| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| forked over | 4 letters | paid |
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| forked over | 5 letters | spent |
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| forked over | 6 letters | handed |
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| forked over | 7 letters | paidout |
| forked over | 8 letters | poniedup |
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- Felt left out and passed over
- He had caught and passed it on to
- Heavy-..., tactless
- Personally gave
- Given to, had clutched the wrong end
- Passed (out), as free samples
- Left-..... compliment; insult
- Follower of single or open
- Passed across
- Passed
- Passed over
- .... over; delivered
- forked over
- Right-... (like most people)
- Distributed, with "out"
- Left or back follower
- He'd gone round and given it to
- Gave
- .... out; distributed
- He had gone outside and given to
- word after left-, right-, or red-
- Given to, had grasped the wrong end
- Given
- He'd taken round and given to
- Caught red-....; busted
- Passed over with a touch of grace
- Caught red-............
- Passed one letter, then two
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- Invoice stamp
- Covered, in a way
- Nice word to see on a bil
- Receipt stamp
- Put up the cash
- Office stamp
- Bill stamp
- Settled up
- Took care of, as a bill
- Compensated
- Forked out
- Reimbursed
- Installed in home, I settled
- Assistant under pressure brought in
- Parking subsidy is spent
- Settled the bill
- Taken care of
- shelled out
- Took care of a bill
- remunerated
- Unlike many interns
- Pressure to help was rewarded
- Financially compensated
- Satisfied with the flat I am occupying
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- Red stamp word
- Not outstanding
- "Leave!"
- word stamped on an invoice
- Like bills you no longer have
- Recompensed
- forked over
- Satisfied an obligation, perhaps
- Handed over money
- Settled with priest's help
- Like some internships
- unlike pro bono work
- Treated
- In full
- Gave wages to
- Coughed up the dough
- Rendered as a compliment
- Settled bill
- Bill stamping
- Word on a receipt
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- Gave a salary to
- settled, as a bill
- Yielded a profit
- Nice word to see on a bill
- All-expenses-... vacation
- Bookkeeper's stamp
- Not working as a volunteer
- Not free
- Accountant's stamp
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- No longer owed
- Coughed (up)
- Settled a debt
- Stamp of approval?
- "I ...... Hitler": Thyssen
- No longer due
- Indemnified
- Rewarded
- stamp on a check
- Took care of the tab
- Was profitable
- Discharged an obligation
- Cashier's stamp
- Settled a tab
- Settled debts
- Given money
- Disbursed
- given a check
- Settled the bill, say
- Square, in a sense
- Stamp on an invoice
- Took care of the bill
- Owing nothing else on
- Discharged a debt
- Settled with the piper
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- Exchanged money for goods
- Satisfied a debt, say
- Stamp on a receipt, typically
- Provided money for one to be in a home
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- Relief after penny spent
- Like some internships or vacations
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- Outlaid money
- Covered the tab
- was rewarding
- cashier stamp
- Notation on a canceled check
- Treated at a restaurant
- "... through the nose" (spent a lot)
- word on some rubber stamps
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- Settled a bill
- Discharged, as a debt
- Grabbed the tab
- Was worthwhile, with "off"
- Satisfied one had a home to go into
- Covered the bill
- .... for; bought
- Handled the check
- took care of, as the tab
- One moving into home gets settled
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- Used Google Wallet say
- Like a pro athlete
- Settled one into residence
- Was worthwhile
- Taken care of, as a bill
- The debt settled
- stipendiary
- Hired
- Received money for a job
- Passed the buck?
- Satisfied [a debt]
- Took care of dinner say
- Quiet charity rewarded
- Time off?
- exchanged money
- All square
- Word stamped on a bill
- Gave money for goods or services
- Written on a receipt
- exchanged money for
- Taken care of, on an invoice stamp
- Gave the cash for
- .... a call on; visited
- Took care of the check
- being in a home, one gets recompensed
- picked up a tab
- Handed over, in a way
- rewarded with quiet assistance
- Earning a particular amount of money
- Given money for services
- Shelled out money
- Given cash to help?
- Remitted
- Gave cash at a store, say
- with a cushion around i settled
- Disbursed
- forked over
- Like dividends
- forked over
- Paid, informally
- paid
- Done for
- Used up
- All tuckered out
- Plumb tuckered out
- Dead tired
- Pooped
- Drained
- Depleted
- Wiped out
- All in
- Washed-out
- Tuckered out
- Passed the buck?
