| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| intomb | 4 letters | bury |
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| intomb | 5 letters | inter |
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| intomb | 6 letters | immure |
| intomb | 6 letters | inhume |
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| intomb | 7 letters | confine |
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| intomb | 8 letters | imprison |
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| intomb | 11 letters | incarcerate |
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- Borders or boundaries of a place
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- Prom is in trouble with lockdown?
- MP interrupts girl about to shut up
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- It may precede marriage
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- Section of train terminating at Bury
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- Start denied dramatist in Bury
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- Prefix with lock
- national opening?
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- Between: prefix
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- Some join terrific team in Italy
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- Bury playwright after decapitation
- Engrave
- Bury in Berlin territory
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- Prefix with act or state
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- Italian team of sprinters?
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- prefix with state or national
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- Nitre exploding in Bury
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- plant with leaves when it's cold
- Bury one with a compound of nitre
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- Imprison
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- Suppress
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- "Hush!"
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