| "J'adore les mots croises" language |
USA Today |
14 Sep 2025 |
| Saunders' comedy partner; type of 17 Across |
The Telegraph Cross Atlantic |
05 Aug 2025 |
| Michael _, returned as David Wicks in EastEndets (6) |
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| Official language of Gabon and Togo |
The Times Concise |
12 Jul 2025 |
| Lorraine's language used by comedian Dawn (6) |
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| Fellow Yank, missing with Europeans (6) |
The Guardian Cryptic |
20 Jun 2025 |
| Type of bread or door |
Universal |
04 Jun 2025 |
| Nice language |
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| Stewart of "3rd Rock from the Sun" |
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| UK TV comedy about Cliff's red hens (6,6) |
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| Dawn __ comedian known for her work with Jennifer Saunders (6) |
The Guardian Weekend |
05 Apr 2025 |
| Nationality of Audrey Tautou (6) |
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| In which to talk about windows? (6) |
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| When is an Irish potato not an Irish potato? "When it's a ___ fry!" |
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| It's spoken in Quebec |
The Telegraph Cross Atlantic |
11 Mar 2025 |
| Thinly cut potato chips, ... fries |
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| Language of Dawn? (6) |
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| Language spoken in Quebec (6) |
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| One of Canada's official languages (6) |
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| Dawn _, Jennifer Saunders' comedy partner (6) |
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| The official language of Madagascar, alongside Malagasy (6) |
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| ____ and Saunders, comedy duo |
The Telegraph Cross Atlantic |
22 Jan 2025 |
| ___ fries (also called "chips") (6) |
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| The tongue of a World War One field marshal |
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| Ditch foxtrot for tango from Paris, perhaps |
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| "Three ___ --,two turtle doves" (6,4) |
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| The man taken in by European with points given on the third day? (6,4) |
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| Language of 3rd Rock from the Sun star Mr Stewart (6) |
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| On the third day of Christmas, your true love may send you these three hens from Paris, perhaps |
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| Official language of Congo |
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| (and 3 Down) Fellow pooch lender somehow providing dog (6,6) |
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| From Paris, for example (6) |
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| Word before poodle, pastry or press |
Wall Street Journal |
28 Oct 2024 |
| Gallic |
The Times Concise |
14 Oct 2024 |
| Like leave on the Continent? (6) |
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| Language inspector (6) |
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| Paul Le Guen's nationality (6) |
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| (and 4 Down) Shine in languages (6,6) |
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| European language |
The Times Concise |
09 Aug 2024 |
| Language you'd hear in Lyon, and one of the most commonly spoken languages in the world with around 310 million speakers |
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| The language spoken in Paris |
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| Pardonable language? (6) |
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| ____ windows, a pair of full-length glass doors onto a balcony, garden, etc (6) |
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| Who played the title role in The Vicar Of Dibley? (6) |
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| Word before Open or door |
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| Continental putting this on salad perhaps (6,8) |
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| Comedian and author, Dawn _ (6) |
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| Dawn _, comedian and Murder Most Horrid star (6) |
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| The Gallic Dawn (6) |
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| If you want bread, stick to this (6) |
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| Original language of Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot" (6) |
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| Walls to restrain chef's bad language (6) |
The Guardian Cryptic |
03 May 2024 |
| From Paris, e.g. |
Commuter |
20 Apr 2024 |
| Furniture varnish (6,6) |
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| Language to leave when unauthorised? (6) |
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| Fries toast and mustard dressing |
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| West European language |
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| West European language (6) |
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| Official language of Benin, Gabon and Guinea |
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| Polish, maybe ___ certainly European! (6) |
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| Polish, maybe - certainly European! (6) |
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| When is an Irish potato not an Irish potato? "When it's a ___ fry!" |
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| Dawn _, comedian and The Vicar Of Dibley star (6) |
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| *Language spoken widely in Paris which has its origins in 18a |
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| John —, field marshal who commanded the British Expeditionary Force in France and Belgium from 1914-15 |
Mirror Quiz |
06 Jan 2024 |
| John -, field marshal who commanded the British Expeditionary Force in France and Belgium from 1914-15 |
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| On the third day of Christmas, your true love may send you these three hens from Paris, perhaps |
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| From Marseille perhaps |
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| Small knot made by wrapping the thread around the needle (6) |
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| European language |
