| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| What sailors use to draw attention to their wide-bottomed trousers | 6 letters | flares |
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| What sailors use to draw attention to their wide-bottomed trousers | 6 letters | alarms |
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Likely related crossword puzzle clues
- Some buzzers
- They may arouse you
- Frightens
- Wake-up calls
- They're set for rising
- Bells and whistles, say
- Warnings
- Sleep disturbers
- Bells and whistles, maybe
- Eye-opening things
- Burglar discouragers
- Warning sounds
- Devices to signal danger
- fire startlers?
- some cell signals
- a learner with weapons leads to panics
- cellphone ringers
- signals for firefighters
- snooze buttons stop them
- Warning signals
- Warning devices
- Sirens
- Almost all weapons creating panics
- Fears nearly all weapons
- Warnings from nearly all branches
- They wake you
- Warning bells
- Action triggers
- Wake-up buzzers
- startles
- post-quake din
- Some cellphone settings
- They're set
- Dream interrupters
- Roosters, in a way
- Alternatives to The Club
- Waker-uppers
- Disturbs
- Some eye-openers
- Upsets
- Slumberland intruders
- Tocsins
- Morning ringers
- Cries wolf
- Klaxons
- Morning sounds
- Causes fear
- Aids for sleepyheads
- Frightens almost everyone with weapons
- Scares
- Worries
- Distress beacons
- Metal prostheses set these off?
- Troubles
- Common waker-uppers
- Banes for burglars
- Causes concern
- Devices with snooze buttons
- Anti-theft devices
- they frighten you in bed
- security devices
- fills with anxiety or fear
- Many have snooze buttons
- They may be tripped
- Distresses
- They're set in clock apps
- strikes with fear
- They're set before going to sleep
- al is up in arms over sirens
- scares raised, alas, about the marines
- scares nearly all the members
- Things most cars and many clocks have
- Wake-up devices
- They can be snoozed
- they might wake you
- warning sounds from winged manuscript
- Audible warnings
- Bedside buzzers
- Horrifies
- Dismays
- Unnerves
- Warning lights
- Some pyrotechnics
- Emergency lights
- SOS lights
- Some warnings
- Trousers with wide bottoms
- Wide-legged trousers of the 1970s
- Sudden brief bursts of bright light
- Fireworks or distress signals at sea
- bursts from the sun
- bell-bottoms
- Distress signals
- SOS signals
- Burning emergency signals
- Emergency signals
- Signal fires
- Highway signals
- Distress beacons
- Pyrotechnics used to signal for help
- Roadside alerts
- trousers showing some distress
- emergency-kit supply
- Stranded drivers' signals
- Wide-bottomed trousers
- trousers that widen below the knee
- bell-bottoms features
- Style of trousers' torches
- Roadside distress signals
- widens out bellwise
- Light payments, about a pound?
- fellow with earls changing trousers