| Clue | Length | Answer |
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| wash coat | 4 letters | wash |
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| wash coat | 5 letters | stain |
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| wash coat | 6 letters | primer |
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| wash coat | 7 letters | tempera |
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| wash coat | 7 letters | thinner |
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| wash coat | 7 letters | vehicle |
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| wash coat | 7 letters | priming |
| wash coat | 8 letters | tincture |
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| wash coat | 9 letters | undercoat |
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| wash coat | 10 letters | turpentine |
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- First coat
- Furniture cover
- Undercoat
- It may be under enamel
- Base coat
- First-grade book
- Introductory reading
- Paint book
- Base coat (of paint)
- Introductory textbook
- A book of first letters
- A scholarly introduction
- Paint a textbook
- Margin used in a preparatory textbook
- Grade school book
- book intended for the lower classes
- Coat that goes on before paint
- First-grade reader
- Hornbook
- Coat put on before paint
- body shop application
- from which the first lesson is taken
- Pre-foundation layer
- Paint in schoolbook?
- Textbook
- Exercise book
- Chief renderer's first undercoat
- First coat of paint
- First layer of furniture protection
- Abecedarium
- First reading book
- Book for a first grader
- Preliminary coat of paint
- Introductory text
- Elementary textbook
- Percussion cap
- Preliminary coat
- Coat of paint
- Chief decorator's last undercoat
- elementary text book
- First layer of paint
- Book someone who's got loaded
- coat under paint
- Device to detonate a charge
- Base paint
- Early reader
- Starchy hem of Eleanor's first coat
- A better book?
- first paint book
- Introductory book
- Early schoolbook
- pre-foundation coat
- Introductory book on subject
- Textbook three, maybe third of three
- Manual detonator
- Painters layer
- undercoat's manual
- workbook
- Undercoat for each skirting edge
- Textbook recommended undercoat
- abecedary
- Alphabet
- alphabet book
- and arithmetic
- Basics
- battledore
- blasting-cap
- Cap
- casebook
- chromogen
- Coat
- Coating
- Color
- color filter
- color gelatin
- Colorant
- Coloring
- dead color
- detonating-powder
- Detonator
- Distemper
- Drier
- ...... dye
- Dyestuff
- electric-detonator
- Elementary education
- Elements
- exploder
- exterior paint
- First principles
- First steps
- flat coat
- flat wash
- floor enamel
- fulminating-mercury
- Fuse
- gradus
- grammar
- Ground
- induction
- Initiation
- interior paint
- Introduction
- Manual
- manual of instruction
- Medium-......
- mercury-fulminate
- opaque color
- Outlines
- Paint
- Pigment
- primacord
- prime coat
- priming
- principia
- Principles
- propaedeutic
- Reader
- Reading ......
- Rudiments
- Schoolbook
- speller
- spelling book
- Squib
- Stain
- ...... T
- tempera
- Text
- Thinner
- tinction
- Tincture
- transparent color
- ...... turpentine
- turps
- undercoating
- Vehicle
- Wash
- wash coat
- Writing
- paint applied to bare wood
- first reading-book on a detonator
- Initial coat of paint
- Painter's undercoat
- Undercoat of paint
- a coat of paint for the detonator
- preparing, as a pump
- Charging, as a pump
- Soft assonance heard in preparation
- Preparing for detonation
- preparing rip-off dynasty
- BRIEFINGS
- whitewashing
- blasting-cap
- calcimining
- Cap
- chromogen
- Coat
- Coat of paint
- Coating
- Color
- color filter
- color gelatin
- Colorant
- Coloring
- Covering
- cramming
- dead color
- detonating-powder
- Detonator
- Distemper
- Drier
- ...... dye
- Dyestuff
- electric-detonator
- enameling
- exploder
- exterior paint
- flat coat
- flat wash
- floor enamel
- Fresco
- fulminating-mercury
- Fuse
- gilding
- glazing
- glossing
- Ground
- interior paint
- japanning
- Medium-......
- mercury-fulminate
- opaque color
- Paint
- Painting
- Percussion cap
- Pigment
- pre education
- preinstruction
- primacord
- prime coat
- Primer
- Shellacking
- Squib
- Stain
- staining
- stippling
- tempera
- Thinner
- tinction
- Tincture
- transparent color
- ...... turpentine
- turps
- Undercoat
- undercoating
- varnishing
- Vehicle
- Wash
- wash coat
- One may be taken to the c
- Spot
- Blemish
- Get a bad mark on?
- Spill consequence
- Soil
- Carpet cleaner target
- Coffee spot
- Wood finish
- Stigma
- Microscopist's reagent
- Microscopy supply
- Laundry woe
- Gravy spot
- Discoloration
- Mark dictator eradicating Left
- Laundry problem
- Discolored spot
- Penetrative dye; mark
- Wrong to accept thanks for blemish
- Rejected eggs containing a flaw
- Blemish; colour (wood)
- It's an odd discolouration
- Get coffee on, say
- Blemish on a rug
- Top spot
- Mark, head of security, ain't stupid
- Spot for a laundromat?
