Crossword Clue: A standard for imitation.
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Possibly related crossword clues for "A standard for imitation."
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- ___ T (classic car)
- 'America's Next Top --'
- "America's Next Top ___"
- Be a real poser?
- A standard for imitation.
- Archetype
- Architect's construction
- Architect's start
- Architect's starting point
- Art class subject
- Art who owned the Browns and Ravens
- Artist's poser
- Artist's sitter
- Advertising figure?
- Auto datum
- Airplane in a hobby kit
- BMW's 535i, e.g.
- Catwalk strutter
- Catwalk user
- Hobby shop kit
- Hobby shop purchase
- Hobbyist's plane, e.g.
- Fashion figure
- Fashion poser
- Fashion show poser
- Fashion-show poser
- Fashion-show strutter
- Fashion show strutter
- Fashion show walker
- Fashion worker
- Feature at an auto show, in two different ways
- It can be glued together
- Design in clay.
- Figure drawing class figure
- Figure in clothing ads
- Elle or Iman
- Cheryl Tiegs, e.g.
- Emaciated sort
- Garment-area figure
- Emulate a cover girl
- Item sold in a kit
- Cosmopolitan figure
- Cindy Crawford, e.g.
- Display
- Couturier's employee
- Cover girl, for one
- Cover girl or mannequin
- Cover girl
- Ideal
- Do fashion work
- Calvin Klein ad figure
- Calvin Klein employee
- Camaro or Camry
- Iman, e.g.
- Iman is a super one
- Example
- Exemplar
- Exemplary, as a citizen
- Exemplary
- Ford's T or A
- Catalog illustration
- Catalogue illustration
- Prototype
- Kate Moss, e.g.
- Manikin
- Mannequin
- Seventh Ave. employe
- Seventh Ave. figure
- Many an Instagram user
- Strut on the runway
- Strutter on a runway
- Style-show figure
- Kit-made replica
- Shooter's subject
- Shooter's target?
- Paradigm
- Paragon
- Walk the runway at a fashion show
- Literary inspiration
- Naomi Campbell is one
- Pose for a fashion photographer
- Pose in fancy clothes, say
- Poser?
- Poser in a catalog
- Poser
- Pattern
- One in a photo shoot
- Lead-in to T, A or X
- Lovely lass
- One paid to get shot
- Miniature representation
- Miniature
- One showing off the latest fashions
- One striking poses
- One who's dressed for success
- Person in a clothes ad
- Person who poses for an artist
- Mock-up
- Person who's often the subject of a photo shoot
- Replica
- Non-cat doing their thing on the catwalk
- Photo shoot VIP
- Photographer's poser
- Make and ___
- Physicist's proposal
- Professional on a catwalk
- Professional who walks a runway
- "Project Runway" figure
- Rhett Miller married one
- Make's partner
- Runway figure
- Runway regular
- Runway sight
- Runway strutter
- Runway user
- Runway VIP
- Runway walker
- Runway worker
- Shutterbug's subject
- Word before A or T
- Word with automobile or role
- Word with floor or fashion
- Wear for a fashion show
- Wear on a runway
- Word with "runway" or "role"
- Work for a designer, maybe
- Work on a runway
- Work on the runway
- Work that runway
- Work the runway
- Work with clay
- Tyra Banks, once
- Tyson Ritter used to be one
- Spread figure
- Tahoe or Monterey
- This one's a real poser
- Standard for comparison
- Standard
- Sculpt
- What stylish rocker might be
- Tiny plane or train
- Stereotypical rocker girlfriend
Recent Usage of A standard for imitation. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Feb. 3, 1953
