Crossword Clue: British invader of yore
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- Ancient Brit
- Ancient British Isles settler
- Ancient Briton
- Ancient Gaul
- Ancient tool
- A Druid, for one
- Beantown athlete
- Beantown basketballer
- Beantown hoopster, for short
- Beantown hoopster
- Beantown player
- Bill Russell or Larry Bird, briefly
- Bird, e.g., once
- Bird, for all the '80s
- Bird was one, briefly
- Bob Cousy, for most of his career
- Dublin native, e.g.
- Boston athlete, briefly
- Boston athlete
- Boston B-baller
- Boston basketball player, for short
- Boston basketballer, for short
- Boston cager, briefly
- Boston cager, for short
- Boston cager, informally
- Boston hooper, for short
- Boston hoopster, briefly
- Boston hoopster, cut
- Boston hoopster, for short
- Boston hoopster, informally
- Boston hoopster
- Boston NBA player, for short
- Boston NBAer
- Boston NBAer, briefly
- Boston player, briefly
- Boston player, for short
- Boston player, informally
- Cave dweller's stone axe.
- Invader of Rome in 390 B.C.
- Early Brit
- Early Briton
- Early European
- Early invader of England
- Early Irishman
- Ireland native
- Irish ancestor
- Irish forebear
- Early Scot
- Early settler of England
- Irish native
- Irish or Welsh ancestor
- Irish person, e.g.
- Irish speaker, say
- Irishman, e.g.
- Irishman or Scotsman
- Irishman or Welshman, e.g.
- Irishman or Welshman
- Irishman
- Iron Age European
- Breton
- Breton, e.g.
- Breton, for one
- Breton or Briton
- Breton or Gael
- Breton or Welsh
- Breton or Welshman
- Hoopster with a shamrock logo, briefly
- Britannic forebear
- British invader of old
- British invader of yore
- Eire man
- Briton
- Briton of old
- Briton or Breton
- Brit's ancestor
- Gael
- Gael, e.g.
- Gael, for one
- Gael or Breton, e.g.
- Gael or Breton
- Gael or Druid
- Gaelic speaker
- Gaul or Briton
- Cornish speaker
- Cornishman or Welshman, e.g.
- Cornishman or Welshman
- Cornishman
- Bygone Brit
- Bygone Briton
- Cousy or Bird, for short
- FleetCenter cager, for short
- FleetCenter NBAer
- FleetCenter player, for short
- European invader of old
- European of the Iron Age
- Hebrides resident
- Hibernian, for one
- Hibernian
- Influence for Enya, historically
- Highland Scot
- Highland Scot, for one
- Highlander, e.g.
- Highlander
- Stone Age tool
- Stonehenge builder
- Manxman, e.g.
- Player under Auerbach, familiarly
- Knick or Sixer rival
- Knick rival
- Old Brit
- Old Briton
- Old English inhabitant?
- Old-school Briton
- Native of Cardiff
- Native of Tara
- NBA cager Paul Pierce, briefly
- NBA player
- NBAer, in headlines
- NBAer
- Larry Bird or Kevin McHale, briefly
- Pre-Roman European
- Prehistoric ax
- Prehistoric implement
- Prehistoric stone implement
- Prehistoric tool
- Person from Tara
- Primitive chisel
- Pro for whom TD Garden is home
- Northwest European
- Pict rival
- Speaker of Welsh or Breton
- Saxon foe
- Welsh or Breton
- Welshman.
- Welshman, e.g.
- Welshman, for one
- Welshman or Gael
- Welshman or Irishman
- Welshman or Irishwoman, e.g.
- Welshman or Irishwoman
- Welshman or Scot
- Welshman
- Sixer rival
- Worshipper of the sun god Beal
- Scot, for example
- Scot, for one
- Tara native
- TD Banknorth Garden cager
- TD Garden athlete, informally
- TD Garden NBAer
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- Washington Post - June 28, 2010