Puts In Place Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 12-09-2018
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Possible answers to puts in place

SETS
- Becomes firm
- Court victories
- Groups of games in tennis
- Hardens
- In tennis, groups of at least six games counting towards the result
- Puts in place
- Solidifies
NEATENS
- Makes more orderly
- Puts back in place
- Spruces up
- Tidies
- Tidies up
- Tidies up what Anne set out
REINSTATES
- Put back in place
- Puts back in old job
- Puts back in place
- Restores to office
- Returns to office to lead nations

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