| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Maim | 3 letters | mar |
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| Maim | 3 letters | run |
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| Maim | 3 letters | rip |
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| Maim | 4 letters | tear |
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| Maim | 4 letters | slit |
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| Maim | 4 letters | skin |
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| Maim | 4 letters | ruin |
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| Maim | 4 letters | rend |
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| Maim | 4 letters | wing |
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| Maim | 4 letters | stab |
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| Maim | 4 letters | lame |
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| Maim | 5 letters | stick |
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| Maim | 5 letters | strip |
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| Maim | 5 letters | slash |
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| Maim | 5 letters | shred |
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| Maim | 5 letters | scald |
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| Maim | 5 letters | scuff |
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| Maim | 5 letters | spike |
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| Maim | 5 letters | spoil |
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| Maim | 5 letters | wound |
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| Maim | 5 letters | queer |
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| Maim | 5 letters | wreck |
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| Maim | 6 letters | weaken |
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| Maim | 6 letters | scotch |
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| Maim | 6 letters | scorch |
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| Maim | 6 letters | savage |
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| Maim | 6 letters | wrench |
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| Maim | 6 letters | scrape |
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| Maim | 6 letters | mangle |
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| Maim | 6 letters | strain |
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| Maim | 6 letters | sprain |
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| Maim | 7 letters | torture |
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| Maim | 7 letters | knobble |
| Maim | 7 letters | disable |
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| Maim | 7 letters | scarify |
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| Maim | 7 letters | rupture |
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| Maim | 7 letters | cripple |
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| Maim | 7 letters | scratch |
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| Maim | 8 letters | sabotage |
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| Maim | 8 letters | mutilate |
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| Maim | 8 letters | puncture |
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| Maim | 9 letters | disfigure |
| Maim | 9 letters | slaughter |
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| Maim | 10 letters | tear-apart |
| Maim | 10 letters | take-apart |
| Maim | 10 letters | traumatize |
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| Maim | 14 letters | tear-to-pieces |
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