Lola Delaney's lost dog in a 1950 play Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% SHEBA Lola Delaney's lost dog in a 1950 play (5)
6% SS Carvey or Delaney (2) USA Today Quick Aug 11, 2026
6% DANA Carvey or Delaney (4) USA Today Quick Aug 11, 2026
5% IKE 1950s prez (3) LA Times Daily Aug 2, 2026
5% BOOMER Child of the 1950s (6) Thomas Joseph Jul 22, 2026
5% ATSEA Lost (5) The Atlantic Jul 19, 2026
5% GONE Lost (4) LA Times Daily Jul 16, 2026
5% WARRENG Bugs Bunny, to Lola? (7) New York Times Midi Jul 11, 2026
5% POLIO Target of a 1950s vaccine (5) USA Today Jul 6, 2026
5% AIRBUD Film with a basketball-playing dog (6) TV Jul 5, 2026
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