Depletes Crossword Clue

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Possible answers to depletes

RUNSDOWN
- Depletes
USESUP
- Depletes
USES UP
- Depletes (4,2)
EXHAUSTS
- Drains
- Runs out of
- Totally depletes
- Wears out tux as he's dancing
- Wears out tux as he’s dancing

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