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plaguey (13 points)
""Vexatious, also PLAGUY""
P·3+L·1+A·1+G·2+U·1+E·1+Y·4 = 13 pts
plaices (11 points)
Flatfishes.
P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+C·3+E·1+S·1 = 11 pts
plaided (11 points)
Clad like a Scot.
P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+D·2+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts
plained (10 points)
Plain
P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+N·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts
plainer (9 points)
Less like legalese
Simpler kind of praline
Easier to see
P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
plainly (12 points)
In unconcealed fashion
Without rhetorical flourish
A la the Amish
P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+N·1+L·1+Y·4 = 12 pts
plaints (9 points)
(Legal) charges; lamentations
Accusations, in law
Sounds of woe
P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+S·1 = 9 pts
plaited (10 points)
Formed a queue
Formed a queue at the back
Like pigtails and cornrows
P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts
plaiter (9 points)
Certain hair stylist
Artful lock linker
Cornrow maker
P·3+L·1+A·1+I·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
planate (9 points)
Having a flat surface
Flattened
Flattened
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+A·1+T·1+E·1 = 9 pts
planche (14 points)
A plank
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+C·3+H·4+E·1 = 14 pts
planers (9 points)
Carpenters' power machines.
Wood shop tools
Workers in wood.
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 9 pts
planets (9 points)
Spacey Teenage Fanclub song (wordplay)
Space-age tourist spots (wordplay)
Star attractions (wordplay)
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+E·1+T·1+S·1 = 9 pts
planing (10 points)
Woodworker's chore
Levelling out and gliding
Shaving not on a human face
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 10 pts
planish (12 points)
Map is hard to roll
Flatten metal by hammering.
Toughen metal by hammering
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+I·1+S·1+H·4 = 12 pts
planked (14 points)
Like a boardwalk
Like some decks
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts
planned (10 points)
Arranged in advance
Little place woman and daughter designed
Laid out; intended
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+N·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts
planner (9 points)
Century starter (wordplay)
Designer calendar (wordplay)
One looking to the future
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+N·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
plantar (9 points)
Relating to the sole
Pertaining to the sole of the foot
Podiatrist's adjective
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+T·1+A·1+R·1 = 9 pts
planted (10 points)
Fixed arrangement with Edward
Set in the soil for growth
Did some sowing
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts
planter (9 points)
Fern's home (wordplay)
Box for phlox
Pot factory on the outskirts of Exeter
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
planula (9 points)
Hydra to be left with article held by poor Paul
P·3+L·1+A·1+N·1+U·1+L·1+A·1 = 9 pts
plaques (18 points)
Awards hung on the wall
Doctor's office display
Plates fixed on walls as memorials
P·3+L·1+A·1+Q·10+U·1+E·1+S·1 = 18 pts
plashed (13 points)
Dashed or spattered.
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+D·2 = 13 pts
plasher (12 points)
One that {plashes=v}
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts
plashes (12 points)
Tumbles about noisily in water
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+S·1 = 12 pts
plasmas (11 points)
Blood-bank menu (wordplay)
Highly ionized gases
Flat-screen selections
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+M·3+A·1+S·1 = 11 pts
plasmic (13 points)
Like a certain fluid
Relating to the colourless component of blood
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+M·3+I·1+C·3 = 13 pts
plasmid (12 points)
Replicable DNA molecule
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+M·3+I·1+D·2 = 12 pts
plasmin (11 points)
Blood enzyme
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+M·3+I·1+N·1 = 11 pts
plasmon (11 points)
A determinant of inheritance in cells
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+M·3+O·1+N·1 = 11 pts
plaster (9 points)
Smear something on a wound (wordplay)
Substance for coating walls
Wall finish - protection for cut
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
plastic (11 points)
It supplies credit cards (wordplay)
Credit cards (wordplay)
Clasp it (anagram)
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+T·1+I·1+C·3 = 11 pts
plastid (10 points)
A structure in plant cells
P·3+L·1+A·1+S·1+T·1+I·1+D·2 = 10 pts
platane (9 points)
""A large tree, also PLATAN""
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+A·1+N·1+E·1 = 9 pts
platans (9 points)
Platan
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+A·1+N·1+S·1 = 9 pts
plateau (9 points)
The highest form of flattery (wordplay)
What Quito is built on.
