| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Clink | 3 letters | tap |
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| Clink | 3 letters | pun |
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| Clink | 3 letters | rap |
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| Clink | 4 letters | thud |
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| Clink | 4 letters | tick |
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| Clink | 4 letters | toll |
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| Clink | 4 letters | gaol |
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| Clink | 4 letters | jail |
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| Clink | 4 letters | ring |
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| Clink | 4 letters | stir |
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| Clink | 5 letters | thump |
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| Clink | 5 letters | rhyme |
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| Clink | 5 letters | sound |
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| Clink | 5 letters | tinke |
| Clink | 6 letters | cooler |
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| Clink | 6 letters | tinkle |
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| Clink | 6 letters | prison |
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| Clink | 6 letters | tingle |
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| Clink | 7 letters | ringing |
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| Clink | 7 letters | slammer |
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| Clink | 7 letters | tolling |
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| Clink | 8 letters | tinkling |
| Clink | 8 letters | hoosegow |
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| Clink | 8 letters | tingling |
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