| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Gage | 3 letters | tea |
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| Gage | 4 letters | pawn |
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| Gage | 4 letters | bind |
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| Gage | 4 letters | weed |
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| Gage | 5 letters | roach |
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| Gage | 5 letters | stick |
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| Gage | 5 letters | glove |
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| Gage | 6 letters | surety |
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| Gage | 6 letters | secure |
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| Gage | 6 letters | pledge |
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| Gage | 6 letters | reefer |
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| Gage | 6 letters | engage |
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| Gage | 7 letters | war-cry |
| Gage | 7 letters | deposit |
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| Gage | 8 letters | replevin |
| Gage | 8 letters | security |
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| Gage | 9 letters | challenge |
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| Gage | 11 letters | psychedelic |
| Gage | 11 letters | undertaking |
| Gage | 12 letters | tranquilizer |
| Gage | 12 letters | recognizance |
| Gage | 13 letters | token-payment |
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