| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Grow dim | 4 letters | fade |
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| Grow dim | 4 letters | wane |
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| Grow dim | 5 letters | trail |
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- four notes gradually diminish
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- lose colour
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- Wince
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- Lose freshness or brilliance of color
- become discoloured
- fabrics do this if left in the sun
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- Become vague
- Dissolve
- Tire
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- Gradual disappearance
- Get sleepy
- Become less vivid
- Taper
- Cousin of a crew cut
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- Hiker's path
- Come in second
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- Bring up the rear
- Finish behind
- Crumbs, in "Hansel and Gr
- Winding way
- Hiker's spot
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- Forest path
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- Hiking path
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- Rough path
- Be losing; track
- Dog track?
- Track to follow around run
- Track opening of the bar
- Lag, right in the back
- Some extra illuminated track
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- park path
- Footpath
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- The path to follow
- straggle
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- Path or track through wild country
- Cowboy's path
- way to round withheld by bar
- way through the woods
- bush track
- Mix
- First train track was the pathway
- Follow, track someone
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- are losing
- woodsy path
- oregon or chisholm
- way to hit?
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- spoor
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- Hang dog
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- Blazed way
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- Line on a forest map
- Woodland path
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- a way to carry a rifle, perhaps
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- "Crumbs, in Hansel and Gretel"
- Route that is right in the end
- Scout's route
- A dog may pick one up
- Have some catching up to do
- One might be made of bread crumbs
- Put a bloodhound on
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- Park way
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- Cowboy route
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- it may go cold
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- Path over rough country
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- track - be behind
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- the kind of blazer for a pioneer
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- definite-odor
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- detectable-odor
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- Displace
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