Handel's "Israel in Egpyt," for one Crossword Clue

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40 Potential Answers:

RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% ORATORIO Handel's "Israel in Egpyt," for one (8)
59% ARNE Handel contemporary (4) Newsday Jul 24, 2026
59% MESSIAH Handel oratorio (7) LA Times Daily Jul 12, 2026
54% GOLDA Israel's Meir (5) Wall Street Journal Jul 25, 2026
54% EBAN Abba of Israel (4) Eugene Sheffer Jun 27, 2026
54% TEL __ Aviv, Israel (3) Newsday Jun 23, 2026
54% ELAL Carrier to Israel (4) Wall Street Journal Jun 16, 2026
54% AVIV Tel ___, Israel (4) New York Times Midi Jun 2, 2026
51% MEIR Israel's Golda (4) Eugene Sheffer May 16, 2026
51% EGYPT "Israel in __" (Handel oratorio) (5)
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