Crossword Clue: Count counterparts
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- ___ Court (district in London)
- ___ Court (London district)
- ___ Court (London tube station)
- ___ pointer (presenter's aid)
- Baronage members
- Anthony Eden's peers
- Blueblood line
- Hines and Warren
- H.L. members
- "Iolanthe" chorus members
- Certain noblemen
- Certain nobles
- Certain peers
- Group just below marquises
- British lords
- British noblemen below dukes
- British noblemen
- British nobles below dukes
- British nobles whose coronets feature eight silver balls and eight strawberry leaves
- British nobles
- British peers
- British titles
- Guys rhymed with "girls"
- House of Lords group
- Husbands of countesses
- Hyde and Grey
- Count counterparts
- Countess complements
- Countess spouses
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- Countesses' husbands
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- English equivalents of counts
- Butz and Scruggs
- English noblemen
- English nobles
- Counts, at one point
- Counts' British equivalents
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- Counts' equals
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- Counts in Britain
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- Counts, now
- Counts, nowadays
- Court figures
- Disraeli and others
- Ditty
- Gloucester and Kent, in “King Lear”
- Gloucester and Kent in "King Lear"
- Gloucester and Kent, in "King Lear"
- Doo-wop group with the 1963 hit "Remember Then," with "the"
- High-born Brits
- High-ranking Brits
- High-ranking lords
- High-ranking noblemen
- Governors Long and Warren.
- Some bluebloods
- Some British noblemen
- Some British nobles
- Some British peers
- Some “Downton Abbey” characters
- Some English noblemen
- Some English nobles
- Some H.L. members
- Robert Crawley and his father before him, on "Downton Abbey"
- Some House of Lords members
- Some London lords
- Some noblemen
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- Some Parliament members
- Some peers
- Marquesses' inferiors
- Some title holders
- Wilson and Hines
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- Ladies' men
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- Ranking Britons
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- Ranks below marquises
- Ranks for Butz and Holliman?
- Members of the peerage
- Part of the peerage
- Men below a marquess
- Men in the middle of the peerage
- Men who mind their manors?
- London's ___ Court
- Lords
- Lords above viscounts
- Lords of London
- Middle-ranking British peers
- Middling nobles
- Peerage group
- Peerage members
- Peerage types
- Peers
- Noble Brits
- Noble chaps
- Noble dudes that are more powerful than viscounts, trust me
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- Noblemen
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- Nobles below marquesses
- Nobles
- Warren and Monroe
- Their wives are countesses
- They outrank viscounts
- They rank above viscounts
- They rank below marquises
- Sandwich and Salisbury VIPs
- Sandwich and Salisbury
- Two "King Lear" characters
- Weaver and Campbell
- Weaver and Monroe
- Weaver and Warren
- They're married to countesses
- Spouses of British countesses
- Spouses of some countesses
- Scheib and Monroe
- Those between viscounts and marquises
- Scruggs and Hines
- Title people
- Titled Britishers
- Titled Brits
- Titled ones
Recent Usage of Count counterparts in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Count counterparts in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Universal Crossword - March 22, 2017
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - June 9, 2012
- USA Today - May 24, 2010
