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HEARER |
Listener |
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EAVESDROPPER |
Nosy listener |
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ENDEAR |
Charm finale listener |
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DREARY |
Dismal dry listener inside |
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ENDEARING |
Charming ending about listener |
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AUDITOR |
A hearer or listener. |
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EAR |
Listener heard cockney say here |
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SPED |
Speared no listener. Rushed off |
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HEARKENER |
One who hearkens; a listener. |
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HEAR |
Receive news from the second listener |
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EARNS |
Takes in listener on opposite directions |
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REHEARSE |
Practise with listener inside? Sheer madness! |
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NEAR |
Close by and last seen by listener |
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ROYALIST |
Palace supporter found, in viceroy, a listener |
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HEARD |
How listener detected group of cattle, say |
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BUCCANEER |
Swashbuckler who charges a dollar a listener? |
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REENLIST |
Listener goes off to join up again |
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EARSHOT |
Hearing range offered; listener was blown away |
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THROW |
Listener leaves the arrow for the sling |
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TURNS A DEAF EAR |
Refuses to listen but rotates a faulty listener |
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EARPHONES |
Device for delivering sound to an individual listener |
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TURNSADEAFEAR |
Refuses to listen but rotates a faulty listener |
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NEARTHING |
Close call when northern listener goes on night out |
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YEAR |
Twelve-month period ... it’s the end of many a listener |
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BEARABLE |
Having listener in Biblical tower is able to be endured |