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Crossword clues for One with plots:

SCHEMER: Plotting one
HOES: Turns over in one's plot?
SCHEMER: One creating plots
SCHEMER: One with plots
HOE: One leaving plot holes
MAP: Need one to plot next gig
MAPPER: One may be plotting
SCHEMER: One hatching a plot
ACRE: One in a plot?
DEED: One describing the plot
READER: One involved in a plot?
UNDERTAKER: One working on a plot
TRIANGLE: One of the traditional plots in fiction.
HOE: One working on a plot
SCHEMERS: Ones cooking up a plot
CINDERELLASTORY: One of the most popular Hollywood plots.
DATAANALYST: One who might create a scatter plot
REALTOR: One who deals with a lot of plots
ACRE: One of 18 in a White House plot
TRIP: Much of the plot of "Little Miss Sunshine" takes place on one
PAGE: One that may be turned to advance the plot?
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