Mantle worn by ancient Romans (4) Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% TOGA Mantle worn by ancient Romans (4) (4) Puzzler Nov 4, 2024
7% CHARIOT Ancient Roman vehicle (7) (7) Puzzler Sep 9, 2025
7% LATIN Language of the ancient Romans (5) (5)
7% BIGA Ancient Roman chariot (4) (4)
7% TOGAE Ancient Roman wraps (5)
7% OVID Ancient Roman poet (4) Commuter Jun 4, 2025
6% OLD Ancient (3) Commuter Aug 14, 2025
6% AGED Ancient (4) The Telegraph Cross Atlantic Aug 6, 2025
6% MANOR Ancient estate of roman origin (5) (5)
6% IDES Ancient Roman calendar day (4) (4) The Guardian Quick Jul 17, 2025

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