| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| Take on | 3 letters | yap |
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| Take on | 3 letters | use |
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| Take on | 3 letters | vie |
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| Take on | 3 letters | war |
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| Take on | 4 letters | yelp |
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| Take on | 4 letters | stew |
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| Take on | 4 letters | wage |
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| Take on | 4 letters | stem |
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| Take on | 4 letters | take |
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| Take on | 4 letters | sign |
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| Take on | 4 letters | rant |
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| Take on | 4 letters | rage |
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| Take on | 4 letters | pull |
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| Take on | 4 letters | hire |
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| Take on | 4 letters | lade |
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| Take on | 4 letters | dare |
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| Take on | 4 letters | rave |
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| Take on | 5 letters | storm |
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| Take on | 5 letters | smoke |
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| Take on | 5 letters | rival |
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| Take on | 5 letters | start |
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| Take on | 5 letters | adopt |
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| Take on | 5 letters | steal |
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| Take on | 5 letters | incur |
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| Take on | 5 letters | tpoda |
| Take on | 5 letters | worry |
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| Take on | 6 letters | squawk |
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| Take on | 6 letters | set-to |
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| Take on | 6 letters | sorrow |
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| Take on | 6 letters | simmer |
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| Take on | 6 letters | sizzle |
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| Take on | 6 letters | engage |
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| Take on | 6 letters | secure |
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| Take on | 6 letters | reluct |
| Take on | 6 letters | tackle |
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| Take on | 6 letters | retain |
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| Take on | 6 letters | seethe |
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| Take on | 6 letters | assume |
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| Take on | 6 letters | pursue |
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| Take on | 6 letters | employ |
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| Take on | 6 letters | strike |
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| Take on | 7 letters | receive |
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| Take on | 7 letters | sign-up |
| Take on | 7 letters | sign-on |
| Take on | 7 letters | recruit |
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| Take on | 7 letters | turn-to |
| Take on | 7 letters | take-up |
| Take on | 7 letters | take-to |
| Take on | 7 letters | venture |
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| Take on | 7 letters | take-in |
| Take on | 7 letters | smolder |
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| Take on | 7 letters | reserve |
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| Take on | 7 letters | work-at |
| Take on | 7 letters | proceed |
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| Take on | 8 letters | shoulder |
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| Take on | 8 letters | simulate |
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| Take on | 9 letters | sail-into |
| Take on | 9 letters | pull-down |
| Take on | 9 letters | prosecute |
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| Take on | 9 letters | take-over |
| Take on | 9 letters | undertake |
| Take on | 9 letters | set-about |
| Take on | 9 letters | wade-into |
| Take on | 13 letters | specialize-in |
| Take on | 14 letters | strive-against |
| Take on | 15 letters | take-a-crack-at |
| Take on | 16 letters | struggle-against |
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