| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Stroke lightly | 3 letters | dab |
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| Stroke lightly | 3 letters | pat |
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| Stroke lightly | 6 letters | caress |
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- Touch tenderly
- Gentle stroke
- Nice touch
- Dove competitor
- Sign of affection
- Treat affectionately
- Show of affection
- Love sign
- Stroke gently
- Special touch
- Treat lovingly
- Fondle
- Embrace troubles old Bob?
- Loving stroke
- Hug little son weighed down by worries
- Loving touch
- Stroke lovingly
- lovingly touch
- Salad leaves fed a pet
- Affectionate touch
- Stroke in an affectionate manner
- An affectionate touch from Mercedes?
- Tender touch
- Is concerned about son's embrace
- Worries about small stroke
- pet shows anxiety on a ship
- Lover's touch
- Light stroke
- Tender touch worries head of security
- stroke of midnight?
- Hug female vehicle?
- Loving gesture worries son
- Worries, getting small stroke
- A gentle kiss from Mercedes?
- Stroke lightly in a loving manner
- Worries about second stroke
- Worries over second stroke
- Embrace worries son
- Shows concern over son's pet
- Stroke tenderly
- stroke vehicle on english ship
- Touch affectionately
- fond touch
- Pat lovingly
- Embrace
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- Stroke sweetly
- Pet frightens with head right down
- Fond embrace
- Anxieties leading to second stroke
- Ivory alternative
- Loving feeling?
- Light touch
- Give strokes
- sweet stroke
- Canoodle
- Evince affection
- Frightens
- One touch of Venus?
- Affectionate gesture
- Loving gesture
- Pat
- Show affection
- display of affection
- touch of concern in front of the ship
- Worries over small stroke
- Worries, having small stroke
- Newscaster went off with Pat
- A touching sign of affection
- plant gets a butterfly kiss
- Stroke, fondle
- Gentle touch scares eccentric
- stroke fondly
- touch with affection
- show affection for feminine vehicle?
- Pat nurses sore head
- Newscaster went off Pat
- Touch lightly
- Hug
- Embrace son beset by worries
- Loving touch scares terribly
- concerns small stroke
- Welcome warmly
- Affectionate gesture worries son
- possibly scares with a touch
- Is concerned about son's pet
- scares characters making fond gesture
- Pat is anxious on starting school
- pet shows anxiety when on a ship
- Cuddle
- War god in gas makes loving gesture
- a touch of affection
- Scares resulting from a loving touch
- worries over small pet
- A hundred are on the vessel to stroke
- Coddle
- Dandle
- Spoil
- a loving touch from mercedes?
- Gesture of love that scares, in a way
- Gentle touch worries the skinhead
- Tender touch worries son
- feels anxiety, getting second stroke
- Whisper
- Lovingly stroke
- To pet
- Without transport, left out a touch
- Stroke causing worry on board
- Touch softly
- Warm touch
- "A mouse!"
- Soft loving touch
- to touch gently or lovingly
- Stroke a female auto!
- worries at second stroke
- Gentle, loving touch
- Word from the Italian for "cherish"
- Irritant gas about Mars causing stroke
- Endearing touch
- is worried by small stroke
- Bit
- Smidgen
- Spot
- Smidge
- Tiny bit
- Speck
- Touch
- Small quantity
- Pat
- Tiny bit, as of hair crea
- Bit of gel
- Amount from a tube
- Dollop
- Small amount, as of hair
- Amount of hair cream
- Touch with a hanky, say
- Little bit, as of color
- Fifth row
- Tiny application
- Bit of Vaseline
- Pat gently, as with makeu
- Lotion amount
- Apply gently
- Flounder's kin
- Lightly apply
- Schmear
- Tiny bit, as of cream
- Finger-paint
- Bit of ointment
- Apply, as ointment
- Small application
- Flatfish
- Expert press writing
- Flatfish; fingerprint
- Pat lightly
- Returned rotten fish
- Expert touch
- Fish; small amount
- Flipping rotten fish!
- Modern dance move
- Head-in-elbow motion
- Small amount of lotion
- Bit of balm
- Morsel
- Bit of whipped cream
- Small amount
- Small amount of paint
- Small amount of cream
- Light stroke
- Iota
- Stroke lightly
- bit of glue
- Retrieve poor fingerprint
- Bit of eye gel
- dance move that's a hit?
- Fish a little bit
- Small dollop
- Use a napkin, perhaps
- small amount, as of mustard
- bit of goo
- Globule
- itty-bitty bit of goo
- moist bit
- Small portion
- celebrate a touchdown a la cam newton
- Apply cream
- Blot lightly
- apply with care
- little bit of gel
- Slight amount
- blot gently
- pat softly
- Wee bit
- apply carefully
- unit of hot mustard, for most
- Gentle touch
- Ointment amount
- Small amount of glue
- Paint with gentle, light strokes
- Bit of hair gel
- Fish
- Pat gently
- Small bit as of cream
- Tiny bit of gel
- Tiny amount of acne cream
- Dry gently
- smidgen of hair gel
- Cream quantity
- Apply gingerly
- Tiny amount
- Little bit of blush
- Bit of soft makeup
- Apply daintily
- Little smear
- Bit of paint
- Brush (on)
- Apply with light touches
- Tap gently
- Dollop (of paint)
- Bit of wet paint
- Pat gently with a napkin
- Little bit of wet paint
- Quick smear
- Coastal flatfish
- Put gently (on)
- Apply lightly, as paint
- Brush (on) lightly
- Paint with light strokes
- Dollop (of)
- Smear (on)
- Bit of a gadabout, but expert
- Quick touch
- Wee dollop
- Tiny amount of eye gel
- Touch lightly
- Lightly touch, as with a handkerchief
- Tiny bit of cream
- small amount, smidgen
- Apply as foundation
- Gentle tap
- Pat daintily
- Pat (on) rouge
- Touch lightly and quickly
- Small, moist bit
- Pat with a napkin
- Touch of paint
- Small amount, as of paint
- apply lightly
- Apply some make-up say
- Apply paint with light strokes
- Small glob
- "Small amount, as of hair cream"
- "Tiny bit, as of hair cream"
- "Pat gently, as with makeup"
- a light touch or stroke.
