| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| short and to the point | 4 letters | curt |
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| short and to the point | 5 letters | pithy |
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| short and to the point | 5 letters | terse |
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| short and to the point | 5 letters | brief |
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- Short
- Summary
- Short-winded
- Succinct
- Synopsis
- Bring up-to-date
- Fleeting
- Concise
- Give a rundown
- Short-lived
- Lawyer put in the picture
- Short-lived responsibility
- Short in duration
- Short, strong cheese as starter
- Crisp, cheese flavour, originally
- Issue instructions to lawyer
- Picture barrister in Parisian bar
- Concise; short-lived
- Court filing
- slang word for a lawyer
- Short barrister
- get up to speed
- Court submission
- Lawyer's document
- Short and concise
- Of short duration
- Very short
- Lasting a short time
- Taking little time
- Terse
- bring up to speed
- entangled fibre not lasting very long
- Case notes flying
- Momentary
- anguish good for bishop, in short
- Instructions given for a task
- Quick
- Abbreviated
- Concise instructions
- a summary kind of case
- Lawyer's filing
- Court paper showing one team's points
- Ephemeral
- Lawyer's paper
- Inform
- Abrupt
- Like a trailer from Hollywood
- sketchy
- Orders strong cheese to start with
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- Short fibre spun
- terse in one's words
- Cheese and fish starter update
- quick and to the point
- Short twisted fibre
- Crisp and concise
- Short and to the point, say
- Concise, like a summary
- Cheese found by female barrister
- short presentation at court?
- Not long.
- short, broken fibre
- Short — essential information
- short and to the point
- Orders cheese for starter
- Written legal argument
- Fill-in
- Give information to brusque lawyer
- Instructions for a task
- Concise instruction to lawyer
- Cheese fine initially, but not long
- Concise and to the point
- Abridged
- Short word to your lawyer?
- Like Rita Moreno's Oscars speech
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- attorney's document
- Short legal memorandum
- short instruction
- Summary of case facts
- instructions in few words
- Short walk for a barrister
- a fibre preparation, not long-lasting
- Boxer alternative
- quick to change fibre
- lawyer's summary
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- Instruction must be concise
- succinct lawyer
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- 1990 novel by anita brookner
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- Compendious
- Transient
- Condensed
- Close
- Limited
- Scanty
- Inadequate
- Insufficient
- Lacking
- Deficient
- Defective
- Imperfect
- Incomplete
- Soon
- Near
- Narrow
- Weak
- incomprehensive
- inextensive
- Less
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- fine cheese swapped by barrister
- Short-lived; solicitor
- Legal write-up
- Concise, short
- Not going on to give instructions
- Yearbook
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- short fibre
- Short person perhaps close to dock
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- Instruct thoroughly
- Crisp and concise, as a summary
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- fast instructions
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- terse lawyer's assignment
- Overview document for a lawyer
- Informal term for a barrister
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- Short-spoken
- Hardly windy
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- Republican beset by economy, in brief
- Short reading for one in the nick
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- Retail therapy with time short
- Rudely brief
- Short cut that's about right
- Snappish
- To the point
- Gruff
- short and to the point
- Rude, short
- Rudely short with
- Former pitcher Schilling
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- Rudely blunt
- Short dog is on time
- Copper right to be abrupt
- Short axe is about right
- Terse to the point of rudeness
- short and snippy
- Clipped
- Laconic
- Snippy
- Brief and brusque
- short and not so sweet
- Terse or brusque
- Short, abrupt
- Short and sour
- Laconic to a fault
- Abruptly to the point
- Abrupt in speech
- Mincing no words
- Rudely concise
- Short dog with a little tail
- Succinct
- dog's tense and gruff
- rudely dismissive
- discourteously brief
- Disrespectfully brief
- Hardly polite
- impolitely abrupt
- To the point, rather rudely
- marked by rude or peremptory shortness
- Brusque king tucking into chop
- Short but not sweet, as a response
- Short dog with a trouble-free tail
- Judicial body throwing out old brief
- Far from wordy
- dog has time to be brief
- Retired baseball pitcher Schilling
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- copper right to be rudely brief
- Short and sharp
- Brusque, abrupt with words
- Abruptly terse
- Short cut, about right
- Rather abrupt
- Short, to the point of rudeness
- Transgressor
- Sudden
- Short, vicious dog close to shopfront
- Short reduction right to be included
- Brusque, gruff
- Wordless
- Cut and run, in short
- Impolitely short
- Short record covering Queen
- Brusque, snippy
- excessively brief
- short dog has time
- Gruff dog starting to turn
- Brief and rather rude
- Terse
- Concise
- Concise and full of meaning
- Terse husband gripped by shame
- Succinct
- Short and sweet?
- brief and forceful
- Full of meaning
- Like many adages
- Meaningful
- Succinct and meaningful
- Succinct, to the point
- short and to the point
- brief but meaningful
- Tersely incisive
- Wasting no words
- like a one-liner
- summary compassion includes husband
- Short description of an orange?
