Crossword Clue: Bumppo of fiction
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Bumppo of fiction"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Bumppo of fiction"
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- Dashing
- Cooper hero
- Cooper's ___ Bumppo
- Cooper's _____ Bumppo
- Cooper's Bumppo
- Bumppo of Cooper's "Leatherstocking Tales"
- Bumppo of fiction
- Bumppo of "Leatherstocking Tales"
- James Fenimore Cooper's Bumppo.
- Impeccably dressed
- Impeccably fashionable
- Dressed like King Cole?
- Dressed nicely
- Dressed to kill
- Dressed to the nines
- Dapper, as a dresser
- Dapper
- Like Beau Brummell
- Soigné
- "The Deerslayer" character Bumppo
- Very smart
- Like some dressers
- Sharp
- Sharply attired
- Sharply dressed
- Stylish, clothes-wise
- Stylish in dress
- Stylish
- Stylishly dressed
- Trim and smart
- Trim
- Neat and trim
- Neatly smart in appearance
- "Leatherstocking Tales" name
- Opposite of frumpish
- Like a smart dresser
- Spiffily dressed
- Spiffily togged out
- Spiffy
- Well-attired
- Well-dressed
- Well-groomed
- Spruce, dapper
- Spruce
- Spruced up
- Smart and stylish
- Smart, attire-wise
- Smart in dress
- Smart, informally
- Smart-looking
- Smart
- Smartly attired
- Smartly dressed
- Snazzily dressed
Recent Usage of Bumppo of fiction in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - Oct. 6, 2017
- Newsday - Oct. 6, 2005
