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noun • a person whose occupation is making and altering garments verb • adjust to a specific need or market • style and tailor in a certain fashion • create (clothes) with cloth | ||||||||
| 35% | 12 | A technique used in printing where a sheet is placed under another sheet to prevent smudging | ||||||
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May I Sew You To Another Sheet Speaker Crossword Clue
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SPOONER which was last seen in the New York Times crossword.
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SPOONER
Updated: October 11, 2023
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| New York Times22 Jun 2006 | Across 40 | SPOONER |
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1 | "And sew ___ seam"
New York Times -
06 Dec 1979 | New York Times / 06 Dec 1979 |
2 | A sew-and-sew?
New York Times -
20 Jul 1994 | New York Times / 20 Jul 1994 |
3 | A technique used in printing where a sheet is placed under another sheet to prevent smudging | |
4 | Home to the Greenland Ice Sheet and the Antarctic Ice Sheet | |
5 | Meaning “to sew or stitch a song or ode”, an ancient Greek poem for recital; or, a musical composition, free and emotional in character
Telegraph Giant General Knowledge -
04 Feb 2023 | Telegraph Giant General Knowledge / 04 Feb 2023 |
6 | Sew decorations on bride more extravagantly
Telegraph Cryptic -
22 Mar 2023 | Telegraph Cryptic / 22 Mar 2023 |
7 | Thin sheet lying over or under another
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06 Oct 2022 | The Guardian Quick / 06 Oct 2022 |
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