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1916 Battle Which More Than One Million Men Were Killed And Wounded Including 23 000 Australians Crossword Clue and Answers List
| Rate | Answer | Clue |
| SOMME | 1916 battle which more than one million men were killed and wounded, including 23,000 Australians | |
| ANOTHER | One more | |
| MEGAWATT | One million watts | |
| FALLEN | Killed in battle | |
| AGAIN | One more time | |
| ADDITIONAL | More | |
| LINEAR | One-dimensional | |
| LINEAL | One-dimensional | |
| BILLIONTH | 1,000,000,000th | |
| UNILATERAL | One-sided | |
| PAST | One-time | |
| WAIT | One-time | |
| BLINKERED | One-eyed | |
| BIAS | One-sidedness | |
| CONFLICT | Battle | |
| BIASED | One-sided | |
| UNEQUAL | One-sided | |
| ELSE | More | |
| NOBODY | No-one | |
| ERSTWHILE | One-time | |
| UNIQUE | One-off | |
| UNREPEATABLE | One-off | |
| WAR | Battle | |
| WITTICISMS | One-liners | |
| SORE | Wounded | |
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