Posted on March 24, 2024
| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Bread | 3 letters | rye |
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| Bread | 3 letters | oat |
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| Bread | 3 letters | tlc |
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| Bread | 4 letters | spot |
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| Bread | 4 letters | stud |
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| Bread | 4 letters | tuck |
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| Bread | 4 letters | roll |
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| Bread | 4 letters | naan |
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| Bread | 4 letters | pita |
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| Bread | 4 letters | salt |
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| Bread | 5 letters | table |
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| Bread | 5 letters | moola |
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| Bread | 5 letters | wafer |
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| Bread | 5 letters | sugar |
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| Bread | 5 letters | speck |
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| Bread | 5 letters | toast |
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| Bread | 6 letters | tucker |
| Bread | 6 letters | regale |
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| Bread | 6 letters | spread |
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| Bread | 6 letters | dinero |
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| Bread | 6 letters | moolah |
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| Bread | 6 letters | garlic |
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| Bread | 6 letters | upkeep |
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| Bread | 6 letters | wampum |
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| Bread | 6 letters | raisin |
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| Bread | 6 letters | doremi |
| Bread | 6 letters | viands |
| Bread | 7 letters | scratch |
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| Bread | 7 letters | satisfy |
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| Bread | 7 letters | spatter |
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| Bread | 7 letters | italian |
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| Bread | 7 letters | subsidy |
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| Bread | 7 letters | sustain |
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| Bread | 7 letters | vittles |
| Bread | 7 letters | support |
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| Bread | 8 letters | victuals |
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| Bread | 8 letters | splatter |
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| Bread | 8 letters | sprinkle |
| Bread | 9 letters | provision |
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| Bread | 9 letters | provender |
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| Bread | 10 letters | subvention |
| Bread | 10 letters | sustenance |
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| Bread | 11 letters | subsistence |
| Bread | 12 letters | cottage-loaf |
| Bread | 13 letters | price-support |
| Bread | 13 letters | staff-of-life |
| Bread | 14 letters | thestaffoflife |
| Bread | 18 letters | tender-loving-care |
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