Crossword Clue: Churchill's trademark smoke
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Churchill's trademark smoke"
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- ___ Aficionado (magazine for some smokers)
- ___ Aficionado (smoker's mag)
- ___-store Indian
- A real smoke!
- April 1 exploder
- Belvedere or maduro
- Blessed-event item
- Boston "He smoked a big ___ and drove a Cadillac car"
- Celebratory smoke
- Freud prop
- Groucho Marx fixture
- Groucho Marx prop
- Groucho Marx's prop
- Groucho trademark
- Groucho's prop
- Groucho's smoke
- G. Burn's hot companion
- Gag that might explode
- It may be in a poker player's hand
- It may be made of bubble gum
- Hades smokes one in "Hercules"
- Brown smoke?
- Brown smoke
- Cheroot e.g.
- Cheroot, e.g.
- Cheroot, for example
- Cheroot, say
- Cheroot
- It usually has a band around it
- Item following dessert
- Item in a humidor
- Corona, e.g.
- Corona, for one
- Corona
- Humidor item
- Burns prop
- "It's a girl!" handout
- George Burns prop
- George Burns trademark
- George Burns's companion
- Its brand is on its band
- "... but no ___"
- Churchill item
- Churchill prop
- Churchill trademark
- Churchillian trademark
- Churchill's trademark smoke
- Havana, e.g.
- Havana export
- Havana item
- Havana product
- Havana smoke
- Havana
- It's seen in some poker-playing dog prints
- Claro, e.g.
- "He smoked a big ___" (Boston)
- "Close, but no ---"
- "Close but no __"
- "Close, but no __"
- "Close, but no ___"
- Close, but no ___ !
- "Close but no ___"
- Cuban, e.g.
- Cuban export
- Cuban product
- Cuban smoke
- Cohiba Esplendido, notably
- "Exploding" gag gift
- Exploding joke item
- Explosive items for practical jokers.
- Joker's exploder
- Colorado, e.g.
- Castro accessory
- Castro's companion
- Castro's prop
- Proud papa's handout, perhaps
- Proud papa's present
- Pink Floyd "Have a ___"
- Pink Floyd smokable on "Wish You Were Here"
- Pink Floyd wants you to "Have" one
- Pipe alternative
- Stogie or cheroot
- Stogie
- Stogy
- Puff piece associated with this puzzle's four long answers
- Puff piece?
- Puffer's pleasure, perhaps
- Puritano, e.g.
- Mark Twain prop
- Victory smoke
- Victory symbol, to some
- Object on the diner sign in "Nighthawks"
- Marshall's five-center
- Roll of tobacco for smoking
- Pyschoanalytically speaking, it may be just what it is
- Obsolescent carnival prize
- Marx trademark
- Something stored in a humidor
- Winston Churchill prop
- Panatela, e.g.
- Panatela
- Panatella, say
- Panatella
- Large roll of tobacco
- Londres, e.g.
- Post-delivery handout
- Practical joker's exploder
- New dad's handout
- New father's handout.
- New father's handout
- Perfecto, e.g.
- Perfecto, for one
- Relaxing smoke for some
- Maduro, e.g.
- Prop for Groucho Marx
- Prop for Groucho
- Sir Winston's constant companion.
- Thick smoke
- Thick smoke?
- Symbol of victory for immortal Celtics coach Red Auerbach
- What a tabaquero makes
- What "explodes" in this puzzle
- You Bet Your Life prop
- Smoke after a delivery
- Smoke from Havana!
- Smoke producer
- Smoke
- Tobacco item
- Tobacco product
- Tobacco roll
- Tobacconist's product
Recent Usage of Churchill's trademark smoke in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Dec. 23, 2013