Ky.'s Pennyroyal, for example
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+A·1+U·1 = 9 pts
platens (9 points)
Parts of printing presses.
Pieces of letterpress equipment
Typewriter rollers
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+N·1+S·1 = 9 pts
platers (9 points)
Inferior race horses
Chronic also-rans
Certain metalworkers
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 9 pts
platier (9 points)
Platy
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
platies (9 points)
Relatives of guppies
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts
platina (9 points)
Adjective for pale bluish-gray furs
Grayish-white element: Chem.
Old name for a precious metal.
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+N·1+A·1 = 9 pts
plating (10 points)
*Thin metallic layer
Armor of a sort
Chromium use
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 10 pts
platoon (9 points)
Best Picture of 1986 (Charlie Sheen)
Best Picture of 1986
Oscar-winner of 1986
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+O·1+O·1+N·1 = 9 pts
platted (10 points)
Divided into plots.
Mapped a subdivision.
Like surveyors' charts
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts
platter (9 points)
Dish for fish, perhaps
Dish from Portugal (second of two)
Not the former piano, and that's flat!
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
platypi (14 points)
Swimmers with flat feet
Duck-billed mammals who lay eggs
Swimmers with beaverlike tails
P·3+L·1+A·1+T·1+Y·4+P·3+I·1 = 14 pts
plaudit (10 points)
Put it with a lid, praise be!
Might P raise this (wordplay)
Praise place given financial check
P·3+L·1+A·1+U·1+D·2+I·1+T·1 = 10 pts
playact (14 points)
Be insincere, in a way
Make believe, on stage
Engage in make-believe
P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+A·1+C·3+T·1 = 14 pts
playboy (17 points)
One active in the wrong clubs (wordplay)
He's probably not the marrying type
Hedonist of a sort
P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+B·3+O·1+Y·4 = 17 pts
playday (16 points)
Time for diversion.
Saturday, for some
P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+D·2+A·1+Y·4 = 16 pts
players (12 points)
Four of hearts (wordplay)
Actors in the football team (wordplay)
Gary and piano
P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 12 pts
playful (15 points)
Skittish, like Shaw (wordplay)
Like Shakespeare (wordplay)
Like many puppies
P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+F·4+U·1+L·1 = 15 pts
playing (13 points)
In theaters, for example
Participating in sport
As poultry, initially, producing eggs
P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 13 pts
playlet (12 points)
Short stage work
Serve again? No big drama
Short theater piece
P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+L·1+E·1+T·1 = 12 pts
playoff (18 points)
This goes with a tie (wordplay)
Tie-breaker, maybe
Tie-breaking contest, for example
P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+O·1+F·4+F·4 = 18 pts
playpen (14 points)
Infant's enclosure
Tot's enclosure
Baby's enclosure
P·3+L·1+A·1+Y·4+P·3+E·1+N·1 = 14 pts
pleaded (11 points)
Was appealing (wordplay)
Made, as a case
Claimed to be, in court
P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+D·2+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts
pleader (10 points)
One on bended knee, maybe
Pale red (anagram)
One before a tribunal, maybe
P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts
pleased (10 points)
- to Meet You (James album)
Comparable to punch (wordplay)
Like punch (wordplay)
P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+S·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts
pleaser (9 points)
One who makes a crowd happy
Word with "people" or "crowd"
One who does what people want them to do
P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+S·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
pleases (9 points)
Gives satisfaction to
Makes happy or satisfied
Priest hires suits
P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+S·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts
pleated (10 points)
Like slacks with channels
Organic fuel round lake man gathered
Stitched in folds
P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts
pleater (9 points)
Sewing machine attachment.
Sewing machine part.
Sewing-machine attachment
P·3+L·1+E·1+A·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
plectra (11 points)
Stringed instrument pluckers (Var.)
