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Rod-shaped bacterium named after a British chemist.

The first hint to crack the puzzle «Rod-shaped bacterium named after a British chemist.» is:

It is a word which contains 8 letters

               

The second hint to crack the puzzle «Rod-shaped bacterium named after a British chemist.» is:

It starts with letter L

L              

The third hint to crack the puzzle «Rod-shaped bacterium named after a British chemist.» is:

It ends with letter A

L             a

Looking for extra hints for the puzzle «Rod-shaped bacterium named after a British chemist.»:

Click on any empty tile to reveal a letter
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The answer for the puzzle «Rod-shaped bacterium named after a British chemist.» is:

L i s t e r i a
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Puzzle 17

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