| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| absolute rubbish | 5 letters | tripe |
| ||
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- Balderdash
- Hogwash
- Baloney
- Drivel
- Nonsense
- Falderal
- Blather
- French delicacy
- Hardly award-winning writ
- Cow's stomach lining used as food
- Journey to East is rubbish
- Rubbish; food
- Rubbish, fifth journey?
- Stomach lining of ox? Rubbish!
- Cows stomach used as food
- Nonsense (informal)
- Threesome left out rubbish
- Note after journey is nonsense
- Rubbish band losing direction
- ruminant's stomach lining
- Blunder with English? Nonsense
- Malarkey
- Rubbish unacceptable to vegetarians
- Food in stomach
- Rubbish many can't stomach
- Nonsense food
- Junk food
- 12 on time for food
- What some northerners eat is rubbish
- Poppycock
- Offal choice
- Edible stomach meat
- total rubbish
- Utter nonsense
- Bunkum
- Stumble on last bit of vile rubbish
- Type of offal
- Rubbish: slang
- Worthless talk
- Offal
- Fifth journey is a load of rubbish
- Hardly award-winning writing
- Rubbish journey to Exmouth
- "Horsefeathers!"
- Claptrap
- Worthless stuff
- Codswallop
- Second-rate material
- Bilge
- Potboiler's product
- worthless item
- Pepper-pot ingredient
- Main ingredient of menudo
- Something worthless
- Nonsensical rubbish
- Pepper-pot soup ingredient
- Cousin of baloney
- A lot of baloney
- Inferior material
- Ingredient of pepper pot
- worthless writing
- Third-rate stuff
- Ready after time for offal
- Nonsense some might swallow?
- Meat dish
- rubbishy food?
- Son kicked out of bar? Rubbish!
- Offal food
- Gourmet finally ready: for this?
- Food: tons ready to be harvested
- Journey to the east? Nonsense!
- stumble? third fielder? rubbish!
- Cooked stomach lining of an animal
- Edible stomach tissue of cow
- Baloney, or a meat dish
- Rubbish drug experience with ecstasy
- Nonsense (rhymes with "gripe")
- Total nonsense (that may be eaten!)
- Travel to the end of the line for food
- Stomach for eating rubbish
- Nonsense; also stomach lining of a cow
- the belly of the beast?
- Worthless nonsense
- most of 7 is rubbishy food?
- Menudo ingredient
- rubbish, informally
- rubbish for human consumption
- you can eat it? rubbish!
- the vegan may see it as rubbish
- trivial matter
- Food for the journey east
- Gibberish
- rubbish outing closer to night-time
- rubbish, but with taste?
- Drivel; foolish talk
- Journey to east for offal
- nonsense (coll)
- Edible rubbish such as honeycomb
- Total nonsense
- Dish made by English on holiday
- Stomach lining
- Meat or rubbish
- Edible part of a cow's stomach
- Gourmet finally ready to eat this?
- Butcher's ware? What nonsense!
- Food, tons, ready to eat
- dish made of headless 25
- Utter nonsense (rhymes with "gripe")
- Voyage east on junk
- Stomach of an animal, prepared as food
- Slip drug in food
- Rubbish journey back from France
- Journey east is rubbish
- Wind
- Rhubarb as food
- Food — tons ready for eating
- Dish of cow's stomach
- abatis
- Abdomen
- anus
- appendix
- Blah
- blah blah
- blind gut
- Bop
- Bosh
- bowels
- Brain
- Brains
- Bull
- bullshit
- Bunk
- cecum
- chitterlings
- Cockscomb
- colon
- crap
- duodenum
- endocardium
- Entrails
- Flapdoodle
- foregut
- Gas
- giblets
- Gizzard
- Guff
- gup
- Guts
- haslet
- Heart
- hindgut
- Hokum
- Hooey
- Hot air
- Innards
- inner mechanism
- Insides
- internals
- Intestine
- inwards
- jejunum
- Kidney
- Kidneys
- Kishkes
- Large intestine
- liver
- liver and lights
- ......-lung
- Marrow
- midgut
- Moonshine
- perineum
- Piffle
- Pump
- pylorus
- rectum
- Rot
- "Scat!"
- shit
- Small intestine
- Spleen
- Stomach
- Sweetbread!
- ticker
- Tommyrot
- Tongue
- tripes
- vermiform appendix
- Viscera
- vitals
- Works
- Utter rubbish
- meat finally ready to eat? nonsense
- Food from the stomach? That's rubbish!
- Offal dish
- Food for the journey to Bourne End
- Rubbish holiday ending in Scunthorpe
- Rubbish, balderdash
- Rubbish, nonsense (inf)
- Rubbish excursion with sweetheart
- rubbish that's quite easily digested
- sheep's stomach
- food taking time to mature
- absolute rubbish