| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| study (for) | 4 letters | prep |
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| study (for) | 4 letters | read |
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| study (for) | 13 letters | specialize-in |
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- Warm-up
- Ready
- Get ready
- ...... school
- Get ready, for short
- Kind of school
- Get ready for an exam
- Make ready, for short
- Before-test work, informa
- Feed facts to, maybe
- Make ready, briefly
- Get set?
- Teacher's before-class wo
- Trial run
- Kind of course
- Lay the groundwork
- Test
- Ready for surgery
- Attend Andover, e.g.
- Ready for the operating r
- Get-ready work
- Homework
- Quiet salesman's homework
- Restaurant kitchen work
- get ready, as for surgery
- get ready, briefly
- Make ready
- Get ready for school
- test class
- tax ... [cpa's job]
- Get ready, as for test
- Scrub up for surgery
- do a sous chef's work
- job in a kitchen
- help the chef
- part of a cook's job
- kitchen job
- practice for the gmat, e.g.
- Hardly a finishing school!
- Get ready to operate on
- Warm up for short
- Get ready informally
- Antiretroviral drug, for short
- Get ready, in brief
- Cooking chore
- Get ready for surgery
- Do restaurant work
- Gear up (for)
- Attend Choate, perhaps
- Get going for short
- Aid the chef
- planning, for short
- Homework puts pressure on agent
- Ready for the operating room
- make ready for the or
- Teacher's before-class work
- SAT ... courses
- Elite sort of school, for short
- Type of school or cook
- School homework
- "Before-test work, informally"
- Some kitchen work, informally
- Attend Choate, say
- SAT course, e.g.
- Princeton Review coursework
- Princeton Review or Kaplan study
- Attend Choate, e.g.
- Make ready, informally
- Swot's milder kin
- Get ready for the O.R.
- Attend Andover
- Attend Choate
- School like Groton
- Trial run, in horse racing
- Type of school
- Attend Harrow
- Pre-coll. school
- Certain school, for short
- Attend Abbot
- Sch. for a would-be Ivy Leaguer
- Kind of sch.
- Precollege sch.
- Type of sch.
- Trial run for a horse
- A high school, for short
- Trial run, in horse-racing lingo
- Kind of h.s.
- Attend Exeter, e.g.
- Study for a quiz
- Attend Choate or Andover
- Sch. like Eton College
- School, for short
- Attend Exeter
- Exeter or Andover, for short
- Kind of school, for short
- Get ready to perform surgery
- Get set, for short
- Sort Of Sch.
- chop veggies, say
- Kind of cook
- Pre-cooking job
- planning, briefly
- Get everything ready, for short
- Restaurant work
- Shortened word in some school names
- Ready oneself
- Slice and dice, say
- sous-chef's work
- Chop or dice, e.g., informally
- School work
- Warm up briefly
- Task for a sous-chef
- Ready a patient
- word before school or after test
- Get ready for a task, for short
- Get ready for a test, say
- word after meal or before school
- Kitchen work before cooking, for short
- test ...... (sat taker's class)
- Dicing onions, mincing garlic, etc.
- Get everything set
- School type
- Get ready, casually
- get ready, as in the or
- Kitchen work
- Get ready for an exam, for short
- HIV prevention method
- Word following 'meal' or 'test'
- HIV-preventing medication
- Kitchen work before cooking
- Make ready (abbr)
- Get set for surgery
- Course
- Start to get ready
- ... school (place like Eton or Harrow)
- to ready
- Ready, as for surgery
- sous-chef's job
- School for the college-bound
- Medication that prevents HIV
- Test ... (help for the SAT, say)
- get ready for homework
- tasks when a restaurant is closed
- get ready for dinner
- SAT ... course
- Peeling onions, chopping peppers, etc.
- ... school (private academy)
- do some kitchen work
- Activity before an exam, briefly
- Gear up?
- Pre-cooking work
- Homework before piano
- Word after “meal” or “SAT”
- get set, casually
- Abbr. in some high school names
- attend groton, say
- Sort of school for a piano salesman?
- Get ready, colloquially
- Sous-chefs work
- Get ready to a surgeon
- study (for)
- Get ready, in short
- Ready, informally
- Slice or dice
- get ready for cooking or surgery
- Preliminary procedures
- Job in a restaurant kitchen
- Job of some cooks
- bone up in advance (for)
- Meal
- Except
- Despite
- .... kitchen
- sous-chef's job, at times
- In short, school work
- Planning, in brief
- quiet agent has homework
- Wash and dice veggies, e.g
- Gets ready for installations
- Get ready for use
- assistant's job, often
- Arrange
- Arrangement
- Basic training
- briefing
- clear for action
- Clear the decks?
- clearing the decks
- Cure
- Deploy
- Dress
- Equipment
- familiarization
- Fix
- Fix up
- Fixing
- Foundation
- Groundwork
- Make arrangements
- make preparations
- makeready
- Making ready
- Manufacture
- Marshal
- mobilization
- Mobilize
- Plan
- ... planning
- Prearrange
- prearrangement
- Preliminaries
- Preliminary
- preliminary act
- preliminary step
- Preparation
- preparatory study
- Prepare
- Preparing
- prepping
- Prerequisite
- pretreat
- pretreatment
- Process
- .... processing
- propaedeutic
- Provide
- Provision
- put in shape
- ready up
- Readying
- settle preliminaries
- spadework
- Tan
- Training ......
