| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Undergrad | 4 letters | soph |
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| Undergrad | 6 letters | senior |
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| Undergrad | 13 letters | undergraduate |
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- Junior's dad
- Older Spanish gentleman one punches
- The first one is unfortunately right
- Places for the rest of the lecturers
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- dog-food category
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- no rise for one's superior
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- Commencement honoree
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- one measured for a cap and gown
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