| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Extravasate | 4 letters | seep |
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| Extravasate | 4 letters | spew |
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| Extravasate | 4 letters | reek |
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| Extravasate | 4 letters | weep |
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| Extravasate | 4 letters | rend |
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| Extravasate | 5 letters | spout |
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| Extravasate | 5 letters | spurt |
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| Extravasate | 5 letters | waste |
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| Extravasate | 5 letters | split |
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| Extravasate | 5 letters | break |
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| Extravasate | 6 letters | strain |
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| Extravasate | 6 letters | shiver |
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| Extravasate | 6 letters | squirt |
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| Extravasate | 7 letters | shatter |
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| Extravasate | 7 letters | disrupt |
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| Extravasate | 7 letters | secrete |
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| Extravasate | 7 letters | explode |
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| Extravasate | 8 letters | send-out |
| Extravasate | 8 letters | transude |
| Extravasate | 8 letters | displode |
| Extravasate | 9 letters | discharge |
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| Extravasate | 9 letters | secretion |
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| Extravasate | 9 letters | transpire |
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| Extravasate | 9 letters | throw-out |
| Extravasate | 10 letters | send-forth |
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