| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Treat with disdain | 4 letters | snub |
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| Treat with disdain | 5 letters | scorn |
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| Treat with disdain | 5 letters | snoot |
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| Treat with disdain | 5 letters | abuse |
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| Treat with disdain | 6 letters | slight |
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| Treat with disdain | 7 letters | contemn |
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- Mistreatment
- Wrong
- Obloquy
- Bad treatment
- Invective
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- Billingsgate
- Battery, e.g.
- Obloquy, e.g.
- Bullying, e.g.
- Mistreat
- Vituperation, e.g.
- Maltreatment
- Constant criticism
- Scolding, e.g.
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- Ill-treatment
- Treat cruelly
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- Maltreat
- Mishandle
- Misapply, as terminology
- Take the wrong way?
- take advantage of, as privileges
- Vituperation
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- Violation
- Seriously overdo, as a privilege
- Cruel treatment sailor almost used
- Harsh treatment
- invective for the sailor to employ
- Bullies dish it out
- It might be verbal
- treat terribly
- Take unfair advantage of
- Before service, sailor curses?
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- Invective, e.g.
- Shabby treatment
- Battery
- Revile
- Violate a warranty
- Vituperate
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- Treat with disdain
- Calumniate
- Vilify
- Exploit, as power
- Misuse
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- Stream of insults, say
- Take advantage of as a privilege
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- Exploit, as a privilege
- ... of power (malfeasance)
- Lab users concealing cruel treatment
- Ill-treat
- sailor to employ insults
- take undue advantage of sailor custom
- treat badly — hurl insults
- A coach has a way of cursing!
- Exploitation
- Exploit
- Mistreat or bully repeatedly
- Physical maltreatment
- a black-american english insult
- Mistreat, or verbally offend
- treat poorly
- Berate Lincoln about his country
- sailor may employ vituperation
- Treat someone badly
- verbal attack
- Shout insults at
- Overdo, as a privilege
- Insulting language
- Badmouth
- improper use
- Desecrate
- Misapply
- Take advantage of, and then some
- sailor to employ vituperation
- Swear at, say
- treat exploitatively
- Improperly use
- vituperation for a sailor to employ
- Scold
- scurrility
- Slander
- perversion
- Inveigh
- Misappropriate
- Oppress
- Outrage
- Violate
- Affront
- Asperse
- Reproach
- Chide
- Buffoonery
- Defile
- compute
- Denounce
- Misassign
- Burden
- Outbreak
- Profane
- Misrepresentation
- Distortion
- Corruption
- misinterpretation
- Caricature
- Sophistry
- prostitution
- Maltreat sailor before exercise
- mistreat a vehicle, notedly?
- Treat like dirt
- sailor to employ revilement
- Jeers to a team at an away game, say
- take too much advantage of
- graduate stood to employ vituperation
- Yell (at)
- Wound
- wreak-havoc
- Work on
- insult a coach and point
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- sailor may employ corrupt practice
- What constant criticism may lead to
- walk all over, so to speak
- misuse, exploit
- Poor treatment
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- Scoff
- Commiserate
- Sneer
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- Disdain
- Disregard
- Sibilate
- Vilipend
- Spurn
- Scout
- Ancient word for treat with contempt
- Pooh-pooh
- Refuse to recognize
- Disdain
- "Teach not thy lip such ..
- Heap ...... upon
- Derision
- Treat badly
- Dismiss as unworthy
- Show contempt toward
- Belittling act
- Show disdain for
- Sneer at
- Open contempt
- Open disrespect
- Extreme contempt
- Sniff at old Bob's foot sore?
