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Wild canine of Africa and southern Asia (6) crossword clue


J A C K A L

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The Guardian Quick crossword of March 11th, 2012 other clues
Vast multitude (5)
Mild oath (6)
Spanish party (6)
Tract of uncultivated upland (4)
Repays — returns — I request (anag) (8)
Offbeat musical rhythm (11)
Person from England's capital (8)
Fury (4)
Framework of stakes with interwoven branches to form a fence (6)
Artistic movement influenced by commerce and the mass media (3,3)
Beg (5)
Black Sea port (6)
Showing envy (7)
PM (7)
PM (9)
Seventeen-syllable poem (5)
Rice dish (7)
Go by (6)
Mammal with four legs (9)
Asia's longest river (7)
Makes a sudden entry or invasion (7)
African country, capital Abuja (7)
Enlarge — explode (4,2)
Lubricated (with drink?) (5)

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