| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Detach, in a way | 4 letters | wean |
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| Detach, in a way | 5 letters | unpin |
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| Detach, in a way | 5 letters | unpeg |
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| Detach, in a way | 6 letters | unsnap |
| Detach, in a way | 6 letters | unbolt |
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| Detach, in a way | 6 letters | unhook |
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- Open
- Detach, in a way
- Open, as a barn door
- open, as some doors
- Open a foreign roll of cloth
- Release
- Remove the lock
- Remove a fastener
- Withdraw a lock
- Open a foreign bar
- prepare to swing open
- open, as a certain locked door
- Unfasten [door]
- Unlatch
- Open as a fence gate
- Open [a door]
- Weigh anchor
- Cast off
- Detach
- Disengage
- Doff
- Free
- Liberate
- Loose
- Loosen
- Remove
- Take off
- unbar
- Unbind
- unbridle
- Unbuckle
- Unbutton
- uncage
- unchain
- unclasp
- Undo
- Unfasten
- Unfetter
- ungag
- unglue
- unhandcuff
- unhobble
- Unlace
- unlash
- Unleash
- Unlock
- Unloose
- unloosen
- unmanacle
- unmuzzle
- unpen
- unpinion
- Unshackle
- unstick
- unstrap
- Untether
- Untie
- untruss
- Unyoke
- remove a bar from
- Release, as a chain
- Release from an eye
- Disconnect, in a way
- Detach
- Detach, in a way
- Loosen
- open an eye!
- Loosen, as a bra
- Release, as the end of a chain
- Loose a bra
- Free, as a fish
- Remove, as a bra
- Unfasten
- not leave hanging?
- Detach, as a trailer
- Release a French pirate
- Detach, as a bra
- release, as a bra clasp
- detach a french angler's accessory
- Something to do with a disgorger
- Let off the hook?
- Free, in a way
- Remove wooden pins from
- Remove a fastener from
- Remove from a set level,
- clear, as a cribbage board
- remove, as a stay
- Pick up stake after stake
- Detach, in a way
- Unfasten
- allow to fluctuate, as a currency
- Let float from the dollar, say
- Release to float, as a currency price
- Let float, as a currency
- Remove dowels
- Remove a dowel
- remove pins from
- remove a violin string
- Pick up stakes?
- To set free, amputate limb?
- Remove clip from one page, say
- Open, in a way
- Remove [washing from line]
- remove, as a clothespin
- take down from the line
- Take clothes off the line
- remove from a clothesline
- unfasten washing from line
- Remove as a dowel
- Release a Parisian lady
- Remove from the clothesline
- To remove the pegs from
- remove from washing line
- Loose
- Take off, as a brooch
- Remove, as from a lapel
- Remove, as a corsage
- Remove a fastener from
- Free, as clothing
- Detach, as a brooch
- free up, as a chess piece
- remove, as a brooch
- Detach, in a way
- detach, as a dress pattern
- remove from the bulletin board
- let down, as hair
- Unfasten
- detach, as a medal
- Detach
- Remove from a bulletin board, say
- Loosen, in a way
- Remove, as a boutonniere
- Start to remove a diaper
- Loosen a clasp
- Remove [badge]
- loosen, as a brooch
- Detach, like a corsage
- Remove [brooch]
- Release pressure in loveless marriage
- Remove, as from a taskbar
- Release leprechaun pinching part
- Release as a brooch
- Inn up for take out
- One French nail used to unfasten
- detach a brooch
- remove from the top of an inbox, say
- Free parking in university before noon
- Detach, as an ID badge
- take off, as a name tag
- Detach, in a way
- Open, in a way
- Open with a click
- Release with a pop
- Open, as a purse
- Open with a pop
- Open a purse, maybe
- Loosen, in a way
- remove, as a chin strap
- Loosen, in one way
- Open a fastening
- Open or detach
- Detach, as a jacket fastener
- open, as a change purse
- open, like some jackets
- Open as a onesie
- open up, as a tot's winter jacket
- Break off
- Remove from a mother's mi
- Cut off (from)
- Detach gradually
- Withdraw (from)
- Remove, as from a habit
- Withdraw gradually
- Gradually withdraw
- Detach from a source of d
- Move to solid food
- Gradually remove
- Remove gradually from, wi
- Slowly withdraw
- Withdraw by degrees
- Break off from a mother's
- Move on from mother's milk
- Gradually deprive of mother's milk
- Get off mother's milk
- Gradually remove (from)
- Disaccustom gradually
- Introduce to solid food
- Withdraw
- Move off the bottle
- withdraw slowly
- Remove gradually
- help to withdraw
- cut off gradually
- Break from the bottle
- Transition off mother's milk
- Withdraw gradually, as from nursing
- Break off from a mother's milk
- Remove from a mother's milk
- Detach from a source of dependence
- "Remove gradually from, with off"
- Detach gradually (from)
- Remove gradually, as from dependence
- Detach (from)
- Withdraw, as from a dependency
- Withdraw from a habit
- Detach, in a way
- Withdraw from dependency
- Disaccustom
- Detach from a dependency
- Free from dependency
- Free from a habit
- Estrange
- Break of a habit
- Estrange, in a way
- Bairn
- Break from a habit
- Disaccustom by degrees
- Take away gradually
- Opposite of addict
- Reconcile to a severance
- Take A Baby Off The Bottle
- Stop nursing gradually
- Deprive of mother's milk
- detach from dependence
- Bring off mother's milk
- Phase out nursing
- a boring novel picked up in break
- Withdraw, as from bottle-feeding
- Slowly break a habit
- Ablactate
- take the young off mother's milk
- gradually break, as from a habit
- To gradually remove, or withdraw
- Withdraw over time
- Take baby off the bottle
- gradually detach
- Break a habit, gradually
- gradually withdraw from nursing
- Take [baby] off bottle
- gradually ease off
- Ease off
- Gradually make less dependent
- Break off, as from breast-feeding
- Take off the bottle
- Accustom to solid food
- Gradually break a habit
- Give a new form of food
- Scottish youngster
- A new way to put one on solids
- Alienate
- transition off breast milk
- Win over
- Alien
- Blunt
- break-of
- Bring over
- Chill
- Convince
- "Cool!"
- Cure
- Damp
- Dampen
- Deflect
- Deter
- Disaffect
- Discourage
- disincline
- disinterest
- Distract
- disunify
- Disunite
- Divert
- evangelize
- indispose
- Persuade
- proselyte
- proselytize
- Put off
- Quench
- Repel
- Stop
- Turn aside
- Turn away
- Turn from
- Turn off
- wean-from
- Put off milk, naturally !
- Scottish nipper
- Stop giving [a baby] mother's milk
- stop depending on
- Child in Aberdeen?
- a new recipe to bring to solid food
- abstain from a habit
- gradually detach [from]
- Gradually withdraw (from)
- Change the diet afresh, perhaps
- Transition off breastfeeding
- gradually stop nursing
- Gradually reduce dependency
- Child in Scotland
- Ease off of breast milk, say
- Slowly stop bottle-feeding, say
- Bring up with, with "on"
- break off, as from breastfeeding
- Transition to solid foods, say