| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Informal way of saying ‘your' | 3 letters | yer |
| ||
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- "...... durn tootin'!"
- "Far out!"
- "...... out!" (ump's call)
- "So's ...... old man!"
- Occupational suffix
- Saw attachment?
- "So's ...... old lady!"
- "So's ...... mother!"
- "...... Blues" (track on the
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- Suffix with saw or law
- "Quit ...... joshin'!"
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- "Aw, quit ...... bellyachin'
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- “you bet ... ass!”
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- Gen-... (millennial)
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- "shut ... trap!"
- "aw, quit ... belly-achin'!"
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- "you bet ... boots!"
- "programs! git ... programs here!"
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- "Get ... Ya-Ya's Out! (Stones album)"
- "... Blues (song on the White Album)"
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- Ending with saw or law
- Suffix for law or saw
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- '... So Bad' (Tom Petty song)
- "Law" or "saw" ender
- Gen-......
- "...... killin' me here!"
- "... out!" (baseball cry)
- Dialectal "your"
- "You," informally
- Ending with "law" or "saw"
- ".... blues": "white album" track
- "outta here!"
- "quit ...... stallin'!"
- ".... out!" (ump's shout)
- "Oh, quit ... bellyachin'!"
- "... Blues," song by the Beatles
- slangy contraction of "you are"
- "Quit ...... bellyachin'!"
- "get ...... paper here!"
- Nonstandard pronoun
- "so's ...... ol' man!"
- Your (ABBR.)
- "strike three! ...... out!"
- "...... out!" (call at home)
- Informal term for "your."
- Informal way of saying ‘your'
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