Be folded over. 3 letters

Crossword clues for Be folded over. 3 letters

Answer	Clue
LEG	Folding part of a folding table
LAP	Be folded over.
ENC	In the fold, say: Abbr.
COT	Something folded in a closet
MAD	Magazine with a fold-in inside back cover
PLY	Fold.
SEE	Forego folding
BEN	Rock's Harper or Folds
EWE	Female in the fold
HEM	Fold back and sew down
EWE	Her children, not laundry, get folded
EWE	Fold female
LAP	Fold of a garment.
PLY	Fold or plait.
LEA	Field for the fold
TRI	Start to fold?
COT	Folding bed
BAA	Fold call
BEN	Folds of music
HEM	Fold back and sew
EWE	She's in the fold
LAP	Fold over
TRI	Fold opening
EWE	One in a fold
COT	Fold-out bed
MOE	Choose from any number of magazines / Who do you want to be? Billy Idol or Kool ____ Dee? (Ben Folds Five lyric)
TRI	Prefix with fold
OGI	Japanese folding fan.
BAA	Sound from the fold
LAP	Fold.
COT	It folds for easy storage
LEA	Where a fold may be found
SEE	Neither fold nor raise
RNA	It can be folded in a technique called "origami" in nanotech
BAA	Fold cry
BAA	Sound from a fold
LEA	Field for a fold
COT	Folded sleeper
TRI	Beginning to fold?
EWE	One in the fold
BEN	Folds or Franklin
MAD	Magazine with a satirical "fold-in" back cover
EWE	Female in a fold
MAD	Magazine featuring a Fold-In
EWE	One of the fold
ATM	Folding green robot, for short
RAM	Fold father
COT	Bed that folds
BEN	Folds in music
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