Small Amounts Crossword Clue

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Possible answers to small amounts

DITES
- Small amounts
SIPPING
- Drinking small amounts
- Drinking very slowly
- of Sip
SIP
- Agassi prefers to show a little taste
- Dainty drop
- Drink daintily
- Drink delicately
- Drink gingerly
- Drink in small amounts
- Drink in small mouthfuls
SUP
- Dine (on)
- Dine late
- Drink in small amounts
- Eat the evening meal
- Have a meal
- Have dinner
- Light repast

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