Spiky Plant Eaten By Buffaloes Crossword Clue

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- A herb
- A lily
- Cockney greeting to Vera
- Cosmetics ingredient, ... vera
- Drug yielding plant
- Drug-yielding plant
- Emollient, ... vera

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