Grinder For A Mortar Crossword Clue

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- A tool for crushing substances in a mortar
- An instrument for crushing and grinding grain etc. in a mortar
- Crushing instrument
- Culinary aid, mortar and ...
- Grinder for a mortar
- Grinding tool
- Mortar and ...

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