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Clay mineral also called sepiolite used to make tobacco pipes (10) Crossword Clue Answer
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The answer to "Clay mineral also called sepiolite used to make tobacco pipes (10)" is MEERSCHAUM (10 letters).
Where did the crossword clue "Clay mineral also called sepiolite used to make tobacco pipes (10)" appear?
This clue appeared in Mirror Quiz Crossword on November 1, 2026. Use the full puzzle page to review every Across and Down clue.