Bracket City - Hints & Answers - Apr 30, 2026
By Praveen L | Last edited
Bracket City #471
All Clues (12)
| Clue | Answer |
|---|---|
| word after [...] or b [...] | |
| place for a t [...] less person's [...] | |
| one might be tough to fol [...] | |
| companion of [...] in a pink packet | |
| [...] th that compels some to order two milkshakes | |
| "___ good to be true" | |
| one is 30.48 cm | |
| Prince's [...] preci [...] ation | |
| eggplant hue | |
| 🤘 mosh ➡️ ___ ⬅️ bull 🐾 | |
| controversial v [...] l | |
| "I ___ you one" |
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