| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Tercet | 4 letters | trio |
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| Tercet | 4 letters | tone |
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| Tercet | 5 letters | triad |
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| Tercet | 5 letters | sharp |
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| Tercet | 5 letters | verse |
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| Tercet | 5 letters | stave |
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| Tercet | 6 letters | stanza |
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| Tercet | 6 letters | troika |
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| Tercet | 6 letters | strain |
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| Tercet | 6 letters | sextet |
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| Tercet | 6 letters | quaver |
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| Tercet | 6 letters | report |
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| Tercet | 6 letters | septet |
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| Tercet | 6 letters | trivet |
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| Tercet | 7 letters | strophe |
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| Tercet | 7 letters | refrain |
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| Tercet | 7 letters | ternary |
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| Tercet | 7 letters | trilogy |
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| Tercet | 7 letters | trident |
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| Tercet | 7 letters | trinity |
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| Tercet | 7 letters | trefoil |
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| Tercet | 7 letters | triplet |
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| Tercet | 8 letters | staccato |
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| Tercet | 8 letters | quatrain |
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| Tercet | 8 letters | triptych |
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| Tercet | 8 letters | triangle |
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| Tercet | 8 letters | syllable |
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| Tercet | 8 letters | spiccato |
| Tercet | 8 letters | shamrock |
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| Tercet | 9 letters | threesome |
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| Tercet | 9 letters | trimester |
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| Tercet | 12 letters | quarter-note |
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