| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| birthday celebration | 4 letters | bash |
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| birthday celebration | 5 letters | party |
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- All-nighter, maybe
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- Bad-mouth
- Blowout
- Attempt
- Big do
- Big blowout
- Sock
- Criticize harshly
- Quite a party
- Shindig
- Wild party
- Swell party
- Wingding
- Bachelor attending quiet party
- Try - rave-up
- Social event - clobber
- Attempt to criticise party
- Party? Try to have one
- Party - clobber
- Huge party
- strike violently (informal)
- Party is a hit
- Punch for the party
- Go and party
- Attempt to form a party
- Batter
- Major shindig
- Memorable party
- Lively party
- hit front of ball with wood
- A crushing blow for the party
- Big celebration
- Great party
- criticize unfairly
- Party
- Bachelor has crazy party
- Beat or batter
- insult viciously
- Big festive celebration
- Big party that sounds a bit violent
- Frat party, maybe
- Scholar has quiet party
- Batter (informal)
- Bishop has wild party
- Belt harshly
- Degrees hard to belt up
- Gathering is a hit
- Criticize severely
- Disparage
- monster party
- party (coll); hit hard
- Criticise — social gathering
- Birthday ... (party)
- Elaborate party
- Do try
- Wild, loud, lavish party
- Big shindig
- Big birthday party say
- Fabulous party
- All-out party
- Fancy party: slang
- Smash (in)
- Festive event: slang
- Strike mightily
- Crushing blow
- Hit hard, verbally or physically
- Big birthday party, for one
- Go forward right away
- Talk trash about
- Big to-do: slang
- Blowout: slang
- Party: slang
- Powerful hit
- Pound
- Criticize in no uncertain terms
- More than dis
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- Party to remember
- Gala
- Bust-up
- Do
- Oxford gala
- Brits' wingding
- British shindig
- Party in Penshurst
- Southampton shindig
- Soho shindig
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- British wingding
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- London party
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- Wiltshire wingding
- Celebration at Cambridge
- Shindig of a sort
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- Wingding, British style
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- Graduates get hard thump
- Beat severely
- Festive event
- Party or social event
- criticize harshly and unfairly
- silence after bachelor's party
- deliver a big hit
- Black wood hit hard
- Batter, smash
- rager
- Party, informally
- Party hit
- super-fun party
- Bachelor has mixed batter
- Birthday ... (alliterative party)
- Strike
- Heavily criticize
- strike - party
- Hit wood on Birkdale's first
- Assault
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- Blackwood's Batter!
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- Batter needed for party
- Hit really hard
- Severe blow for hard-headed bachelors
- Party — hit — try (all informal)
- Party remains behind Boris, initially
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- Major function
- Put down
- an uproarious party
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- Expensive party
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- Big birthday party
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- Jolly jamboree
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- Harangue
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- apt rhyme for "smash"
- A blow for the party!
- Harshly criticize
- Crack in celebration
- Hit hard again and again
- Party in British wood
- It's a party: can you beat it?
- birthday celebration
- Strike hard; party
- Fun party
- social clout
- Strike hard and violently
- review harshly
- Hit, thump
- Hit graduate and tell them to be quiet
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- Whop
- Welt
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- beer ...... (party)
- Pound note remains
- Blowout party
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- Give a one-star review, say
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- Batter bowled: timber!
- Party, shindig
- Strongly criticize
- giant party
- Festive party
- Heavy blow
- a noisy party [sl]
- Heavy whack
- A more violent term for a party
- Festive affair
- Hard blow or hit
- Put on blast?
- Thump (inf)
- slang term for a party or celebration
- Embarrass
- swinging soiree
- Knees-up
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- The Greens, say
- Do
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- Shindig
- Whoop it up
- Kegger, e.g.
- Neighborhood shindig
- Socialists, e.g.
- Telephone user
- Where to find favors
- Revel
- Empty
- Social gathering
- Group of people a little left out
- Do right cutting wages
- Right to cut benefit for individual
- Split variable in function
- Do - political group
- Celebration
- Say Tories do?
- Penultimate section of celebration
- Social gathering of invited guests
- Group
- Social gathering for a political group
- squad on a mission
- birthday celebration
- Word after 'third' or 'toga'
- Bash
- Festive social occasion
- Political group
- Group of people
- Get down
- Shared, as telephone line
- Word after 'pizza' or 'tea'
- neighborhood gathering
- new year's eve staple
- fourth of july fest
- Festivity
- Political group not completely unknown
- Miley Cyrus's ... in the U.S.A
- Beano
- Role, key ultimately, for Labour?
- celebration for a political group
- Social event
- Birthday fete
- Festive celebration
- Huge celebration
- Political faction
- Celebration for political group
- Present time
- It may be a blast
- a celebration for a political faction
- "Go, ......!"
- The "P" of G.O.P.
- Wingding
- Plaintiff or defendant
- Potlatch
- Kind of line
- Cocktail
- Something to throw
- Potlatch, e.g.
- Kind of line or wire
- Faction
- Shower, for one
- Hootenanny
- Bull Moose, e.g.
- Reception
- Part of G.O.P.
- Grand Old ......
- Eliot's "The Cocktail ......"
- Republican, for one
- Stravinsky's "Card ......"
- Person
- "Card ......," Stravinsky ballet
- Word with dress or politics
- Social affair
- Boston Tea ......: Dec. 16, 1773
- Stag or tea follower
- Gala
- See 22 Across
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- Social occasion
- Enjoy oneself
- Political group, crafty on the quiet?
- do form a political group!
- Hit the clubs
- Component with unknown function
- group waiting to dine
- A “bash”, a “do”
- Person in a contract
- side's average, totally soulless
- Celebration not completely unknown?
- Event with guests and a host
- Birthday event
- Festive occasion
- Function like a group of politicians
- Say Labour do?
- fun and games in politics?
- Organised celebration
- Event a shy person might dread
- Luau or rave
- celebratory get-together
- social gathering of politicians?
- Sociable 'bash'
- Politicians whose pay is about right
- Politicians having fun together?
- What the "P" in "GOP" stands for
- Role given to unknown person
- social gathering for politicians?
- separate? why? there's a do on!
- Democrats or Republicans
- do for the politicians?
- fiesta
- Functions like a group of politicians
- Politicians do
- Social gathering or celebration
- Political team
- festivity it's right to pay out for
- New Year's Eve event
- Sectarian
- Side
- Partisan
- Margin
- Portion
- Adherent
- schismatical
- Narrow
- Bigoted
- Exclusive
- denominational
- divisional
- intolerant
- Quiet, cultured person
- have fun in politics?
- Birthday bash
- Witness
- Wing
- One who signs contract at festivity
- Do your opening section first
- Do be some politicians!
- do a political thing
- Festive event
- Fun and games in Parliament
- do in a body
- Political ...
- "Have a good time!"
- Group taking one side of a contest
- Republicans or Democrats
- Libertarian, Democrats, or Communist
- Housewarming event, e.g.
- social do
- Jolly camp plaintiff?
- fun and games for politicians?
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- politicians having a convivial time?
- Person somewhat left out
- do find a political group
- celebratory event
- One side in legal dispute
- Beano section: Snooty's back!
- do average tango with latest melody
- do with games?
- Celebration, event
- Gathering with dancing and music