- Light touch
- Light application
- Apply sparingly
- Little application
- Apply lightly, with "on"
- Amount of cream
- Apply with a cotton ball, say
- Bit of hair cream, say
- Pinch
- Expert in Exeter
- Apply makeup
- Apply with a light touch
- A tiny bit
- Smack chaser
- Smear
- Gentle pat
- A flounder
- Apply mousse
- European flatfish
- Small flatfish
- Pinch to "do ya"
- Peck or pat
- Use a powder puff
- Flounder
- Smack follower
- Small flounder
- Soupcon
- Flounder's relative
- Little bit
- Portion of hair gel
- Blot
- Apply with pats
- hair-cream portion
- Face-covering dance move
- Wipe
- dance move involving the arms and head
- Small splash or smear of something
- Expert swimmer, flat out!
- Little bit, as of cream
- Expert
- Flatfish; pat
- Bit of eye cream
- bit of hot sauce
- Swab
- Smidgen of perfume
- Apply with light strokes
- Touch of rouge
- Touch gently with a cloth
- Put on some face cream
- Tiny amount of hair gel
- Dance move popularized by Cam Newton
- Bit of makeup
- Daintily touch with a napkin
- Apply paint minimally
- Little bit of cream
- small amount, as of wasabi
- Head-to-elbow dance move
- Dry gently, as tears
- One very good at reforming the bad?
- Makeup artist's "pat"
- Apply with a cotton ball
- Brylcreem unit
- Small amount of hair gel
- Pat gently, as while applying makeup
- Gently blot with a cloth
- Apply gently, like makeup
- Balm bit
- touch gently — fingerprint
- Little bit, as of ointment
- How much Brylcreem will do you
- touch, as with a cotton swab
- Tiny amount as of hair cream
- Put on some makeup, say
- Peck, smear
- Apply lightly, as a cream
- Apply daintily, as makeup
- bit, as of butter
- Small amount of eye cream
- A light touch
- Daintily use a napkin
- Tiny amount of eye cream
- Light touch as with a paintbrush
- Pat or gentle stroke on the back
- Blot with a cotton ball say
- Light pat
- Bit of cream
- Apply lightly, like makeup
- Pat, as while applying some powder
- Apply gently, like powder
- Tiny bit of paint
- Popular dance move that has gone viral
- apply softly
- Pat powder gently on your face, say
- Slight touch
- little bit of goo
- bit of toothpaste
- Apply gently, as cheek tint
- bit of moisturizer
- Gently apply with a sponge
- Small amount of sauce, say
- Bit of butter
- Viral dance move
- Slap on a little bit, as paint
- Swimmer with a bad back
- Pat gently, as makeup
- Flounder kin
- Pat gently, as powder
- Expert identifying species of flatfish
- Small bit
- Sponge lightly
- returning bad fish
- Pat lightly with a napkin
- Fish that's rotten brought up
- the last ...... (“hot ones” sauce)
- Smack
- Spot of butter
- Apply with a cotton swab say
- popular dance move of the twenty-tens
- Bit of retinoid cream
- use a beautyblender, maybe
- Small amount (of sauce)
- Touch lightly, as with a napkin
- wipe lightly
- a small amount of fish
- Apply lightly, as foundation
- Tiny amount of wasabi
- Small amount of gel
- Apply lightly as under-eye concealer
- apply gently, as makeup
- Small dollop of eye cream, for example
- Apply carefully, as makeup
- .... on; apply makeup
- Small amount of lipstick
- Apply a small amount of, like cologne
- try to get a stain out, perhaps
- pat, press
- mop gently
- Small variety of flatfish
- Small amount as of face cream
- move for cam newton
- Slang term for fingerprints
- Delicately apply, as cream
- Apply with a cotton swab, maybe
- Apply with a Q-tip, say
- a dance move that kids love
- Small quantity, blob
- Pat with a cotton ball
- Apply gently, as eye cream
- Small amount of moisturizer
- press lightly
- Bad way to apply?
- Gently apply, as moisturizer
- Apply very lightly with the fingers
- dance step that turns bad
- Pat softly at
- little dollop
- pat's a swimmer
- Dance move that mimics sneezing
- Pat at a stain gently to remove
- Apply, as makeup
- Fish; fingerprint
- Perfume portion
- Bit of BB cream
- tiny amount of lotion
- Clean with a napkin, daintily
- lightly blot
- Fish turning bad?
- Pat a fish
- Touch gently with a napkin
- Use a beauty blender
- Touch fish
- Fish that could give you a bad turn
- Smack in the middle
- Hip hop dance move (ABBR.)
- Perfume amount
- Little bit of color, say
- Many a seafarer is a natural swimmer
- Lightly touch
- what a "dracula sneeze" resembles
- bit of lotion
- Bit of concealer
- Apply gently, as moisturizer
- Light touch is unfortunately bad
- Apply carefully, as face cream
- Dance move; small amount
- Smack ...... in the middle (exactly)
- Bit of sunscreen
- Tiny amount of skin cream
- Pat as with a tissue
- Smear with a brush
- Turned bad