| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Travesty | 4 letters | take |
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| Travesty | 4 letters | sham |
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| Travesty | 4 letters | salt |
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| Travesty | 4 letters | warp |
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| Travesty | 4 letters | itsa |
| Travesty | 4 letters | puff |
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| Travesty | 4 letters | tout |
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| Travesty | 5 letters | squib |
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| Travesty | 5 letters | slant |
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| Travesty | 5 letters | twist |
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| Travesty | 5 letters | farce |
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| Travesty | 6 letters | wrench |
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| Travesty | 6 letters | satire |
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| Travesty | 6 letters | parody |
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| Travesty | 7 letters | scratch |
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| Travesty | 7 letters | replica |
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| Travesty | 7 letters | sarcasm |
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| Travesty | 7 letters | stretch |
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| Travesty | 7 letters | takeoff |
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| Travesty | 7 letters | mimicry |
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| Travesty | 7 letters | mockery |
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| Travesty | 7 letters | version |
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| Travesty | 7 letters | charade |
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| Travesty | 8 letters | disguise |
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| Travesty | 8 letters | ridicule |
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| Travesty | 8 letters | scribble |
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| Travesty | 8 letters | take-off |
| Travesty | 8 letters | talk-big |
| Travesty | 9 letters | burlesque |
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| Travesty | 9 letters | slapstick |
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| Travesty | 10 letters | stretching |
| Travesty | 10 letters | understate |
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| Travesty | 10 letters | caricature |
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| Travesty | 11 letters | prodigality |
| Travesty | 11 letters | superlative |
| Travesty | 12 letters | reproduction |
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| Travesty | 14 letters | sensationalism |
| Travesty | 14 letters | misportraiture |
| Travesty | 14 letters | representation |
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| Travesty | 17 letters | stretch-the-truth |
| Travesty | 17 letters | misrepresentation |
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- Race had become a farce
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- Blatant deceit
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- Message in mime
- Pantomime of a sort
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- sustained pretence
- total pretence
- travesty, mockery
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- False pretense
- Pretence
- A travesty
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- Mime
- False pretence
- Play on words
- insincere behavior
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- piece of ridiculous pretence
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- Item in a wordless party guessing game
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- Work
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- bit of deception
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- Outfit worn to conceal one's identity
- Camouflage, mask
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- Fake mustache, e.g.
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- Being confused, I guess I'd hide
- Identity concealer
- Alter appearance to conceal identity
- Gorilla suit, e.g.
- Mask
- i guess i'd change into camouflage
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- altered appearance to conceal identity
- mask detective's men during talk
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- Restrain
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- Broad comedy
- Oscar Wilde genre
- You can't take it serious
- Comic play
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- Play with boobs?
- Stuff of comedy
- Absurd event
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- 'Seinfeld' genre
- absurd comedy
- form of parody
- Travesty
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- Countenance having Queen in comedy
- Many a Chaplin film
- Moliere's forte
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- Wacky comedy
- Silly comedy
- sham — comedy
- Comedy act discovered during meal
- "no sex please, we're british," e.g.
- Buffoonery
- Sham or mockery
- screwball comedy
- it isn't meant to be taken seriously
- "la cage aux folles," for one
- Parody
- Door-slamming comedy
- Broad comedy with an improbable plot
- Exaggerated comedy
- Comedy clubs cutting price of going
- Church not near? That's ridiculous!
- Ludicrous comedy
- Fiasco
- Loud race developed into travesty
- Stage comedy
- Staged mockery
- You can't take it seriously
- "TV's Fawlty Towers, for one"
- Many a Monty Python skit
- "Broad City," for one
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- Knockabout comedy
- Feydeau specialty
- Burlesque
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- Broad humor
- Mockery
- "Charley's Aunt" is one
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- Samuel Foote's forte
- French stage forte
- Bedroom
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- show of mockery
- Spoof
- Door-slamming play
- ticket price about 100 for play?
- traveller catches cold? nonsense!
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- Complete travesty
- Ludicrous display
- Stage offering
- hollow formality
- Ridiculous situation
- absurd situation at distant church
- people act foolishly in it
- "Duck Soup," for one
- play with an absurd plot
- passenger has caught the absurdity
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- The Comedy of Errors for one
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- Absurdist comedy
- Caricature
- Mimicry
- Style of theatrical comedy
- tragedy allowed by amateurish thespian
- fellow to race round to see play
- Absurd pretence
- Whim-wham
- improbable comedy
- confront republican in fiasco
- right in front as a comedy
- Film genre
- comedic play or absurd situation?
- shambles, debacle
- Ridiculous show
- First as tragedy, then as a ......
- slapstick comedy
- Ridiculous comedy
- travesty right in front
- Satirical comedy
- Comedy
- Ridiculous proceedings
- passenger gets caught in disaster
- Zany comedy
- Comedy clubs having food brought round
- Broadly humorous comedy
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- Guy Lombardo's "...... Lonel
- "...... deal!"
- "...... girl!"
- "...... Boy" ("Tommy" song)
- "...... Wonderful Life"
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- "...... done deal"
- Bonnie Tyler's "...... Heart
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- Date
- "...... Heartache" (Bonnie T
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- Living
- Midwife's words before bo
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- Frank Capra's "...... Wonder
- Wrap
- "...... New World" (Arlen/Ge
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- Boy
- "... little late for that"
- “... jungle out there”
- Thought
- ... Wonderful Life (1946)
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- Words before ''boy'' or ''girl''
- ...... dog's life
- "...... girl!" [delivery room cry]
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- Midwife's words before boy or girl
- Joke
- Bird
- Berlin's ".......... Lovely Day Today"
- Bird-plane link
- ".......... Heartache" (1978 hit)
- ".......... Grand Night for Singing"
- "...... Good Day," 1946 song
- "...... Most Unusual Day"
- Peggy Lee's "...... Good Day"
- ...... long way
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- "...... Man's, Man's, Man's World"
- "...... long way to . . . "
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- "...... Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World"
- Bet
- "...... Lovely Day Today," 1950 song
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- Lead-in to gift or miracle
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- The art of imitating someone
- Copying two identical notes on blubber
- Act of aping
- Little specialty
- Adaptation to resemble another species
- the art of imitation
- Action of imitation or mockery
- Impersonation
- Aping operatic heroine, show sadness
- being copied makes a girl weep
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- Parody
- Travesty
- Burlesque
- Extravagance
- Exaggeration
- Hyperbole
- Monstrosity
- Farce
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- Copying
- act of imitation
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