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OMITTED |
Left out |
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OMISSION |
Something left out |
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LOUT |
Left out ill-mannered youth |
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EGO |
I left out Lego |
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PAIN |
Left out plain suffering |
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FLATTER |
Rat left out sweet-talk |
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GRIPE |
Complaint Rod left porridge out |
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ASSES |
Fools left out lads’ partners |
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SHY |
Diffident Shelley left model out |
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PAY |
Earnings left out of play |
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MANIA |
Obsession involved animal being left out |
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CUB |
Junior scout left out of club |
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FEES |
Feels left out of agents’ percentages |
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LAYER |
Left out of really strange film |
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FEE |
Feel left out of agent’s percentage |
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BIB |
Ron left ribbon out for baby’s apron |
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EJECTS |
Throws out unacceptable goods raw beginner left |
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MALLET |
Mother left to hire out croquet club |
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ENSIGN |
Navy officer from US left Guinness out |
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DIVERSIFIED |
Policeman left divers, if copied, and branched out |
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NIGERIA |
Had left hearing aid out in the country |
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BATTERING |
Left out of battle, band is striking repeatedly |
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JOSHUA |
Eli left jailhouse to sort out Jericho’s attacker |
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EXCEPT |
With exclusion of; leaving or left out; excepting. |
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ABBREVIATED |
Left out some letters to divert a babe, perhaps |