| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Utilise | 3 letters | use |
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| Utilise | 5 letters | apply |
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| Utilise | 6 letters | employ |
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| Utilise | 7 letters | exploit |
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- Put on
- Way to get a job
- Be in force, as a rule
- Have relevance
- Put on, as glue
- Pop back and fold suit
- Put on suit
- Answer a job listing
- Answer a want ad
- Use as a fruit, perhaps?
- Respond to a job opening
- Bring to bear
- Ask for, a position perhaps
- ask for a soft sheet of veneer
- Put on, as makeup
- try for a job
- spread on, as makeup
- Be relevant
- Utilise
- Use
- Spread on
- Put to use
- To put to use
- Put in one's name (for)
- Fill out the necessary forms, say
- Administer
- Place in contact
- Try to get into a college
- Put into effect
- Put in ...... for
- try to get the job
- Cover with
- Try to get into a program
- Put on a soft layer
- Put on as nail polish
- Go for a grant
- Exert
- Make formal request
- Respond to a job ad
- Put on, as lipstick
- Submit a form, say
- Try out
- submit a résumé (for), as a job
- Lodge request [for job]
- put on, as eye shadow
- Use, as makeup
- father returned to work and spread
- seek to very quiety lay about outside
- Utilize
- Put in for a job
- Request a job
- Make a formal request
- Put in a piece of cheap plywood
- Request formally
- never-ending fruit - your first bid
- dab on, say
- Ply
- Refer
- Extend
- Dedicate
- Adduce
- Appoint
- Attach
- Attribute
- Work
- Prolong
- Devote
- Question
- Change
- Allege
- Fix
- Fasten
- Terms and conditions may ......
- put in for curious, quiet play
- put in for cheap plywood inserts
- Put into practice
- Wed
- Send off a job application form
- programme a slyer couple put on
- Seek employment
- Bring into action
- Submit a form or request
- Seek admission
- Seek admission
- put in for some scrap plywood
- Fill in forms for a new job
- Employ software and play regularly
- Concentration, ... to the task
- Try to get in
- Implement
- ...put on for exercise?
- Put oneself up as a candidate
- Carry out effectively
- Put yourself forward (for a job)
- Answer a help-wanted ad
- Take on
- Use
- Hire
- Wield
- Put to use
- Give paid work to
- Use my pole when dancing
- Earl to mark device for use
- have on the payroll
- To hire someone
- Put on the payroll
- Use eastern tactic to ensnare maiden
- Use my pole position
- Hire for work
- Use device to track me on the way back
- Put to work
- Use yours truly, backing stratagem
- Use polymer endlessly for remoulding
- Utilise
- Use space and stratagem
- Use Forster device?
- Use or give job to
- Use space to manoeuvre
- engage a worker, eg
- use my pole when cut up
- keep at work
- make use of my pole
- Give a job to
- Make use of
- Put on payroll
- Use English tactic trapping Frenchman
- Add to the payroll
- Give a role to
- to engage in return for money
- Bring on
- Some believe MP loyal to commission
- Use to good effect
- Hire — engage
- Hire staff, say
- Use a tricky device that gets me upset
- Use English tactic to trap millions
- Recruit; utilise
- Engage
- To pay someone to work for you; hire
- take on - recruit
- take on scouse mp, loyalist at heart
- take on work
- Hire; use
- Give work to
- Take on to do a job
- Use tool or staff
- set at work
- use yours truly to reverse stratagem
- Take on [worker]
- Give job to
- Provide with a job
- have on staff
- Hire staff
- Wheeze lifting myself up to exercise
- My pole dancing is put to use
- Use as a means
- I object to return gambit and hire
- Hire them casually with tactic
- To exercise
- Put in use
- Use me the wrong way with tactic
- Use my pole differently
- Use trick to follow setter back
- engage to work
- Occupy
- Consume
- Apply
- Appoint
- Hold
- Promise
- Adduce
- Fix
- Engage services of
- hire half of them with stratagem
- Use half of them on scheme...
- make use of space with cunning plan
- Work at
- Work
- Wile
- While away
- use as a means to engage
- Hire, take on staff
- Hire for a job
- Use half of them to wheeze
- To provide someone with work
- Hire me to oversee ruse
- use me to overturn stratagem
- use temp loyally? not entirely!
- Hire on
- Daring feat
- Bit of derring-do
- Take advantage of
- Daring deed
- Stunt of former pilot in a spin
- Abuse old pilot's licence
- Take advantage of old bed one enters
- Divorcee, one in bed, offers adventure
- Heroic deed
- A bold or daring act
- Misuse
- Use iodine in disused land?
- Milk?
