I spot a strange idiom (6) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% PATOIS I spot a strange idiom (6) (6)
7% ALIEN Strange (5) LA Times Daily Oct 24, 2026
7% ODD Strange (3) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Oct 11, 2026
7% GILDS Needlessly adorns, in an idiom (5) New York Times Oct 11, 2026
7% HOWODD "Strange ..." (6) Eugene Sheffer Oct 2, 2026
6% ITSODD "Hmm, strange" (6) LA Times Daily Nov 1, 2026
6% LOBES Spots for earrings (5) Stan Newman 2 Minute Mini Nov 1, 2026
6% DENS Secluded spots (4) Newsday Oct 31, 2026
6% SEATS Parking spots? (5) New York Times Oct 30, 2026
6% COOKS Too many ___ (kitchen idiom) (5) New York Times Mystery Mini Oct 28, 2026
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