Clue | Length | Answer |
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Divest | 3 letters | rid |
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Divest | 3 letters | off |
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Divest | 3 letters | rob |
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Divest | 3 letters | tap |
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Divest | 4 letters | pull |
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Divest | 4 letters | shed |
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Divest | 4 letters | skin |
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Divest | 4 letters | bare |
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Divest | 4 letters | flay |
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Divest | 5 letters | shear |
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Divest | 5 letters | strip |
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Divest | 6 letters | denude |
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Divest | 6 letters | banish |
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Divest | 6 letters | remove |
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Divest | 6 letters | fleece |
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Divest | 6 letters | unveil |
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Divest | 7 letters | uncover |
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Divest | 7 letters | disrobe |
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Divest | 7 letters | deprive |
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Divest | 7 letters | relieve |
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Divest | 7 letters | despoil |
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Divest | 8 letters | unclothe |
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Divest | 8 letters | suck-dry |
Divest | 9 letters | take-away |
Divest | 9 letters | dismantle |
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Divest | 9 letters | take-from |
Divest | 9 letters | unsheathe |
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Divest | 10 letters | disruanate |
Divest | 11 letters | disencumber |
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- Punish someone by sending them away
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- Party includes Northern Ireland outlaw
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- Cashier
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- Stark - naked
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- In the altogether
- Without clothing
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- like feet in a yoga class
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- Unembellished
- Exposed to the elements
- Unvarnished
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- wearing nothing at all
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- free of foliage
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- ready to streak
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- Jejune
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- Not covered by clothes
- Divest
- Uncooked
- Cut
- Bereaved
- Scant
- Poor
- Thin
- Weak
- Barren
- Sterile
- poverty-struck
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- Bold
- Abrupt
- Frank
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- Blunt
- Surly
- rude
- blustering
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- hectoring
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- Wide open
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- stripped clean
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