- - Aluminum wrap for leftover food
- - Aluminum ....
- - Aluminum sheet that shouldn't be put in a microwave
- - Aluminum sandwich wrap
- - Aluminum wrap for leftovers
- - Aluminum wrap
- - Aluminum sheet in the kitchen
- - Aluminum product in the kitchen
- - Aluminum ...... (kitchen wrap)
- - Aluminum sheet
- - Aluminum product
- - Aluminum food wrap
- - Aluminum product that sparks in the microwave
- - ruin, as an evil scheme
- - Sword made from thin sheet of metal
- - lining for a sheet-pan dinner
- - defeat flotilla occasionally
- - Light weapon in fencing
- - Wrap on Hershey's Kisses
- - a sword to parry
- - a type of fencing sword
- - Prevent, as a plan
- - Thin metal blade
- - Fine lubricant for sword
- - metallic food wrap
- - Frustrate using sword
- - clipped folder contains zip sheet
- - there are three weapons in the sport of fencing épée, ... and sabre.
- - Frustrate, thwart
- - thwart with silver paper
- - Frustrate, as an evil scheme
- - sword made of silver paper?
- - Wrapping for a Hershey's Kiss
- - olympics fencing event
- - Metal on a roll
- - Reynold's wrap
- - Shiny sandwich wrap
- - Wrap on a roll
- - Thwart — sword
- - Thin metal used for wrapping food
- - Thin metal sheet
- - Thin flexible metal sheet
- - Leftover holder
- - It can cover your lunch
- - Hinder — prevent
- - Frustrate — sword
- - Cover-up for leftovers
- - Character for contrast
- - Candy wrapper
- - Barbecue requirement
- - Aluminium kitchen wrap
- - Aluminium ..........
- - Burrito wrap
- - Shiny kitchen wrap
- - Thin sheet of metal
- - Kitchen covering
- - Frustrate
- - Stymie
- - The creature, to Dr. Frankenstein
- - Kiss wrapping
- - Prevent the success of
- - Fencing sword
- - Hershey's Kiss covering
- - Prevent, as a plot
- - Olympic weapon
- - Wrap hamper
- - Saber relative
- - Counter balance?
- - Parry with fencing sword
- - Force to lubricate weapon
- - Tin wrap
- - It doesn't go in the microwave
- - Thwart or frustrate
- - Sword from thin metal sheet
- - Chocolate kiss wrap
- - Scotch sword
- - Odie, to Garfield
- - Fencing sword with a button on the tip
- - Straight man with a comic partner is Scotch
- - Covering for leftovers
- - Alternative to saran wrap
- - Impede, as a plot
- - Kitchen wrap
- - Fencing option
- - Defeat with thin metal sword
- - Painting on fine metallic sheet
- - Wrap for leftover food
- - Wrap for leftovers
- - pe relative
- - Fencing blade
- - Counter sword
- - Duel-purpose tool
- - Prevent from succeeding
- - Épée relative
- - Outwit
- - Shiny song off "Mandatory Fun"?
- - Straight man
- - Shiny wrap
- - Comic's sidekick
- - Kitchen roll
- - Sheet metal?
- - Metal wrap
- - What booze can do to a singer's performance
- - Urge Overkill "Tin ......"
- - Canucks Tin ...... Phoenix
- - Microwave no-no
- - Flexible weapon
- - Food wrap
- - Wrap in sheets
- - Scotch
- - Reynolds wrap
- - Counterpart, in drama
- - Gold leaf, essentially
- - Wrap in the freezer
- - Roast wrap
- - Straight man, for a comedian
- - Flexible sword
- - Straight man, e.g.
- - Sword for a fencer
- - Comedic straight man
- - Light sword
- - Dueler's weapon
- - Abbott, to Costello, e.g.
- - Baking sheet
- - Straight man in comedy
- - Four-sided blade
- - Thin sheet
- - Épée alternative
- - Thwart the villain
- - Mirror backing
- - Wrapping for food
- - Blunt-pointed rapier
- - Metallic paper
- - Checkmate
- - Outfox
- - Stooge
- - Tin
- - Duel tool
- - Dueling weapon
- - Fencing tool
- - Fencing weapon
- - Rapier
- - Keep from happening
- - Thwart
- - Patsy
- - Deter
- - Discomfit
- - Prevent
- - It's a wrap
- - 'That's a wrap!'
- - Sabotage
- - Defeat
- - thwart, as a plan
- - Outwit with sword
- - light slender flexible sword tipped by a button
- - Metal food wrap
- - thin metal food wrapping
- - frustrate by using very thin sheet?
- - kiss wrapper
- - Wrapper used to keep food fresh
- - Fencing sword for targeting the opponent's torso
- - The only weapon in women's Olympic fencing events before 1996
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