Employ a layabout? Only partly true Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% LOYAL Employ a layabout? Only partly true (5) The Telegraph Cryptic May 7, 2019
5% THATSALIE "Not true!" (9) Premier Sunday Sep 7, 2025
5% ACCURATE True (8) Newsday Aug 30, 2025
5% USE Employ (3) Eugene Sheffer Aug 27, 2025
5% ACTUAL True (6) Puzzler Backwords Aug 27, 2025
5% USES Employs (4) USA Today Aug 26, 2025
5% HIRE Employ (4) Eugene Sheffer Aug 22, 2025
5% ITISSO "True that!" (6) Universal Aug 22, 2025
5% ITIS "True!" (4) USA Today Aug 14, 2025
5% HIRED Employed (5) Commuter Aug 8, 2025

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