| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| pleated | 4 letters | slit |
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| pleated | 5 letters | rutty |
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| pleated | 6 letters | tucked |
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| pleated | 6 letters | ribbed |
| pleated | 6 letters | scored |
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| pleated | 8 letters | wrinkled |
| pleated | 8 letters | striated |
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| pleated | 9 letters | scratched |
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- Needled
- kidded
- Like twill and faille
- Gently teased
- Took the mickey
- Of a fabric, with raised bands
- Teased one baby oddly dressed in red
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- Teased about having raised rows
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- chamfered
- Channeled
- corduroy
- corduroyed
- Corrugate
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- costate
- Crimped
- Cut
- dadoed
- Engraved
- Fluted
- Furrowed
- gashed
- goffered
- gouged
- Grooved
- incised
- pleated
- rabbeted
- rifled
- Rutted
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- Scored
- Scratched
- Slit
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- sulcate
- sulcated
- troughed
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- Wrinkled
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- Burning
- canaliculate
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- chamfered
- Channeled
- Choppy
- Coarse
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- Concupiscent
- corduroy
- corduroyed
- Corrugate
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- costate
- Crimped
- Cross-grained
- Cut
- dadoed
- Engraved
- estral
- estrous
- estrual
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- Furrowed
- gashed
- goatish
- goffered
- gouged
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- Grooved
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- horny
- horripilant
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- incised
- inequal
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- linsey woolsey
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- Musty
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- pocky
- potholed
- rabbeted
- Rank
- Ribbed
- rifled
- ripply
- Rough
- rough cast
- rough grained
- Rough-hewn
- Ruffled
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- Satyric
- Scored
- Scratched
- shagged
- Shaggy
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- textured
- troughed
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- Unkempt
- unlevel
- Unpolished
- Unrefined
- Unsmooth
- ununiform
- wimpled
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- Needing road repair
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- Picked up a point or two
- Made it home safely
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- Marked
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- Put the ball in the net
- Recorded
- achieved one's goal?
- Put points on the board
- Obtained runs, notably with the cut?
- Scratched yet got some points
- Made a point
- Tallied
- Like sports games and musical works
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- Wrote for an orchestra
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- Came home
- Broke up a shutout
- orchestrated
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- Crossed the plate
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- Kept a record that's scratched
- got the point?
- got home safely
- got on the board
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- earned a point in hockey
- got a run home
- Hit twenty, followed by 500
- won points
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- converted a penalty kick, say
- made a bucket, say
- gained points in a game
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- Got a point
- Made points
- got points on the board
- Arranged and recorded by
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- chamfered
- Channeled
- Chopped
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- costate
- crenate
- crenated
- crenellated
- crenulate
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- Cut
- dadoed
- dentate
- dentated
- embrasured
- Engraved
- Erose
- Fluted
- Furrowed
- gashed
- goffered
- gouged
- Grooved
- incised
- Indented
- Jagged
- jaggy
- Lacerate
- lacerated
- nicked
- Notched
- pleated
- rabbeted
- Ribbed
- rifled
- Rutted
- rutty
- Saw-toothed
- sawlike
- Scalloped
- Scratched
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- serrulated
- Slit
- Striated
- sulcate
- sulcated
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- troughed
- etched deeply
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- Scored, but taken from the field
- Withdrew from competition
- Withdrew, injured
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- Canceled
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- made one's mark as a non-runner?
- Scraped
- Marked
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- made one's mark as a nonrunner?
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- Took out and scored
- cancelled when injured
- Wrinkled
- Scored but wasn't playing
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- chamfered
- Channeled
- corduroy
- corduroyed
- Corrugate
- Corrugated
- costate
- Crimped
- Cut
- dadoed
- Engraved
- Fluted
- Furrowed
- gashed
- goffered
- gouged
- Grooved
- incised
- pleated
- rabbeted
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- rifled
- Rutted
- rutty
- Scored
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- Scrawled
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- Striated
- sulcate
- sulcated
- troughed
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- Buttonhole
- Eye opening for a squint
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- Narrow opening
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- Start of a tear
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- Narrow aperture
- Small incision
- Designer's cut
- Gash
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- Long straight cut
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- Eye opening
- letter opening
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- Oriental skirt feature
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- Tear
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- Soloist not even opening
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- Cut, as a well-taped box
- Opening made by a letter opener
- Skirt feature, often
- poncho opening
- narrow fabric cut
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- Cut with an X-Acto knife
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- Thin incision
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- Narrow cut in a skirt, say
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- Narrow cut in a skirt