Small growth on the skin caused by a virus (4) Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% WART Small growth on the skin caused by a virus (4) (4)
8% VIRAL Caused by a virus (5)
6% TREE Grove growth (4) Thomas Joseph Sep 6, 2025
6% FRECKLES Small brownish spots on the skin (8) The Times Concise Aug 30, 2025
6% TOENAIL Low growth (7) LA Times Daily Aug 23, 2025
6% ANTI Prefix with "biotic" and "virus" (4)
6% HIDE Skin (4) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Aug 4, 2025
6% MOLD Bread growth (4) Universal Aug 4, 2025
6% ROSACEA Skin condition that causes facial flushing (7) New York Times Jul 24, 2025
6% EBOLA Dreaded virus (5) Universal Jul 15, 2025
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