| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Knit | 3 letters | web |
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| Knit | 3 letters | set |
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| Knit | 4 letters | trim |
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| Knit | 4 letters | ruck |
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| Knit | 4 letters | scab |
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| Knit | 4 letters | heal |
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| Knit | 4 letters | mend |
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| Knit | 5 letters | twist |
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| Knit | 5 letters | ridge |
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| Knit | 5 letters | shirr |
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| Knit | 5 letters | twine |
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| Knit | 5 letters | twill |
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| Knit | 5 letters | unite |
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| Knit | 5 letters | weave |
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| Knit | 5 letters | woven |
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| Knit | 5 letters | purse |
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| Knit | 6 letters | raddle |
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| Knit | 6 letters | secure |
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| Knit | 6 letters | reduce |
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| Knit | 6 letters | pucker |
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| Knit | 6 letters | rumple |
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| Knit | 6 letters | sewing |
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| Knit | 6 letters | ripple |
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| Knit | 6 letters | rimple |
| Knit | 6 letters | splice |
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| Knit | 6 letters | wattle |
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| Knit | 6 letters | set-to |
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| Knit | 7 letters | tighten |
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| Knit | 7 letters | wreathe |
| Knit | 7 letters | wrinkle |
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| Knit | 7 letters | raddled |
| Knit | 7 letters | textile |
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| Knit | 7 letters | shorten |
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| Knit | 7 letters | entwine |
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| Knit | 8 letters | screw-up |
| Knit | 8 letters | wreathed |
| Knit | 8 letters | strangle |
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| Knit | 8 letters | solidify |
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