English river (4)
'english river' is the definition.
(river in the north east of England)
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(Other definitions for wear that I've seen before include "Have on; fray" , "Have on the body as clothes or ornaments" , "show" , "Carry the burden" , "Dress in - impair - abrade - change course - river" .)
'english river' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for avon that I've seen before include "River flowing through Bristol to the Severn" , "[WILTS] flower" , "River joining Bath with Bristol" , "runner" , "English river flowing through Stratford" .)
'english river' is the definition.
(I've seen this before)
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(Other definitions for tees that I've seen before include "Golf ball props" , "Flower" , "Golf pegs" , "often damaged by drivers" , "Stockton's river" .)
'english river' is the definition.
(I've seen this in another clue)
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(Other definitions for tyne that I've seen before include "River at Jarrow" , "River of Northumberland" , "River at Gateshead" , "Newcastle's river" , "Serve as evidence for" .)
'english river' is the definition.
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(Other definitions for ouse that I've seen before include "Runner" , "bird has lost its tail" , "O, Sue, here is a river" , "N English river (and S English river)" , "River that joins the Trent to form the Humber" .)
'english river' is the definition.
(I've seen this in another clue)
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(Other definitions for thames that I've seen before include "London's river (6)" , "Shipping forecast area" , "The Ma's in London" , "River at Runnymede" , "'Old Father ___'" .)
'english river' is the definition.
(River Trent in England)
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(Other definitions for trent that I've seen before include "running water" , "Midlands banker" , "Nottingham's river" , "Chief river of the Midlands" , "Major English river" .)
'english river' is the definition.
(river in Cambridge)
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(Other definitions for cam that I've seen before include "Eccentric contrivance" , "East Anglian river" , "English river" , "Rotating mechanism" , "Projection on a rotating shaft in contact with another part" .)
'english river' is the definition.
(River Ure)
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(Other definitions for ure that I've seen before include "North Yorkshire river" , "Ripon's river" , "River of N. Yorkshire" , "Midge --, singer" , "River at Ripon" .)