| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Outspoken | 4 letters | oral |
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| Outspoken | 5 letters | blunt |
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| Outspoken | 5 letters | round |
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| Outspoken | 5 letters | brash |
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| Outspoken | 5 letters | plain |
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| Outspoken | 5 letters | vocal |
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| Outspoken | 5 letters | frank |
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| Outspoken | 5 letters | aloud |
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| Outspoken | 6 letters | unwary |
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| Outspoken | 6 letters | simple |
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| Outspoken | 6 letters | candid |
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| Outspoken | 7 letters | sincere |
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| Outspoken | 7 letters | talking |
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| Outspoken | 8 letters | speaking |
| Outspoken | 8 letters | straight |
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| Outspoken | 8 letters | trusting |
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| Outspoken | 8 letters | sociable |
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| Outspoken | 9 letters | unchecked |
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| Outspoken | 9 letters | talkative |
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| Outspoken | 9 letters | ingenuous |
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| Outspoken | 9 letters | unguarded |
| Outspoken | 10 letters | unhampered |
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| Outspoken | 10 letters | forthright |
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| Outspoken | 10 letters | unreticent |
| Outspoken | 10 letters | unreserved |
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| Outspoken | 10 letters | vociferous |
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| Outspoken | 11 letters | soft-spoken |
| Outspoken | 11 letters | transparent |
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| Outspoken | 11 letters | unshrinking |
| Outspoken | 11 letters | well-spoken |
| Outspoken | 11 letters | unrepressed |
| Outspoken | 11 letters | unvarnished |
| Outspoken | 11 letters | unequivocal |
| Outspoken | 12 letters | unsuppressed |
| Outspoken | 12 letters | simpleminded |
| Outspoken | 12 letters | unrestricted |
| Outspoken | 12 letters | unsuspicious |
| Outspoken | 12 letters | straight-out |
| Outspoken | 12 letters | unrestrained |
| Outspoken | 13 letters | unconstrained |
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| Outspoken | 13 letters | single-minded |
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| Outspoken | 14 letters | self-revealing |
| Outspoken | 15 letters | unsophisticated |
| Outspoken | 15 letters | straightforward |
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