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PENNED |
Wrote |
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REPLIED |
Wrote back |
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SCRAWLED |
Wrote Untidily |
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BLOGGED |
Wrote online diary |
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CODED |
Wrote programming instructions |
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PIPED |
Wrote in icing |
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REVIEWED |
Wrote critique of |
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EMAILED |
Wrote online about limeade |
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REHASHED |
Wrote again, she heard |
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WROOT |
Imp. of Write. Wrote. |
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DASHEDOFF |
Wrote quickly and ran away |
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ROTA |
Wrote a so-called duty list |
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CORRESPONDED |
Wrote letters that matched up |
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ROT |
We no longer wrote rubbish |
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COMPOSED |
Collected and wrote the score |
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ROTOR |
Wrote a speech revolving arm |
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BLAKE |
Poet who wrote ‘The Tyger’ |
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LISTED |
Leaned over and wrote out inventory |
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ROTATE |
Wrote eight speeches to go around |
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ROWINGBOAT |
�Small craft such as Boeing,” wrote Spooner |
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IRA |
He wrote words for compositions, by George! |
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PIPEDREAM |
Wrote, in icing paper, amount for idle fantasy |
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NEWS-WRITER |
One who gathered news for, and wrote, news-letters. |
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EPISTLE |
Out of spite, the French wrote a long letter |
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ROTUNDA |
By the sound of it, wrote under circular building |