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Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 48 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Toll

Fable feature

Wing it

Maxim

King or czar

Horse’s cousin

Ft. Worth sch.

Wisdom bringer

Garden section

Belgrade setting

Flamenco cries

Spots with no bars

Designer Geoffrey

Crania, e.g.

Keg contents

Decree

Put down

GI-entertaining grp.

Scouting org.

African lilies

Soft fabrics

Start a set

Speedy

Grove growths

Humble response to praise

Components

Drew out

Charm

Golf position

Puzzle book feature

Horace creation

Unruly crowd

Concurs

Main roles

Like some rugs

Garden pavilions

Elephant of stories

Without letup

Switch choice

Physician

Pal of Pooh

Aerie youngster

Lisa, to Bart

Wild party

Mean-spirited

Calls on

Garden name

Yale student

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