Team exit, having lost wings (6) Crossword Clue
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| ELEVEN | Team exit, having lost wings (6) | |
| RAPHAEL | Archangel playing a harp well, having lost wings! (7) | |
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| EXORCIST | Orcs exit having seen the ritualist ... (8) | |
| VARNISH | Exit having grabbed new coat (7) | |
| SQUINT | School head to leave, having new eye problem (6) | |
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| SPARTA | Ancient city: leave, having gone into it | |
| NOD OFF | On leave having been given approval to have a rest | |
| WITHDRAW | Leave, having neither won nor lost (8) | |
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| DESSERT | Leave, having eaten the last bit of Christmas pudding | |
| UNEXCITED | Defence group to leave, having caught journalist indifferent (9) | |
| SPATE | Last to leave, having turned faucets on, causes flood (5) | |
| DONE | Teacher last to leave, having finished | |
| EXIGENT | Urgent necessity to leave, having secured the information | |
| EXIT | Leave, having abandoned computer technology? (4) | |
| GLOOM | Leave, having left honour in despondency (5) | |
| ABANDON | Leave, having taken a group of musicians over (7) | |
| REQUITAL | Leave, having invested in genuine compensation (8) | |
| MAKE AN EXIT | Leave, having failed intake exam | |
| PERMISSION | Leave, having got through with the job (10) | |
| AMIGO | Leave having got a note from friend in Salamanca | |
| MAESTRO | Old movie star we will leave having upset gold expert (7) | |
| LET ONESELF GO | Had permission to leave, having gone down hill, personally (3,7,2) | |
| EQUALS | Matches? Second in team flinches, having lost one (6) | |
| LEANER | Having lost weight, student lost heart (6) | |
| DHONDT | Extremely disappointed, going about terribly down in the mouth having lost universal win as alternative to 25Ac 2Dn 24Ac (6,6) | |
| METHOD | Extremely disappointed, going about terribly down in the mouth having lost universal win as alternative to 25Ac 2Dn 24Ac (6,6) | |
| REVERE | Turn around having lost son, Paul, perhaps (6) | |
| TIGGER | Bouncy character has cause, having lost second (6) | |
| STRING | Looking hard, having lost a thread (6) | |
| ROKEBY | Skint, having lost capital through painting 4 (6) | |
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