Bill of divorce, in Jewish law Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% GET Bill of divorce, in Jewish law (3)
6% NISI Divorce decree (4) The Telegraph Quick Sep 19, 2026
5% YESHIVAS Jewish schools (8) Eugene Sheffer Oct 6, 2026
5% LICIT Lawful (5) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Oct 5, 2026
5% NAOMI Actress Watts of "Le Divorce" (5) LA Times Mini Oct 5, 2026
5% RABBI Jewish leader (5) Puzzler Backwords Oct 4, 2026
5% ISRAELITES Ancient Jewish tribe (10) (10) The Sun Mini Oct 4, 2026
5% ONE Small bill (3) Thomas Joseph Oct 2, 2026
5% COO Bill's partner (3) Eugene Sheffer Oct 1, 2026
5% YMHA Jewish community org. (4) Wall Street Journal Sep 30, 2026
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