| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Bourgeoisie | 5 letters | haute |
| Bourgeoisie | 6 letters | rabble |
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| Bourgeoisie | 6 letters | toiler |
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| Bourgeoisie | 6 letters | public |
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| Bourgeoisie | 7 letters | tinhorn |
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| Bourgeoisie | 8 letters | suburbia |
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| Bourgeoisie | 10 letters | shopkeeper |
| Bourgeoisie | 11 letters | proletariat |
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| Bourgeoisie | 11 letters | middleclass |
| Bourgeoisie | 12 letters | third-estate |
| Bourgeoisie | 13 letters | rank-and-file |
| Bourgeoisie | 13 letters | working-class |
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| Bourgeoisie | 14 letters | small-potatoes |
| Bourgeoisie | 15 letters | silent-majority |
| Bourgeoisie | 17 letters | salt-of-the-earth |
| Bourgeoisie | 22 letters | middle-or-middle-class |
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