| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Really tired | 4 letters | beat |
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| Really tired | 5 letters | wiped |
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| Really tired | 6 letters | donein |
| Really tired | 9 letters | exhausted |
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| Really tired | 15 letters | plumtuckeredout |
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- really exhausted
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- needing a nap
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- this rhythm should be a winner
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- Is Bobby exhausted by it?
- Pounds, like a drum
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- ...... whale
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- Way out
- Weaken
- Wear down
- wear on
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- Wear
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- "My heart skipped a ........."
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- Really tired
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