Definitions
Long, narrow ditches dug in the ground.
Used in a sentence
“Anderson: We've all reviewed your reports, seen the data you collected, but it's all just theory to us. Anderson: You've been there. In the trenches. Fighting them. You know what they're capable of.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Deep ditches”8 letters
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