Oblong nuts with ridges used in dessert recipes.

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It is a word which contains 6 letters

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It starts with letter P

P

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It ends with letter S

P s

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29 August 2022 - Midsize

A special magnetic charm or appeal.

Abbotsford's airport code.

Abbreviation for autism spectrum disorder.

Abbreviation that signifies "text message".

Alert or advert that appears on a computer screen.

Animal fat in a block for cooking.

Army rank below a brigadier general in British Army.

Beethoven's disability.

Beginning like a new day with sunrise.

Body mass index.

Brings a civil legal action against.

Clothing needed for a school PE lesson.

Crime scene examiner.

Exclamation in reaction to cuteness.

George Washington named this the "Nation's River".

Greek letter T.

I keep away from runaround __.

Japanese currency unit.

Lacking in knowledge.

Let __, Elsa's memorable song in Disney's Frozen.

London recording studio founded in 1931.

Make love, not this.

Might be found with a pan.

Military operations between enemies.

Musical instrument constellation.

Not this, but soon.

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Powdered flavouring for milk drink.

Red gemstone with a stellate appearance.

Rolled tobacco leaves from Cuba.

Ronon __, Jason Momoa's role in Stargate Atlantis.

Sanskrit epic of a prince's quest in ancient India.

Seizure disorder, electrical issues in the brain.

Setting for a play.

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Sliding, box-like containers that fit in furniture.

Snigger, giggle.

Soaked in water.

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South American empire in the 15th century.

Spanish shout of victory or encouragement.

Study of reading and writing.

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TV commercials.

The day after Fri..

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