Surname of self-improving Bob from The Likely Lads.



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It is a word which contains 6 letters

           


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It starts with letter F

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The third hint to crack the puzzle «Surname of self-improving Bob from The Likely Lads.» is:

It ends with letter S

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29 August 2022 - Midsize

A special magnetic charm or appeal.

Abbotsford's airport code.

Abbreviation for autism spectrum disorder.

Abbreviation that signifies "text message".

Alert or advert that appears on a computer screen.

Animal fat in a block for cooking.

Army rank below a brigadier general in British Army.

Beethoven's disability.

Beginning like a new day with sunrise.

Body mass index.

Brings a civil legal action against.

Clothing needed for a school PE lesson.

Crime scene examiner.

Exclamation in reaction to cuteness.

George Washington named this the "Nation's River".

Greek letter T.

I keep away from runaround __.

Japanese currency unit.

Lacking in knowledge.

Let __, Elsa's memorable song in Disney's Frozen.

London recording studio founded in 1931.

Make love, not this.

Might be found with a pan.

Military operations between enemies.

Musical instrument constellation.

Not this, but soon.

Oblong nuts with ridges used in dessert recipes.

Pastel de __, traditional Portuguese custard tart.

Powdered flavouring for milk drink.

Red gemstone with a stellate appearance.

Rolled tobacco leaves from Cuba.

Ronon __, Jason Momoa's role in Stargate Atlantis.

Sanskrit epic of a prince's quest in ancient India.

Seizure disorder, electrical issues in the brain.

Setting for a play.

Short for frequency.

Short for though.

Sliding, box-like containers that fit in furniture.

Snigger, giggle.

Soaked in water.

Something related to the sea or ships.

Song American Pie starts "A long, long time __".

South American empire in the 15th century.

Spanish shout of victory or encouragement.

Study of reading and writing.

Swiss vacation town on Lake Geneva.

TV commercials.

The day after Fri..

The oldest bridge crossing Italy's Grand Canal.

Three letters after a limited company.

Three letters for a liquid crystal display screen.

To be agitated or exhausted, troubled.

To put something in place, add in pieces.

Vats, barrels.

What's Love Got to __; Tina Turner anthem.

Wonderment, amazing respect.

__ favor, Spanish phrase meaning "please".

__ valleys; glacial troughs that resemble a letter.