What Steve Earle used from a "Snake" Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% OIL What Steve Earle used from a "Snake" (3)
6% HISS Sound from a kettle or a snake (4) LA Times Daily Aug 16, 2026
6% SKIN What a snake sheds (4) USA Today Jun 14, 2026
5% ANACONDA Huge snake (8) Premier Sunday Aug 30, 2026
5% BOAS Snakes that squeeze (4) Newsday Aug 26, 2026
5% BOA Big snake (3) Puzzler Backwords Aug 26, 2026
5% COBRA Hooded snake (5) Thomas Joseph Aug 24, 2026
5% PAW What a dog uses to shake (3) New York Times Aug 23, 2026
5% THEE What you used to be? (4) The Atlantic Aug 22, 2026
5% EEL Snake-like fish that is not related to snakes (3)
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