Dog Devoured Clergyman Crossword Clue

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CURATE
- A cuter sort of vicar’s assistant
- Assistant clergyman
- Assistant priest
- Clergyman
- Dog devoured clergyman
- Member of the clergy
- Priest’s assistant
INTOTO
- As a whole
- Completely devoured by Dorothy’s dog?
- Entirely within Dorothy’s dog
- Otto in confusion completely

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