Crossword Clue: "She sells seashells" speech problem
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- A computer programming lang.
- Be challenged by one's sisters?
- A speech affliction
- Beth for Bess, e.g.
- Baby-talk characteristic
- Baby-talk trait
- Baby talk
- Cause of thuds for suds
- Favor a "th" sound
- Certain speech defect
- Certain speech impediment
- Feature of Cindy Brady's speech
- Challenge for a speech coach
- Challenge for a speech therapist
- It makes a sinner thinner?
- Childlike speech
- Childlike vocal affectation
- Child's speech, often
- Emulate Daffy duck
- Emulate Sylvester J. Pussycat
- Difficulty with exercise?
- Hung up on esses
- Cindy Brady feature
- Cindy Brady had one
- Cindy Brady's impediment
- Cindy Brady's was cute
- Discuss thickness with a doctor?
- Have a hard time producing sausage?
- Have a problem ordering sirloin steak?
- Have a problem with one's sister, say?
- Have ess trouble
- Have trouble saying "S"
- Have trouble saying "Sorry"?
- Have trouble saying the letter "s"
- Have trouble with assessors?
- Have trouble with chess?
- Have trouble with dismissals?
- Have trouble with esses
- Have trouble with sass?
- Have trouble with sassafras?
- Have trouble with scissors, say
- Have trouble with siblings?
- Have trouble with "sisters," maybe?
- Have trouble with sisters?
- Have trouble with Sisyphus?
- Have trouble with S's
- Have trouble with stress?
- Have trouble with the "missus"?
- Do a Daffy Duck impression
- Do a homophobic impersonation, say
- Imitate Daffy Duck
- Imitate Elmer Fudd
- Imperfect speech
- Job for a speech coach
- Daffy characteristic
- Daffy Duck feature
- Daffy Duck has one
- Daffy Duck talk
- Daffy Duck trademark
- Daffy Duck trait
- Daffy Duck's challenge
- Daffy Duck's impediment
- Daffy trademark
- Daffy's difficulty
- Daffy's impediment
- Fail to sibilate
- Tongue twister
- Topic in speech therapy
- Kiddie talk?
- Tot's talk, perhaps
- Kind of baby talk
- Struggle with assessments?
- Struggle with hopelessness?
- Struggle with one's silly sisters?
- Struggle with one's sins?
- Struggle with one's sisters?
- Struggle with "s" sounds
- Struggle with sassafras?
- Struggle with saying the letter "s"
- Struggle with sibilants
- Struggle with sisters?
- "She sells seashells" problem
- "She sells seashells" speech problem
- Trait of baby talk
- Someone who has it can't say it
- Stumble on sibilants
- Stumble over one's sisters?
- Stumble through Assisi?
- Subject for a speech therapist
- Winston Churchill spoke with one
- Vocal impediment
- Winthrop's affliction in "The Music Man"
- Lingual protrusion result
- Suffer with sibilants
- Part of Daffy Duck's charm, to some
- Part of Daffy Duck's charm
- One could make sin thin
- Reason for speech therapy
- One reason for speech therapy
- Mispronounce
- One way to make a sinner thinner
- Problem for someone who can't say grace?
- Problem for someone who can't say Mass? (hint #2)
- Problem with sibilants
- Make a sinner thinner?
- Result of lingual protrusion
- Not be able to say "say," say
- Not communicate clearly
- Orator's challenge
- Oratory obstacle
- Not get some Z's, say?
- Not get some Z's?
- Pronounce "s" as "th"
- Pronunciation defect
- Pronunciation difficulty
- Pronunciation problem
- Morrissey "Lucky ___"
- Sibilant speech
- Sibilant talk
- Sigmatism, by another name
- Sigmatism
- Speak falteringly
- Speak imperfectly, in a way
- Speak imperfectly
- Speak like a Castilian
- Speak like Daffy Duck
- Speak like Daffy
- Speak like Sylvester the Cat
- Speak like Sylvester
- Speak the truth for the truce?
- Speaketh?
- Speech characteristic of Dustin on "Stranger Things"
- Speech characteristic
- Speech coach's challenge
- Speech defect
- Speech difficulty
- Speech fault
- Speech flaw
- Speech impediment
- Speech imperfection
- Speech issue
- Speech problem
- Speech therapist's concern
- Speech therapist's project
- Speech therapist's target
- Speech therapy focus
- Speech therapy subject
- Speech therapy target
- Speech therapy topic
- Speech trouble
- Sylvester has one
- Sylvester imitator's affectation
- Sylvester the cat has one
- Sylvester's impediment
- Sylvester's problem
- Sylvester's speech feature
- Sylvester's speech problem
- Sylvester's speech trait
- Sylvester's trademark
- Say imperfectly
- Say "s" like "th"
- Say "say" wrong, say
- Say "something" wrong, in a way
- Say "something" wrong?
- Say "th" for "s"
- Say "thay," e.g.
- Say "Thufferin' Thuccotash," e.g.
- Say "z" imperfectly
- Saying "th" for "s"
- "Thpeak like thith"
- Thpeak like thith
- Thpeak like Thylvethter
- Thpeaker's thtumbling block
- Thpeech problem
- Talk in a way
- Talk like Cindy Brady
- Talk like Daffy Duck
- Talk like Daffy
- Talk like Fudd
- Talk like some tots
- Talk like Sylvester the Cat
- Talk like Sylvester
- Talk like thith
- Thumb for some, perhaps?
- Thylvethster's thpeech problem
- Thylvethter's problem
- Slip of the tongue, maybe
- What Karloff and Sylvester have in common
- Tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon
Recent Usage of "She sells seashells" speech problem in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 23, 2013
- USA Today - March 29, 2012