| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Shoe section | 3 letters | toe |
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| Shoe section | 4 letters | sole |
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| Shoe section | 6 letters | insole |
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| Shoe section | 6 letters | instep |
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- Dover ......
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- Seafood selection
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- Dover fish
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- Individual
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- Singular food fish
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- No choice fish!
- The Italian sun-fish
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- one in city, say
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- something that's always underfoot
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- what's underfoot?
- the only fish
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- fish market purchase
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- Unique fish
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- Dover ...., tasty fish
- Mild-flavored fish
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- A flatfish
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- capri sun?
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- It's just under a foot
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- Single that's music to one's ears
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- filet of .... (fish dish)
- singular flatfish
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- Is there no other fish in Dover?