Crossword Clue: ___ girl
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "___ girl"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "___ girl"
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- ___ girl
- Beauty tutorial mag
- "Bachelor of the Year" co-awarder
- Intimate quiz purveyor
- Fashion mag since 1886
- Fashion mag
- Certain cocktail, informally
- Friend of Jerry and George
- Friend of Jerry, Elaine and George
- Friend of Jerry, George, and Elaine
- Friend of Jerry or George
- Fruity cocktail, familiarly
- Fruity vodka cocktail, for short
- Gurley mag?
- Checkout line mag, familiarly
- George Jetson's boss __ G. Spacely
- George Jetson's boss
- First name revealed in the sixth season episode "The Switch"
- Distinguished Canadian service club
- Glamour shelfmate, familiarly
- Hearst mag founded in 1886
- Hearst mag
- Hearst magazine, familiarly
- Jerry and George's buddy
- Jerry and George's TV buddy
- Jerry's neighbor in Seinfeld
- Jerry's neighbor on "Seinfeld"
- Jerry's neighbor
- Jerry's pal on "Seinfeld"
- Jerry's sitcom neighbor
- Jerry's TV neighbor
- Helen Gurley Brown's vehicle, for short
- Cocktail with cranberry juice, informally
- Cocktail with vodka, triple sec, cranberry juice and lime juice
- Drink akin to a Cape Codder
- Pink cocktail, for short
- Pink cocktail, informally
- Pink drink, briefly
- Pink drink, for short
- Pink "Sex and the City" cocktail, for short
- Topper of film
- Topper of "Topper"
- Topper or Kramer
- Topper's first name
- Mr. Spacely's first name on "The Jetsons"
- Mr. Topper of early TV
- Vodka and cranberry juice cocktail, informally
- Vodka cocktail, briefly
- Vodka cocktail, for short
- Vodka cocktail, informally
- Vodka cocktail
- Vodka drink, for short
- Vodka drink, informally
- Vodka, triple sec, cranberry juice, and lime juice, informally
- Vogue competitor, for short
- Quiz mag
- Kramer of "Seinfeld"
- Kramer of 'Seinfeld'
- Kramer of ''Seinfeld''
- Kramer of sitcomdom
- Kramer, on "Seinfeld"
- Kramer on TV
- Kramer or Topper
- Kramer's first name on "Seinfeld"
- Kramer's first name
- Women's mag, for short
- Women's mag, or man's name
- Women's mag with a Bachelor of the Year award
- Women's mag
- Women's magazine, for short
- Women's magazine that once ran a nude centerfold of Burt Reynolds, for short
- Popular Hearst mag
- Popular Hearst mag.
- Popular mixed drink, for short
- Popular women's mag
- Red cocktail, for short
- Redbook rival
- Prefix for naut
- Mag crowning a "Bachelor of the Year"
- Mag famous for sex quizzes
- Mag featuring "Fun Fearless Females"
- Mag known for sex quizzes
- Mag transformed by Helen Gurley Brown
- Mag with a "Bachelor of the Year" contest
- Mag with a "Carnal Counselor" column
- Mag with a "Guy Confessions" feature
- Mag with an award for Fun Fearless Female of the Year
- Mag with an online "Guy Gallery"
- Mag with popular quizzes
- Mag with quizzes
- Mag with relationship quizzes
- Mag with sex quizzes
- World: Comb. form.
- World: Comb. form
- World: Prefix
- "Seinfeld" character Kramer
- "Seinfeld" character
- 'Seinfeld' first name
- "Seinfeld" first name
- Seinfeld friend Kramer
- "Seinfeld" name
- Seinfeld's Kramer
Recent Usage of ___ girl in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used ___ girl in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Washington Post - March 1, 2015
- New York Times - Jan. 5, 2014
- New York Times - Oct. 29, 2013
- New York Times - June 17, 2007
- New York Times - Sept. 16, 2004
- New York Times - July 4, 2002
- New York Times - Dec. 23, 1985
- New York Times - Aug. 15, 1975