Pub Counter Workers Crossword Clue

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BARMAIDS
- Pub counter workers
- Tavern wenches
BAR
- A rod
- Alehouse
- Cake (of soap)
- Chart type
- Chocolate block
- Counter
- Counter in a pub

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