Rozovsky play, based on a Tolstoy story Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% STRIDER Rozovsky play, based on a Tolstoy story (7)
5% ANNA Tolstoy's "___ Karenina" (4)
4% TWO Binary base (3) Thomas Joseph Sep 28, 2026
4% MOVIESCORE One plays in "Toy Story 5" (10) Universal Sep 27, 2026
4% WAR Tolstoy title subject (3) Newsday Sep 25, 2026
4% TALE Story (4) The Telegraph Mini Sep 25, 2026
4% TEN Decimal base (3) LA Times Daily Sep 23, 2026
4% URN Vase with a base (3) New York Times Sep 22, 2026
4% ACID Base's neutralizer (4) Commuter Sep 22, 2026
4% OATMEAL *Porridge base (7) Universal Sep 21, 2026
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