| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Gait | 4 letters | roll |
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| Gait | 4 letters | pace |
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| Gait | 4 letters | walk |
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| Gait | 4 letters | trot |
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| Gait | 4 letters | rate |
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| Gait | 4 letters | pets |
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| Gait | 4 letters | step |
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| Gait | 4 letters | rack |
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| Gait | 5 letters | stalk |
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| Gait | 5 letters | strut |
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| Gait | 5 letters | tread |
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| Gait | 5 letters | sidle |
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| Gait | 5 letters | speed |
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| Gait | 5 letters | swing |
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| Gait | 6 letters | slouch |
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| Gait | 6 letters | stroll |
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| Gait | 6 letters | travel |
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| Gait | 6 letters | waddle |
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| Gait | 6 letters | canter |
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| Gait | 6 letters | totter |
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| Gait | 6 letters | stride |
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| Gait | 6 letters | toddle |
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| Gait | 7 letters | scuttle |
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| Gait | 7 letters | saunter |
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| Gait | 7 letters | swagger |
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| Gait | 7 letters | shuffle |
| Gait | 7 letters | slither |
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| Gait | 7 letters | stagger |
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| Gait | 8 letters | progress |
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| Gait | 8 letters | rapidity |
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| Gait | 8 letters | slowness |
| Gait | 8 letters | velocity |
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| Gait | 9 letters | quickness |
| Gait | 9 letters | swiftness |
| Gait | 14 letters | transportation |
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