Burrows |
Jetties |
Tunnelers |
Lawn pests |
Yard pests |
Some spies |
Some plants |
CIA concern |
Breakwaters |
Beauty marks |
Garden banes |
Yard menaces |
Lawn diggers |
Infiltrators |
Beauty spots |
Double agents |
Certain spies |
Digging pests |
Lawn wreckers |
Lawn invaders |
Hill builders. |
Embedded spies |
Lawn burrowers |
Lawn tunnelers |
Mexican sauces |
Sleeper agents |
Digging animals |
Embedded agents |
Furry tunnelers |
Secret insiders |
Some birthmarks |
Tunnel creators |
Burrowing beasts |
Entrenched spies |
Small excavators |
Spy film figures |
Burrowing mammals |
Some beauty marks |
Some infiltrators |
Burrowing animals |
Backyard burrowers |
Earthworm trappers |
Lawn-ruining pests |
Plants with covers |
Some lawn invaders |
Burrowing critters |
Untrustworthy ones |
Underground workers |
Beauty marks, often |
Burrowing creatures |
Lawn-wrecking pests |
They may be planted |
Burrowing lawn pests |
Spymaster's concerns |
Small-eyed burrowers |
Hill-building mammals |
Chemistry measurements |
Espionage infiltrators |
Double or triple agents |
Espionage double agents |
Short-sighted burrowers |
Some facial beauty marks |
Ones with shovellike forefeet |
Term popularized by le Carré |
The Palmer Squares "Blind ___ |
They work for competing labels |
Animals that dig holes in lawns |
Record companies' double agents |
Spies despised by the good guys |
Visually challenged insectivores |
John le Carré antagonists, maybe |
What Lemmy wished his warts were? |
Tavern frequented by Barney Gumble |
King Crimson "Live at ___ Club, Bath |
Plants or animals using secret passages |
Spies that infiltrate the enemy's ranks |