Social Blunder Crossword Clue

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Possible answers to social blunder

GAFFE
- Blooper
- Boo-boo
- Clanger
- Faux pas
- Gaffer has no right to make clumsy mistake
- Keeping affection hidden is a mistake
- Old-timer dropped end, making a blunder
PAS
- Ballet step
- Begin with perfectly acceptable step in ballet
- Blunder, faux ...
- Dad’s in step
- Gaffe, faux ...
- Grampa Simpson demonstrates ballet step
- Indiscretion, faux ...

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