City liberated by Bolívar, 1819 Crossword Clue

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41 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% BOGOTA City liberated by Bolívar, 1819 (6)
91% SIMON Liberator Bolivar (5)
79% RELEASE Liberate (7) The Telegraph Quick Sep 11, 2025
76% RESCUE Liberate (6) (6) The Sun Mini Oct 7, 2025
76% LEFTIST Liberal-leaning (7) New York Times Sep 28, 2025
76% FREES Liberates (5) Universal Aug 2, 2025
72% LIVERPOOL Liberal donor leaving grand fund for city (9) The Times Sunday Cryptic Aug 17, 2025
72% RELEASED Liberated (8) The Sun Two Speed Jul 5, 2025
72% PAULSIMON Senator Rand/Liberator Bolivar (9) Universal Jan 16, 2019
68% ARTS "Fine" or "Liberal" studies (4)
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