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PECULIARLY |
Strangely |
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ODDLY |
Strangely |
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STRANGE |
Strangely. |
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LEFT |
Felt strangely abandoned |
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SLUR |
Felt strangely abandoned |
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ELAPSED |
Passed by, strangely pleased |
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OWN |
Have won, strangely enough |
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BEAMED |
Strangely, mad bee grinned |
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DETACHED |
He’d acted strangely aloof |
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PLACATES |
Strangely, last cape appeases |
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STIFLED |
Sid felt strangely suppressed |
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LIAISE |
Aisle I strangely go between |
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WISEMAN |
Sage was mine, strangely enough |
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AMBER |
Fossilised resin embargo, strangely no-go |
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TWITCH |
Jerk swears off wristwatches, strangely |
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DRAWBACKS |
Strangely, ward gets behind disadvantages |
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GIGANTIC |
Huge American soldier, acting strangely |
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TOSCA |
Act so strangely in Puccini work |
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DISCONTENTED |
Unhappy Dee subject matter inside, strangely |
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SIDETRACKED |
Got distracted when kids reacted strangely |
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BISHOP |
Strangely, phobias didn’t include a chesspiece |
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CAT |
Act strangely like Garfield, for example |
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DEBATER |
Strangely rebated one involved in argument |
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TABASCO |
Fiery sauce makes boas act strangely |
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SINGULARLY |
Strangely; oddly; as, to behave singularly. |