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RESETTLE |
Replace |
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RETRIEVE |
Replace |
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RELIEVE |
Mitigate;temporarily replace |
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REPONE |
To replace. |
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SUPPLACE |
To replace. |
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SUB |
Replace, ... for |
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TRANSPLANT |
Replace an organ |
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OVERTHROW |
Replace in power |
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RAMPS |
They’re inclined to replace steps |
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LIST |
I replace nothing in lost register |
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TESTIMONIAL |
Recommendation to replace altos in time |
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PRANCE |
Caper to quietly replace France’s leader |
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LYNCH |
Why replace you at lunch? Hang it! |
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UNADVENTUROUS |
Not game to replace unused tour van |
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HYENA |
Helena, why replace the Spanish scavenger who laughs? |
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NUNNERY |
Convent allows nun to replace gun in gunnery |
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RANCID |
Replace drain around local centre – it’s putrid! |
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REENTHRONE |
To enthrone again; to replace on a throne. |
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ORCHIDS |
Hid to replace hard part of orchards with flowers |
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RETYPE |
Replace tyre before exercise class and enter data again |
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YESTERYEAR |
Why replace initials of Lester Lear in the past? |
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DREAM |
It’s a fantasy for doctor to replace team leader |
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AUTOMATION |
System allowing machines to replace or reduce human labour |
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JADED |
Laded, tired and bored when Jay told to replace Elle |
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TWIRL |
Spin right and left after two, when I replace ring |