flew |
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Took off | 4 letters | rose |
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Took off | 4 letters | fled |
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Took off | 4 letters | left |
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Took off | 5 letters | split |
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Took off | 5 letters | leapt |
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Took off | 6 letters | doffed |
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Took off | 6 letters | hauled |
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Took off | 6 letters | bolted |
Took off | 6 letters | exited |
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Took off | 6 letters | erased |
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Took off | 7 letters | ranaway |
Took off | 7 letters | removed |
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Took off | 7 letters | scatted |
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Took off | 7 letters | unladed |
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Took off | 8 letters | ascended |
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Took off | 8 letters | departed |
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Took off | 8 letters | imitated |
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Took off | 8 letters | ranforit |
Took off | 8 letters | stripped |
Took off | 8 letters | launched |
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Took off | 12 letters | impersonated |
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- Mimicked
- Made like
- Parodied
- Sent up
- Impersonated
- Copied
- Imitated
- Parroted
- Simulated
- Took off on
- Did the same as
- Did a sendup of
- Did like
- Mocked
- Mirrored
- Burlesqued
- Did a Little bit
- Acted like
- Was a copycat
- Caricatured
- Did an impression of
- Emulated mockingly
- emulated
- Copied a letter to the Editor
- Copied primate, on the day
- Lacked originality
- Took after
- Pretended to be
- Copied a quiet journalist
- Copied letters to the Editor
- copied mindlessly
- acted like a copycat
- Made fun of
- Copied, mimicked
- Copied out of a cheap edition
- did a takeoff on
- behaved like
- Did
- Imitated, mimicked
- acted just like
- Did impressions of
- Did likewise
- Copied a behavior
- Did an imitation of
- Was imitating
- Played copycat
- Performed an imitation of
- Was imitative
- Imitated someone say
- Mocked maybe
- did a caricature of
- Did takeoffs on
- Copied an action
- Imitated mindlessly
- Imitated, copied
- Made an impression
- Made fun of, in a way
- Followed closely
- Mimed
- Followed slavishly
- Emulated David Frye
- Did a Little job
- Played a Little?
- Did a takeoff
- Sincerely flattered
- Emulated Little
- Put on a Little act
- Played the copycat
- Did a Little skit
- Did an impression
- Flattered, in a way
- Followed exactly
- Mocked by imitating
- Copied athletic sports director
- sounded like
- copied some cheap editions
- A quiet journalist took off
- Imitated faithfully
- Imitated Tauntingly
- Impressed
- Imitated someone
- Imitated like a monkey
- did what the primate did
- Imitated in every way
- Did an impression of someone
- Copied, gorilla-style
- Mimicked mockingly
- Copied or mimicked, as a primate would
- Copied, like a primate
- Copied, like a monkey
- Imitated like the chest beater
- Copied, like a monkey would
- Copied someone, like a monkey
- Mirrored another's actions
- Did a parody of
- Copied, creature-style
- Ridiculed
- Impersonated someone, say
- Copied some speed-trap editorials
- copied primate and daughter
- Crudely mimicked
- Copied badly
- Copied, mimicked like a monkey
- copied from cheap editions
- Imitated in a zoo?
- Imitated by a quiet little chap
- Copied cheap Edwardian pieces
- Imitated or mimicked
- Imitated uncritically
- satirized, in a way
- exercise held in a day is copied
- Copied some landscape drawings
- Took off
- Mimicked someone's behavior or actions
- Copied from drape design
- copied a monkey to a degree
- Mimicked with a cheeky imitation
- Ridiculed, perhaps
- Rose
- Rose, like Charlie, has finished
- Got higher position when Charlie died
- Went up
- Rose needs cad to reform
- Went upward
- Moved up
- Rose, maybe, dances with Ed
- moved upwards
- Rose just when music finally finished
- Climbed
- Rose as first course finished
- went up when chapter finished
- Rose up as first competition ended
- Went up as century came to a close
- Went up as many finished
- rose when conservative finished
- dense cad irritated rose?
- a lawyer settled and took off
- Went up as the century finished
- went upwards
- Climbed up
- Took off
- Got a promotion
- bad deeds can have mounted
- Ran for the door; fastened
- Secured with a metal pin
- Ate in a hurry
- Ate quickly
- Dashed off
- Took off
- Flew the coop
- Fled
- Departed from the party
- Wolfed
- Ran
- Ate fast, secured door and ran off
- Left in a hurry
- Ran away and got locked up
- Got out fast
- Be told off having fled
- Shut up and made oneself scarce
- Swallowed hurriedly
- Sped away after being fastened down
- Brazen admitting Lawrence took off
- fastened securely but escaped
- the horse ....
- Left
- Gone
- No longer with us
- Left stage in middle of act
- Left theatrical role in middle of act
- Act, taking a central role, then quit
- Left some enthralled by legal document
- Left - late
- Dead; set off
- What's done about bit left
- Went - dead
- Said one's goodbyes in Split
- Went away
- Left section to fill in document
- Left, went away
- In a frenzy: pet adder's gone
- some in the act didn't stay
- left some, indeed!
- Act about portion that's left
- Character, in middle of act, withdrew
- Took a powder
- Took off
- Took a jet
- Went
- Left share covered by legal agreement
- Set off ambush reversed in action
- started out late
- left a section in legal document
- indeed not all went
- Act when some came in late
- Left a bit indeed
- no longer at the gate, say
- The Leonardo DiCaprio film
- Passed away
- left a section in the legal document
- Left for dead?
- not the whole, indeed, left
- Left the role in the middle of the act
- Past
- Dead
- Spent
- Defunct
- gone away?
