Clue | Length | Answer |
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stipendiary | 4 letters | paid |
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stipendiary | 5 letters | hired |
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stipendiary | 10 letters | subsidiary |
stipendiary | 11 letters | compensated |
stipendiary | 11 letters | remunerated |
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- Kind of hand
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- Brought on board
- Signed on
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- Like some help
- Given a job in the Yorkshire Dales
- Took on about splits concealed
- Rented, chartered
- Like some hands
- put to work at a radio station, say
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- Leased
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- Gave a job to
- Frost's The Death of the ... Man
- Chartered
- Accepted an applicant
- Greeting socialist who was taken on
- Took on workers
- Greeting socialist, getting engaged
- Kind of gun
- Kind of help
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- Put to work
- On the payroll
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- Added to the staff?
- Employed by the hotel I had left
- Added to the payroll
- Taken on
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- Took on help
- Given employment
- Accepted for employment
- given a job
- Took on staff
- recruited communist after greeting
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- greeting socialist who's engaged
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- rented, leased
- Rented [a car, eg]
- Taken on for a crazy ride to Southend
- brought aboard
- stipendiary
- paid
- now on the payroll
- May be taken on or leased out
- Brought on to the staff
- Recruited for a job, say
- He was ... as a lead designer
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- placed on the payroll
- added employees
- Engaged just one in a whole group
- Rented for temporary use
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- Invoice stamp
- Covered, in a way
- Nice word to see on a bil
- Receipt stamp
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- Office stamp
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- Parking subsidy is spent
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- Unlike many interns
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- Red stamp word
- Not outstanding
- "Leave!"
- word stamped on an invoice
- Like bills you no longer have
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- forked over
- Satisfied an obligation, perhaps
- Handed over money
- Settled with priest's help
- Like some internships
- unlike pro bono work
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- Stamp of approval?
- "I ...... Hitler": Thyssen
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- stamp on a check
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- Cashier's stamp
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- Like some internships or vacations
- The P in PTO
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- cashier stamp
- Notation on a canceled check
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- "... through the nose" (spent a lot)
- word on some rubber stamps
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- Settled a bill
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- Grabbed the tab
- Was worthwhile, with "off"
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- Covered the bill
- .... for; bought
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- Used Google Wallet say
- Like a pro athlete
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- The debt settled
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- 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
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- Given cash to help?
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- paid
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- Of lesser importance
- Less important payments I log
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- Helpful
- Google of alphabet
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- Accident
- Accidental
- addendum
- Addition
- Additional
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- adventitious
- Appendage
- appurtenance
- appurtenant
- ascititious
- Assistant
- Assisting
- Casual
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- Contingency ......
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- contributory
- dotal
- dower
- dowered
- Dowry
- Endowed
- Extra
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- fostering
- Happenstance
- Helping
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- inessential
- instrumental
- invested
- mere chance
- ministerial
- ministering
- ministrant
- ...... Minor
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- not self
- nurtural
- nutricial
- Other
- pensionary
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- Serving
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- superadded
- superaddition
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- Tributary
- unessential