Crossword-Clue: Narrow piece of land projecting into the sea
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8 letters (1 answer)
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- A narrow point of land projecting into the sea 91.11%
- Narrow strip of land projecting into the sea 90.91%
- Narrow land projections into the sea 85.00%
- A long narrow piece of land projecting out into a sea 84.54%
- A piece of land that projects into the sea 83.72%
- Narrow strip of land jutting into the ocean 78.16%
- LAND projecting into the sea 77.78%
- A narrow piece of land stretching out into the sea, lake, etc. 77.67%
- area of land jutting out into the sea 74.07%
- Bit of land jutting into the sea 73.68%
- PIECE of land jutting out into sea 71.79%
- Narrow projection of land into the sea 70.73%
- Narrow strip of land extending into the sea from the mainland 66.67%
- Land jutting into the sea 66.67%
- A STRIP OF LAND PROJECTING INTO A BODY OF WATER 65.93%
- POINT of land running out into the sea 65.85%
- Speck of land in the sea 64.71%
- narrow strip of land connecting two areas of land 64.52%
- Specks of land in the sea 63.77%
- narrow channel connecting two areas of sea 62.79%
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