Ripped to shreds in most of the rags by journalist
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- Italian word used to refer to something 'dry', such as a wine or a method of painting on dry plaster
- From Persian for 'rosewater', a sweet or syrupy, often medicated, liquor; or, iced water flavoured with mint leaves, sugar and whisky
- Name for a bun fight, crumpet-scramble or muffin-worry of an afternoon social gathering at which little cakes, sandwiches, scones, tisanes and the like are served
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- From the name of a goddess of blossoming plants, word for the collective botany of a region or age; or, an illustrated book detailing this
- A compartment on a ship; a bothy, hut or other rude wooden habitation; a chalet or lodge for a holidaymaker or traveller; or, a railway signal box
- A scabbard/holster for a sword or a blade; a figure-hugging dress; one of an insect's wing cases or elytra; or, an electric cable's protective casing
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- Irish-born scientist whose description of an experiment on a bird in an air pump is portrayed in a painting by Joseph Wright of Derby
- Dairy food with ordinary/everyday varieties said good for nothing but a mousetrap; or, lemon curd
- A sound of a plucked string; a sharp flavour or 'smack'; a twinge; a nasal tone; or, a trace of a regional accent, aka local intonation
- Rustics or churls with a similar name to country-dwelling game birds
- From Old English for 'beauty, complexion, fine hair, skin', a word for appearance, aspect or form originally, later colour; or, its particular quality, shade or tint
- British group that sang Baggy Trousers
- Relating to a morning service
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- Words of corporate pandering
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