| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| toot your own horn | 4 letters | brag |
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| toot your own horn | 5 letters | boast |
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- Gasconade
- Exult
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- show off slightly different vessels
- Speak way too well of oneself
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- swagger round first sailing vessel
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- snake on street gets crow
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- show no humility
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- Snakes beginning to terrify crow
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- Note kiln contains crow
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- Flout
- Flutter
- Flounce
- Display
- Flourish
- Parade
- Figure
- Bully?
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- Be far from humble
- Windfall
- Winner
- crow around boats
- Bit of braggadocio
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- Seem proud of wrecking boats
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- Clothes worn back-to-front for game
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- When going north, clobber crow
- Declare boastfully
- card game: an old form of poker
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- boast about dress
- gloat
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- Talk about one's grandchildren?
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- What cockalorums do
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- talk a big game
- boast about something to wear
- Crow right inside container
- To boast
- Crow costume turned up
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- Do some self-promotion
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- Card game in British newspaper
- discuss your awesomeness
- dress up and show off
- Flex, in modern slang
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- supporter to get ¿1,000 a game
- supporter's grand boast
- Do a bit of gloating
- Crow, boast
- boast clothing given back
- Show-off
- Boast about clothes
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- Boast about an accomplishment?
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- Humble ... (bit of false modesty)
- have a claim to fame, say?
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- talk about how much you make, maybe
- Boastful game?
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- Runs in to catch crow
- Say, "I can do that with my eyes shut"
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- Vaunt oneself in strange garb
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- boast about clothing
- Show off clothes in reflection
- Say, "No one is better than me"
- "i don't mean to ......, but ..."
- Show off clothes taken up
- boast made by british tabloid?
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- Storm
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- Windjammer
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- boast about putting king in sack
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- boast about a game of cards
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