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Rank | Letters | Answer | Clue | |
1 | 99% | 4 | OXEA | Exact Match! |
2 | 39% | 7 | Type of sponge with a solitary spicule | |
3 | 39% | 7 | Typically smaller than a spicule | |
Sponge Spicule Crossword Clue
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New York Times27 Feb 1988 | Down 51 | OXEA |
New York Times04 Dec 1977 | Across 27 | OXEA |
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