Posted on October 24, 2023
Clue | Length | Answer |
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Official | 2 letters | vp |
Official | 3 letters | pro |
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Official | 3 letters | its |
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Official | 3 letters | ref |
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Official | 4 letters | real |
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Official | 4 letters | tool |
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Official | 5 letters | state |
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Official | 6 letters | ruling |
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Official | 6 letters | senior |
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Official | 6 letters | umpire |
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Official | 6 letters | scenic |
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Official | 6 letters | formal |
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Official | 6 letters | puppet |
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Official | 6 letters | warden |
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Official | 7 letters | weighty |
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Official | 7 letters | ranking |
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Official | 7 letters | prefect |
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Official | 7 letters | provost |
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Official | 7 letters | regular |
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Official | 7 letters | steward |
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Official | 7 letters | supreme |
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Official | 7 letters | pompous |
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Official | 7 letters | officer |
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Official | 7 letters | manager |
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Official | 7 letters | servant |
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Official | 8 letters | received |
Official | 8 letters | standard |
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Official | 8 letters | official |
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Official | 8 letters | director |
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Official | 8 letters | onrecord |
Official | 8 letters | puissant |
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Official | 8 letters | superior |
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Official | 8 letters | imposing |
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Official | 9 letters | president |
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Official | 9 letters | sumptuous |
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Official | 9 letters | technical |
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Official | 9 letters | dignitary |
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Official | 9 letters | treasurer |
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Official | 9 letters | personage |
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Official | 9 letters | conductor |
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Official | 9 letters | statutory |
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Official | 9 letters | prominent |
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Official | 10 letters | preeminent |
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Official | 10 letters | prescribed |
Official | 10 letters | preceptive |
Official | 10 letters | republican |
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Official | 10 letters | registered |
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Official | 10 letters | functional |
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Official | 10 letters | regulation |
Official | 11 letters | ministerial |
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Official | 11 letters | prestigious |
Official | 11 letters | functionary |
Official | 11 letters | press-agent |
Official | 11 letters | ontherecord |
Official | 11 letters | substantial |
Official | 12 letters | totalitarian |
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Official | 12 letters | prescriptive |
Official | 12 letters | written-down |
Official | 12 letters | professional |
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Official | 13 letters | administrator |
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Official | 14 letters | self-governing |
Official | 14 letters | public-servant |
Official | 14 letters | vice-president |
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