| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| cut into strips | 5 letters | shred |
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| cut into strips | 6 letters | sliced |
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- Bit
- Tear to bits
- Scrap
- Tiniest bit
- Scrap paper?
- Rip up
- Tiny bit
- Cut up
- Iota
- Piece of evidence?
- "Measure" of evidence
- Make confetti
- Fragment
- Cut into bits
- Finely chop last of cedar in outhouse
- Keep quiet on Socialist scrap
- Tear into scraps
- A little bit of wine? Cork it at first
- Perceptive wife cleared out grate
- Cherished fragment
- Mum embarrassed by tiny bit
- Cut into little pieces
- Minimal amount
- Rip
- Tear to pieces
- rag quiet communist
- rip into little pieces
- Destroy
- Trace river dividing Slough
- Scrap dealer's last in garden building
- Scrap resistance in the garage
- A little tear?
- Tatter
- Tattered fragment
- reduce to confetti
- (Reduce to) small piece(s)
- (Tear into) small piece(s)
- 13 right in the middle of Slough
- Tear into tatters
- Tiny amount
- Scrap, small piece
- Small ragged fragment
- Tear up finely
- Quiet socialist has scrap
- Reduce to strips
- Tear up
- rip to pieces
- rip into small pieces
- joint missing a long narrow strip
- Evidence quantity
- Rip repeatedly
- Grate
- Grate (cabbage)
- Gutted starfish – left fragment
- Reduce documents to unreadable strips
- tiniest bit, as of evidence
- Bit of evidence
- Destroy (documents)
- Cut into small pieces
- ... of decency
- Destroy, as paper documents
- Render unreadable, in a way
- Destroy, as documents
- Little bit
- Scintilla
- Bit, as of evidence
- Leftover
- Trace
- Tear
- destroy documents, in a way
- Process coconut
- Emulate Fawn and Ollie
- ...... particle
- Ollie-to-Fawn command
- Wisp
- Tear up thoroughly
- Deep-six, in a way
- Use a certain office machine
- Tear up, as paper
- Cut cabbage
- Sliver
- Small amount
- Prepare coconuts
- Get rid of old money
- .......... the gnar
- Quiet colour for grate
- destroy, as secret papers
- ragged strip
- Faint trace
- Shared without a tear
- tear into bits
- Astute waif initially avoided scrap
- Bit embarrassed by small husband
- Hack to pieces wandering herds
- Destroy as personal documents
- destroy some paper evidence, perhaps
- Destroy, as a sensitive document
- go nuts on a guitar
- Grate, mangle
- Destroy, as files
- Snipped, bit
- Chop finely
- Tear into strips
- Turn cabbage into slaw
- Grate, as cabbage
- Tear into pieces
- torn-off fragment
- prep cabbage for coleslaw
- destroy, as a confidential document
- Whit
- A bit quiet and embarrassed
- Rip to pieces, like paper
- destroy, as damning documents
- quiet communist finds a bit
- trace, as of evidence
- Cut up joint that's not top grade
- Rip into tiny pieces
- prepare jackfruit pulled pork
- Scrap last actor in cast
- Rip up, as paper
- Tear up into little pieces
- Smallest amount
- piece cut off
- Prepare cabbage for coleslaw
- minimal evidence
- rip republican trapped in barn
- share a cut and many tear up
- perform a gnarly guitar solo
- Extremely selfish communist has scrap
- Rip into bits
- quiet socialist finding scrap
- Julienne or fillet of fish re-dressed
- Ribbon of quiet deep colour
- Snowboarders and skateboarders do this
- Cover up malfeasance, say
- Tear into tiny pieces.
- rip up into tiny strips?
