Clue | Length | Answer |
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Fuel | 3 letters | jet |
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Fuel | 3 letters | oil |
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Fuel | 3 letters | gas |
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Fuel | 4 letters | derv |
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Fuel | 4 letters | coke |
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Fuel | 4 letters | turf |
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Fuel | 4 letters | peat |
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Fuel | 4 letters | sell |
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Fuel | 4 letters | coal |
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Fuel | 5 letters | stoke |
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Fuel | 6 letters | thrust |
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Fuel | 6 letters | petrol |
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Fuel | 6 letters | diesel |
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Fuel | 6 letters | fossil |
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Fuel | 6 letters | energy |
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Fuel | 7 letters | top-off |
Fuel | 7 letters | seacoal |
Fuel | 7 letters | propane |
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Fuel | 7 letters | stokeup |
Fuel | 8 letters | paraffin |
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Fuel | 8 letters | kerosene |
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Fuel | 8 letters | firewood |
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Fuel | 9 letters | provision |
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Fuel | 9 letters | petroleum |
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Fuel | 9 letters | stimulate |
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Fuel | 10 letters | propellant |
Fuel | 17 letters | rocket-propulsion |
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