| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Fling | 3 letters | shy |
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| Fling | 3 letters | lob |
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| Fling | 3 letters | put |
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| Fling | 3 letters | try |
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| Fling | 4 letters | snap |
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| Fling | 4 letters | step |
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| Fling | 4 letters | tear |
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| Fling | 4 letters | toot |
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| Fling | 4 letters | tilt |
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| Fling | 4 letters | slam |
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| Fling | 4 letters | shot |
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| Fling | 4 letters | race |
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| Fling | 4 letters | rush |
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| Fling | 4 letters | scud |
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| Fling | 4 letters | send |
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| Fling | 4 letters | slap |
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| Fling | 4 letters | stab |
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| Fling | 4 letters | emit |
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| Fling | 4 letters | cast |
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| Fling | 4 letters | toss |
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| Fling | 4 letters | hurl |
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| Fling | 5 letters | shoot |
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| Fling | 5 letters | sling |
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| Fling | 5 letters | heave |
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| Fling | 5 letters | revel |
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| Fling | 5 letters | throw |
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| Fling | 5 letters | scoot |
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| Fling | 5 letters | scour |
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| Fling | 5 letters | pitch |
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| Fling | 5 letters | serve |
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| Fling | 5 letters | spree |
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| Fling | 5 letters | binge |
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| Fling | 5 letters | trial |
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| Fling | 5 letters | whack |
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| Fling | 6 letters | sinker |
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| Fling | 6 letters | stroke |
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| Fling | 6 letters | thrust |
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| Fling | 6 letters | scurry |
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| Fling | 6 letters | affair |
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| Fling | 7 letters | service |
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| Fling | 7 letters | splurge |
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| Fling | 7 letters | scamper |
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| Fling | 7 letters | project |
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| Fling | 7 letters | venture |
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| Fling | 7 letters | rampage |
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| Fling | 7 letters | scuttle |
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| Fling | 8 letters | scramble |
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| Fling | 8 letters | wingding |
| Fling | 8 letters | catapult |
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| Fling | 8 letters | spitball |
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| Fling | 8 letters | shot-put |
| Fling | 8 letters | stampede |
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| Fling | 9 letters | skedaddle |
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| Fling | 9 letters | dalliance |
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| Fling | 9 letters | screwball |
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| Fling | 9 letters | ejaculate |
| Fling | 10 letters | step-on-it |
| Fling | 11 letters | precipitate |
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| Fling | 11 letters | undertaking |
| Fling | 15 letters | trial-and-error |
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