Posted on April 19, 2024
| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Batter | 3 letters | rap |
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| Batter | 3 letters | ram |
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| Batter | 4 letters | ruin |
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| Batter | 4 letters | roar |
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| Batter | 4 letters | rout |
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| Batter | 4 letters | sack |
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| Batter | 4 letters | slam |
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| Batter | 4 letters | size |
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| Batter | 4 letters | riot |
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| Batter | 4 letters | rave |
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| Batter | 4 letters | rage |
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| Batter | 4 letters | pulp |
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| Batter | 4 letters | rack |
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| Batter | 4 letters | rape |
| Batter | 4 letters | ramp |
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| Batter | 4 letters | rant |
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| Batter | 4 letters | tear |
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| Batter | 4 letters | soup |
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| Batter | 4 letters | beat |
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| Batter | 4 letters | maul |
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| Batter | 4 letters | whop |
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| Batter | 4 letters | whip |
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| Batter | 4 letters | bash |
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| Batter | 5 letters | wreck |
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| Batter | 5 letters | smash |
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| Batter | 5 letters | racer |
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| Batter | 5 letters | baste |
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| Batter | 5 letters | puree |
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| Batter | 5 letters | pound |
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| Batter | 5 letters | rough |
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| Batter | 5 letters | sport |
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| Batter | 5 letters | storm |
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| Batter | 5 letters | spank |
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| Batter | 5 letters | syrup |
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| Batter | 5 letters | thump |
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| Batter | 6 letters | starch |
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| Batter | 6 letters | buffet |
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| Batter | 6 letters | tackle |
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| Batter | 6 letters | hitter |
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| Batter | 6 letters | strike |
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| Batter | 6 letters | thrash |
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| Batter | 6 letters | thresh |
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| Batter | 6 letters | pummel |
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| Batter | 6 letters | savage |
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| Batter | 6 letters | wallop |
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| Batter | 6 letters | punish |
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| Batter | 7 letters | pudding |
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| Batter | 7 letters | rampage |
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| Batter | 7 letters | treacle |
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| Batter | 7 letters | violate |
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| Batter | 8 letters | wrestler |
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| Batter | 8 letters | pugilist |
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| Batter | 9 letters | terrorize |
| Batter | 9 letters | pulverize |
| Batter | 9 letters | slaughter |
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| Batter | 9 letters | shortstop |
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| Batter | 9 letters | vandalize |
| Batter | 9 letters | sportsman |
| Batter | 11 letters | quarterback |
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| Batter | 12 letters | sledgehammer |
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