Crossword Clue: They're often caught and passed around
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Possibly related crossword clues for "They're often caught and passed around"
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- Attendance preventers
- Ailments for which there is no known cure
- Causes of coughs
- Causes of much absenteeism
- Causes of some absences
- Common ailments
- Common bugs
- Common illnesses
- Common maladies
- Common woes
- Certain bugs
- Bugs often caught
- Transmittable ailments
- Winter hazards
- Winter maladies
- Winter woes
- Reasons for sneezin'
- Mild winter ailments
- No cure for these!
- Respiratory infections
- Problems treated by Theraflu
- Nose woes
- These are easy to catch
- They may be spread around the office
- They result from catching bugs
- They're common in winter
- They're common
- They're easily caught
- They're easy to catch
- They're not hard to catch
- They're often caught and passed around
- They're spread in schools
- Unpleasant things to pass around
- Seasonal ailments
- Sneezin' reason
- Sniffling maladies
Recent Usage of They're often caught and passed around in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 22, 2018