Hindi-derived slang for a quick look, originally used by the British army in India (5) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% DEKKO Hindi-derived slang for a quick look, originally used by the British army in India (5) (5)
5% PEEK Quick look (4) Newsday Apr 13, 2026
5% SRI Hindi honorific (3) Wall Street Journal Apr 11, 2026
5% RAJ British rule in India (3) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Mar 31, 2026
5% URDU Alternative to Hindi (4) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Mar 27, 2026
5% HINDI Language used in India (5) Commuter Mar 4, 2026
5% GLANCE Quick look (6) LA Times Daily Feb 19, 2026
4% ELBOW Army joint? (5) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Apr 17, 2026
4% ONELINER Quick joke (8) Commuter Apr 14, 2026
4% ANTS "Army" insects (4) Universal Apr 14, 2026
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