Used To Hold A Letter Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 12-12-2017
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- Bill is seen through the window of this housing
- Container for a letter
- Covering for a letter
- It might be opened reluctantly if Bill is inside
- Letter-holder
- Used to hold a letter
- Wrapper

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