- Knackered, as a Brit woul
- Paid out
- Exhausted
- Dog-tired
- Ready for retirement
- "...... Pieces" (Peter and G
- Lightened one's billfold
- "All gone!"
- Used money
- Completely exhausted
- Exhausted writer in street
- Paid out - exhausted
- Used up; exhausted
- Totally out of gas
- exhausted priest dispatched boxes
- shelled out
- Didn't save
- Gone all in
- exhausted and out of pocket
- Totally drained
- Exhausted and broke
- made purchases from writer in street
- Wasn't thrifty
- Worn out
- paid cash for
- used up, as cash
- Extremely tired
- tired out
- Forked out
- No longer in one's wallet
- exhausted writer found in the street
- Used up (money)
- Tired and wiped out
- Paid for
- Exhausted after a day's shopping?
- Beat
- forked over, as cash
- Burnt out
- Worn-out biro held by good man
- Paid out (money)
- Splurged
- forked over
- "Knackered, as a Brit would say"
- "... Pieces (Peter and Gordon hit)"
- Write in a way that's outworn
- Dead
- Utterly exhausted
- Weary
- Laid out, as cash
- Utterly tired
- Blown
- Lost one's balance
- Played out
- Disbursed
- Squandered, perhaps
- Decreased one's wherewithal
- Consumed
- Went through
- Sapped of strength
- John's wife ... all the money
- Pooped out
- Exhausted writer found in street
- Used records given back with books
- wasn't a miser
- Exhausted author lying in street
- Totally exhausted
- done for the day
- Went on a buying spree
- Passed
- Worn out piano delivered outside
- Used time (in a specific way)
- exhausted - told to go around quietly
- Drained power during broadcast
- used up, as funds
- shelled out, as money
- passed a writer in the street
- Splashed out
- Forked over money, at a store
- Super-tired
- Gone, as money
- Paid out [cash]
- Used pound found in street
- Exhausted writer to lie in the street
- exhausted due to a shopping spree?
- like some shells or money
- ... and writer that's exhausted
- ... the night (slept over)
- Very tired
- writer found in the street exhausted
- Done, so to speak
- exhausted writer added to stanza
- Paid money to become exhausted
- Used, as money
- "I ... all my cash"
- Used savings
- used up, like money
- Money used
- Completely exhausted, and out of cash
- Exhausted writer gets in the way
- Exhausted and blown
- Very tired when one got through
- Failed to save
- Threw money around
- Totally beat
- Past
- Gone
- By
- Elapsed
- Departed
- Late
- Write in a way that's jaded
- Gone like the purchaser's money
- Got through [money]
- .... time with; visited
- Exhausted, having done this shopping?
- Passed [holidays]
- Worn away
- Worn
- Whacked
- Weakened
- Exhausted as little Penelope may be
- Paid for having got overtired
- out of gas, so to speak
- ablated
- Acquitted
- ausgespielt
- Beat-up
- Beaten
- bleary
- bone weary
- Burned out
- burnt up
- Bushed
- dead and alive
- Deadbeat
- devitalized
- Disabled
- Discharged
- dissipated
- dog weary
- Done
- Done in
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- Effete
- Emptied
- enervated
- Enfeebled
- Eroded
- eviscerated
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- fagged out
- ...... far gone
- Fatigued
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- Frazzled
- gone to waste
- Hired
- Impoverished
- Incapacitated
- Jaded
- Knocked out
- Laid low
- Liquidated
- Lost
- Misspent
- paid
- Paid in full
- postpaid
- prepaid
- Prostrate
- Ready to drop
- receipted
- Remitted
- Run to seed
- Run down
- salaried
- Sapped
- Settled
- shotten
- Squandered
- tired to death
- Used
- Waged
- Washed up
- Wasted
- Wearied
- weary unto death
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- Money well ......
- In need of recharging
- tired
- totally pooped
- used up, as money
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- all out of energy
- Exhausted (inf)
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- Exhausted author embraced by good man
- Saint restraining swan is exhausted
- Done for the day, say
- Out of energy
- passed as exhausted
- laid out