Storm in a -, idiom (6) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% TEACUP Storm in a -, idiom (6) (6)
9% GILDS Needlessly adorns, in an idiom (5) New York Times Oct 11, 2026
9% EYE Storm centre (3) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Oct 9, 2026
9% S Storm centers (1) USA Today Quick Sep 18, 2026
9% EYES Storm centers (4) USA Today Quick Sep 18, 2026
8% SNOWBANK Winter storm pileup (8) Eugene Sheffer Oct 13, 2026
8% SEAWALL Storm surge barrier (7) Boston Globe Mini Oct 11, 2026
8% HOTMINUTE Pretty long time, in an idiom (9) New York Times Sep 29, 2026
8% ANYPORT Traditional storm haven (7) Newsday Sep 29, 2026
8% NUTTY "___ as a fruitcake," idiom that describes someone a bit eccentric (5)
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