Clue | Length | Answer |
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Bridge supports | 5 letters | piers |
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Bridge supports | 5 letters | teeth |
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Bridge supports | 5 letters | ibars |
Bridge supports | 6 letters | cables |
Bridge supports | 7 letters | trusses |
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Bridge supports | 8 letters | trestles |
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Bridge supports | 8 letters | pontoons |
Bridge supports | 9 letters | abutments |
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- Sends by telegraph
- TV hookups
- Wires
- Knits, in a way
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- Overseas messages
- Items used in securing anchors
- Uses Western Union
- Twisted yarn patterns in knitting
- Means of communication
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- Old-time messages
- jumper ...... (car starters)
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- Ties up car hired by the French
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- Certain supports
- Tower supports
- Bridge supports
- Some beams
- Building beams
- Certain girders
- Certain building beams
- Vowel-shaped girders
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- Some building beams
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- Architect's girders
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- some bridge supports
- structural beams
- vowel-shaped beams
- Parts of many skyscrapers
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- Where ships come in
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- seagulls fly over them
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- waterside sights
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- ships' docking spots
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- Breakwaters
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- Waterfront sights
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- Marina sights
- Fishing fixtures
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- lords, it's said, pointing out to sea
- projections for fishing, perhaps
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- Some tourist spots in San Francisco
- Boat landings
- Docking spots
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- places to fish from
- Boarding spots for cruise ships
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- Note the extraordinary power
- Gnashers
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- What cogs contain
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- nail-biters
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- pearly whites
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- astringency
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- Blade
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- Bridgework
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- crap shooting
- craps
- crooked dice
- Cubes
- dental bridge
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- dorsum
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- fingernails
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- hard palate
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- Jaws
- Keenness
- Larynx
- Lips
- loaded dice
- Mandibles
- maxillae
- meathooks
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- mordacity
- mordancy
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- Nasal cavity
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- oral cavity
- palate
- ...... palm
- periodontal tissue
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- Plate
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