Crossword Clue: Beard the lion
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- "___ Without a Cause," 1955 film
- "___ Without a Cause" (James Dean movie)
- "___ Without a Cause"
- "________ Without a Cause"
- "_____Without a Cause"
- Angry young man
- "___Without a Cause" (James Dean movie)
- Be a typical teen
- Be revolting?
- Anti-establishment figure
- Antiestablishment sort
- Antiestablishment type
- Beard the lion
- Any of the good guys in "Star Wars"
- Arise
- Actress Wilson of "Bridesmaids" and "Pitch Perfect"
- Actress Wilson of "Pitch Perfect"
- Billy Idol's "__ Yell"
- Authority defier
- Avoid conformity
- Balk at
- Insurgent
- Insurrection participant
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- Freedom fighter?
- Common hero in American literature
- Defiant one
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- Defy authority
- Challenge authority
- Challenge the status quo
- Challenger of authority
- Confederate, e.g.
- Confederate soldier
- Che, say
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- Half a Bowie 1974 single
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- Huk, for instance.
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- Disobedient sort
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- Do more than disobey
- Do much more than mutter
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- James Dean role: 1955
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- Daniel Shays was one: 1786–87
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- Mutinous one
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- Mutiny, e.g.
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- Show opposition
- Ole Miss mascot
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- One in an uprising
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- Powerful fighter?
- Refuse to conform
- Lee follower
- One resisting authority
- Reject authority
- Lee, to Lincoln
- Luke or Leia, e.g.
- Minuteman, to George III
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- Person sticking it to the man
- Renegade
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- "Super Fun Night" star Wilson
- Southerner in the Civil War
- Turn on one's parents, say
- Turncoat
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- Skywalker, e.g.
- Yankee's foe
- What teenagers often do
- Secessionist
- Uprise
- Young Turk
- When repeated, a David Bowie anthem
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Recent Usage of Beard the lion in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - March 14, 1977
