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20 answers for: Incline (and a hint to the location in this comple...
RANKANSWERCLUE
SLANTIncline (and a hint to the location in this completed puzzle of the first line of 9- & 59-Across)
LOVEHATERELATIONSHIPS
They involve mixed feelings ... or a hint to four squares in this completed puzzle
SHAPFamous WCML incline and summit (4)
RONDEAUA poem consisting of 13 or 10 lines with two rhymes, with the opening words of the first line used as an unrhymed refrain
LIBERTYBELLHistoric symbol whose shape can be found hidden in this completed puzzle
ENDISNEARSecond half of the first line of My Way, as sung by Frank Sinatra
EXTENDSFormer spouse inclines and stretches (7)
MIGHTAS(and 4 down) 'You ___ ___ ___ ___': the last line of 9 down's poem Resume (5,2,4,4)
THREENumber of times N appears in this completed grid
WELLLIVE'You ___ ___ ___ ___': the last line of 9 down's poem Resume (5,2,4,4)
ROWSudoku line of nine
SETTINGSurroundings; the scenery etc used to create the location in a play or film; or, a mounting for a gem in a piece of jewellery (7)
ORPHANIn typography, the first line of a paragraph which is separated from the rest of the paragraph by a column break (6)
THECHRONICLESOFNARNIA
The name of the main location in this book series is based on that of a hill town in Umbria
MOOCOWKidspeak animal mentioned in the first line of "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man"
TAILINGOFFWaning ... or a hint to what is found by circling all the T's in the completed puzzle
TRIOLETEight-line poem in which the first line repeats as the fourth and seventh and the second line repeats as the eighth (7)
BOACWhich now-defunct airline is namechecked in the first line of the Beatles" Back In The USSR? (1,1,1,1)
STILTONRich variety of English blue cheese named for the location in Cambridgeshire of the coaching inn in which it was originally sold (7)
BATONROUGECity in Louisiana mentioned in the first line of the song Me and Bobby McGee