| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Usual practice | 4 letters | norm |
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| Usual practice | 4 letters | wont |
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| Usual practice | 5 letters | habit |
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| Usual practice | 6 letters | custom |
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- Copper's most unusual practice
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- Way of doing things
- Patronage
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- made to order
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- the fashion trade
- traditional habit
- it's regular trade practice
- Business patronage
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- Established practice
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- usual practice of copper's cat
- Cool-headed American male, as a rule
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- a habit provided by the clientele
- A local tradition
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- regular trade practice
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- copper's most offensive habit
- Habit, use
- Copper most upset in practice
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- prescription
- Prevalence
- Observance
- Fashion
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- Direction
- Attention
- Imposition
- Power
- Influence
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- predominance
- Superiority
- Efficacy
- Preponderance
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- ...... way
- the usual thing received from a client
- Repeated practice
- Cultural habit
- Socially established behavior
- Habit, tradition
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- Addiction
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- Equestrian's garb
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- Routine - clothing
- Established practice
- Nun's costume
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- Sailor in belted dress
- Addiction to gear
- Smoking, to some
- Good thing to break, maybe
- Husband with rather loose garment
- Addiction is slightly hard at first
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- Nun's attire
- Something you might break
- Convent garment
- Behavioral pattern
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- Routine practice
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- No new attire!
- A brother or sister's clothing?
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- checking for messages, e.g.
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- Hard thing to break
- repeated action
- it can be hard to kick
- Convent costume
- Regular tendency or practice
- Tough thing to break
- Settled practice
- Regular custom
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- That of regular riding?
- sister's attire
- "nunsense" costume
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- hard thing to kick
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- Custom made clothing
- Usual behavior
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- routine that's monastically assumed
- Monk's garb
- Routine
- Costume custom
- Monastic practice
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- It can be tough to break
- Nun's garb
- Convent accouterment
- A practice, often involuntary
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- Tendency
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- Garb
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- Addiction, perhaps
- Sister's garb
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- Priestly garb
- Powerful force
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- Special garb
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- clothing had endless piece
- repetitive behavior pattern
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- Established custom
- Second Nature
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- Usual action
- customary behavior
- Customary practice
- Hot needing rather loose garment
- Custom somewhat hard at first
- learning a new language, perhaps
- A routine action
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- settled practice in dress, perhaps
- Tendency, custom
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- Smooth finish on some attire
- Custom, mannerism
- To breathe a little is quite usual
- usual routine assumed by the rider
- Familiarity
- something that can be kicked
- clothing pattern?
- matching outfit for some sisters
- chewing your nails, e.g.
- Hotel with not much custom
- Seaman knocked out, as usual
- sister's outfit
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- Mannerism
- Addictive practice
- Convent apparel
- repeated behavior
- monastic garment
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- costume for a custom?
- Worn by a sailor in a blow?
- usual procedure assumed by the rider
- it may be tough to break one
- Fixed attitude, rut
- Laugh a little at the attire
- ingrained routine
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- it's the custom to put it on
- nun's outfit
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- Behavior quirk such as nail-biting
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- one worn from custom?
- garment worn while riding a horse
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- Acquired pattern of behaviour
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- Ingrained behavior
- repetitive behavior
- nun's attire, hard to kick?
- Regular tendency
- Clothes to kick off?
- Clothes horse? Sort of
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- outfit worn in “nuns on the run”
- Regular attire?
- An established custom
- The custom of riding?
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- dress of nun needing regular practice
- Regular routine
- Something it might be good to break
- part of your routine
- Manner
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- ...... way
- Apparel
- Regulation
- Usage
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- Experiment
- Temperament
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- special clothes as a regular course
- The traditional outfit of a nun
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- Routine or custom
- Robes of a monk or nun
- religious outfit?
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- custom, practice
- Routine, regularly repeated action
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- routine state of affairs
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- standard amount
- The usual
- expected pattern
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- Standard to be followed