Crossword Clue: China lead-in
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "China lead-in"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "China lead-in"
Based on the answers listed above, we also found some clues that are possibly similar or related to China lead-in:
- -- -Aryan
- -- -Chinese
- -European
- -- -European languages
- -- -European
- -- -Iranian
- __-European language family
- __-European (language group)
- __-European languages
- __-European (prototypical language)
- __-European
- __-Pak subcontinent: Asian region
- ___-Aryan
- ___-China
- ___ china
- ___-Chinese
- ___-European
- ___ -European
- ___-European (family of languages)
- ___ -European (language family)
- ___-European (language family)
- ___-European (language group)
- ___-European language
- ___-European languages
- ___ European
- ___-Germanic
- ___-Hittite (language family)
- ___-Iranian languages
- ____ Aryan
- ____ -European
- ____-European
- _____-China
- _____-European
- _____ -European
- A subcontinent: Comb. form
- Beginning for China
- Beginning of China
- Aryan lead-in
- Asian country: Prefix
- Asian land: Prefix
- Asian prefix
- Attachment to China?
- Blue: Prefix
- Intro to Chinese?
- Introduction to China?
- Introduction to Chinese?
- Eastern prefix
- Front end o' China
- Front end of China?
- It may be found to the left of China?
- "China" intro
- China lead-in
- China leader?
- China opener
- China opening
- China or European intro
- China preceder
- China predecessor
- China starter
- "China" starter
- "Chinese" header
- Chinese intro
- Chinese leader?
- Chinese preceder
- Chinese prefix
- Chinese starter
- European intro
- European leader?
- "European" opening
- European opening?
- European opening
- ''European'' opening
- European or Chinese lead-in
- European preceder
- "European" prefix
- European prefix
- Head of China?
- Form of an Asian country
- Comb. form with Chinese or Pacific
- Proto-___-European (early language)
- Some Europeans: abbr.
- Kind of European
- Subcontinental prefix
- Of an Asian nation: Prefix
- Of India
- Of the Indian subcontinent
- Linguistic prefix
- Pot, in slang
- Lead-in to China
- Prefix for a subcontinent
- Prefix for an Asian nation
- Prefix for China or European
- Prefix for China
- Prefix for ''European''
- Prefix with Aryan
- Prefix with Australian and European
- Prefix with Canadian or American
- Prefix with China
- Prefix with "China"
- Prefix with "China" or "European"
- Prefix with China or Pacific
- Prefix with ''china''
- Prefix with "Chinese"
- Prefix with "Chinese" or "European"
- Prefix with Chinese or European
- Prefix with ''Chinese'' or ''European''
- Prefix with Chinese
- Prefix with ''European''
- Prefix with "European"
- Prefix with "European" or "China"
- Prefix with European or China
- Prefix with European or Chinese
- Prefix with European or Pacific
- Prefix with European
- Prefix with Germanic
- Prefix with Iranian
- Letters preceding Chinese or American
- Opening China?
- Opening to China?
- Southeast Asian prefix
- Word form for an Asian nation
- Word form with Chinese or European
- Word form with European or Chinese
- Word with China or European
- Weed
- Start with European or China
Recent Usage of China lead-in in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "China lead-in" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used China lead-in in their crossword puzzles recently:
- LA Times - May 24, 2013
- Universal Crossword - June 24, 2006
- Universal Crossword - May 27, 2006
- LA Times - July 31, 2005
- Universal Crossword - July 9, 2001
- Universal Crossword - June 15, 2001
- New York Times - Nov. 8, 1992
