| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Type of queen? | 4 letters | drag |
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| Type of queen? | 5 letters | drama |
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- Pull
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- Bring unwillingly
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- Pull behind
- Men might dress in this
- Bummer
- Go on too long
- Engage in a street auto r
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- Party pooper
- Downer
- What some performers lip-
- Use a trawl
- Aerodynamic force
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- Doctor Silver is a bore
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- It's a bore producing clothes for TV
- Transvestite's garb
- Trail along the ground
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- "RuPaul's ... Race" (VH1 series)
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- Main road is a pain
- Criticize harshly, in slang
- King's or queen's attire
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- Main road can be a nuisance
- Dull time: slang
- it's no fun
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- Air resistance
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- Tedious experience
- pull with difficulty
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- 'Pose' clothes
- Yawner
- What smoker craves? Contrary habit!
- Hot rod race
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- 'RuPaul's ... Race'
- Search a river-bed
- Lag behind
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- ... race (car race)
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- Move slowly as monster that's lost leg
- ... Me Down (One Direction hit song)
- Pull across the floor
- Scrape along the ground
- Boring person: slang
- Scrape along the floor
- Lug behind
- Main road is a nuisance
- Scrape across the floor
- Pull forcibly
- Pull with effort
- Bummer in '60s lingo
- Boring situation
- RuPaul's specialty
- Bummer: slang
- Draw back from a bit of gardening
- garb for peppermint
- no fun at all
- Haul with difficulty
- Engage in a street auto race
- What some performers lip-sync in
- Reality series RuPaul's ... Race
- What RuPaul dresses in
- Be long and boring
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- Complete bore
- Race, in a way
- Long puff
- Kind of race or queen
- Kind of race (4)
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- Daughter, tease, causes pain
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- Schlepper
- Hang behind
- Influence
- Kind of race
- Use a grapnel
- Kind of bunt
- Deep puff
- Type of race
- Varsity ......, 30's dance
- Heavy coach
- Burden
- Large coach
- Bore, in slanguage
- Lug along
- Boring one
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- Slangy word for influence
- Influence: Slang
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- start to strip...
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- Main road
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- Something boring
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- word preceding race or queen
- Type of queen?
- "paris is burning" art form
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- Haul; bore
- aerodynamic force opposite the thrust
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- Pull with effort, say
- Word before 'king' or 'queen'
- Really dull time
- what some performers lip-synch in
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- Ball culture performance
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- Yank's daughter with kid
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- Something tedious and boring
- Boring event
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- Trail
- Thoroughly boring person
- What female impersonators wear
- “What a bummer!”
- trail along
- Type of motor racing
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- ".... Me to Hell"; Alison Lohman film
- draw by force
- search the bed?
- Go very slow or very fast
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- *prolonging
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- ... and drop (computer action)
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- RuPaul's costume category
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- nasa engineer's calculation
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- Attire for some queens
- Camp clothing?
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- Artificial scent may prove tedious
- To insult (ABBR.)
- Draw
- Dull mother goes to motorcycle races
- Pull from behind
- Attract
- Induce
- Entice
- Inhale
- Sketch
- Delineate
- Describe
- Lag
- Drone
- Take unwillingly
- Prepare to drop, maybe
- RuPaul's attire
- .... and drop
- Pull, or a puff
- Puff; pull; slog
- It slows airplanes down
- Boring thing to pull!
- Pull something with difficulty, say
- harry said, “haul boulders”
- Pulling motion creating pain in neck!
- Wrench
- Worm
- Worry
- Wobble
- Wiggle
- aesthetic for some queens
- Weep
- ...... way
- wear on
- rupaul's competition
- pull 500th cloth
- hindrance for a plane
- camp gear?
- "RuPaul's ... Race," reality show
- Dramatic style of makeup
- King of clubs' attire?
- RuPaul specialty
- Having to tow is a bore
- pull a heavy weight
- Tedious dreary activity
- Transvestism can be a bore
- queen performance
- rupaul's ... race bore
- Can such a race be a bore?
- queen's attire
- A scent worth hunting for?
- sasha colby's art form
- women's clothes to pull on?
- Boring person
- to pull somebody or something along
- Aerodynamic resistance
- Long inhaling of a cigarette
- Lug with effort
- trawl
- Haul over the ground; tedious activity
- To pull something along the ground
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- sasha velour's art form
- rupaul's art form
- Type of queen or race
- fit for a queen
- Slowly pull along
- to pull along on the ground roughly
- Pulitzer Prize category
- College major
- Plays
- Soap, say
- "Law & Order," e.g.
