Leader of Rhode Island Rebellion, 1842. Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% DORR Leader of Rhode Island Rebellion, 1842. (4)
7% MUTINY Rebellion on a ship (6) Commuter Jul 22, 2026
7% RIPUP Rhode Island youngster's tear (3,2) (5) The Sun Two Speed Jun 29, 2026
6% TEENANGST Cause of adolescent rebellion, perhaps (9) New York Times Midi Aug 6, 2026
6% OCEANSTATE Rhode Island, with 'the' (10) New York Times Jan 17, 2023
6% CONNECTICUT RHODE ISLAND (11)
6% RODI Island of Rhodes: It. (4)
6% REDS Rhode Island ___ (4)
6% SHAYS Rebellion leader (5)
5% IMAM Muslim leader (4) Universal Aug 5, 2026
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