- make confetti out of
- Destroy like documents
- Tear, as paper
- Tear to tatters
- scrap outhouse around river
- Turn into confetti
- Co-operative missing out a little bit
- hamish redmond's buried. rip
- Tear cabbage or papers
- Small piece of cloth
- Prepare, as chicken for tacos
- Cut to pieces
- Torn scrap
- fragment found right in the out-house
- Play a mean guitar, slangily
- She would pack a right in a scrap
- Merest amount
- The merest scrap
- destroy, as a document
- Fragment right in middle of outhouse
- Turn documents into confetti
- Tear into thin strips
- A bit of pinkish-red material
- Whoop
- Coleslaw recipe verb
- Ogre removing king died in scrap
- Use a cheese grater, say
- Least amount
- Cut to ribbons
- Mystik tape
- Scotch tape
- Abrade
- adhesive tape
- Atom ......
- Atomize
- Band
- Bandage
- Batten
- Beat
- Belt
- Bray
- brecciate
- Butt
- cellophane tape
- CHIP
- Chunk
- Clip
- Clipping
- cloth tape
- Collop
- Comminute
- contriturate
- Crumb
- Crumble
- Crush
- Cut
- Cutting
- defoliate
- Demolish
- denude
- Disintegrate
- dismember
- Dispose of
- Dollop
- draw and quarter
- End ......
- fascia
- Filament
- Fillet
- Flay
- ...... flour
- friction tape
- Gin
- Girdle
- Gob
- gobbet
- Grain ......
- granulate
- granulize
- Grind
- grind-to-powder
- Hint
- Hunk
- Jot
- Lacerate
- Lath
- levigate
- ligula
- ligule
- ...... list
- lota
- Lump
- Maim
- Mangle
- mash
- masking tape
- Mill
- Modicum
- Moiety
- morceau
- Morsel
- Mutilate
- Nip
- ounce
- paring
- ... patch
- Peel
- pestle
- pick to pieces
- Piece
- Plank
- plastic tape
- Pound
- Powder
- Pull apart
- Pulverize
- Rag
- Rasher
- Ray?
- Reduce to powder
- Remnant
- ribband
- ribbon
- Scoop
- Scrunch
- Shard
- Shave
- Shaving
- Shiver
- Skin
- Slat
- Slice
- Slip
- Smash
- Smidgen
- smithereen
- Snack
- Snatch
- Snick
- Snip
- Snippet
- Speck
- Spill
- Spin
- spline
- Splinter
- ...... squash
- Stitch
- strake
- Strap
- ...... Strip
- Strop
- Stump
- Suggestion
- taenia
- Tag
- Take apart
- ...... tape
- tape measure?
- tapeline
- Tear apart
- Throw away
- ticker tape
- Tittle
- Trash
- triturate
- Dispose of, as confidential documents
- rip into quiet socialist
- Trace river going through Slough
- A bit quiet; embarrassed
- tear it up on the guitar
- Snippet, bit
- cut into strips
- play the guitar like a boss
- Tear into small pieces, as paper
- Herds disturbed by scrap
- Cut into thin strips
- Ripped bit of paper
- Didn't drive well
- Cut thinly
- The best thing since .... bread
- .... apple, thinly cut with a knife
- Cut into fine slivers with a knife
- how cheese may be sold
- Like most bread
- cut endlessly glib journalist
- Neatly cut
- Like deli-counter meats
- Like an innovative bread
- Cut, as a cake
- Carved
- Cut into thin pieces
- Cut bread
- Cut, as pound cake
- Cut (a wedge of pie)
- Cut up (a cucumber)
- like wonder bread
- Strudel, extremely cold, is cut up
- Sectioned
- Cut
- Goofed off the tee
- Opposite of hooked, in golf
- Broke bread, in a way
- Cut thin
- Hit the golf ball askew
- Made a poor tee shot
- Carved, like deli meats
- Cut up, as a pizza
- Hit one in the trees, maybe
- how sandwich bread is sold
- like pastrami on a sandwich
- like sandwich meat at a deli
- cut the bologna
- thinly cut
- Cut up
- Did a deli job
- like many loaves of bread
- cut into strips
- Cut, as bread
- made a clean cut through
- Cut and divided 18a, say
- Like cut bread
- not taken whole
- Like many prepackaged deli meats
- like cold cuts
- Ready-cut [bread]