Guitar pickers - carp let (anagram)
Guitar plucking aids
P·3+L·1+E·1+C·3+T·1+R·1+A·1 = 11 pts
pledged (12 points)
Contributed to a fundraiser, perhaps
Was in a rush (wordplay)
Contributed to PBS, perhaps
P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts
pledgee (11 points)
One who holds property for collateral.
One given a promise
Person to whom a promise is made
P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+E·1 = 11 pts
pledger (11 points)
One showing promise (wordplay)
Pawn book voucher
One who gives collateral
P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts
pledges (11 points)
Telethon call-ins
Animal House extras
Fund-raisers' rewards
P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+S·1 = 11 pts
pledget (11 points)
Promise, before time, to produce wad
Piece of cotton.
An oakum string used in caulking
P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+E·1+T·1 = 11 pts
pledgor (11 points)
Legal term akin to promisor.
P·3+L·1+E·1+D·2+G·2+O·1+R·1 = 11 pts
pleiads (10 points)
Groups of brilliant people
P·3+L·1+E·1+I·1+A·1+D·2+S·1 = 10 pts
plenary (12 points)
Type of session
With all members present
Full in all respects
P·3+L·1+E·1+N·1+A·1+R·1+Y·4 = 12 pts
plenish (12 points)
To fill up
P·3+L·1+E·1+N·1+I·1+S·1+H·4 = 12 pts
plenism (11 points)
The doctrine that space is fully occupied by matter
P·3+L·1+E·1+N·1+I·1+S·1+M·3 = 11 pts
plenist (9 points)
Believer that all space is plenum
Vacuist's opposite.
P·3+L·1+E·1+N·1+I·1+S·1+T·1 = 9 pts
plenums (11 points)
Intake system chambers (pl.)
Fall assemblies.
P·3+L·1+E·1+N·1+U·1+M·3+S·1 = 11 pts
pleopod (12 points)
An appendage of crustaceans
P·3+L·1+E·1+O·1+P·3+O·1+D·2 = 12 pts
plessor (9 points)
Doctor's soft hammer.
Hammer with a rubber head, used in percussion.
P·3+L·1+E·1+S·1+S·1+O·1+R·1 = 9 pts
pleurae (9 points)
Membranes near lungs.
Lung membranes
Pulmonary membranes.
P·3+L·1+E·1+U·1+R·1+A·1+E·1 = 9 pts
pleural (9 points)
Of lungs - all pure (anagram)
Pertaining to a lung membrane
Kind of chest cavity
P·3+L·1+E·1+U·1+R·1+A·1+L·1 = 9 pts
pleuras (9 points)
Pleura
P·3+L·1+E·1+U·1+R·1+A·1+S·1 = 9 pts
pleuron (9 points)
A part of a thoracic segment of an insect
P·3+L·1+E·1+U·1+R·1+O·1+N·1 = 9 pts
plexors (16 points)
Diagnostic hammers.
Medical hammers
P·3+L·1+E·1+X·8+O·1+R·1+S·1 = 16 pts
pliable (11 points)
Cup finalist bound to be supple
Pants initially likely to need elastic
Easily swayed or bendable
P·3+L·1+I·1+A·1+B·3+L·1+E·1 = 11 pts
pliably (14 points)
In a pliable manner
P·3+L·1+I·1+A·1+B·3+L·1+Y·4 = 14 pts
pliancy (14 points)
Adaptable state
Bendy nature
Flexible quality
P·3+L·1+I·1+A·1+N·1+C·3+Y·4 = 14 pts
plicate (11 points)
Arranged in folds
Folded or pleated
Folded like a fan
P·3+L·1+I·1+C·3+A·1+T·1+E·1 = 11 pts
plights (13 points)
Becomes engaged in predicaments
Binds by solemn pledge
Difficulties ending stoplights
P·3+L·1+I·1+G·2+H·4+T·1+S·1 = 13 pts
plimsol (11 points)
""A rubber-soled cloth shoe, also PLIMSOLL, PLIMSOLE""
P·3+L·1+I·1+M·3+S·1+O·1+L·1 = 11 pts
plinked (14 points)
Plink
P·3+L·1+I·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts
plinker (13 points)
One who {plinks=v}
P·3+L·1+I·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts
plinths (12 points)
Sculpture parks (wordplay)
Bases of columns
Bases of statues.
