Demolished Entire Can Of Fruit Crossword Clue

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- Demolished entire can of fruit
- Fruit in a recent concoction
- Fruit produces nectar-wine without water initially
- Kind of peach
- Nine cater badly with fruit
- Peach variety
- Smooth peach

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