English stylist (1839–1894). Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% PATER English stylist (1839–1894). (5)
12% SALON Stylist's spot (5) Thomas Joseph Sep 14, 2026
12% GEL Stylist's goo (3) New York Times Mini Sep 12, 2026
12% HAIRDOS Jobs for stylists (7) USA Today Aug 6, 2026
12% HAIR Stylist's specialty (4) Newsday Aug 2, 2026
10% GOK TV stylist Mr Wan (3) (3) The Sun Mini Jul 18, 2026
10% TRIM Quick job for a stylist (4) Universal Jun 21, 2026
9% DORSET English county (6) The Telegraph Quick Sep 14, 2026
9% TED Russian : Fedya :: English : __ (3) Newsday Sep 12, 2026
9% ERSE Language is Queen's English (4) The Telegraph Cryptic Sep 10, 2026
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