| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| carry with effort | 3 letters | lug |
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| carry with effort | 4 letters | haul |
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| carry with effort | 6 letters | schlep |
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- Robbers' gain
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- Big oaf
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- Whisk
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- Drag
- Haul
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- Haul, drag
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- Airing
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- chug on
- Constitutional
- DRAB
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- jog on
- Litterbug
- Lumber
- March
- Mush
- Parade
- Peg
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- peripateticism
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- Sloven
- slut
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- Swine
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