Bring On Oneself Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 01-05-2018
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- Accept consequences in having vicious dog
- Attract (penalty)
- Attract trendy dog
- Be subject to (penalty)
- Become liable for
- Become liable for fashionable dog
- Become liable for trendy mongrel

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