| Clue | Length | Answer |
|---|---|---|
| Lease | 3 letters | let |
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| Lease | 3 letters | ren |
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| Lease | 4 letters | hire |
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| Lease | 4 letters | take |
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| Lease | 4 letters | rent |
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| Lease | 4 letters | lend |
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| Lease | 5 letters | title |
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| Lease | 6 letters | rental |
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| Lease | 6 letters | sublet |
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| Lease | 6 letters | tenure |
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| Lease | 7 letters | tenancy |
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| Lease | 7 letters | rentout |
| Lease | 7 letters | charter |
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| Lease | 8 letters | property |
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| Lease | 8 letters | sublease |
| Lease | 9 letters | remainder |
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| Lease | 9 letters | squatting |
| Lease | 9 letters | villenage |
| Lease | 9 letters | reversion |
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| Lease | 12 letters | prescription |
| Lease | 13 letters | prepossession |
| Lease | 13 letters | preoccupation |
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- take on, at a business
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- What libraries do
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- Impart
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- What usurers do
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- Make advances?
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- Given guidance about new grant
- Banks and libraries do it
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- A hand
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- ... an ear (listen)
- What creditors do
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- Opposite of borrow
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- Let use for now
- Act the librarian
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- Badminton call
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- Lease back half of Swiss property?
- tennis redo
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