Brits' Christmas birds Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% GEESE Brits' Christmas birds (5) Universal Mar 27, 2021
7% SERVIETTES Napkins, to Brits (10) New York Times Aug 8, 2026
7% NOEL Christmas, in French (4) Universal Aug 7, 2026
7% PLAIT Braid, to a Brit (5) New York Times Mini Aug 3, 2026
7% UNI College, to Brits (3) USA Today Aug 3, 2026
7% BLOODY Brit's blasted (6) Newsday Aug 1, 2026
7% MUM "Mother" to a Brit (3)
7% TATA "Bye-bye!," to a Brit (4) New York Times Midi Jul 30, 2026
7% POINSETTIA Christmas plant (10) Commuter Jul 27, 2026
7% YULE Christmas season (4)

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