- Bad mark for a boy getting out of line
- Mark
- soil satin material
- It is encapsulated by obvious taint?
- Laundry mark
- Old leader hasn't left mark
- ruin, in a way
- Tough spot
- Smear
- Splotch
- blotch
- fantastik job?
- spill result
- what a tide to go pen can remove
- Tarnish
- ...... dye
- Wood tint
- Microscope dye
- Housekeeper's target
- bio lab preparation
- unwanted spot
- tide may wash it away
- spray 'n wash target
- woodworking supply
- Mark ruined satin
- The Human ... (Philip Roth novel)
- Besmirch
- Lip ... (gloss alternative)
- Laundry day challenge
- Blot
- Couch blotch
- Wood finish on an outdoor deck
- Sully
- Blouse blemish
- Detergent's target
- permanent mark
- Laundry spot
- Stubborn spot
- Dirty mark
- shirt ruiner
- Red wine spill result
- Russian autocrat's not left mark
- Mark, good person, regularly patient
- Mark‘s wrong about cheers
- Tablecloth defect
- Bring shame upon
- Discolor
- spill spot
- One may be taken to the cleaners
- Risk of drinking coffee or wine
- Cleaning concern
- Mark and Stanley getting out of line
- It can spoil satin
- Dry-cleaner's target
- Wood furniture application
- Woodworker's supply
- Result of an ink spill
- Spot of tea?
- Trouble spot?
- Bad mark
- Woodworker's choice
- Woodworking finish
- Corrupt
- Color
- Ensanguine
- Blot on one's escutcheon
- Treat wood
- Maculation
- This goes with the grain
- Colorant
- Blemish on a tie
- Dishonor
- Varnish
- Cleaner's concern
- Foulard spoiler
- Spoil
- Coloring agent
- Color, as glass or wood
- Paint-shop offering
- Washday problem
- About Saint Mark?
- Mark isn't a convert
- White shirt woe
- Taint of guilt
- table finish
- Dye; blotch
- Dye for wood
- woodworker's application
- Bring into disrepute
- philip roth's “the human ......”
- Discolour
- “Man of steel” ignores large mark
- Soiled spot
- spot — shame
- Dye wood
- Turmeric may leave one
- ink blot, for one
- result of spilling tea, perhaps?
- Grass streak on a white uniform e.g.
- It's gotten rid of on laundry day
- it's an atrocious mark
- Leaky-pen consequence
- Blot on a cloth
- Blemish on a shirt
- Mark a tin's possibly made?
- Blotch on a bib
- You can shift it out of satin
- "Shame ......!"
- isn't upset about a bad mark
- Blemish on a cloth or a rug, say
- Result of spilling red wine, often
- Tarnish; dye
- Leave a mark on
- Dry cleaner's challenge
- mark isn't worried about answer
- Cleaner's target
- Spot on a bib
- Dirty mark, blemish
- It could ruin satin
- Discoloration of satin maybe
- Launderer's problem
- Blotch made by ink or mud, say
- Bleach might help get it out of fabric
- Mark, in a strange way, the top
- Smudge on a shirt
- Tough spot to get out
- Laundry challenge
- blot on a reputation
- It can be markedly unsightly
- Paint alternative
- Permanent mark on clothing
- Problem for a dry cleaner to tackle
- Unwanted spot on clothing
- Spot on a white shirt
- saint, popular, covering up a mark
- gravy or ink smudge
- discoloration spoils satin
- Mark, no ordinary saint
- clothing discoloration
- Spoil permanently
- Red wine on a white tablecloth e.g.
- obviously it can spoil satin
- discoloration on clothing
- the saint's awful blemish
- What tomato sauce may do to a shirt
- It's an alternative form of dye
- rug woe
- Station neglecting to add some colour
- Foul dictator has lost out
- It's an awkward way to dye
- Reputation problem
- Mark and I interrupt Stan
- Carpet cleaner's challenge
- Bad mark may be got out of satin
- Red wine on a blouse, for example
- Deck application
- Discolored spot on clothes
- Mark isn't a problem
- Pollute
- moil
- imbue
- Bedaub
- Taint
- Treat, as wood
- Befoul
- Daub
- Tinge
- Bespatter
- Obscure
- Blemish on a white shirt, say
- Deck treatment
- Smudge
- To discolour
- upset the saint with a blemish
- a spot, mark or discoloration
- this dye ruins satin
- tablecloth splotch
- Whitewash
- Mark, that tormented saint
- Paint, dye
- A tin's possible discolouration
- spot ruining satin
- Deodorant spot
- Black mark
- mark's satin ensemble
- OxiClean target
- apply paint
- Aspersion
- attaint
- badge of infamy
- bar sinister
- bastardize
- Baton
- Bedizen
- begild
- bend sinister
- Besmear
- besmoke
- besmutch
- besoil
- bestain
- Birthmark
- Black
- Black eye
- Blacken
- blaze
- Blaze a trail
- bloodstain
- blow upon
- Blur
- Brand
- broad arrow
- brush on paint
- Brutalize
- calcimine
- caste mark
- Censure
- Chalk
- Chalk up
- champain
- Check