Crossword Clue: Culture Club's ___ George
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Culture Club's ___ George"
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- __ Wonder: Robin
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- "___ howdy"
- "___, I tell ya what..."
- ___ meets girl (classic plot formula)
- "___ Meets World" (1990s sitcom)
- "___ Meets World"
- ___ Scouts of America
- _____ George
- Any Cub Scout
- Any Little Leaguer, once
- Approximately one out of every two deliveries
- Apt relative of the interjection "Man!"
- "About a ---" (2002)
- "About a __": Nick Hornby novel
- "About a ___" (NBC sitcom with Minnie Driver)
- Behan's "Borstal ___"
- Baby in a blue blanket, traditionally
- Baby in a blue nursery
- Baby in blue bootees
- Baby in blue, often
- Baby in blue
- Blue blanket baby
- Blue-blanket baby
- Blue peg in Life, perhaps
- Ball ___ (tennis match worker)
- Altar ___
- Fall Out ___ (Pete Wentz's band)
- CCR "Just got home from Illinois, locked the front door oh ___!"
- "Dayum"
- Early man?
- "Holy cow!"
- Breakdancer, in old hip-hop slang
- Delivery possibility
- Future man
- Huck Finn, for one
- ''Gee whiz!''
- "Gee whiz!"
- "Gee!"
- End of some birth announcements
- "It's a ___!" (new parent's announcement about half the time)
- It's a ____!
- Ending for home or page
- George preceder
- "I tell ya!"
- Haut or low
- "If I Were a ___" (Beyonce hit)
- "If I Were a ___" (Beyoncé song)
- Girl's counterpart
- Girl's opposite
- He lived with Tarzan
- Jane's son in Tarzan books
- Eton student, e.g.
- Excited exclamation
- Exclamation of excitement
- Exclamation of wonder
- Culture Club's ___ George
- Foreigner "Dirty White ___"
- Johnny Cash's Sue is one
- "Golly!"
- Good 'ol guy?
- "Gosh!"
- Dandiprat
- "Karma Chameleon" singer ___ George
- Mama's ____
- Man of the future
- Man-to-be
- "That's my ___!"
- "The ___ Next Door" (2015 Jennifer Lopez movie)
- "The ___ Who Cried Wolf"
- 'Whew!'
- "Whew!"
- Outburst from Radar
- The "B" of B.S.A.
- Robin the ___ Wonder of comics
- Kind of cott or hood
- Kind of wonder
- Son
- " . . . my beamish ___!": Carroll
- Radar's outburst
- Woman's young lover, in slang
- Lad
- "Little ___ Blue" (nursery rhyme)
- Little guy
- Part of EGBDF
- Poor ___ (hero sandwich)
- Oliver Twist or Tiny Tim
- Poster ___
- One who might get the blues?
- "Let me tell ya ...!"
- Peter Pan, eternally
- Peter Pan, permanently
- Male child
- Male kid
- Word before and after "oh"
- Word that can precede the last parts of 17-, 26-, 44- and 58
- Word with band or toy
- Word with bus or bat
- Word with pretty or bad
- Singer George
- Tyke
- Wow!
- "Wow!"
- What blue sometimes denotes
- Scout leader?
- Tarzan and Jane's son
- Tarzan film character
- Tarzan-film character
- Tarzan's jungle companion
- Tarzan's kid
- Tarzan's movie son
- Tarzan's "son"
- Tarzan's son
- Tarzan's swinging kid
- Tarzan's tot
- What the color blue represents in a maternity ward
- Tiny Tim, for one
- You don't say!
- Young chap
- Young fella
- Young fellow
- Young lad
- Young male
- Young man
- Young one
- Youngster
- When repeated with "oh" in between, "Wow!"
- "Tommy ___" (Chris Farley film)
- ZZ Top "Rough ___"
Recent Usage of Culture Club's ___ George in Crossword Puzzles
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- Washington Post - Feb. 25, 2006