P·3+L·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+H·4+S·1 = 12 pts
pliskie (13 points)
""A practical joke, also PLISKY""
P·3+L·1+I·1+S·1+K·5+I·1+E·1 = 13 pts
plisses (9 points)
Cotton fabrics
P·3+L·1+I·1+S·1+S·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts
plodded (12 points)
'Walked heavily, as if exhausted (7)'
Marched through mud
Walked with difficulty
P·3+L·1+O·1+D·2+D·2+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts
plodder (11 points)
Place stranger finds tortoise (wordplay)
Slow-but-sure one
Slow dull worker
P·3+L·1+O·1+D·2+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts
plonked (14 points)
Set down heavily
Played piano with just an index finger, say
Dropped abruptly
P·3+L·1+O·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts
plopped (14 points)
Sat without ceremony
Fell into a seat
Fell with the sound of a flat dive.
P·3+L·1+O·1+P·3+P·3+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts
plosion (9 points)
Articulation of a speech sound, k, p or t.
P·3+L·1+O·1+S·1+I·1+O·1+N·1 = 9 pts
plosive (12 points)
Noisy initial consonant
Like b or d, phonetically
Like the "p" in "pit"
P·3+L·1+O·1+S·1+I·1+V·4+E·1 = 12 pts
plotted (10 points)
Plant of damp areas
Cooked up, as schemes
Drew a graph
P·3+L·1+O·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts
plotter (9 points)
Guy Fawkes, for one
Person making a graph, say
One who schemes
P·3+L·1+O·1+T·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
plotzed (19 points)
Fainted, as from shock
Freaked out
P·3+L·1+O·1+T·1+Z·10+E·1+D·2 = 19 pts
plotzes (18 points)
Plotz
P·3+L·1+O·1+T·1+Z·10+E·1+S·1 = 18 pts
ploughs (13 points)
Field tillers, in England
Works the croft
Tilling tools, to Brits
P·3+L·1+O·1+U·1+G·2+H·4+S·1 = 13 pts
plovers (12 points)
Short-billed shorebirds
Game birds
Sandpiper relatives
P·3+L·1+O·1+V·4+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 12 pts
plowboy (17 points)
Young team leader (wordplay)
Farm youth, disparingly
Amish lad, sometimes
P·3+L·1+O·1+W·4+B·3+O·1+Y·4 = 17 pts
plowers (12 points)
Folks in a rut (wordplay)
Farmhands, at times
Farm hands, at times
P·3+L·1+O·1+W·4+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 12 pts
plowing (13 points)
Readying a field, say
Auto writer's synonym for understeer
Digging up some dirt
P·3+L·1+O·1+W·4+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 13 pts
plowman (14 points)
Farmer, at times
Farmer with oxen
Agricultural figure in "The Canterbury Tales"
P·3+L·1+O·1+W·4+M·3+A·1+N·1 = 14 pts
plowmen (14 points)
Fellows tilling soil
Oxen followers
Field laborers
P·3+L·1+O·1+W·4+M·3+E·1+N·1 = 14 pts
ploying (13 points)
Ploy
P·3+L·1+O·1+Y·4+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 13 pts
plucked (16 points)
Removed the feathers from
P·3+L·1+U·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 16 pts
plucker (15 points)
One who {plucks=v}
P·3+L·1+U·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts
plugged (12 points)
Carried on quietly, perhaps (wordplay)
Open no more
Stopped up and plodded on
P·3+L·1+U·1+G·2+G·2+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts
plugger (11 points)
One doing endorsements
P·3+L·1+U·1+G·2+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts
plugola (10 points)
Kickback for good publicity
Paid endorsement, in slang, and an apt title for this puzzle
P·3+L·1+U·1+G·2+O·1+L·1+A·1 = 10 pts
plumage (12 points)
Cat say returning to house left feathers
Bird's feathers
Detail in an Audubon print
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+A·1+G·2+E·1 = 12 pts
plumate (11 points)
Like a feather Zool.
