SHARK

SHARK


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Word: shark
Phonetic: /ʃɑːk/
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A scaleless, predatory fish of the superorder Selachimorpha, with a cartilaginous skeleton and 5 to 7 gill slits on each side of its head.
To fish for sharks.


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Jaws menace
Jaws star
Jaws terror
The ___: Greg Norman
West Side Story character
West Side Story gang member
West Side Story hood
Jaws peril
Amity menace
Aquatic predator
Benchley creature
California hockey player
Card ___ (poker cheat
Danger in dangerous waters
Dogfish or hammerhead
Dogfish
Expert swindler
Great white
Greg Normans nickname
Hammerhead
Hustler
Hyundais Tiburon is Spanish for this fish
Its jaws give pause
James Woods TV series
Jump the ___
Loan ___
Mako or hammerhead
Normans nickname
Ocean predator
One attracting considerable interest?
Pool hall pro
Pool hustler
Predator
Predatory lender
Predatory person
Predatory sort
Predatory type
Remoras host
Remoras ride
Scaleless fish
Shakedown artist
Smooth-skinned swimmer
Spineless predator
The Fonz jumped one
Unscrupulous lender
Usurer
Whiz
Zappa The Yellow ___
Porbeagle.
Brilliant person: Slang.
ANGELFISH?
Marine fish
Marine menace
Expert: Slang.
Loan or card man
Star of Jaws
Hammerhead, e.g.
Loan follower
Jaws fish
Dangerous person to play against for money
Jet fighter?
Reason for a beach closing
Menace in 106-Down
*Fish fork
Large ferocious fish
Predatory fish
See 19
See 4
21-Across carrier
Ferocious creature getting class finally to listen
Shear predator
Lifeguards shout
Quiet refuge for animals and fish
Not that keen on high mural hiding famous gardens
Large voracious fish
Financial swindler is hard to find in a Channel Island?
Fish from quiet boat
Voracious fish
Fish in Jaws
Jet fighter?
Pool expert
Member of a West Side Story gang
Finned predator
Great white fish
Danger in "Jaws"
Swindler at the pool table
Baby
Lender you shouldn't trust
Creature not hidden in any of the seven longest Down answers




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