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Rate | Answer | Clue |
SALLYFORTH | “Set out suddenly” is jocular retort heard after the third | |
SATISFIED | The customer must be kept so if ad is set out | |
TRAP | Snare set after the Venus fly | |
RASH | Spur-of-the-moment break-out? | |
JOURNALIST | His work is set out in columns | |
TENDED | The first finished is well looked after | |
ASIDE | Top class team is out of the way | |
BLONDE | Fair-haired woman is the one out of Blondie | |
ASSISTS | Helps out while little sister is up the street | |
TOPIC | It is on the agenda to pick out ending | |
PLEASE | To satisfy rental agreement, parking is out the front | |
TORTILLA | “Pancake” is the retort? I’ll ask for a piece | |
BING | What is the second most used search engine, after Google? | |
DUES | After start of day, Sue works out what is owed | |
BELITTLE | Put down the lead after it is held by Belle | |
INDELICATE | Point out that the Spanish included is not in good taste | |
GONE WITH THE WIND | What novel ends with the line “After all, tomorrow is another day”? | |
MIDWAY | After half a mile, end of road is path to half the distance | |
TRUMPETER | After the first drink, Peter is announcer of important news - brassy type! | |
VEGETARIANS | Envisage art recreated by those for whom flesh is out of the question | |
REMNANT | The small part that is left after the main part has been used | |
THIS IS SPINAL TAP | Which movie is rated out of 11 stars on IMDb, rather than the usual 10? | |
YOGI | I go back after Yellowstone opens to see one who is smarter than the average bear | |
AVERAGE | The mean which is calculated by dividing the sum of the values in the set by their number | |
FLAREUP | Break out suddenly |