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The answer URGES has 215 possible clue(s) in existing crosswords.
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Definitions of urges in various dictionaries:
noun - an instinctive motive
noun - a strong restless desire
verb - force or impel in an indicated direction
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| Impels |
| Prods |
| Spurs |
| Yens |
| Hankerings |
| Pushes |
| Prompts |
| Recommends |
| Irrational motives |
| Hard-to-control impulses |
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