| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Make a pinch | 3 letters | nab |
| ||
| Make a pinch | 6 letters | run-in |
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| Make a pinch | 7 letters | pull-in |
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- Coming up, forbid arrest
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- capture suddenly
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- be received
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- Bust
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- "Come in!"
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- "Cool!"
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- lay under restraint
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- implant in
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- orientated
- ...-oriented
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- Pay a visit
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- Pinch
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- poke-in
- Pop in
- Pound in
- press in
- Pull (in)
- Push in
- Put between
- put under arrest
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- ram-in
- Rhubarb
- ...... row
- Ruckus
- ruction
- Rumpus
- run broadside on
- Run down
- Run into
- sail into
- ...... sandwich
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- Seasoned
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- Shindy
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- stop over
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- Take in
- Take into custody
- Take prisoner
- tamp-in
- Throw in
- thrust in
- trained
- Used (to)
- Visit
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- Quarrel