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What rhymes with prate and means not cricked?

This is a tricky one! Let's break down the clues:

* "Rhymes with prate": This means we need a word that sounds like "prate" (like "fate" or "late").

* "Means not cricked": This is a bit ambiguous. "Cricked" usually refers to a stiff neck or muscle, but it could also be a slang term for something else.

Here are some possibilities, depending on the intended meaning of "not cricked":

If "cricked" means stiff neck/muscle:

* Straight - This rhymes with "prate" and means not bent or twisted.

* Plate - While not a perfect rhyme, it's close enough and could refer to a smooth, flat surface (not cricked like a neck).

If "cricked" has a slang meaning:

* State - This rhymes with "prate" and could mean a condition or situation. If "cricked" means something negative, "state" could mean the opposite.

Without more context, it's hard to give a definitive answer. Can you provide any more information about what "not cricked" means in this situation?

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