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Eye Crossword 800 - 3 Dn - Bit Of Thigh And Rest's Disturbed, Pet? (7)

watersa | 22:16 Thu 27th Mar 2025 | Crosswords

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3 dn - Bit of thigh and rest's disturbed, pet? (7)

I have S?M?T?R but am stuck. Can anyone help?

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Slit her of course

22:51 Thu 27th Mar 2025

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Hamster

Hamster

If the S is wrong

watersa

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thanks both,. In that case the S is wrong so I'm now unsure about 1 ac. 'Cut the woman's slinky move!' (7)

i have S?I?H?? now. Help again please! I thought it must be 'sashay' or something like that....

Slither?

Although a cut is a sliver not slither

Slit her of course

watersa

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Thanks so much. Slither it must be (though sounds awful when parsed!).

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