Posted on September 30, 2023
| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Couple | 3 letters | wed |
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| Couple | 3 letters | tie |
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| Couple | 3 letters | set |
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| Couple | 3 letters | two |
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| Couple | 3 letters | duo |
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| Couple | 4 letters | weld |
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| Couple | 4 letters | span |
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| Couple | 4 letters | tack |
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| Couple | 4 letters | twin |
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| Couple | 4 letters | tape |
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| Couple | 4 letters | link |
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| Couple | 4 letters | duad |
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| Couple | 4 letters | team |
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| Couple | 4 letters | duet |
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| Couple | 4 letters | join |
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| Couple | 4 letters | item |
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| Couple | 4 letters | yoke |
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| Couple | 4 letters | pair |
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| Couple | 4 letters | dyad |
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| Couple | 5 letters | surge |
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| Couple | 5 letters | swarm |
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| Couple | 5 letters | rally |
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| Couple | 5 letters | serve |
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| Couple | 5 letters | unite |
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| Couple | 5 letters | unify |
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| Couple | 5 letters | screw |
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| Couple | 5 letters | brace |
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| Couple | 6 letters | stream |
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| Couple | 6 letters | splice |
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| Couple | 6 letters | seethe |
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| Couple | 6 letters | solder |
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| Couple | 6 letters | relate |
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| Couple | 6 letters | tie-in |
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| Couple | 6 letters | pairup |
| Couple | 6 letters | joiner |
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| Couple | 6 letters | throng |
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| Couple | 7 letters | take-in |
| Couple | 7 letters | service |
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| Couple | 7 letters | twosome |
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| Couple | 7 letters | team-up |
| Couple | 8 letters | unionize |
| Couple | 10 letters | sleep-with |
| Couple | 10 letters | rendezvous |
| Couple | 12 letters | put-together |
| Couple | 13 letters | throw-in-with |
| Couple | 14 letters | stick-together |
| Couple | 14 letters | stand-together |
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