| Hint | Answer |
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| The most common english word | |
| Dull, steady pain | |
| Handlebar, for example | |
| Anise-flavoured spirit also known as the green fairy | |
| Hiding place, often for storing provisions | |
| Squirm in pain | |
| Specialized role, or a recess in a wall | |
| 16th century Danish astronomer known for his precision | |
| Machine for rapidly turning wood or metal | |
| Medley of various ingredients | |
| Harm or injure, or to criticize severely | |
| Attack helicopter or group of Native American tribes | |
| Dress | |
| Unsweetened custard baked in a pastry shell | |
| Faust poet | |
| | Hint | Answer |
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| Despise | |
| The ego, super-ego and id | |
| 10% payment in support of a church | |
| The main stadium for tennis' US Open is named in his honour | |
| Immerse in water for cleansing | |
| Retract a claw | |
| Philosopher who declared 'God is dead' | |
| Navigable submersible for deep-sea exploration | |
| Easily bent; supple | |
| ' | |
| Automaker Ferdinand | |
| Tool consisting of a curved blade on a long, bent handle | |
| Grand or flamboyant flair or elegance | |
| Massive slide or an NHL team | |
| Respire | |
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Ends in 'GO'
Names that end in 'ING' II
Ends in 'RO'
