Literally, "art of softness" Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% JUJITSU Literally, "art of softness" (7)
7% DEE Capital of Denmark, literally (3) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Sep 6, 2026
7% HIPPO "River horse", literally (5) The Telegraph Quick Sep 5, 2026
7% FOXY Artful (4) Newsday Aug 30, 2026
7% ILL Sick, literally or figuratively (3) The Atlantic Aug 28, 2026
7% LIT On fire, literally or figuratively (3) The Atlantic Aug 28, 2026
7% FLUFF Soft down (5) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Aug 16, 2026
7% MIST Soft drizzle (4) Commuter Aug 13, 2026
7% EFFETE Soft and weak (6) Eugene Sheffer Aug 10, 2026
7% ELM Soft hardwood (3) Newsday Aug 7, 2026
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