Solutions "— been real!" has 38 entries with similar clues
- 3-letter words
- opinail polish with a "you've been red" shade
- washas been
- 4-letter words
- lainHad been lying to a chap - the padre!
- evilReally, really bad
- doshi've been stupid about beginning to save money
- 5-letter words
- hajjiOne who has been pilgrim to Mecca
- soledHaving been repaired as shoes
- catchPick up what hasn't been dropped?
- 6-letter words
- openedhaving been unsealed, accessed
- clicheA phrase or idea that has been overused
- ashoreHas been running round again on the beach
- 7-letter words
- footageFilm that has been shot
- agelongSeeming to have always been so
- unbowedNot having been defeated
- 8-letter words
- omissionSomething that has been left out
- all-timeNot having been bettered or beaten
- unbiddenWithout having been invited
- 9-letter words
- so-and-soPerson whose name has been forgotten
- unsettledAgitated to find it hasn't been paid
- enactmentA law that has been passed
- 10-letter words
- an-accusedFinger may have been pointed at him by the police
- contemptofcharge john mcenroe has been guilty of?
- imissedyou"It's been too long!"
- 11-letter words
- dead-letterA letter that has not been delivered or claimed
- lifeonearthIt's been around for billions of years
- thebigappleCity Adam would have been very tempted to visit?
- 12-letter words
- draught-beerBeer that has not been bottled
- 13-letter words
- well-educatedHaving been to good schools
- ex-servicemenThose who have been in armed forces
- replenishmentPutting back what has been used
- 14-letter words
- yesterdays-menHas-beens
- eat-ones-wordsTake back what has been said
- fermat-theoremThe 'last theorem' that has recently been solved
- 15-letter words
- no-claims-bonusA reduction in an insurance premium when no claims have been made during an agreed period
- bite-the-bulletDecide to do something difficult or unpleasant that one has been hesitating over
- estuary-englishAccent that is been spreading out from London
- 17-letter words
- westminster-abbeyThe church where most of England's monarchs have been crowned
- 18-letter words
- ancestral-propertyMoney or wealth that has been the family for generations