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Cut back | 4 letters | reap |
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Cut back | 4 letters | crop |
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Cut back | 4 letters | snub |
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Cut back | 4 letters | pare |
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Cut back | 5 letters | shear |
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Cut back | 5 letters | skimp |
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Cut back | 5 letters | stunt |
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Cut back | 5 letters | slash |
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Cut back | 5 letters | recap |
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Cut back | 5 letters | pared |
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Cut back | 5 letters | prune |
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Cut back | 5 letters | shave |
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Cut back | 5 letters | abate |
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Cut back | 6 letters | sum-up |
Cut back | 6 letters | pruned |
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Cut back | 6 letters | minify |
Cut back | 6 letters | reduce |
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Cut back | 7 letters | take-in |
Cut back | 7 letters | shorten |
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Cut back | 7 letters | reduced |
Cut back | 7 letters | cutdown |
Cut back | 7 letters | trimmed |
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Cut back | 8 letters | simplify |
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Cut back | 8 letters | retrench |
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Cut back | 8 letters | truncate |
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Cut back | 9 letters | roll-back |
Cut back | 9 letters | tune-down |
Cut back | 9 letters | take-from |
Cut back | 9 letters | telescope |
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Cut back | 9 letters | slow-down |
Cut back | 9 letters | summarize |
Cut back | 9 letters | step-down |
Cut back | 9 letters | economize |
Cut back | 10 letters | scale-down |
Cut back | 12 letters | recapitulate |
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