- Section at Blockbuster
- Excitement
- Kind of queen
- Theater school study
- Play-......
- Counterpart of comedy
- Emmy category
- Euripides' genre
- Soap, for example
- Soap opera, e.g.
- Comedy's counterpart
- Pulitzer category
- Comedy alternative
- First part
- An hour of prime-time TV,
- Popular Yale major
- Histrionics
- Award show category
- A lot of Shakespeare's wr
- Tension
- Theatrical production
- Stage offering
- Serious play
- Play 9 over and over again for wife
- Turbulent emotional episode
- Theatre doctor with a degree
- Small drink before a 23, for instance
- Play prosecutor penning sheep
- Theatrical piece
- I love abandoning scene in play
- US lawman conceals memory of tragedy?
- Tot before a play
- Short afternoon play
- Theatrical work
- Play diamonds and stick with ace
- Wee drink ahead of a play
- Theatrical work or tense situation
- Drink one in play
- Shot a scene (at least one)
- Tot close to hyena could create this!
- Stage play
- Exciting situation
- Whisky taken before a show
- "Grey's Anatomy," e.g
- Daytime soap, e.g
- 'CSI' or 'NCIS'
- play doctor and a mom
- play involving doctor and a mother
- Reality show staple
- Drink to a play
- Literary genre
- Drop American play
- play involving a doctor and a mother
- Work to be performed by actors
- Play a measure first
- work in a theater
- unnecessary crisis
- daytime soap
- netflix category
- Excitement, crisis
- Television play
- Play - the first shot?
- Serious TV show
- Study of the theater
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- "true detective," e.g.
- queen's milieu
- "ozark" or "fargo"
- certain queen's bailiwick
- golden globes genre
- Play in which lawyer hides stuff
- "Better Call Saul," e.g
- Film genre
- Comedy counterpart
- theatrical show
- Lawyer eats butter in theatre show
- play the part of cassandra, maybe
- "rome" or "empire," e.g.
- Omen from memoranda relates to crisis
- A drink before the play
- reality-tv staple
- Hamlet, eg
- Wee drink before start of adapted play
- Shot afternoon play
- work of theater that isn't a comedy
- Whisky taken before a play
- Video store category
- Genre for 'Roma' or 'Moonlight'
- Serious story
- Serious stage production
- Gripping story
- Theater presentation
- Play first shot?
- Short, a film maybe
- O'Neill forte
- Theatrical fare
- Serious movie
- Doctor meets a mum in tense situation
- Theatrical performance
- "An hour of prime-time TV, often"
- A lot of Shakespeare's writing
- Tragedy
- Class with masks?
- Telenovela, e.g.
- "House," but not "Full House"
- "Game of Thrones," e.g.
- Soap genre
- Miller product
- Thespian's major
- "C.S.I.," e.g.
- "Chicago Hope," e.g
- Aspiring actor's major
- Inge forte
- Acting major
- O'Neill specialty
- Playhouse fare
- Foote work
- "Ghosts" is one
- Kyd work
- Synge or O'Casey work
- Marlowe product
- O'Neill's specialty
- lonesco product
- Ibsen's forte
- Pinter product
- Beaumont and Fletcher's forte
- Moliere's forte
- Aeschylus creation
- Arthur Miller's forte
- "Toys in the Attic," e.g.
- O'Neill creation
- Shaw creation
- Fugard's field
- Howard Sackler product
- Ionesco work
- Peele product
- Fugard creation
- Kyd product
- Albee's forte
- Pinter's forte
- Sophocles' forte
- Dracula, e.g
- A work by Samuel Nathaniel Behrman
- Hellman's "The Children's Hour," e.g.
- "Antony and Cleopatra," e.g.
- Harold Pinter's forte
- Product of Coward or Howard
- "A View from the Bridge" is one
- Real-life ......
- Ibsen's field
- Stage fare
- Tense situation in theatrical work
- Theatre presentation
- Emotional event
- Attorney takes sheep to play
- unnecessary hassle and arguing
- broadway offering
- have a tot before a play
- Reality-show alternative
- Thespian art
- thespian's study
- Musical drama
- forrest gump or rocky
- mcleod's daughters genre
- Serious film
- soap opera, for instance
- "save the ...... for your momma"
- Comedy's counterpart, at the Emmys
- Emotional conflict
- Tot seen before a play
- Serious movie genre
- Tundra man pens play
- Kind of play