Clue | Length | Answer |
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Supposition | 4 letters | idea |
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Supposition | 5 letters | image |
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Supposition | 5 letters | fable |
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Supposition | 5 letters | touch |
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Supposition | 5 letters | guess |
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Supposition | 5 letters | tinge |
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Supposition | 5 letters | guest |
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Supposition | 6 letters | theory |
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Supposition | 6 letters | thesis |
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Supposition | 7 letters | suppose |
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Supposition | 7 letters | thought |
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Supposition | 7 letters | surmise |
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Supposition | 7 letters | premise |
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Supposition | 8 letters | adherent |
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Supposition | 9 letters | supposing |
Supposition | 9 letters | undertone |
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Supposition | 9 letters | sentiment |
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Supposition | 9 letters | symbolism |
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Supposition | 9 letters | guesswork |
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Supposition | 10 letters | suggestion |
Supposition | 10 letters | reflection |
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Supposition | 10 letters | hypothesis |
Supposition | 10 letters | assumption |
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Supposition | 10 letters | conjecture |
Supposition | 11 letters | presumption |
Supposition | 11 letters | speculation |
Supposition | 11 letters | proposition |
Supposition | 12 letters | undercurrent |
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Supposition | 12 letters | anticipation |
Supposition | 14 letters | representation |
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Supposition | 14 letters | presupposition |
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- and there used to be a supporter
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- one follower who will stick to you
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- Disciple: stick with New Testament
- and there is a good follower for you
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- One who follows a leader or cause
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- Noise had the ability to stick
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- Man
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- clansman
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- "...... precaution ..."
- preconception
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- Prospect
- Provision
- Hope
- calculation
- Forethought
- Foreboding
- View
- Preparation
- Estimation
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- Probability
- Assumption
- Understanding
- Condition
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- forwardness
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- Audacity
- Boldness
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- Expectation
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- 1971 Carly Simon song
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- Haughtiness
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- Opine
- Guess
- Apprehend
- Augury
- Suppose
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- Assume
- Imagine
- Think
- Comprehend
- Prophecy
- Surmise
- Assumption
- Hypothesis
- Theory
- Presumption
- Divine
- Fancy
- Unproven mathematical theorem
- Aesop tale
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- Story
- Big lie
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- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf"
- Epigrammatic tale
- It's an old story
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- Moral tale
- Short moral story
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- Narrated tale
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- thurber effort
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- Aesop's tale
- doubtful story
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- “The Boy Who Cried Wolf,” e.g.
- Aesop's output
- Myth
- tale with a moral
- French leader with clever story
- Cautionary tale
- Legendary story
- story from aesop
- Aesop offering
- Story with a lesson
- story is loud and competent
- Tale by Aesop e.g.
- Lie
- Apologue
- Aesop product
- Aesop specialty
- Teaching tale
- Creation of Ade or Aesop
- "The Fox and the Grapes," e.g.
- La Fontaine opus
- aesop creation
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- Mythical story
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- Tale
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- animal tale
- ''the fox and the stork,'' e.g.
- moral story
- Great, extremely labyrinthine story
- Great French article and story
- Story, usually with moral
- Allegory
- story, often with moral
- strong and fit for romance
- Falsehood
- ace line in lost story
- Female with skills creates story
- "The Boy Who Cried Wolf," for one
- Legend
- Aesop story
- Story and brilliant French article
- Tale from Aesop
- Female on island resurrected romance
- fictional story
- Legendary, supernatural story
- Moralistic story
- A falsehood
- Aesop's staple
- Yarn created by following expert
- Improbable tale
- Following clever fiction
- story like "the tortoise and the hare"
- cautionary tale, often
- One of Aesop's stories?
- Aesop work
- Story of competent female at the fore
- Excellent, the French mythical tale
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- super line in cut story
- Invention
- Novel
- Marvel
- Rhapsody
- rodomontade
- Gasconade
- Balderdash
- Supposition
- "Fabulous!"
- Fabrication
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- short moral tale
- story is loud and skilful
- story of female, talented
- Yarn
- Whodunit
- Western ......
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- excellent line in expunged story
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- great line in cut story
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- Aesopian story
- Conjecture
- Shot
- "...... again!"
- 20 Questions turn
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- "...... who?"
- Twenty questions attempt
- Take a stab
- Riddler's challenge
- Conjecture; estimate
- Estimate
- estimate of plague's spread
- Estimate that may be "wild"
- Imagine pub's out of stout
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- Good: Sue's revised estimate
- Fancy patrons wasting time!
- Step in a game of hangman
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- Have a hunch
- Have a notion/feeling
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- Take a stab at the answer
- Jeans brand
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- visitor doesn't finish second estimate
- "c'mon, take a ..."
- Stab
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- one may be educated
- many a multiple-choice test answer
- Ballpark figure?
- Stab some colleagues spitefully?
- the price is right response
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- Uncertain answer
- It may be educated
- Hangman turn
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- Educated
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- 'What's your best estimate?'
- '... Who's Coming to Dinner'
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- Gather
- "What ......!"
- "wild" estimate
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- Reckoning, theory
- Work out this answer?
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- Visitors not having time to think
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- Estimate, ... the weight
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