| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| take the edge off, say | 4 letters | sand |
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| take the edge off, say | 5 letters | erode |
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- Eat into
- Sap
- Slip away
- Corrode
- Chip away at
- Eat away
- Opposite of strengthen
- Cut into
- Diminish by degrees
- Destroy slowly
- Wear away
- Fall off
- Wear down
- Eat at
- Wear
- Eat away at
- Undermine
- Lose ground?
- Chip away
- Deteriorate
- Lose at the bank?
- Wash away
- Show signs of weakening
- Grind down
- Wash away, as soil
- Take away little by littl
- Lose little by little
- Dwindle, as support
- Fall away
- Gradually remove
- Decrease, as support
- Whittle away
- Opposite of build up
- Develop ruts, say
- Shorelines do it
- Slowly destroy
- Crumble, as support
- Lose underpinnings
- Wear away, as earth
- Blow away
- Destroy by degrees
- Weather, in a way
- Eat at party, turning up before hosts
- Wear down Queen with celebratory poem
- Undermine what 'orseman did
- eat away at, as a coastline
- wear away, as soil
- wear away slowly
- Earl went on horseback to eat away
- make molehills out of mountains?
- diminish slowly
- Deteriorate over time
- Wear down naturally
- Wear away gradually
- Wear down queen with poem
- Molder
- Disintegrate
- Diminish gradually
- Slowly disappear
- Weaken
- 'e was up to wear down
- Wear down the Queen with long poem
- Weaken gradually
- Rust
- weaken from below
- disintegrate, in a way
- diminish bit by bit
- Gradually eat away
- Wear down queen with verse
- Crumble away
- reduce bit by bit
- slowly wear down
- make smooth, perhaps
- Take the edge off
- Undercut
- slowly wear away
- gradually weaken
- Gnaw away
- Get washed away like soil
- Wash away like soil
- Wear away over time
- crumble away gradually
- eat away at, as the ocean does a cliff
- Slowly cause to deteriorate
- Gradually wear down
- What canyon walls do over time
- Gradually wear away
- Etch away
- Become worn down
- gradually disintegrate
- Wear away with water
- Deteriorate slowly
- Wear down over time
- Eat out in bar in heart of Greece
- Slowly diminish
- Weaken, as confidence
- Eat
- Wear away, as topsoil
- wear down gradually
- Degrade what a Norseman did in speech?
- Shrink at the shore maybe
- wear away english street, say
- Eat away, as a hillside
- Lose ground, literally
- weaken, as political support
- Some hero demons wear down
- crumble like rock
- Fall to pieces
- Wear down, physically or emotionally
- Take away little by little
- Run off
- Make a bank withdrawal?
- Wear away, as a bank
- Remove gradually
- Withdraw from the bank?
- Wash away, as a bank
- Slip away, as support
- Make bank withdrawals?
- Partly eat away
- Scrape away at
- Fall off, as support
- Lose support
- Trade center in India
- Subject to planation
- Gnaw
- Wear out
- Become weatherworn
- Be slowly destroyed
- Run to seed
- Diminish
- Disappear gradually
- Subject to ablation
- Subject to detrition
- Subject of ablation
- Weather away
- Cause to vanish
- Gully
- What waves do to shores
- Become worn
- Undermine gradually
- What seas do to shores
- Sap slowly
- Wash or wear away
- Rot slowly
- Decay or vanish gradually
- Disintegrate slowly
- Waste (away)
- What storms do to riverbanks
- Decay by degrees
- Impair
- wash away, as a coastline
- Destroy the note that was carried
- Some idle rodents lose ground?
- Wear away slowly but surely
- Break down
- consume couple of drugs outside bar
- Disappear little by little
- Wear down hesitation with poem
- wear down laver between points
- old deer walked around tn city
- wear away, as a coastline
- Eating away
- Gradually crumble away
- Grind down poem, after hesitation
- wear away, as a shoreline
- remove some bank deposits?
- Nibble at a bit of Brighton rock?
- Wear away soil, for instance
- decay over time
- Wear down engineer with poem
- Crumble over time
- Wear away, like soil
- Gradually dissolve rock
- Wash away gradually like soil
- Wear down bit by bit
- destroy steadily
- Destroy gradually
- Gradually wear away, as soil
- crumble gradually
- eat away like some active rodent
- Rub down
- Rust away
- spoil king edward's verse
- Wear away slowly from wind and water
- Displace over time, as topsoil
- Gradually diminish
- Wash away gradually
- Weaken over time
- Wear away slowly, like rocks
- Wear away by natural agents, as soil
- Gradually destroy
- Displace over time, as soil
- gradually break down
- eat away part of the rod, evidently
- Wear away due to wind or water
- slowly crumble
- Wear away, like some river banks
- Wear away, as due to wind
- Gradually wear away, like soil
- eat way
- grind down royal verse
- seriously weaken
- Some fierce rodents grind away
- Eat away gradually
- Grind away in bar in central Greece
- destroy piecemeal
- Degenerate
- diminish over time
- weaken, as support
- slowly disappear, as a coastline
- Deplete gradually
- undermine, as support
- Eat dirt?
- Wear away due to the tides
- Weather away, as soil
- Wear down some huge rodents
- Be gradually worn away
- Wear away, like a coastline
- Chip away over time
- Wear what the chap did on 'is 'orse
- Slowly fade
- Weather lady who rules lines
- Blow away, say
- wear away, geologically
- Wear away over a long period
- Slowly crumble like a rocky hillside
- To wear away
- wear down eastern staff with energy
- Wear down through weathering
- what did 'orseman do to eat away?
