Rating | Solver | Clue |
---|---|---|
EMBARKATION | Departure | |
EXIT | Departure | |
EXODUS | Departure | |
GOING | Departure. | |
PARTURE | Departure. | |
DISCESSION | Departure. | |
EXITS | Departure points | |
GATES | Departure points | |
BLASTOFF | Rocket departure | |
TARRIED | Delayed departure | |
BLAST-OFF | Rocket departure (5-3) | |
GATE | Plane’s departure ... | |
LEAVE | Make one's departure | |
LID | Cover libelled beauty’s departure | |
DEPARTMENT | Act of departing; departure. | |
TOAST | Drink to Aston on departure | |
DISAPPEARANCE | Sudden departure of Papa increased suffering | |
EDICT | Predict departure of public relations order | |
DEPART | A going away; departure; hence, death. | |
PARDON | To give leave (of departure) to. | |
PASSAGE | Removal from life; decease; departure; death. | |
DECESSION | Departure; decrease; -- opposed to accesion. | |
SIGNOUT | Placard displayed to record departure from hotel | |
IGNITE | Fire up when falsely detailing lad’s departure | |
DECEASE | Departure, especially departure from this life; death. |