| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| slang term for a party or celebration | 4 letters | bash |
| ||
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- 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
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- 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
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- Gathering is a hit
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- Disparage
- monster party
- party (coll); hit hard
- Criticise — social gathering
- Birthday ... (party)
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- Wild, loud, lavish party
- Big shindig
- Big birthday party say
- Fabulous party
- All-out party
- Fancy party: slang
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- 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
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- Party that might get out of hand
- Party to remember
- Gala
- Bust-up
- Do
- Oxford gala
- Brits' wingding
- British shindig
- Party in Penshurst
- Southampton shindig
- Soho shindig
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- Clobber
- British wingding
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- Strike violently
- London party
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- Wiltshire wingding
- Celebration at Cambridge
- Shindig of a sort
- Party, British style
- Wingding, British style
- Heavy rap
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- 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)
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- Heavily criticize
- strike - party
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- Hit really hard
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- Violently attack
- Major function
- Put down
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- Expensive party
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- Big birthday party
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- Epic party
- Jolly jamboree
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- Party attempt a big hit
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- 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?
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- review harshly
- Hit, thump
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- Whop
- Welt
- Whack
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- beer ...... (party)
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- Blowout party
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- Put on blast?
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