Like a feather: Zool.
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+A·1+T·1+E·1 = 11 pts
plumbed (14 points)
Delved into prize sack
Measured fruit and garden plot
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+B·3+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts
plumber (13 points)
One with a snake in their bag (wordplay)
Snake handler (wordplay)
Repairer of pipes
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+B·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts
plumbic (15 points)
Containing lead
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+B·3+I·1+C·3 = 15 pts
plumbum (15 points)
Old-fashioned word for lead
Obsolete word for lead
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+B·3+U·1+M·3 = 15 pts
plumier (11 points)
Having more feathers
One who feathers arrows
Covered in feathers
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts
pluming (12 points)
Priding (oneself)
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 12 pts
plummet (13 points)
Victoria, perhaps, encountered in dive
Fruit encountered in Fall (wordplay)
Fall fruit gathered
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+M·3+E·1+T·1 = 13 pts
plumose (11 points)
Feathery.
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+O·1+S·1+E·1 = 11 pts
plumped (14 points)
Made ready for market, as chickens
Filled with air
Made fluffy, as pillows
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+P·3+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts
plumpen (13 points)
""To plump, to make well rounded and full in form""
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+P·3+E·1+N·1 = 13 pts
plumper (13 points)
More fleshy fruit (not a pear)
More well-fed, say
Choice for each is more generous
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+P·3+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts
plumply (16 points)
In a plump manner
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+P·3+L·1+Y·4 = 16 pts
plumule (11 points)
""The embryo shoot in a seed, also PLUMULA""
P·3+L·1+U·1+M·3+U·1+L·1+E·1 = 11 pts
plunder (10 points)
Sack - and what may be put in it!
Sack - or what might be put in one!
Steal goods (in time of war)
P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+D·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts
plunged (11 points)
Took a nosedive
Dashed with headlong haste
Took a dive.
P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+G·2+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts
plunger (10 points)
Help for a draining job (wordplay)
Plumber's helper
Rubber device for clearing blocked pipes
P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+G·2+E·1+R·1 = 10 pts
plunges (10 points)
One takes them in divers ways
Takes a risk
Dives and dives under surface of pool
P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+G·2+E·1+S·1 = 10 pts
plunked (14 points)
Put (down)
P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts
plunker (13 points)
One that {plunks=v}
P·3+L·1+U·1+N·1+K·5+E·1+R·1 = 13 pts
plurals (9 points)
Stars and stripes, say
Dollars and cents, e.g
Certain nouns and verbs.
P·3+L·1+U·1+R·1+A·1+L·1+S·1 = 9 pts
plusher (12 points)
Like velvet compared to denim
Smarter drug supplier carrying little
More deeply piled
P·3+L·1+U·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 12 pts
plushes (12 points)
Some stuffed animals
P·3+L·1+U·1+S·1+H·4+E·1+S·1 = 12 pts
plushly (15 points)
In a plush manner
P·3+L·1+U·1+S·1+H·4+L·1+Y·4 = 15 pts
plusses (9 points)
Gains or additions
Advantages (var.)
Math signs
P·3+L·1+U·1+S·1+S·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts
pluteus (9 points)
A type of sea-urchin
P·3+L·1+U·1+T·1+E·1+U·1+S·1 = 9 pts
plutons (9 points)
Pluton
P·3+L·1+U·1+T·1+O·1+N·1+S·1 = 9 pts
pluvial (12 points)
Intimate about love, one appearing wet
Of rainfall
Just a little bottle at last for the rain
P·3+L·1+U·1+V·4+I·1+A·1+L·1 = 12 pts
pluvian (12 points)
Rainy.
