Roman Emperor called "Delight of Mankind." Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% TITUS Roman Emperor called "Delight of Mankind." (5)
6% NERO Infamous Roman emperor (4) The Telegraph Mini Sep 23, 2026
5% GLAD Delighted (4) Commuter Sep 19, 2026
5% OOH Sound of delight (3) Thomas Joseph Sep 19, 2026
5% HUMANITY Womankind and mankind (8) (8) The Guardian Quick Sep 15, 2026
5% TSAR Russian emperor (4) The Telegraph Quick Sep 7, 2026
5% JOY Delight (3) Thomas Joseph Sep 3, 2026
5% TSARS Bygone emperors (5) Wall Street Journal Sep 2, 2026
5% TACO Tortilla delight (4)
5% BEAM Grin with delight (4)
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