Pain caused by former Wimbledon champion grabbing first of titles - Crossword Clue

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6 letter answer(s) to pain caused by former wimbledon champion grabbing first of titles

STITCH
  1. a link or loop or knot made by an implement in knitting, crocheting, embroidery, or sewing
  2. a sharp spasm of pain in the side resulting from running
  3. fasten by sewing; do needlework

Other crossword clues with similar answers to 'Pain caused by former Wimbledon champion grabbing first of titles'

Card
Close to tears, short person in pain from running
Darn idiot in school
Darn pain!
Garter, running or saddle?
Hilarious person
Holy person getting with it at church can be a pain
Idiot in school's a pain
If dropped it may start a run, or it may stop one
In contrast, it changes tack
It could be plain one's naked without one
It helps to heal and keeps you from running
Knit or purl
Laugh maker
Maybe tack on a bit of savings by the little guy
Output of sewer a running sore?
Pain in the side
Pain in the side brought on by exercise
Pain in the side caused by exercise
Pain, one produced by needle?
Riot
Runner's problem
Sewing loop
Sharp pain in the side
Small, small person is a pain
Suture
Ultimately devious, little chap a local pain?
Very funny person
Zigzag, e.g.

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