| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Practices | 4 letters | uses |
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| Practices | 5 letters | hones |
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| Practices | 5 letters | mores |
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| Practices | 6 letters | usages |
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| Practices | 6 letters | drills |
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| Practices | 6 letters | habits |
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| Practices | 9 letters | rehearses |
| Practices | 10 letters | rehearsals |
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- goes for oil
- hole-boring machines
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- They bore a doctor with ailments
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- Trains West African baboons
- Fire ... (school procedures)
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- Wonts
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- Items discarded by some nuns
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- customs spurned by nudists
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- Things that may be kicked
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- Flat stones that shone weirdly
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- polishes, as a skill
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- Fine-tunes [skills]
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- makes more effective
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- Sharpening stones
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- rules of conduct
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- Conventions of a sort
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- Societal attitudes
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- Sociological study
- Sociologist's concern
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- social norms
- World view
- wont
- ...... way
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- Habits of a Utopian
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- extra seconds showing manners
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- Customs
- Lexicographers' researches
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- Grammarians' topics
- Prevailing customs
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- what lexicographers keep on file
- Lexicographical listings
- descriptivists' topics
- States times for customs
- a guess about customs
- country matures, developing customs
- much of the "oed"
- America embraces wise traditions
- customs man who is wise in america
- customs of the wise man in america
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- habits of a wise person in america
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- Applies
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- Swiss army knives have th
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- Exercises
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- Plays for a fool
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- Draws on
- Consumes
- Puts into play
- Gadgeteers' concerns
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- Runs through
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- Works with
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- U.S.N. brass: Abbr.
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- Some adventurous escapades or exploits
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- employs american ways
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- calls out of the bullpen
- puts to a purpose
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- Puts in the lineup
- baking soda has many
- Reasons to exist
- Exploits or employs
- a swiss army knife has over 30
- Duct tape has many
- Puts into action
- exercises, as an option
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- 1001
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- Methods
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- Maltreats
- trades on
- *Deceptive schemes
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- Deploys equipment
- doctor sues practices
- Finds a function for
- Harnesses
- Operates, say
- list for a versatile tool
- Smartphones have many
- Contemplates avoiding 1000 functions?
- doesn't squander
- swiss army knife's assortment
- Arenas typically have many of them
- Slicing and dicing, e.g., for a knife
- You and me get bearings at functions
- Expends, ... up