P·3+L·1+U·1+V·4+I·1+A·1+N·1 = 12 pts
plywood (16 points)
Hurricane-zone purchase
Work with the forest board
Strong laminated board
P·3+L·1+Y·4+W·4+O·1+O·1+D·2 = 16 pts
pneumas (11 points)
Life-giving principles
Souls from Greece
P·3+N·1+E·1+U·1+M·3+A·1+S·1 = 11 pts
poached (15 points)
Illegally hunted (game)
Took stock (wordplay)
Like some cooked eggs
P·3+O·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+D·2 = 15 pts
poacher (14 points)
Person hunting game illegally
Game warden's target
Device for cooking eggs.
P·3+O·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+R·1 = 14 pts
poaches (14 points)
Cooks salmon, maybe
Cooks in a certain way.
Cooks steal peas regularly
P·3+O·1+A·1+C·3+H·4+E·1+S·1 = 14 pts
pochard (15 points)
Duck feeding fish to whales
Duck for vegetable under river
Old World duck
P·3+O·1+C·3+H·4+A·1+R·1+D·2 = 15 pts
pockets (15 points)
Change places (wordplay)
Pouches in garments
Peeks to make up pouches
P·3+O·1+C·3+K·5+E·1+T·1+S·1 = 15 pts
pockier (15 points)
Pocky
P·3+O·1+C·3+K·5+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 15 pts
pockily (18 points)
In a pocky manner
P·3+O·1+C·3+K·5+I·1+L·1+Y·4 = 18 pts
pocking (16 points)
Pock
P·3+O·1+C·3+K·5+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 16 pts
pocosin (11 points)
""An upland swamp, also POCOSEN, POCOSON""
P·3+O·1+C·3+O·1+S·1+I·1+N·1 = 11 pts
podagra (11 points)
Gout of the big toe
Swelling fruit, a grape, just over half of it
P·3+O·1+D·2+A·1+G·2+R·1+A·1 = 11 pts
podding (12 points)
Pod
P·3+O·1+D·2+D·2+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 12 pts
podesta (10 points)
Italian governor could be a despot
Italian magistrate, once
Hacking victim of the 2016 campaign
P·3+O·1+D·2+E·1+S·1+T·1+A·1 = 10 pts
podgier (11 points)
Podgy
P·3+O·1+D·2+G·2+I·1+E·1+R·1 = 11 pts
podgily (14 points)
In a podgy manner
P·3+O·1+D·2+G·2+I·1+L·1+Y·4 = 14 pts
podites (10 points)
Podite
P·3+O·1+D·2+I·1+T·1+E·1+S·1 = 10 pts
poditic (12 points)
Resembling a {podite=n}
P·3+O·1+D·2+I·1+T·1+I·1+C·3 = 12 pts
podiums (12 points)
Talking points (wordplay)
Stands above the crowd (wordplay)
Speaker's spots
P·3+O·1+D·2+I·1+U·1+M·3+S·1 = 12 pts
podlike (14 points)
Resembling a seed covering
P·3+O·1+D·2+L·1+I·1+K·5+E·1 = 14 pts
podsols (10 points)
Podsol
P·3+O·1+D·2+S·1+O·1+L·1+S·1 = 10 pts
podzols (19 points)
Podzol
P·3+O·1+D·2+Z·10+O·1+L·1+S·1 = 19 pts
poesies (9 points)
Old-time collections of verses.
Versified works
Rhymed works
P·3+O·1+E·1+S·1+I·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts
poetess (9 points)
Iamb woman (wordplay)
Sappho for one
Such as Sappho (no longer PC)
P·3+O·1+E·1+T·1+E·1+S·1+S·1 = 9 pts
poetics (11 points)
Treatise by Aristotle
Study of verse writing
Art of verse-writing
P·3+O·1+E·1+T·1+I·1+C·3+S·1 = 11 pts
poetise (9 points)
Compose verse Var.
Compose verse variable
P·3+O·1+E·1+T·1+I·1+S·1+E·1 = 9 pts
poetize (18 points)
Compose verse.
