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Rate | Answer | Clue |
PARAPHRASE | Replace graph with phrase in paragraph and re-word to clarify the meaning | |
UNREALISTIC | Pie-in-the-sky | |
LUMINOUS | Glow-in-the-dark | |
HOMONYM | Word spelt the same but with a different meaning to another | |
SYNONYM | Word with the same meaning | |
LEAVEOUT | Exclude and allow to remain in the open | |
CONTACTLENSES | They’re on the ball, helping to clarify your vision | |
WIDTH | With disaster starting to come in, get the measure | |
HANDY | Useful to be seen with men in Perth and York | |
CAMPED | Slept under the stars in California with politician and journalist | |
WHEREWITHAL | The necessary means to be in which place with Pacino? | |
PALINDROME | Word or phrase that reads the same forwards and backwards | |
ALONG | Parallel to or in a line with the length of | |
ESSENTIALLY | To all intents and purposes, sent in the wrong sea lily | |
POLYSEMY | The capacity of a word or phrase to have multiple meanings | |
REITERATE | The act of doing something again and again in order to learn | |
GOOD CONDITION | The nautical phrase “shipshape and Bristol fashion” refers to what of a ship? | |
DRACHMA | Used to be the cost in Greece of returning card and horrible ham | |
VEGETABLE | In chaos gave bet to the French usually found between animal and mineral | |
CHEETA | Chimpanzee from palm springs who loves to paint and was featured in the tarzan films | |
UGANDA | What African country’s flag has black, yellow and red stripes with a crane in the centre? | |
STAUNCH | Dyed-in-the-wool (supporter) | |
AMONG | In with | |
ETC | In sketches and the rest | |
RAMPS | They’re inclined to replace steps |