Greek love deity (anagram of "sore") Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% EROS Greek love deity (anagram of "sore") (4)
6% TENDER Sore (6) Thomas Joseph Sep 4, 2026
5% RUB Massage, as sore muscles (3)
5% GANESHA Beloved Hindu deity (7) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Sep 3, 2026
5% AAH "Say ___" (anagram of "aha") (3)
5% EYES A sight for sore __ (4) Newsday Aug 31, 2026
5% ADORE Love (5) The Telegraph Plusword Aug 30, 2026
5% NAIAD Nymph that's an anagram of "Diana" (5) Universal Aug 30, 2026
5% VILE Fitting anagram of evil (4) The Atlantic Aug 30, 2026
5% CORN Pressure sore on the foot (4) The Times Concise Aug 29, 2026
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