Rating | Solver | Clue |
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OUTSOURCE | Contract (work) out | |
LET | To give, grant, or assign, as a work, privilege, or contract; -- often with out; as, to let the building of a bridge; to let out the lathing and the plastering. | |
NEGOTIATE | Work out | |
FIGUREOUT | Work out | |
EXERCISE | Work out | |
TRAIN | Work out | |
SOLVE | Work out | |
EDUCE | Work out | |
COMPUTE | Work out | |
SUSS | Work out | |
DEDUCE | Work out | |
FIGURE | Work out | |
TEAMING | Contract work. | |
OUTSOURCING | Contracting (work) out | |
OUTSOURCED | Contracted (work) out | |
OUTSOURCES | Contracts (work) out | |
TOTAL | Work out reckon | |
CALCULATE | Work out, computate | |
UNEMPLOYED | Out of work | |
WOO | Kurt goes from work-out to court | |
FIGUREHEAD | Puppet boss to work out mind | |
ABSOLVE | Enable heart to work out excuse | |
CALCULATORS | They’ll give you a total work-out | |
JOURNALIST | His work is set out in columns |