Britain's queen, 1702–14. Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% ANNE Britain's queen, 1702–14. (4)
95% TALENT Britain's Got ____ (6) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Sep 7, 2026
90% SNOG Kiss, in Britain (4) Newsday Jul 26, 2026
90% LOO The head of Britain? (3) The Atlantic Jul 15, 2026
85% LEDA Spartan queen (4) Eugene Sheffer Sep 17, 2026
85% HOMER Poet in with queen (5) The Telegraph Toughie Sep 16, 2026
85% THRONE It's fit for a queen (6) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Sep 15, 2026
85% REGAL Suitable for a queen (5) USA Today Sep 14, 2026
85% HERA Queen on Olympus (4) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Sep 9, 2026
85% PRAM Baby buggy in Britain (4) USA Today Sep 8, 2026
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