Clue | Length | Answer |
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Out of shape | 4 letters | soft |
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Out of shape | 4 letters | bent |
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Out of shape | 5 letters | stiff |
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Out of shape | 5 letters | obese |
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Out of shape | 5 letters | rusty |
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Out of shape | 5 letters | unfit |
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Out of shape | 6 letters | stumpy |
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Out of shape | 6 letters | flabby |
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Out of shape | 6 letters | blobby |
Out of shape | 7 letters | rickety |
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Out of shape | 8 letters | slipping |
Out of shape | 9 letters | pug-nosed |
Out of shape | 9 letters | truncated |
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Out of shape | 9 letters | contorted |
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Out of shape | 9 letters | splayfoot |
Out of shape | 10 letters | snub-nosed |
Out of shape | 10 letters | swaybacked |
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