Covered With Drops Often Messily Crossword Clue

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- Cover with drops
- Cover with drops, often messily
- Covered with drops often messily
- Fall in drops
- Shower with liquid
- Splash one who has a lovers’ tiff?
- Splash pet rats by mistake

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