- Work unfairly
- Make use of unfairly
- take advantage of a noble deed
- Plan no longer includes current use
- Bold feat
- Hero's tale
- Adventure
- Make use of an adventure
- Feat
- take advantage of - feat
- take advantage of a bold stroke
- make the most of an adventure
- heroic feat of overwork
- Unfairly make use of
- Play upon [weakness]
- Make productive use of
- take advantage of adventure
- Profit by adventure
- take advantage of an heroic deed
- Take advantage of PLO trapped in exit
- Selfishly make use of heroic deed
- take advantage of escapade
- Deed
- heroic feat
- make full use of
- Take advantage of notable deed
- Retired pilot's explosive deed
- make the most of this feat
- The polite kiss could be a daring feat
- Performance
- Achievement
- Accomplishment
- Act
- attainment
- Old bed accommodating one's deed
- bit of derring-do to use unfairly
- Work on
- Work
- Works
- Impressive feat
- Bold or daring feat
- take advantage of an adventure
- Fish used to make Philadelphia sushi
- Utilise
- Capitalise on a notable achievement
- Milk unit in previous scheme
- Play for a sap
- Kind of tax
- Put to work
- Value
- "...... it or lose it"
- Occupy
- Milk, so to speak
- It may be temporary or pr
- Employ
- Manipulate
- Take habitually
- Ply
- Middle of the question
- Handling
- Wear and tear
- Milk, in a way
- Bring into play
- Treat shabbily
- Don't waste
- Purpose
- Function
- Have no ...... for
- Apply
- Draw upon
- ...... advantage
- "What's the ......?"
- Exploit
- Application
- It may be fair
- Practice
- Bring to bear
- Consume
- Exercise
- It may be extended
- Take advantage of
- Work
- Serviceability
- Operate
- "It's no ......!"
- Utilize
- Put into service
- Put to a purpose
- Resort to
- Milk for all its worth
- "It's no ......!" (cry of de
- Play for a fool
- Milk?
- Exhaust, with "up"
- Fair ...... (copyright issue
- Service ......
- Put to good ......
- Capitalize on
- Helpfulness
- Be hooked on
- Waste not
- Expend
- Try to profit from
- Walk all over
- Press into service
- Consumption
- Employment
- Deplete, with "up"
- Operation
- "Oh, what's the ......?"
- "...... as directed"
- Spend that American note
- Utilise
- Employ some housemaids
- Avail oneself of sheep, we hear
- Decline to ignore official purpose
- Unfairly exploit
- Insert into the lineup
- Activate
- Try out
- ...... avail
- Word before "force" or "wisely"
- Get benefit from
- Exploit some curious effect
- Find a purpose for
- Benefit, service
- Value of American English
- Roused about employment
- American and English in exploit
- Make ... of
- Employ some curious effect
- Practise with animals, say
- Put into action
- '... your words'
- employ some ruses
- ... value (economic concept)
- Work with
- Having purpose gives us new heart
- employ — exploit
- '... ta Be My Girl'
- operation of some household gadgets
- Hire
- '... your head!'
- Take up
- Play (with)
- (Put to some) purpose
- find a place for
- Exploit the said females
- Copyright concern
- '... the Force, Luke'
- what to do only as directed
- single-... plastics
- "... your imagination!"
- take out of mothballs
- Handle
- no ... [pointless]
- "i could ... the help"
- one can do it with one's head
- Wield, ply
- slyly manipulate, in a way
- Find a job for
- put mileage on
- Finish, with "up"
- Put into play
- put in the game
- Exploit take advantage of
- Operate tool
- Take unfair advantage of
- Make the most of
- find a task for
- a custom among industrious employees
- ... and throw (disposable)
- Deploy
- Implement
- put in the lineup
- get a benefit from
- It is of no ...! (pointless)
- "... your inside voice!"
- Manipulation
- Exploit for selfish purposes
- Treat meanly
- Custom
- ".... it sparingly!"
- Put into practice
- Be a bad friend to?
- ... only as directed
- "___ your head!"
- Put in service
- Be a bad friend?
- Make a tool of
- Treatment
- Bring into action
- .... up, finish
- Bring into service
- Apply (a skill)
- Exercise (one's judgment)
- Manipulate for selfish purposes
- Exercise (judgment)
- Apply, as training
- ... as directed (product instruction)
- One of many for baking soda
- employ some house-surgeons
- put into the mix
- “What's the ... of that?”
- "can i ...... your phone?"
- Function or service
- Apply, as knowledge
- wont
- Impose (upon)
- Profit from
- In ... (occupied)
- Put into operation
- ... No Hooks
- '... your noodle!'
- a custom somewhat abused
- news you can ......
- Get the benefit of
- 'I could ... some help'
- It may be temporary or practical
- "It's no ...! (cry of despair)"
- ...up (consume completely)
- Habit
- Take advantage of, say
- Avail oneself of
- Cause of wear and tear
- With caution
- Applicability
- Make do with, say
- Mixed
- Not waste
- Resulting good
- Customary practice
- Profit by
- Deal (with)
- Adhibit
- Put in operation
- Partake of
- Treat badly