- Tersely cogent
- Energetic
- Said in few words
- Sententious
- Brief and profound
- Dense
- Pregnant
- Thoughtful
- axiomatic
- Antithetical
- Pointed
- Nervous
- Didactic
- Like a brief strong comment
- Concisely cogent
- short and sweet, as a saying
- Clever and concise, as a quip
- Something that is very expressive
- Concise, as a saying
- Brief but expressive
- Shame to have husband caught short
- Briefly put, curt
- compact seed hardly empty
- To the point
- Short
- Clipped
- Breviloquent
- Short-winded
- Not going on
- Succinct
- Abrupt
- Hardly prolix
- Like Coolidge's utterance
- Not wordy
- Brusque
- Curt
- In headlinese, say
- Hardly wordy
- Hardly sesquipedalian
- Not saying much
- Concise
- Not wandering
- Far from windy
- Elliptical
- Hardly windy
- Brief
- Unpadded
- Short and often not sweet
- Not at all garrulous
- Not drawn out
- Like the review "Hated it
- Not flowery
- Not at all windy
- Like Hemingway's prose
- Without any embroidery
- Not windy
- Short and maybe sweet
- Antisesquipedalian
- Like headlines
- Brusque, in daughter's estimation
- Laconic
- Short contribution to poster session
- Discover barristers examining brief
- Short stretch of shorter sentence
- not the slightest bit windy
- Concise part in later section
- Succinct poem needs new beginning
- Short letter sent, partially read?
- Lacking in detail
- Without extra verbiage
- Briefly worded
- Short-spoken
- Pithy
- trees may be pithy
- Not long-winded
- Steer the short way
- Like one-word replies
- Be short and steer around it
- Abrupt, monosyllabic
- Neatly concise
- clipped trees into shape
- Reticent about trees
- Peter Sellers somewhat brusque?
- Of few words
- The grasses -- regularly cut short
- worded like a telegram
- like this clue
- Not at all wordy
- Some after sex that's quick
- Not talking a lot
- far from talkative
- Compact
- short and not so sweet
- Rudely brief
- Reticent about steer
- Hardly loquacious
- Far from wordy
- Short part of Easter sermon
- Abrupt or concise
- Very concise using very few words
- Brusque in Battersea
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- Far from verbose
- sparing in the use of words
- Short cut from Battersea
- far from flowery
- Unprotracted
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- Brusquely short
- brief in one's words
- linguistically sparing
- Snippy, in a way
- Brief encountered in quarter sessions
- A short time before Gaelic came to be
- Not mincing words?
- Wasting few words
- Short, but probably not sweet
- Brief rest, perhaps, for an egghead
- Like a one-word email
- Using few words
- Like Coolidge's utterances
- "Like the review Hated it, e.g."
- short tease having a change of heart
- Briefly stated
- Succinctly put
- Like Calvin Coolidge
- Like tweets
- Like one-word answers
- Crisp
- Hardly rambling
- Like tweets, by necessity
- Elliptical, in a way
- Hardly wandering
- Unwordy
- Like telegrams, typically
- Hardly garrulous
- Short and maybe not sweet
- Pauciloquent
- Pointed
- In telegraphese
- Brief and to the point
- Succintly worded
- Blunt
- Compendious
- Short and sharp
- Very short
- Sententious
- Summary
- Cryptic
- Epigrammatic
- Opposite of prolix
- Wasting no words
- not verbose
- Polished
- reset, short form
- short trees chopped
- On the telephone? Kurt Blunt!
- Abrupt and rude in Battersea
- Later search reveals abrupt result
- Using few words in shorter sentence
- Shirt And Court
- Short And Direct
- Quick and straight to the point
- brief section of winter setting
- Short rest improved energy
- Review trees, using few words
- short on words
- short and to the point
- sparingly worded
- tight intersection reveals it
- Short and snappy
- Far from long-winded
- concise; abrupt
- brief stay in battersea
- Cut short
- brief, as a reply
- Concise and to the point
- "ASAP," for example
- Compact steer gone mad
- trees cut short
- Using as few words as possible
- brief intersection?
- pithy trees
- Concise language after the start
- Short extract from writer's exposition
- Pithy part for Peter Sellers
- Short and sweet?
- concise in speech
- Abrupt, concise
- curt and brusque
- using few words in better sentences
- By no means long-winded
- short note rather crass line ends
- clipped a piece from the intersection
- brief to cut down trees
- not given to speeches
- Curtly concise
- In few words
- economically put
- Not very wordy
- Not very chatty
- Unlike filibusters
- Cryptic, sharp
- Succinct and to the point
- orally economical
- curt during later sermon
- like ron swanson or jess mariano
- To the point (anagram of "reset")
- like a man of few words
- Curt, using few words
- Curt, abrupt