Crossword-Clue: ABLE TO BE NEGOTIATED OR ARRANGED BY COMPROMISE
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3 letters (1 answer)
6 letters (1 answer)
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9 letters (1 answer)
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- not making or accepting a compromise 55.42%
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- Details to be negotiated 53.52%
- Meetings arranged by parents 53.33%
- ABLE OR FIT TO BE REPEATED OR QUOTED 53.01%
- Dates arranged by friends 52.78%
- Agent who negotiated Letterman's NBC-to-CBS move 52.63%
- Subject of an 1820 compromise 52.63%
- Able to be perceived by touch 52.63%
- all the letters arranged in order 52.50%
- Able to cause shock at any moment 52.50%
- Ones arranged by class 52.17%
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The crossword clue “ABLE TO BE NEGOTIATED OR ARRANGED BY COMPROMISE” appears in a wide range of crossword puzzles. Over time, several answers have been used to solve this clue, depending on context, difficulty level, and word length. Based on usage frequency and common crossword patterns, the most relevant answers are IOEL, MASSASOIT, OVITZ.
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