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Court figure: Abbr. crossword clue


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Thomas Joseph crossword of November 7th, 2017 other clues
Put up
Challenges
"— had it!"
Recent: Prefix
Trio of myth
Characteristic
Full of energy
Bit of intuition
Election official
"Not — dare!"
Gentle pull
"Honest" president
Some Louvre works
Sturgeon eggs
Twice uno
Dessert fruit
Woodland home
Outdoes
Clickable picture
Road goo
Chiding sound
Intent
Bible boat
Lyricist Gershwin
Supermarket fixture
French student
Dove's desire
Harp's ancestors
Classifies
Smile upon
With no help
Moon of Saturn
Raiser of Cain
Newspaper part
Ruffians
Baseball score
Star in Scorpio
Wind-driven vehicle
Education fundamentals
For all of us
Norse god
Llama's land
Stronghold
With intensity
Soda worker
Drive copies
Matador's foe
Confronts
Indian lute

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