Rose came back to take the pug out (3,2) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% GOTUP Rose came back to take the pug out (3,2) (5)
6% AWOKE Came to (5) Thomas Joseph Sep 30, 2026
6% TSO Take-out general (3) Wall Street Journal Sep 26, 2026
6% SEE Take out, in a way (3)
6% REPO Take back, for short (4) New York Times Sep 16, 2026
6% ISA "Rose -- rose ..." (3) Thomas Joseph Sep 15, 2026
6% EMO Genre for Taking Back Sunday (3) New York Times Midi Sep 12, 2026
6% WOKE Came to (4) Universal Sep 11, 2026
6% ENTERED Came in (7) Thomas Joseph Aug 28, 2026
6% FLEA Bug on a pug (4) New York Times Aug 26, 2026
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