Clue | Length | Answer |
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Infect | 4 letters | warp |
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Infect | 5 letters | wound |
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Infect | 5 letters | sully |
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Infect | 5 letters | taint |
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Infect | 5 letters | twist |
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Infect | 5 letters | wrong |
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Infect | 5 letters | tinge |
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Infect | 6 letters | ravish |
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Infect | 6 letters | ravage |
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Infect | 6 letters | riddle |
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Infect | 6 letters | defile |
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Infect | 6 letters | scathe |
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Infect | 6 letters | savage |
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Infect | 6 letters | spirit |
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Infect | 7 letters | tarnish |
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Infect | 7 letters | torture |
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Infect | 7 letters | violate |
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Infect | 7 letters | corrupt |
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Infect | 7 letters | pollute |
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Infect | 7 letters | vitiate |
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Infect | 7 letters | torment |
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Infect | 8 letters | threaten |
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Infect | 8 letters | venomous |
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Infect | 9 letters | prejudice |
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Infect | 9 letters | vulgarize |
Infect | 10 letters | prostitute |
Infect | 11 letters | wreak-havoc |
Infect | 11 letters | contaminate |
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- do ill
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- Drawback
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- Eagerness
- envenom
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- feeling for
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- particular choice
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- preconsideration
- predecision
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