Ordinary model's lowly successor gets protected status (sexually ambivalent turn) — Crossword Clue

Last seen 17th July 2008Guardian Cryptic

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The answer to “Ordinary model's lowly successor gets protected status (sexually ambivalent turn)” is SAFETYBICYCLE (13 letters).

We last saw “Ordinary model's lowly successor gets protected status (sexually ambivalent turn)” in Guardian Cryptic on 17th July 2008.

The 13-letter answer for “Ordinary model's lowly successor gets protected status (sexually ambivalent turn)” is SAFETYBICYCLE.

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