- Wear down amid zero degrees
- Slowly undermine
- wear down hesitation before poem
- Part of River Oder to wear away
- Wear down to zero, deep inside
- whittle down to...[reduce ego]
- Waste away, like a coastline
- Slowly eat away at
- Some of her odes are wearing
- Diminish gradually, as a rocky cliff
- Destroy by weathering
- take the edge off, say
- Wear away, like river banks
- Withdraw
- Weather
- Weed
- Wear off
- wear with time
- wear down, before getting too much
- crumble slowly
- Slowly disintegrate
- run on the bank?
- stick in here regularly or wear away?
- Crumble
- grind down queen with poem
- deplete slowly
- slowly break down
- Wear down staff in middle of week
- Gradually wear away, as a shoreline
- some of the rodents that eat away
- eat away part of the rod eventually
- Wear away [of soil]
- gradually fall apart
- Wear away heart of inner Odessa
- Undermine, in a way
- weather rod in endless reef
- wear away at
- naturally wear away
- Lose gradually
- slowly cut into
- hero declines portion of crumble
- wear down recent royal elegy?
- Hero decides to show how to eat away
- What cliff faces gradually do
- Disappear slowly but surely
- Antonym of "accrue"
- Wear from some bolero designer
- Decay, as rock
- Pieces hero declined to wear
- Hourglass fill
- Smooth
- Grit
- Make smooth
- Bank deposit?
- Work across the board?
- Ocean liner?
- Hourglass contents
- Trap filler
- Beach composition
- Soft rock?
- Innards of some clocks
- Dune material
- Levee material
- Gear impediment
- Take the edge off
- It may be driven during a
- Beach, basically
- Contents of a playground
- Kind of flea or dollar
- Smooth, in a way
- Fine grit
- Beach feature
- Hourglass filler
- Desert material
- Quartz grains
- Yellowish-brown hospital department
- Centre to massage with rub down
- Beach material
- Sahara grains
- Unhappy about new seaside feature
- Downed one Sex on the Beach?
- Fine stone particles
- Seaside castle-building material
- Dune constituent
- Yellow-brown colour
- Smooth, low, captivating note
- Gritty French writer …
- Son with contents of hourglass?
- Kinky sex male is wanting in desert
- Beach grit
- It's on the beach
- Nissan driver's not completely smooth
- Bunker contents
- inedible grains
- Dune makeup
- Beach makeup
- Bear has no time to be smooth
- granular material
- Beach soil
- Dan's upset – by George!
- Gritty stuff
- Very fine grains of rock, as on beach
- shore floor
- material of some castles
- Trap
- Sandown doesn't have its own beach?
- Tiny rock grains
- Precursor to glass
- Dirt cheap material
- a loose granular substance
- Smooth, as wood
- beach pailful
- time measure
- Beach cover
- Bunker content
- Smooth beach surface
- Beach grains
- to smooth
- Beach dirt
- Makeup of a beach
- Beach bucketful
- makeup of some castles
- .... wedge is a club used in bunkers
- what the mojave has a lot of
- Beach particles
- Beach surface
- Gobi grains
- Hourglass grains
- Desert dust
- Dune grains
- Take the edge off, maybe
- Desert expanse
- Egg timer filler
- Smooth down
- Polish end of button in blue
- Greenside trap filler
- Kid's castle-making material
- Beach blanket?
- grains used to make castles
- Castle material?
- Hourglass filling
- Beach expanse
- Beach sight
- It's what flows through an hourglass
- Golf bunker contents
- use emery paper
- Desert grains
- Contents of a playground box
- It may be driven during a storm
- Seashore grit
- Beach castle material
- It may cover a lot
- Kind of trap
- Dudevant's pseudonym
- Novelist George
- Dudevant's pen name
- Amandine Dupin's pen name
- ''Elle et Lui'' author
- Smooth wood
- "Lélia" author
- Waikiki constituent
- Fortitude
- It's used to make glass
- Abrade
- Gloomy about new building material
- Mortar ingredient
- Concrete ingredient
- Kind of sculpture
- Word with paper or piper
- Dupin's nom de plume
- Part of concrete
- Hourglass material
- Kind of dollar or storm
- Mojave feature
- True grit
- Chopin's amie
- Kind of lot
- Color or novelist
- Cape Cod sight
- Tot's box-filler
- Colorado's Great ...... Dunes
- She wrote "Indiana": 1832
- Kind of bar or bank
- Famous nom de plume
- tan shade
- Word with castle or bar
- Ingredient of mortar
- Hosiery shade
- Kind of paper or box
- Kind of box or bar
- Trap material
- Box or blast
- Beach
- Hourglass stuff
- Material for beach castles
- ant-farm contents
- Polish hospital close to overcrowded
- it's under the boardwalk
- navajo art medium
- Painting medium
- Thousands have grit
- Stained odd building material
- Tiny stones
- stuff in an hourglass
- Storm particles
- Initially slippery and smooth
- Polish wood, smooth edges
- Hourglass content
- material melted to make glass
- ... trap (hazard on a golf course)
- take the edge off, say
- Found on beaches
- Beach volleyball surface
- Glassmaking ingredient