Clue | Length | Answer |
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Barf | 3 letters | ugh |
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Barf | 4 letters | spew |
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Barf | 4 letters | puke |
Barf | 5 letters | heave |
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Barf | 5 letters | retch |
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Barf | 5 letters | shoot |
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Barf | 5 letters | vomit |
Barf | 6 letters | reject |
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Barf | 7 letters | upchuck |
Barf | 8 letters | vomiting |
Barf | 8 letters | throw-up |
Barf | 11 letters | regurgitate |
Barf | 13 letters | regurgitation |
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- ditto
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- Issue
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- Reduplicate
- reecho
- reincarnate
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- Say again
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- Charybdis
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- backflow
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- disgorgement
- doubling
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- Eddy
- egesta
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- Gulf
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- redoubling
- reduplication
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- refluence
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- renewal
- reoccurrence
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- resumption
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