Where Charles V defeated Francis I, 1525 Crossword Clue

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RankAnswerLengthSourceDate
98% PAVIA Where Charles V defeated Francis I, 1525 (5)
5% MINGUS Charles of jazz (6) Commuter Jul 21, 2026
5% OUTSCORE Defeat in competition (8) New York Times Jul 19, 2026
5% OWNED Completely defeated (5) New York Times Jul 17, 2026
5% VERY The "V" in VIP (4)
5% GEESE V formation flyers (5) Universal Jul 13, 2026
5% SCHOOLED Masterfully defeated (8) Newsday Jul 11, 2026
5% L Soccer defeat (1) USA Today Quick Jul 11, 2026
5% BEAT Defeated (4) Newsday Jul 7, 2026
5% ROUT Defeat decisively (4) USA Today Jul 4, 2026
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