- Treat
- Treatment
- Trial
- Trim
- Try out
- Tryout
- Meal-...... kit
- word with meal or school
- Word with school or cook
- groundwork, training; sort of school
- pre-secondary private school
- word seen in many private school names
- Some restaurant kitchen work
- Careful planning, for short
- Get ready for a tough test
- Study session, shortly
- Do some restaurant kitchen work
- Work done on ingredients, for short
- Word before "school" or "cook"
- Get ready for a test
- chef's preliminaries
- Sous-chef's duty
- Get ready, as for an exam
- get ready for the or
- hiv prevention drug
- Get ready, or an HIV prevention drug
- Understand
- Study
- Try for a part
- Audition
- Librarian's advice
- Library urging
- Devour, in a way
- Prophesy
- Do library research
- Interpret
- Scan, say
- Use a book
- Use a library
- Size up
- Make out
- Like books
- Scanned
- Take to mean
- "...... my lips!"
- Scan
- Reference books?
- Go through volumes
- Try for a role
- Go for a part
- Use cue cards
- Deciphered
- Librarian's imperative
- Enjoyed London or France
- Peruse?
- Go over Time?
- Do library study
- Take in the mail
- Examine volumes
- Get between the covers?
- Audition (for)
- Audition for a part
- Do one of the three R's
- Crack the books
- Library byword
- Construed
- Soothsay
- Did Time?
- Pored over
- Enjoy a book
- Interpret printed matter
- Study article penned by Communist
- Not fully prepared to study
- Bachelor leaving food in study
- Looked at and understood
- Absorbed (written text)
- Peruse(d)
- Bishop leaves money for study
- Learn from a book: note, a hardback
- Crept off red carpet in study
- digest rice, say?
- Study (a degree subject)
- Enjoy novel experience?
- Consume text
- Almost but not quite willing to study
- Go through 'Metamorphoses,' say
- Scan pages
- Study [up on]
- Scan a red construction
- Enjoy a novel
- Part of ROM
- took a look at a book
- got into a novel
- Learn about modern times
- Enjoy some flash fiction, say
- Like many old books
- Learned
- ...... one's lips
- Peruse writing
- Peruse a book
- Text notification before a time stamp
- Studied colour on the radio
- sit down with a book
- enjoy joyce, say
- hit the books
- scan documents, say
- Check out the Steel works
- Scan dear construction
- Absorb written words
- Understand writing
- What bookworms do
- Word before "out"
- Devour a book
- Receipts
- Visit 'Nevada,' say
- predict using, as tea leaves
- Between the lines
- get lost in a book
- part of cd-rom
- enjoy a comic book, say
- like used books
- consume food & wine, say
- enjoyed people
- Recognize
- Peruse an article in red
- sit with a book
- Understood socialist embracing America
- Have your nose in a book
- Audition for a role
- Be a bookworm
- Consume, as a novel
- Have a novel experience?
- Enjoy a paperback
- Go through a book
- Demonstrate literacy
- Examine register
- Show literacy
- Interpret written words
- anagram for dare
- Inbox label counterpart of 'New'
- Enjoy an article
- Be literate
- Study (a map)
- Tackle Tolstoy
- Share a bedtime story
- Do an editor's job
- Interpret (tea leaves)
- Be engrossed in a novel
- Peruse a poem
- Devour a novel
- Scan a newspaper
- Peruse (a magazine)
- enjoy some celeste ng, say
- Library poster headline
- anagram for dear
- try to guess the intentions of
- Flip through a book, say
- Decipher
- Enjoy a good book
- Scan the newspaper
- Perceive
- Study a book
- Prepare to write a book report
- Spend time with Time, maybe
- Enjoy a mystery
- Enjoy a page turner
- take in the paper
- Email status
- “... 'em and weep!”
- Went through, as the paper
- Go through Pushkin's works say
- Crack a book
- Consume Bon Appetit, say
- Like some tea leaves
- What library patrons do
- Librarian's urging
- Use a Kindle, say
- Scan, as a U.P.C.
- Go (through)
- Use the library
- Library poster message
- Study, as text
- Pore over
- Bone up on
- Used the library
- "Alive" author Piers Paul ..........
- Study palms
- Use tea leaves
- "Alive" author
- Peruse (4)
- Register
- enjoy the paper
- Well ...... (literate)
- Poet who wrote "Sheridan's Ride"
- English poet-critic: 1893-1968
- Scan the print
- He wrote "Sheridan's Ride"
- What to do between the lines
- "Arkansas Traveler" founder
- Foretell
- Scan tomes
- Follow a script
- Studied
- Practice literacy
- Browsed in a journal
- Like good books
- Conquer a primer
- Comprehend, in a way
- Master a primer
- President of Delaware: 1777–78
- Exercise the mind, in a way
- Make use of a library
- Foretold
- Decode a primer
- Use a primer
- Indicate, as a thermometer
- Interpret signs
- Have an audition
- ...... the riot act
- What illiterates can't do
- Run over
- Word on a library poster
- Enjoy a graphic novel, say
- scan a book
- display literacy
- interpret writing
- indulge in a novel experience, maybe
- Trot around a study
- Scan in
- peruse prose