| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Change direction | 4 letters | wind |
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| Change direction | 4 letters | turn |
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| Change direction | 4 letters | veer |
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| Change direction | 5 letters | pivot |
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| Change direction | 6 letters | swerve |
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| Change direction | 7 letters | reroute |
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| Change direction | 11 letters | altercourse |
| Change direction | 15 letters | alteronescourse |
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- Center's position
- Come about
- Revolve
- Move on a court or a diam
- Court position
- Axis
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- Something turned on
- Basketball move
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- turning-point for four in a vessel
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- Kitty has four to turn
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- Turn, facing celebrity's back
- Turn to bigwig after being set up
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- Apex
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- back and fill
- be changed
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- be renewed
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- bear to starboard
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- branching off
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