Crossword Clue: Bugs' nemesis Elmer
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Bugs' nemesis Elmer"
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- Animated Elmer
- Animated hunter Elmer
- "A Wild Hare" foil
- Fictional hunter
- Fictional rabbit hunter
- Guy who had many bad hare days?
- Elmer ___ (cartoon character who hunts Bugs Bunny)
- Elmer ___
- Elmer ____
- Elmer J. of toondom
- Elmer, of cartoon fame
- Elmer of cartoons
- Elmer of the comics
- Elmer who hunts wabbits
- Elmer with a big gun
- Elmer with a double-barreled shotgun
- Bugs Bunny adversary Elmer
- Bugs Bunny adversary
- Bugs Bunny pursuer
- Bugs is his bane
- Bugs' nemesis Elmer
- Hapless hunter Elmer
- Hunter of a cartoon "wabbit"
- Hunter of Bugs
- Hunter with a distinctive laugh
- He has a wanguage pwobwem
- Cartoon hunter on many a truck decal
- Cartoon hunter
- Cartoon huntsman
- Noted gun owner of cartoons
- Noted wabbit hunter
- Wabbit chaser Elmer
- Wabbit hunter Elmer
- Wabbit hunter
- "Wabbit twacks!" speaker
- Shotgun-toting "wabbit" hunter
- Last name in wabbit hunting
- Nemesis of "that wascally wabbit"
- Warner Bros. cartoon name
- "What's Opera, Doc?" antagonist
Recent Usage of Bugs' nemesis Elmer in Crossword Puzzles
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- USA Today Archive - March 8, 1999