Clue | Length | Answer |
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Take down ...... | 3 letters | hew |
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Take down ...... | 3 letters | jot |
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Take down ...... | 4 letters | trip |
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Take down ...... | 4 letters | sink |
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Take down ...... | 4 letters | take |
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Take down ...... | 4 letters | rate |
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Take down ...... | 4 letters | apeg |
Take down ...... | 4 letters | note |
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Take down ...... | 4 letters | best |
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Take down ...... | 4 letters | tape |
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Take down ...... | 4 letters | raze |
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Take down ...... | 5 letters | spank |
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Take down ...... | 5 letters | throw |
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Take down ...... | 5 letters | scold |
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Take down ...... | 5 letters | lower |
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Take down ...... | 5 letters | smash |
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Take down ...... | 5 letters | write |
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Take down ...... | 6 letters | defeat |
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Take down ...... | 6 letters | rebuke |
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Take down ...... | 6 letters | record |
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Take down ...... | 6 letters | topple |
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Take down ...... | 6 letters | reduce |
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Take down ...... | 6 letters | tumble |
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Take down ...... | 7 letters | swallow |
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Take down ...... | 7 letters | upbraid |
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Take down ...... | 7 letters | tuck-in |
Take down ...... | 7 letters | reprove |
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Take down ...... | 7 letters | take-in |
Take down ...... | 8 letters | put-down |
Take down ...... | 8 letters | put-away |
Take down ...... | 8 letters | set-down |
Take down ...... | 8 letters | register |
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Take down ...... | 8 letters | tabulate |
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Take down ...... | 8 letters | write-up |
Take down ...... | 8 letters | supinate |
Take down ...... | 8 letters | surround |
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Take down ...... | 9 letters | push-down |
Take down ...... | 9 letters | prostrate |
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Take down ...... | 9 letters | write-out |
Take down ...... | 9 letters | dismantle |
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Take down ...... | 9 letters | videotape |
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Take down ...... | 9 letters | pull-down |
Take down ...... | 9 letters | tear-down |
Take down ...... | 9 letters | reprimand |
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Take down ...... | 9 letters | reprehend |
Take down ...... | 10 letters | throw-down |
Take down ...... | 10 letters | take-apart |
Take down ...... | 10 letters | whack-down |
Take down ...... | 11 letters | steamroller |
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Take down ...... | 11 letters | precipitate |
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Take down ...... | 12 letters | spread-eagle |
Take down ...... | 12 letters | take-to-task |
Take down ...... | 12 letters | set-straight |
Take down ...... | 14 letters | straighten-out |
Take down ...... | 17 letters | read-the-riot-act |
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