| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Desecrate | 4 letters | warp |
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| Desecrate | 4 letters | ruin |
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| Desecrate | 4 letters | sack |
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| Desecrate | 5 letters | twist |
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| Desecrate | 5 letters | strip |
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| Desecrate | 5 letters | spoil |
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| Desecrate | 5 letters | taint |
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| Desecrate | 5 letters | waste |
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| Desecrate | 5 letters | abuse |
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| Desecrate | 6 letters | misuse |
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| Desecrate | 6 letters | ravage |
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| Desecrate | 6 letters | defile |
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| Desecrate | 6 letters | ravish |
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| Desecrate | 7 letters | scourge |
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| Desecrate | 7 letters | violate |
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| Desecrate | 7 letters | pollute |
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| Desecrate | 7 letters | vitiate |
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| Desecrate | 7 letters | profane |
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| Desecrate | 8 letters | spoliate |
| Desecrate | 9 letters | vulgarize |
| Desecrate | 10 letters | secularize |
| Desecrate | 10 letters | prostitute |
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- Bullying, e.g.
- Mistreat
- Vituperation, e.g.
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- Scolding, e.g.
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- Cruel treatment sailor almost used
- Harsh treatment
- invective for the sailor to employ
- Bullies dish it out
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- treat terribly
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- Shabby treatment
- Battery
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- Vituperate
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- Calumniate
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- Misuse
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- ... of power (malfeasance)
- Lab users concealing cruel treatment
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- sailor to employ insults
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- Exploitation
- Exploit
- Mistreat or bully repeatedly
- Physical maltreatment
- a black-american english insult
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- treat poorly
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- sailor may employ vituperation
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- verbal attack
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- Insulting language
- Badmouth
- improper use
- Desecrate
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- Take advantage of, and then some
- sailor to employ vituperation
- Swear at, say
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- vituperation for a sailor to employ
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- scurrility
- Slander
- perversion
- Inveigh
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- Oppress
- Outrage
- Violate
- Affront
- Asperse
- Reproach
- Chide
- Buffoonery
- Defile
- compute
- Denounce
- Misassign
- Burden
- Outbreak
- Profane
- Misrepresentation
- Distortion
- Corruption
- misinterpretation
- Caricature
- Sophistry
- prostitution
- Maltreat sailor before exercise
- mistreat a vehicle, notedly?
- Treat like dirt
- sailor to employ revilement
- Jeers to a team at an away game, say
- take too much advantage of
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- Yell (at)
- Wound
- wreak-havoc
- Work on
- insult a coach and point
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- What constant criticism may lead to
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- Foul pass
- Profane sentence newspaperman holds up
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- A gorge subject to pollution
- Sully
- Tarnish
- Corrupt
- Narrow passage
- Narrow valley
- Taint
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- foul pass among the hills
- I fled around European ruin
- Corrupt; make impure
- Befoul
- Violate
- Gorge
- Pollute narrow passage
- pollute narrow valley
- Make filthy
- Narrow gorge
- Sully narrow pass
- pollute a gorge
- Sully, besmirch
- Only one pass for a number of soldiers
- Spoil badly
- corrupt editor going over record
- Pollute gorge
- Infect
- Contaminate
- Seduce
- Spoil
- Abuse
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- Wound
- wreak-havoc
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- Reflect about one's bad treatment
- Ill-treatment
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- Butchering of language, e.g
- Incorrect application
- Apply badly
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- Fraud by mysterious missing Tory
- Maltreat
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- Employ incorrectly
- Do harm to
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- Misapply
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- Embezzlement, say
- improper application
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- misacceptation
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- Misunderstanding
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- Treat wrongly
- is to think about maltreatment
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- improper treatment
- Squander, run through
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- Is to ponder about poor treatment
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- Incorrect handling
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- Foul
- Foul the water, e.g.
- Contaminate
- Fill the air with fumes
- instrument paderewski didn't play?
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- Make dirty
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- Ruin
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- contribute to climate change
- Litter, say
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- Adulterate, contaminate
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- Foul the environment
- Defile
- blow off some steam, maybe?
- pull toe out of shape with foul
- Make foul or impure
- Befoul
- Poison
- Infect
- Desecrate
- contaminate, foul
- Vitiate
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- Profane
- Obscure
- Spoil
- Wrong
- Wound
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- Unholy right of breaking window
- Vulgar
- needing bleeping changes, maybe
- no amateur temple, but unconsecrated
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- blasphemous, but in favour of temple
- irreligious, but in favour of temple
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- Unholy
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- Secular — blasphemous
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- Wicked workings of rope fan
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- irreligions
- Impious
- Violate
- Wicked
- Worldly
- Undevout
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- Abuse
- prostitute
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- grawlix-worthy
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- Philistine
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- abusive
- Apostate
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- calumniatory
- calumnious
- carnal
- carnal minded
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- comminatory
- commit sacrilege
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- contumelious
- Convert
- Corrupt
- Cursing
- damnatory
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- defalcate
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- Defiled
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- denunciatory
- Dirty
- disbelieving
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- Earthly
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- fulminatory
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- Impure
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- Iniquitous
- Lapsed
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- Low
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- maledictory
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- Misappropriate
- misemploy
- Mishandle
- Mismanage
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- Off-color
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- Pervert
- Pilfer
- profanatory
- Raunchy
- Raw
- Recidivist
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- recreant
- Renegade
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- Ribald
- Risque
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- scatologic
- scurrile
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- Taint
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- Terrestrial
- the fleshly
- the mundane