- Contempt, disdain
- Dismissive attitude
- Ridicule
- When poured, it's like cold water
- Contempt
- Mocking contempt
- What sneers express
- utter contempt
- Derision, contempt
- Disdain, mockery
- Treat with contempt
- Turn up one's nose at
- despise grain produced in the south
- Reject with contempt
- Second trite idea leading to derision
- look down on
- Utter disdain
- Contemn
- Despise
- Cold-shoulder
- Reject
- Mock
- Contumely
- Vigorous contempt
- Deride
- Jeer at
- Care nothing for ridicule
- Treat with disdain
- sneerer's sentiment
- Have contempt for small crop
- Display of disrespect
- what a scowl signifies
- look upon with contempt
- Hold in contempt
- Express disdain
- Loathing calluses when cycling
- Disdain, mock
- Contemptuously reject southern maize
- Display contempt for
- obvious disdain
- contempt for southern cereal
- contempt for a small cereal plant
- Contempt for small crop
- Sneer
- DEFY
- Reject the southern crop
- Neglect
- Scoff
- Challenge
- Provoke
- Despite
- Brave
- Mockery
- Irony
- sarcasm
- Disrespect
- Disdain to treat corns
- disdain for small crop
- mock small crop
- Abhor
- Airs
- Arrogance
- be above
- be contemptuous of
- care nothing for
- clannishness
- Cliquishness
- Contemptuousness
- Deprecation
- despisal
- Disavow
- disdainfulness
- Dismissal
- Disown
- Disparage
- Disparagement
- disprize
- Disregard
- Dump (on)
- exclusiveness
- Feel contempt for
- feel superior to
- Flout
- flouting
- Fuss
- gibing
- Hauteur
- hold beneath one
- Hold cheap
- hold in derision
- Ignore
- Insult
- Jeering
- Laugh at
- Laugh to scorn
- Look
- look down upon
- Make fun of
- misprize
- pick-and-choose
- Poke fun at
- Put down
- rank low
- Rebuff
- Rejection
- Scoff at
- Scoffing
- scornfulness
- Scout
- set at defiance
- Set at naught
- Shun
- Slight
- slight over
- Sneering
- Sneeze (at)
- sniff at
- sniffiness
- Snobbishness
- Snootiness
- snort at
- snottiness
- Snub
- sovereign contempt
- Spurn
- Superciliousness
- Taunt
- Taunting
- think nothing of
- toploftiness
- disdain for small vegetable
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- contempt for second crop
- synonym for contempt
- Reject rudely
- Treat corns with contempt
- Sneer at last of this cereal
- Cold-shoulder
- Slender
- Snub
- Lodge
- Small and delicate
- Minor - affront
- Minor rebuff
- Insubstantial; insult
- Tiny insult
- Deliberate discourteous act
- Insult of little significance
- Minor - snub
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- Such discourtesy is trivial
- Minimum of blasphemy, mild curse
- Insult hardly worth mentioning
- Minor insult
- Insult
- a trivial snub
- small sun lamp
- Snub lacking in substance
- Not a serious affront?
- Deliberate rebuff
- Impugn
- Trivial
- Not heavily built
- Small lake in view
- Afront
- Frail
- "...... minute"
- Slender and small, not weighing much
- Slim and delicate
- barely noticeable, as a cough
- Insignificant, flimsy
- small insult
- Not much spare?
- Modest insult
- imperceptible
- Minor discourtesy
- Insult; snub
- trifling - snub
- A humiliating discourtesy
- it's not grossly offensive
- insignificant insult
- Inconsiderable
- Negligible
- Disparaging remark
- Insult succeeded with brilliance
- Svelte
- Small insignificant snub
- Act of disrespect
- Trifling
- trivial insult
- trifling affront
- minimal, as a change
- Frail-looking
- slim, small and delicate
- Marginal damage to this girl's clothes
- quite trifling discourtesy
- Not sturdy; insult
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- Flimsy
- unimportant snub
- insignificant snub
- Very small, like a chance of rain
- insult fifty within visual range
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- Of slender build
- Barely significant
- only a trivial offence?
- insignificant view about a learner
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- Marginal
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- Insult by ignoring
- Small, inconsiderable
- Shallow
- Small
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- Hasty
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- Cursory
- Desultory
- Superficial
- Scathing attack, but only a small one
- Thin
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- Mockery
- Shoal
- Negligence
- Gauzy
- Delicate
- Rapid
- Rambling
- Despise
- Overlook
- Omit
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- disesteem
- Despite
- trivial cause of offence
- Give the cold shoulder to, say
- delicate insult
- Trivial bit of gaslighting
- Insubstantial
- Womanish
- Wispy
- Willowy
- Windy?
- Wink at
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- Weak
- Minor offence
- An affront
- Lenten
- Spartan
- Abstemious
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- Affront
- Airy
- ankle deep
- Ascetic
- Asinine
- Attenuate
- Attenuated
- Austere
- Bantam
- be blind to
- be caught out
- Be inattentive
- be unwary
- Belittle
- blink
- blink at
- boyish
- Breakable
- Bring down
- bring into discredit
- Bring low
- Brittle
- carefully ignore
- catchpenny
- Cheap-jack
- cobwebby
- Coldness
- connive at
- Cramped
- Crumbly
- cry down
- ...... culpa
- culpable negligence
- Cut
- cut a corner
- Cut corners?