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DOYEN |
Dean |
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ICESKATERS |
Torvill and Dean |
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NOTEPADS |
Stop Dean using jotters! |
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KNEAD |
Massage dean? First keep order! |
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ENGAGED |
Employed to break egg, Dean? |
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NABBED |
Captured Dean returning round bees |
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LEADEN |
The French dean became heavy |
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DEMEAN |
Humiliate Dean for hugging me |
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DEANERY |
The residence of a dean. |
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DEANSHIP |
The office of a dean. |
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DONATED |
Gave penny to Dean by mistake |
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ALDENTE |
Dean let ingredients become firmly cooked |
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SKATERS |
Alaska tersely hiding Torvill and Dean |
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DECANAL |
Pertaining to a dean or deanery. |
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MOANED |
Doctor Dean stumbled and cried in pain |
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NAKED |
Exposed on return, Dean had weekend covered |
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ENIGMA |
Puzzle can make even Dean ring Emma |
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DESTITUTE |
Impoverished institute drops in for top dean’s final advice |
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SUBDEAN |
An under dean; the deputy or substitute of a dean. |
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DEADENS |
Dwight Eisenhower initially goes into Dean’s and dampens down the noise |
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HOUDINI |
Who, Dean? He says he can get out of a tight spot |
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CHEAPSKATE |
One who might skimp in providing inexpensive item for Torvill or Dean |
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ARCHPRIEST |
A chief priest; also, a kind of vicar, or a rural dean. |
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LOANSHARK |
Unscrupulous it’s agony The scaries: his Smith as for Dean crumble ap Villa side moneylender |
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VERGER |
An attendant upon a dignitary, as on a bishop, a dean, a
justice, etc. |