In returning communique, I'd nominate French, my Lord - Crossword Clue

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Below are possible answers for the crossword clue In returning communique, I'd nominate French, my Lord.

3 letter answer(s) to in returning communique, i'd nominate french, my lord

EAT
  1. cause to deteriorate due to the action of water, air, or an acid; "The acid corroded the metal"; "The steady dripping of water rusted the metal stopper in the sink"
  2. eat a meal; take a meal; "We did not eat until 10 P.M. because there were so many phone calls"; "I didn't eat yet, so I gladly accept your invitation"
  3. take in food; used of animals only; "This dog doesn't eat certain kinds of meat"; "What do whales eat?"
  4. take in solid food; "She was eating a banana"; "What did you eat for dinner last night?"
  5. use up (resources or materials);
  6. worry or cause anxiety in a persistent way; "What's eating you?"

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Absorb, as a cost
Absorb, as a loss
Absorb, as costs
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Banquet on
Become full
Bolt down
Bolt, perhaps
Bother, with "at"
Break a fast
Break bread
Chew out
Chow down
Clean a plate
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Consume meal, beginning to end
Consume something vegetarians avoid first off
Consume what makes you ’ot
Consume what vegetarians avoid? Not at first
Corrode
Cutthroat
Devour
Devour ham, say, heading off
Devour pork for example leaving starter
Devour pork for instance without starter
Devour steak for example without starter
Dig in
Dig into
Dine
Dine in hot weather in Albert Square?
Dine in Meath
Dinner table exhortation
Discommode, with "at"
Do lunch
Do some carbo-loading, e.
Down
Down a submarine, say
Drop down one's throat
End a fast
Enjoy a buffet
Enjoy, with "up"
Eradicated origin of constituency trouble
Erode, with "into"
Fast no more
Feed on
Fill one's stomach
Fill the bill?
Fill up on
Get down
Get into a stew?
Get stuck with, as the co
Gobble up
Grab a bite
Graze
Have
Have a beef?
Have a bite
Have a date
Have a date, say
Have a date?
Have a meal in Chelsea trattoria
Have a meal, warm, without husband
Have beef perhaps, but no starter
Have breakfast
Have chicken, maybe, but no starter
Have lunch with tenants occasionally
Have piece of cake, a treat
Have something
Have supper
In essence, a tree swallow
Ingest
Knock back Venture Sea Scout's terms
Leather covers put away
Listen to one's gut?
Listen to your gut?
Lunch on
Lunch, e.g.
Mother's cry at a dinner
Mother's directive
Mother's urging at the di
Munch
Munch? European artist that’s empty
Nag (at)
No longer fast
Nosh
Not fast
Pack away
Pack it in, so to speak
Partake of
Pecking order?
Polish off
Proceed after grace
Put away
Put away celebrity magazine hiding cover
Put away one's groceries
Reduce the fare?
Satisfy the munchies
Scoff
Scoff as leader eliminated from qualifier
Snack
Sup
Swallow
Swallow departs with every other one going west
Swallow starts to execute acrobatic turn
Take a loss on, so to spe
Take food
Take in
Take in American in Spielberg film
Take in husband evicted in period of arousal
Take in sci-fi film about aliens primarily
Take in some Venice attractions
Take in tenants every so often
Take sides?
Take the cake?
Tuck away
Tuck in
Use (up), as savings
Use (up), as time
Use a knife and fork
Vex, with "at"
Wolf down
Wolf, say
Work on a platter
Work on a submarine
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