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Derived from iron crossword clue


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Thomas Joseph crossword of November 14th, 2014 other clues
Parody
Crew member
— Haute
Menzel of "Frozen"
Tribal leader
Body shop challenges
Will Smith biopic
Convoy truck
Brief drop
Chess pieces
Small bill
Julep need
Position
Like some wines
Tuscan dish
Scottish isle
Nabokov book
Coat rack part
"You bet!"
Heir, often
Bruins legend
Id —
Galoot
City on the Missouri
Visibly shocked
Sanctioned
Comfort food source
Holds back
Southern range
Ticks off
BB, e.g.
William Kent Krueger book
Metal source
Roof feature
Exalted poem
William Kent Krueger book
Lead on
Sounded hoarse
Shoe parts
Hitch
Ocean between Eur. and Amer.
Fried tortilla
Sewing kit collection
Friend of Fozzie
Pate cover
Ticks off
Irish poet
That guy
Collins base

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