Crossword Clue: How to divide things to be fair
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "How to divide things to be fair"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "How to divide things to be fair"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to How to divide things to be fair:
- 50-50, perhaps
- Fifty-fifty
- Half-and-half
- How nine divides numbers whose digits sum to a multiple of nine
- How some estates are divided
- How to divide things to be fair
- How to spread peanut butter in a sandwich
- Equably
- In a balanced manner
- In a balanced way
- In a calm manner
- In a fair manner
- In a fair way
- In a monotone
- In a uniform manner
- In an impartial way
- In equal amounts
- In equal proportion
- In equal shares
- Fair way to divide things up
- Fair way to divide things
- Fair way to divvy things
- Fair way to divvy up loot
- Fair way to share
- Fair way to split something
- Fair way to split
- Fairly
- Serenely.
- With consistency
- With fairness
- With justice
- With nothing left over
- With uniformity
- Without bias
- Without highs and lows
- Without much fluctuation
- Without variation
- Without variations
- Leaving no remainder
- One way to share
- Uniformly
- Smoothly
Recent Usage of How to divide things to be fair in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 27, 2006