Thomas Joseph |
09 Nov 2023 |
| Gallic |
The Guardian Quick |
07 Oct 2023 |
| & 16 Down Une preparation a base d'herbes -- ou un pansement? |
The Telegraph Toughie |
08 Sep 2023 |
| Official language of Senegal |
Universal |
16 Feb 2022 |
| European language |
The Times Concise |
07 Feb 2022 |
| Kind of kiss |
New York Times |
22 Dec 2021 |
| Type of toast at the start of 6 down |
Irish Times Crosaire |
20 Aug 2021 |
| A type of toast, in a manner of speaking |
Irish Times Crosaire |
04 Aug 2021 |
| A Romance language |
Irish Times Simplex |
27 Mar 2021 |
| European chum I'd abandoned by church |
The Telegraph Toughie |
17 Mar 2021 |
| See 64-Across |
Wall Street Journal |
16 Mar 2021 |
| A type of toast, in a manner of speaking |
Irish Times Crosaire |
23 Dec 2020 |
| Word before "toast" or "twist" |
Universal |
29 Nov 2020 |
| "The ___ Connection," 1971 thriller movie starring Gene Hackman and Fernando Rey |
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| Heard in Canada opening 14 across |
Irish Times Crosaire |
04 Aug 2020 |
| Type of toast, in a manner of speaking, in Canada |
Irish Times Crosaire |
29 Jun 2020 |
| European language |
The Times Concise |
09 Jun 2020 |
| Fellow runs with topless servant girl in cross-channel race |
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| A type of toast popular on the sides today |
Irish Times Crosaire |
11 Apr 2020 |
| How one might kiss Dawn? |
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| What the answer at 61-Across is written in |
New York Times |
16 Feb 2020 |
| What the answer at 61-Across is written in |
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| Nice language: it's Nancy's too! |
The Sun Two Speed |
18 Dec 2019 |
| European tongue |
The Sun Two Speed |
18 Dec 2019 |
| Those nice types of characters opening 22 across |
Irish Times Crosaire |
13 Mar 2019 |
| Eggy toast named after a country in Europe |
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| No charge to finish off concert hall in Paris |
Irish Times Crosaire |
25 Feb 2019 |
| Fiercer European clash disheartened European people |
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| Fair amount of 14 across taught in school |
Irish Times Crosaire |
30 Jan 2018 |
| No boat in beachfront, in a manner of speaking |
Irish Times Crosaire |
24 Nov 2017 |
| Edgy type of lingo is all around today, so to speak |
Irish Times Crosaire |
21 Oct 2017 |
| Female to pull wife away |
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| Continental commander of British Expeditionary Force? |
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| Type of toast with all the sides on free lunch |
Irish Times Crosaire |
12 May 2017 |
| A dressing |
Wall Street Journal |
02 Mar 2017 |
| … following her rejection, to embrace nice odd European |
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| Nice people get the first one from 15 across |
Irish Times Crosaire |
10 Oct 2016 |
| Nice language spoken by one of Lorraine's people |
Irish Times Crosaire |
31 Aug 2016 |
| Lyon language |
Eugene Sheffer |
25 Aug 2016 |
| Nice guys? |
The Washington Post |
01 Aug 2016 |
| — Polish; — stick |
The Times Concise |
22 Feb 2016 |
| Bretons leave frontbenchers, in a manner of speaking |
Irish Times Crosaire |
10 Jul 2015 |
| Napoleon's tongue |
Universal |
25 Apr 2015 |
| Language in which 'Carmen' is most often sung |
The Chronicle of Higher Education |
20 Mar 2015 |
| ___ Open (May-June tennis tournament) |
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| Napoleon's tongue |
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| Language in which "Carmen" is most often sung |
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| European to pull female for wife |
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| Language of Gabon |
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| Napoleon's tongue |
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| Q3 |
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| Like some braids |
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| Debbie Harry "___ Kissin'" |
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| Like some braids |
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| They arrived on the third day (with 35-Across) |
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| "Pardon my __" |
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| "Pardon my __" |
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| Word that can precede the starts of 20-, 28-, 46- and 57-Across |
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| People inaccurately adjectivized before a word in 18-, 29-, 46-, and 57-Across |
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| Gallic |
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| With 69-Across, burger go-with |
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| See 51-Across |
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| Napoleon's tongue |
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| Word that can precede the start of 20-, 35-, 43- or 58-Across |
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| Kind of door or poodle |
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| Kind of cuff |
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| Dressing choice |
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| Kind of toast |
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| ___ fries |
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| She wrote "The Women's Room" |
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| Gallic |
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| ___ cuff. |
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| Sculptor of "The Minute-man." |
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| Coty's people. |
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| Sculptor of a famous Lincoln statue. |
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| People of many Cabinet crises. |
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| Premier Schuman's langue du pays. |
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| Maquis. |
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| Language. |
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| Kind of phone |
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| Kind of cuff. |
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| School subject. |
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| ___ horn. |
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| Europeans. |
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