Crossword Clue: Ancient port
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Ancient port"
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- Ancient capital of Phoenicia
- Ancient city whose name means "rock"
- Ancient city
- Ancient Medit. port
- Ancient Phoenician capital
- Ancient Phoenician city
- Ancient Phoenician seaport
- Ancient port of Phoenicia
- Ancient port
- Ancient seaport of Phoenicia
- Ancient seaport on the Mediterranean
- Acadia "The Siege of ___"
- Accessory for English car.
- Biblical city of King Hiram
- Biblical port
- Aeroplane wheel
- Automobile accessory, in Britain.
- Bonnie Tyler "___ Tracks and Broken Hearts"
- Bonnie Tyler's "___ Tracks and Broken Hearts"
- Bonnie Tyler's "Tracks"
- Great ancient city
- Home of Jezebel
- Home to a Shakespearean prince
- British radial
- British spare
- Brit's radial
- Brit's spare
- It may be filled with Londonderry air
- It may be kept in a boot
- It rolls on a Rolls
- Dido's home town
- Item in a Blackpool boot
- Item in a boot
- Item in the boot
- It's inflated in England
- City in the Crusades
- City of purple
- Flat to change, in Chelsea
- Jaguar roller
- Jaguar's support
- Capital of Phoenicia
- In England, a whitewall
- Car-boot contents
- Car-boot item
- Car part, in Britain
- Car part, to a Brit
- Former Phoenician seaport
- Vauxhall wheel
- Place for a London flat
- Storied Phoenician port
- Tottenham tire
- Purchase for a lorry
- Whitehall whitewall
- Whitewall, in Whitehall
- Robert ___ Jones of golf
- Purple-dye city
- Shakespeare's "Pericles, Prince of ___"
- Roller on a carriageway
- Roller on a Rolls
- Rolling car part, to Brits
- Rolls radial
- Rolls roller
- Rolls-Royce radial
- Rolls Royce radial
- Rolls-Royce roller
- Rolls Royce roller
- Rolls-Royce spare
- Wiltshire wheel
- King Hiram's city
- King Hiram's home
- Something with a tread
- Pneumatic for a British car.
- Pneumatic wheel
- Rubber in a boot?
- Rubber surround on a wheel
- Rubber wheel
- Radial for a Jaguar, e.g.
- Radial on a Rolls
- Radial or cross-ply
- Rugby radial
- Old Phoenician capital
- Old Phoenician port
- London flat, perhaps
- London flat?
- London lad's swing, perhaps
- London motorist's spare
- London radial
- Londoner's radial
- Reading radial
- Port of Phoenicia
- Port on the eastern Mediterranean
- One of four on a Rolls
- One of the great cities of antiquity
- Lebanese city on the Mediterranean
- Lebanese city that was once the center of Phoenician civilization
- Lebanese port
- Pericles' domain, in Shakespeare
- "Pericles, Prince of ___" (Shakespeare play)
- "Pericles, Prince of ___"
- Pericles' princedom
- Nineveh's partner
- Present-day Sur
- Petrol-station accessory
- Phoenician city
- Phoenician cry
- Phoenician port
- Phoenician seaport
- Phoenician trading center of old
- Phoenician trading center
- Sidon's colony: 15th-century B.C.
- Sidon's neighbor
- Spare in a boot
- Spare in a Brit's boot
- Spare, in Soho
- Spare in the boot
- Surround of wheel
- UK spare
- Unbelievable Truth "___ Tracks"
- What a Rolls rolls on
- Seaport in Lebanon.
- Seaport in Lebanon
- Seaport in SW Lebanon
- You might change one when winterising your car
- Wheel covering — Lebanese port
- Wheel part, in London
- Wheel surround
- Where a wheel clamp is placed, in London
- Where Hiram ruled
Recent Usage of Ancient port in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - June 19, 1972