Crossword Clue: Britain or England
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Britain or England"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Britain or England"
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- 21st-century
- "__ and improved!": ad claim
- __ and improved
- __ blood
- __ moon
- __ West Records: Nashville label
- ___ Amsterdam (name on colonial maps)
- "___ and improved!"
- "___ and improved!" (ad claim)
- ___ and improved
- ___ Bedford, Mass.
- ___ Brunswick (Canadian province)
- ___ Delhi
- ___ England clam chowder
- ___ England (northeastern states)
- ___ England Patriots
- ___ England
- "___ Girl" (Fox sitcom with Zooey Deschanel)
- "___ Girl" (Fox sitcom)
- "___ Girl in Town," 1957 musical
- "___ Girl" (Zooey Deschanel sitcom)
- ___ Guinea
- ___ Hampshire
- ___ Jersey
- ___ Kids on the Block
- ___ London, Conn.
- "___ Moon" (second "Twilight" novel)
- ___ Order
- ___ Orleans, Louisiana
- ___ Scotland Yard
- ___ Testament
- ___ South Wales, Australia
- ___ World (Columbus' discovery)
- ___ Year's Day
- ___ York City
- ___ York (fun city)
- ___ York Jets
- ___ York Knicks
- ___ York Mets
- ___ York Yankees
- ___ Zealand
- ____ Age: music style
- ____ Delhi
- "____ Jack City"
- ____ Jersey
- "...and a happy ___ year"
- ____ Orleans LA
- ____ Orleans
- "____ York Stories"
- ____ York
- _____ Guinea
- Bedford or Orleans
- Begin ___ (start over)
- Best condition on eBay
- As good as ___
- As yet unopened
- Big advertising catchword
- Ad catchword
- Ad word
- Ad word often written with an exclamation point
- Additional
- Adman's word
- Advertisement word
- "Autumn in ___ York"
- Available for the first time
- Avant garde
- Avant-garde
- Avant-guard
- Albuquerque, ___ Mexico
- Bobby Brown band __ Edition
- Alpha Rev "___ Morning"
- Also improved, presumably
- Francis Bacons The ___ Atlantis
- Common blog keyword for sorting posts
- Common city name starter
- Dvorák's "__ World Symphony"
- Far from ancient
- Deal or moon
- Common marketing word
- Common packaging word
- Boy band ___ Edition
- Great eBay condition
- Inventive
- Debuting on screen
- Debuting on the market
- Fashionable
- Brand ___ Heavies
- Brand-____
- Brand follower?
- Fresh from the factory
- Fresh off the assembly line
- Fresh out of the box
- Fresh out of the package
- Brand or spanking trailer
- Fresh
- Brand-spanking ___
- Freshly formulated
- Freshly made
- Freshly minted
- Green, in a way
- Green
- "Brave __ World"
- "Brave ___ World"
- Greeting: Part II
- FDR's ___ Deal
- Groundbreaking
- Britain or England
- Hot off the press
- Hot off the presses
- Broom or moon preceder
- Contemporary
- Bryan Adams "Brand ___ Day"
- Emergent
- Howard Jones "___ Song"
- Different
- "Happy ___ year!"
- Direct from the factory
- Huxley's "Brave ___ World"
- Huxley's "Brave --- World"
- Hardly historic
- First word in four state names
- "I Love ___ York"
- Enuff Z'nuff hit "___ Thing"
- Having just dropped
- Head of England?
- Improved companion?
- Improved partner?
- Improved partner
- Improved's partner
- "Everything old is ___ again"
- In mint condition
- In need of orientation, say
- Experimental
- Current
- Cutting-edge
- Good as ___
- Inexperienced
- Just announced
- Just arrived
- Factory-fresh
- Just bought
- Just discovered
- Just-dropped
- Just-hired
- Just hired
- Just in or just out
- Just in or out
- Just in
- Just-introduced
- Just-made
- Just made
- Just-minted
- Just minted
- Just off the assembly line
- Just off the conveyor belt
- Just on shelves
- Just on the market
- Just opened
- Just out of the box
- Just out
- Just published
- Just-purchased
- Just purchased
- Just put on the market
- Just put on the shelves
- Just recently released
- Just-released
- Just released, as a film
- Just released
- Innovative
- Pink Floyd "I am just a ___ boy"
- Like cars with odometers that read "000000"
- Still in a wrapper
- Not used (to)
- Not used
- Still in its original packaging
- Still in the box, perhaps
- Still in the box
- Still in the crate
- Still in the package
- Still in the shrink-wrap
- Still in the wrapper
- Still learning the ropes
- Right from the factory
- Still shrink-wrapped
- Right out of the box
- Right out of the package
- Still wrapped
- Not yet opened
- Not yet unwrapped
- Not yet used
- Original
- Like emails with still-bolded headings
- Like FDR's deal
- Like F.D.R.'s deal
- Orwellian speak
- The ___ Edition (rock group)
- Novel
- Novel.
