| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Suck-up | 3 letters | sip |
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| Suck-up | 5 letters | toady |
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| Suck-up | 6 letters | inhale |
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| Suck-up | 6 letters | osmose |
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| Suck-up | 6 letters | absorb |
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| Suck-up | 6 letters | yesman |
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- Soak up, like a sponge
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- Collect gravy with bread
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- Wolf down
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- become absorbed
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- diffuse slowly through a membrane
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- Suck-up
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- Have some tea
- Tiny taste
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- Small drink
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- Small mouthful
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- Small mouthful of fluid
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- Smallest drink
- Drink from a snifter
- Take a cab?
- Sample of sherry
- Drink sampling
- bit of beer, say
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- Drink-sharing offer
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- taste of tea
- enjoy liqueur
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- liquid sample
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- dainty taste
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- taste of a drink
- Quick taste
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- Quick drink
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- Little taste
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- Small gulp
- Wee gulp
- Drink with a straw
- Small intake of a drink
- Enjoy tea, in a dainty manner
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- Drink from a flask
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- drink from a beverage that's still hot
- A tiny mouthful
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- Drink cognac
- flavor test
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- Old-fashioned taste?
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- Opposite of guzzle
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- Take a small gulp through the straw
- Take a thimbleful
- Take a small drink of
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- "Take a ... and see how it tastes."
- Drink juice with a straw
- "Take a ...." ("Have a taste.")
- drink in slowly
- Take in slowly, as a drink
- Have a little liquid
- Take in a drink in small quantities
- Polite drink
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- Swallow a little at a time, like wine
- A small gulp of something
- Nurse a drink, say
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- opposite of swig
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- A tiny drink, say
- Taste of a cocktail
- ... through a straw
- A small gulp of a liquid
- Consume a drink slowly
- A small gulp
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- Enjoy a hot chocolate, say
- Enjoy a hot beverage
- Little taste of sujeonggwa
- modest intake
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- One's knocked back quiet drink
- Sample eggnog, say
- Small taste of cocoa
- A few drops
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- sample of a beverage
- Sample, as hot soup
- Enjoy, as fine wine
- Wine-tasting amount
- Enjoy some butterbeer, say
- drink surely is potable, first of all
- Take a small drink, sup
- Drink just a little bit
- Test, as tea
- Drink small amounts of
- Not gulp down
- Sample some tea, say
- Drink very slowly
- A little drink from a siphon
- drink small amounts
- small sample of soup
- Take one's time while drinking