Crossword Clue: They might be used to remove mascara
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- Baby Gays, today
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- Ear swabs
- Ear's spears?
- Chesebrough-Pond's product
- Cotton-on-stick cleaners
- Cotton product
- Cotton swabs originally called Baby Gays
- Cotton swabs
- Cleaners that ought not to hit the drum, if you can help it
- Cleaning cotton
- Canal cleaners trademarked by Unilever
- Canal cleaners?
- Sticks in a bathroom
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- Sticks in the medicine cabinet
- Sticks in the nursery
- Versatile Unilever brand
- Some swabs
- Little swabs
- They cause wax to wane
- They make wax wane
- Wax collectors
- Wax collectors?
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- They might be used to remove mascara
- Swabs in a bathroom
- Swabs
- Unilever brand
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Recent Usage of They might be used to remove mascara in Crossword Puzzles
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- NY Sun - March 21, 2006