Emulate Frost
P·3+O·1+E·1+T·1+I·1+Z·10+E·1 = 18 pts
pogonia (10 points)
A small {orchid=n}
P·3+O·1+G·2+O·1+N·1+I·1+A·1 = 10 pts
pogonip (12 points)
Dense fog of the Sierra Nevadas
P·3+O·1+G·2+O·1+N·1+I·1+P·3 = 12 pts
pogroms (12 points)
Organized massacres
P·3+O·1+G·2+R·1+O·1+M·3+S·1 = 12 pts
poinded (11 points)
Poind
P·3+O·1+I·1+N·1+D·2+E·1+D·2 = 11 pts
pointed (10 points)
Sharp work recalled in poet Hughes
Sharp little boy follows conclusion
Unambiguous type of criticism
P·3+O·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+D·2 = 10 pts
pointer (9 points)
Indicator prepared for one trip
Guide dog (wordplay)
Dog lead (wordplay)
P·3+O·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
pointes (9 points)
Pointe
P·3+O·1+I·1+N·1+T·1+E·1+S·1 = 9 pts
poisers (9 points)
Balanced folks (wordplay)
P·3+O·1+I·1+S·1+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 9 pts
poising (10 points)
Getting on the ready
Setting in balance
Balancing.
P·3+O·1+I·1+S·1+I·1+N·1+G·2 = 10 pts
poisons (9 points)
Solves a rat problem, perhaps
Cyanide and hemlock
Arsenic and strychnine
P·3+O·1+I·1+S·1+O·1+N·1+S·1 = 9 pts
poitrel (9 points)
""A piece of armour for the breast of a horse, also PEYTRAL, PEYTREL""
P·3+O·1+I·1+T·1+R·1+E·1+L·1 = 9 pts
pokiest (13 points)
Most inclined to dawdle
Most cramped toe - skip with difficulty
Least speedy
P·3+O·1+K·5+I·1+E·1+S·1+T·1 = 13 pts
polaron (9 points)
A type of {electron=n}
P·3+O·1+L·1+A·1+R·1+O·1+N·1 = 9 pts
polders (10 points)
Tracts reclaimed by dams or dikes
P·3+O·1+L·1+D·2+E·1+R·1+S·1 = 10 pts
poleaxe (16 points)
Fell sharply (wordplay)
Knight stick (wordplay)
Knock down; shock
P·3+O·1+L·1+E·1+A·1+X·8+E·1 = 16 pts
polecat (11 points)
Skunk or European lynx (wordplay)
It's skunky (wordplay)
Stick and whip needed for wild animal
P·3+O·1+L·1+E·1+C·3+A·1+T·1 = 11 pts
polemic (13 points)
Contents of a political tract, maybe
A controversial argument
Controversy; attacking speech
P·3+O·1+L·1+E·1+M·3+I·1+C·3 = 13 pts
polenta (9 points)
What's dished out on plate (wordplay)
Cornmeal - on plate (anagram)
Mediterranean meal dished out on plate
P·3+O·1+L·1+E·1+N·1+T·1+A·1 = 9 pts
poleyns (12 points)
Poleyn
P·3+O·1+L·1+E·1+Y·4+N·1+S·1 = 12 pts
policed (12 points)
Copped out (wordplay)
Kept the beat (wordplay)
Patrolled, as cops
P·3+O·1+L·1+I·1+C·3+E·1+D·2 = 12 pts
polices (11 points)
Keeps up the beat (wordplay)
Keeps the peace
Maintains order over
P·3+O·1+L·1+I·1+C·3+E·1+S·1 = 11 pts
politer (9 points)
More well-bred
Comparatively civilized
Better mannered
P·3+O·1+L·1+I·1+T·1+E·1+R·1 = 9 pts
politic (11 points)
What a tactful coil with a twisted tip!
Body type (wordplay)
Prudent - type of body
P·3+O·1+L·1+I·1+T·1+I·1+C·3 = 11 pts
polkaed (14 points)
Danced to "Roll Out The Barrel," say
Enjoyed Frankie Yankovic, say
Danced to accordion music (wordplay)
P·3+O·1+L·1+K·5+A·1+E·1+D·2 = 14 pts
pollack (15 points)
Fish people oddly want (wordplay)
Best Director winner for "Out of Africa"
Out of Africa director
P·3+O·1+L·1+L·1+A·1+C·3+K·5 = 15 pts

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