- Started out in an action role
- Wound up
- Act a central role then quit
- Former
- Left some legal document around
- Exited
- Tipped, as a hat
- Took off one's hat
- Removed, as clothing
- Took off, as a hat
- Tipped, in away
- Removed one's hat
- Tipped a topper
- Removed, as one's hat
- Took off a tile
- Took off
- Took off [hat]
- Removed [hat]
- Deleted
- Cleared
- Did away with
- Wiped out
- Cleared the boards
- Clean, now
- Gone, now
- Rubbed out or off
- Took out
- Got rid of marks
- Now blank
- When data's been ...... ...
- Obliterated
- Rubbed out
- Eliminated, in a way
- Wiped clean
- Times editor's removed
- Made blank
- Cleared out of Red Sea craft
- Killed off characters?
- Deleted, as data
- Got rid of, in a way
- Times editor taken out, not to be seen
- Expunged
- Removed from wild Red Sea
- made sure your slip wasn't showing?
- cleared from the board
- Destroyed in the turbulent Red Sea
- red sea wrongly deleted
- Blue-pencilled by The Times editor
- wiped out at one's desk, say
- part of vera's edition being deleted
- wiped off the board
- undid
- purged from the records
- Backspaced over
- Demagnetized perhaps
- Removed, as pencil marks
- Wiped away
- Seared badly and removed
- Cleared (a disk)
- Like a clean blackboard
- Took out, as a wrong answer
- rubbed out red sea, perhaps
- Used the rubber end of a pencil
- times journalist deleted...
- No longer on the page
- no longer written on
- Blank, now
- Completely clean again
- Cleared the tape
- Taken out
- Effaced
- Cleaned, as a disk
- Gone from the program
- Canceled
- Cleared a tape
- Removed
- Got the lead out?
- Rubbed with rubber
- Gone from the board
- Unwrote
- Scraped (out)
- Cleaned the blackboard
- Liquidated, as a hood
- Eliminated
- Taken off the paper
- Took off the board
- Removed journalist after ages
- Removed all evidence of
- no longer on-board?
- rubbed out the red sea, perhaps
- Cleaned the slate
- Times editor removed
- times' editor taken out
- wiped from the whiteboard
- removed from a blackboard
- removed, as a pencil mark
- Used the pink side of a pencil
- rubbed out the time des returned
- Eradicated
- Completely removed
- removed from the red sea
- red sea could easily be wiped out
- cleared away
- Cleared the slate
- deleted, as a flash drive
- cleared, as a whiteboard
- taken out from the red sea
- Wiped clear
- Cleared, as one's name?
- Removed from a whiteboard
- Got rid of Times journalist
- removed part of chapter as editor
- cleared one's name, maybe?
- Permanently removed
- Wiped out, as deer might well be
- Unwritten
- Rubbed away errors
- Hapless spearhead is rubbed out
- Wiped off a board
- Journalist, after ages, expunged
- Left one with nothing to read
- ‘red sea' erroneously deleted
- Removed deer as diseased
- Annulled the sentence, perhaps
- Obliterated as deer scattered
- Taken off the board
- Red Sea (anag.); seared (anag.)
- Wiped from a chalkboard
- ages getting journalist removed
- Red Sea turmoil wiped from memory
- Wiped out or removed completely
- Got rid of Times edition
- Wiped from a blackboard
- Removed pencil marks
- Wiped out as deer may well be
- Eliminated or removed completely
- upset as deer are removed
- removed from red sea, possibly
- Deleted, removed completely
- Removed marks from the board
- Deleted, rubbed out
- removed the records from the red sea
- Used the pink end of a pencil
- Took off
- Wiped off
- removed or rubbed out
- Evidently regretted having dashed off
- Rubbed off
- Scrubbed away, no longer visible
- Used pencil rubber
- Times editor getting rubbed out
- cleared, as a hard drive
- Deleted computer files
- Took the lead
- removed from the whiteboard
- Split
- "... ...... quit!"
- Went out
- Ended a scene, say
- Left the building
- Took one's leave
- Got out, thrilled to avoid the cold
- English team having drawn, no one left
- Left
- went offstage
- Got off the turnpike
- Got off the stage
- Got off the highway
- Went out of
- Left it in care of former editor
- Departed
- First class departed, excited
- Went out, departed
- Took off
- Left turned on Conservative fleeing
- Left feverish, out cold
- was missing sun and departed
- Left the stage
- Split
- Ran
- Took a powder
- Amscrayed
- Skedaddled
- Took it on the lam
- Bolted
- Took off
- Got out of Dodge
- Left hurriedly
- Ran away from
- Skipped town
- Decamped
- Vamoosed
- Ran away
- what roman polanski did
- Escaped
- Departed in haste, baffled
- Deserted
- made a run for it
- went on the lam
- ran like hell
- made for the hills
- Fellow went ahead and bolted
- Ran for it
- Material from fleet admiral in Split
- Hotfooted it
- *Made tracks
- "Beat it!"
- ran off having given food to about 50
- Scurried
- escaped in a hurry
- made oneself scarce
- Headed for the hills
- Was routed
- Ran off
- Ran swiftly
- Got out quick
- Went swiftly
- Ran away like a criminal
- Took to the hills
- Bugged out
- Cut out
- Hightailed it
- Exited quickly
- Took to one's heels
- Exited expeditiously
- Raced
- Absquatulated
- Ran from danger
- "...... is that music . . . ": Keats
- Made (off)
- Got out swiftly
- Scrammed
- ran from
- jumped bail
- Got out of town in a hurry
- Departed hastily
- Didn't stick around
- Ran away from danger
- made an escape
- escaped quickly
- Did a runner
- cut and ran
- Took off suddenly
- gave food to about 50 and ran away
- female in the front escaped