Clue | Length | Answer |
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Limitations | 5 letters | verge |
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Limitations | 5 letters | skirt |
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Limitations | 6 letters | string |
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Limitations | 6 letters | stints |
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Limitations | 6 letters | bounds |
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Limitations | 11 letters | constraints |
Limitations | 12 letters | restrictions |
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- springs one can 18
- they may be beaten in spring
- Limits
- Outer limits
- leaping movements
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- Precinct
- purlieus
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- the limits of leaps
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- limits jumps
- Limitations
- Restricting conditions
- Limitation
- restrictions, curbs
- Limitations
- Rotten crisis produced bans
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- Get around
- Go around
- Part of a girl scout's un
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- school uniform part, perhaps
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- a garment to avoid
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- Avoid out of fear
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- pleated clothing
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- a lower garment
- Female garment
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- Pants alternative
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- School uniform piece
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- hula dancer's grass garment
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- befringe
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- bourns
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- Brow
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- cheongsam
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- circuiteer
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- circummigrate
- circumnavigate
- circumscription
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- Contact ......
- Coordinates
- crinoline
- culottes
- cutie
- ...... cycle
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- Elude
- Encircle
- Encompass
- enframe
- Escape
- featheredge
- Filly
- Flange
- Flank
- Frail
- Frame
- Fringe
- Fringes
- Frock
- full skirt
- Gal
- Get away from
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- Girdle
- girdle-the-globe
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- girlie
- ...... glance
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- go-the-round
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- Gyre
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- Hem
- Hen
- Hit
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- Ignore
- impinge
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- Jill
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- junior-miss
- jupe
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- labrum
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- Lassie
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- Lip
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- little-missy
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- Maiden
- make-a-circuit
- mantua
- March
- marches
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- marginate
- maxiskirt
- Metes
- metes and bounds
- microskirt
- midiskirt
- miniskirt
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- Missy
- muu muu
- Nudge
- Nymphet
- Orbit
- Osculate
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- overdress
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- parameters
- peplum
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- Petticoat
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- ragged edge
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- sari
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- schoolmiss
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- skirting
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- subdeb
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- subteen
- subteener
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- tea gown
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- kilt
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