Subject of Sir John Tenniel's art. Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% ALICE Subject of Sir John Tenniel's art. (5)
71% ELTON Sir __ John (5) Commuter Jun 25, 2026
58% ICON Forbidden subject in Islamic art (4) New York Times Jun 5, 2026
58% NUDES Art class subjects (5) LA Times Mini Apr 28, 2026
52% MADAM Sir's counterpart (5) Universal Jul 16, 2026
52% MAAM Sir's counterpart (4) Eugene Sheffer Jul 11, 2026
52% ALEC Sir Guinness (4) Eugene Sheffer Jul 9, 2026
52% VEEP John Adams was the U.S.'s first (4) Universal Jul 6, 2026
52% GUV Sir, to Brits (3) Eugene Sheffer Jun 18, 2026
52% STAG Deer sir? (4) New York Times Jun 8, 2026
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