Subsequently further behind at sea? (5) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% AFTER Subsequently further behind at sea? (5) (5)
7% ENSUING Subsequent (7) (7) Puzzler Aug 24, 2026
7% NEXT Subsequent (4) (4) Mirror Quick Aug 20, 2026
7% LATER Subsequently (5) The Telegraph Plusword Jul 28, 2026
7% MORE Further (4) The Telegraph Quick Jul 16, 2026
6% ADDED Said further (5) Newsday Aug 25, 2026
6% ADO "Without further ___ . . ." (3) USA Today Aug 14, 2026
6% ADDS Says further (4) Thomas Joseph Aug 14, 2026
6% SADDER Further down? (6) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Aug 7, 2026
6% BUMS Behinds (4) USA Today Aug 4, 2026
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