| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| quite a lot of | 4 letters | many |
| ||
| quite a lot of | 4 letters | much |
| ||
| quite a lot of | 6 letters | somany |
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- Lots of
- Umpteen
- Countless
- Loads of
- A bunch of
- A ton of
- Quite a few
- "...... happy returns"
- ...... a time
- Tons of
- More than a few
- Several
- A large number of
- Lots married one
- A lot of
- Quite a lot
- Graduate goes to New York a lot
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- Oodles and oodles
- Myriad
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- Loads
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- Number called
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- More than some
- Slew
- Multitudinous
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- Plurality
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- Abundant
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- A host of
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- Multiple
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- "Love Is a .... Splendored Thing"
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- Repeated
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- General ...
- Continual
- Usual
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- A good deal
- "in so .... words"
- Untold
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- quite a lot of
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- scores of
- Lots may conceal a point
- lead-in to moons or thanks
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- Quite a lot
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- first word in a shakespeare title
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- Large quantity
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- Very
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- greatly disturbed chum
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- Wealth
- Wealthy
- Copious amounts of
- chum changed considerably
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