Rating | Solver | Clue |
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QUEST | Pursuit | |
DODGE | Pursuit | |
HOBBY | Pursuit | |
PASTIME | Pursuit | |
CHASE | Pursuit | |
HUNT | Pursuit | |
TRIVIAL | Petty pursuit | |
AFTER | In pursuit of | |
IDEALISM | Pursuit of perfection | |
FOLLOWING | In hot pursuit | |
GAMEHUNTING | Pursuit of wild animals | |
BOARHUNTING | Pursuit of wild animals | |
HUNTING | Pursuit of wild game | |
PURSUAL | The act of pursuit. | |
TAKEUP | Become engaged in a pursuit | |
INSECUTION | A following after; close pursuit. | |
PURSUE | To go in pursuit; to follow. | |
ABSORBING | Swallowing, engrossing; as, an absorbing pursuit. | |
AFTER-EFFECTS | Consequences of being in pursuit of property | |
CHASTISE | In pursuit? It’s in to dress down | |
MCCARTHYISM | Mystic charm disguised pursuit of unsupported accusations | |
AFTEREFFECTS | Consequences of being in pursuit of property | |
STALKED | Shadowed journalist in pursuit of small talk | |
MAMMONISM | Devotion to the pursuit of wealth; worldliness. | |
DISPROFESS | To renounce the profession or pursuit of. |