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PERSIST |
Keep at it |
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BRAIL |
A stock at each end of a seine to keep it stretched. |
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ICE |
It needs to be broken at a party to keep the drinks cool |
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HAYWARD |
An officer who is appointed to guard hedges, and to keep
cattle from breaking or cropping them, and whose further duty it is to
impound animals found running at large. |
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APRON |
An article of dress, of cloth, leather, or other stuff, worn
on the fore part of the body, to keep the clothes clean, to defend them
from injur... |
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ONTHEJOB |
Working at it |
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EYESORE |
It’s ugly to look at |
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OZONE |
Layer, Dorothy visited it at one |
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SURFS |
Sometimes it’s up at the beach? |
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NOSE |
Keep it clean to avoid trouble |
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HAMMER |
Go at it ... and tongs |
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OWL |
At night it flies unusually low |
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TRADITIONAL |
Engineer and tailor keep it conventional |
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HOLDOFF |
Keep apart or at a distance |
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HELDOFF |
Keep apart or at a distance |
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IMITATE |
Ape held in. Claim it at Easter |
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LYNCH |
Why replace you at lunch? Hang it! |
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RIOTACT |
It’s read at disturbances with Brazilian diplomacy |
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EGGCUP |
It stands with soldiers at breakfast time |
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INEDIBLE |
Lie in bed at sea? It’s unpalatable! |
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IMMUNISATIONS |
Shots expected to keep bugs at bay |
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MASSEURS |
They usually rub it in at work |
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DASHBOARD |
It’s where The Cars keep their instruments |