Octopus Weapon Kept In Pen Crossword Clue

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- Blacken
- Blotting-paper stain
- Drinks a little printer fluid
- Fluid found in pen, or penknife on reflection
- If a pen is a weapon, the ammo is in painkillers
- Octopus defence used in Helsinki
- Octopus liquid

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