| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Leeway | 3 letters | way |
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| Leeway | 4 letters | rope |
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| Leeway | 4 letters | span |
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| Leeway | 4 letters | play |
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| Leeway | 4 letters | room |
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| Leeway | 5 letters | scope |
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| Leeway | 5 letters | slack |
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| Leeway | 5 letters | drift |
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| Leeway | 5 letters | reach |
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| Leeway | 5 letters | range |
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| Leeway | 5 letters | swing |
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| Leeway | 5 letters | space |
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| Leeway | 6 letters | stride |
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| Leeway | 6 letters | margin |
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| Leeway | 7 letters | broomed |
| Leeway | 7 letters | stretch |
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| Leeway | 8 letters | progress |
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| Leeway | 8 letters | sternway |
| Leeway | 8 letters | latitude |
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| Leeway | 9 letters | tolerance |
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| Leeway | 10 letters | wide-berth |
| Leeway | 10 letters | wiggleroom |
| Leeway | 10 letters | separation |
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| Leeway | 11 letters | wiggle-room |
| Leeway | 14 letters | roomtomaneuver |
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- Aim
- Design
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- Part of a GPS coordinate
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- Broker's security
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- Typewriter setting
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