- "The ___ World" (2005 Colin Farrell film)
- Out-of-the-box
- Out today
- Out with the old, in with the ___
- Straight from the factory
- Straight out of the box
- Strange (to)
- Strange
- "Shanghai" author
- Kind of car
- Very recent
- NYC part
- "O brave ___ world . . . !"
- "The Emperor's ___ Groove" (Disney film)
- Kind of moon
- Like some pickles and potatoes
- Romberg's "The ___ Moon"
- "Something old, something ___ ..."
- Shiny, perhaps
- Shiny, say
- Roosevelt's ___ Deal
- Like VCRs in the 1970s
- Math or moon preceder
- Of recent origin
- The N of NYT
- With 67A, like Enya's music
- Trendy
- Waiting for its first owner
- Without precedent
- "The Twilight Saga: ___ Moon"
- Part of four state names
- Part of NKOTB
- Part of N.T.
- Part of NYC
- Popular "Edition" in '80s
- Partner of "improved"
- Partner of improved
- "NCIS: ___ Orleans"
- Mexico's leader?
- Late
- Recent
- Recently created
- Recently hired
- Recently introduced
- Recently made
- Recently out
- Recently released
- Neo
- Neoteric
- Powerful ad word
- Never before seen
- Never-before seen
- Never-before-seen
- Never done before
- Never preowned
- Never seen before
- Never-used
- Never used
- Leader of four U.S. states
- Learning the ropes
- Refreshed in spirits.
- One of the Yorks
- Mint
- Previously unheard of
- Previously unknown
- Previously unreleased
- Previously unseen
- Modern
- Reported for the first time
- Modernized
- Pristine
- Opposite of full
- Not a used guitar but this
- Moon or Deal
- Opposite of old
- Like ___
- Not clichéd
- Like a crescent moon
- Like a debut
- "Orange Is the ___ Black"
- Not familiar
- Not heard before
- Not just reworked
- Not old
- Not pre-owned
- Not "pre-owned"
- Not preowned
- Not previously owned
- Not previously released
- Not previously seen
- Not quite improved?
- Not secondhand
- Not seen before
- Word after "brand spanking"
- Word before age or year
- Word before "Mexico" or "York"
- Turn over a ___ leaf
- Word in four state names
- Word in four U.S. state names
- Word often with "improved"
- Salamander
- "Spanking" condition
- Spanking follower
- Spanking follower?
- Word that begins four US states' names
- Word that begins the names of four US states
- Word that can go before "England" or "Mexico"
- Word that can go before "York" or "Mexico"
- Word that precedes "Hampshire," "Jersey," "Mexico," or "York"
- Word with Deal or Frontier
- Word with England or Mexico
- Word with England or York
- Word with fangled
- Word with math or moon
- Word with Mexico or England
- Word with moon or math
- Word with ''moon'' or ''math''
- Word with "moon" or "math"
- Word with spanking or brand
- Santa Fe, ___ Mexico
- Word with York or Jersey
- Wet behind the ears
- This puzzle's obvious theme word
- Unaccustomed
- Unaccustomed (to)
- What 1953 is.
- Unaware of office politics, maybe
- Uncharted
- Unessayed
- Unexplored
- Unfamiliar.
- Unfamiliar, as territory
- Unfamiliar
- Unhackneyed
- Unhandled
- Unheard-of
- Unheard-of?
- Unheard of
- Unknown
- Unlike chestnuts
- Unlike reruns
- Unopened
- Unopened in the box
- Unprecedented
- Yet to be trained
- Unseasoned
- Unseen before
- Untapped
- Untested
- Start of four U.S. state names
- York or Deal
- Untrained
- Untried
- Unused
- Unworn
- "You can't teach an old dog ___ tricks"
- Second word shouted on January 1, often
- Up to date
- Up-to-date
- 'What's --?'
- "What's __?"
- "What's ___?"
- ''What's ___?''
- State-of-the-art
- 'What's ?'
- Young
- YSE
- "So what else is __?"
- "So, what else is ___?"
Recent Usage of Britain or England in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Britain or England" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Britain or England in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Jan. 20, 1970
