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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 41 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Addicts

Street waifs

Overweight

Chess pieces

Carbonate

Grind (teeth)

Back-to-front

Convent superior

Charge with crime

Yes

Great applause

Nocturnal mammal

Choux treat, chocolate ...

Small round stones

Moody

Nursery rhyme, Pop Goes The ...

Slum area

Combine

Northern US state

Spread of eight notes

Dove relatives

Drive zigzag course

Harpooned

Addictive narcotic

Respond to stimulus

Award

Sacred book

False courage

Stun

Blackberry shrub

Service station product

Dismounts

Foolish

Entire number of

Surgical stitches

Coronet

... presto!

Cooking vessel

Recover (wreck)

Hottest seasons

Queasy

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