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PASSEDAWAY |
Died |
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PERISHED |
Died |
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EXTINCT |
Died out |
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DISAPPEARED |
Died out |
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EASEDOFF |
Died down |
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ABATED |
Died away |
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OVERDOSED |
Died from drugs |
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FROZE |
Died of cold |
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PREDECEASED |
Died earlier than |
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ADMITTED |
Confessed Matt died poorly |
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CROAKED |
Sounded husky and died |
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YIELDED |
Succumbed, Ley died miserably |
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DISCOURAGED |
Depressed when cougars died unexpectedly |
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DROWNED |
Died in the sea? Doctor had! |
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DISPELLED |
Died outside – witch’s hex scattered |
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BANDIED |
Leading drummer left band, died and was tossed about |
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NEEDED |
Born and died ... ignore middle bit as required |
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DEADPAN |
When Peter from Neverland died, he appeared quite expressionless |
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SECOMBE |
Welsh singer and entertainer, member of the Goons, died 2001 |
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DISINTERESTED |
Died down with some initial interest as part of objective |
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MORKIN |
A beast that has died of disease or by mischance. |
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MORT |
The skin of a sheep or lamb that has died of disease. |
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JACQUARD |
Pertaining to, or invented by, Jacquard, a French
mechanician, who died in 1834. |
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THEATINE |
One of an order of nuns founded by Ursula Benincasa, who
died in 1618. |
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RUDOLFNUREYEV |
Christian name of Russian dancer barred from re-entering his homeland for 28 years, died of AIDS aged 54 and is buried near Paris. |