Crossword Clue: Dinsmore or Venner
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Dinsmore or Venner"
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- -- the Cow (milk mascot)
- __ Janis, old comic actress
- "___ Dinsmore"
- ___ Janis, memorable actress
- ___ Janis, star of Broadway's "Puzzles of 1925"
- ___ the Cow
- ___ the Cow (Borden mascot)
- ___ the Cow (Borden symbol)
- ___ the Cow (Borden's mascot)
- ___ the Cow (mascot)
- "___ Venner" (Holmes novel)
- "___ Venner," O. W. Holmes book
- ___ Venner, O. W. Holmes heroine
- "___ Venner," O. W. Holmes novel
- "___ Venner" (Oliver Wendell Holmes novel)
- A Dinsmore
- Beast of Borden?
- Beast of Borden
- Aproned advertising animal
- Actress Fisher who voices Agnes in "Despicable Me"
- Actress Janis: 1889–1956
- Actress Janis.
- Actress Janis
- Big female role on HBO's "Westworld"
- Ad animal since 1938
- Ad bovine
- Ad character with a necklace of daisies
- Ad cow since 1938
- Advertising celeb at the 1939 World's Fair
- Advertising icon with horns
- "Alice's Adventures . . . " character
- Borden beast
- Borden bovine
- Borden cash cow?
- Borden cow ... and a phonetic hint to this puzzle's four longest answers
- Borden cow name
- Borden cow
- Borden mascot
- Borden milk mascot
- Borden milk's cow
- Borden spokesbeast
- Borden spokescow
- Borden "spokescow"
- Borden symbol
- Borden trademark
- Borden's ad cow
- Borden's bovine
- Borden's cash cow?
- Borden's cow mascot
- Borden's cow
- Borden's critter
- Borden's mascot
- Borden's milk pitcher
- Borden's spokesbovine
- Borden's spokescow
- Famed cow
- Famous bovine
- Famous cow
- Famous nickname.
- Famous spokescow
- Commercial bovine
- Bovine advertising icon
- Bovine at the 1939 New York World's Fair
- Bovine Borden booster
- Commercial cow
- Bovine commercial mascot
- Bovine dairy promoter
- Bovine icon
- Bovine in ads
- Bovine in old ads
- Bovine milk pitcher
- Bovine name
- Bovine of ads
- Bovine of advertising
- Bovine trademark
- Commercial mascot with horns
- Commercial milk cow
- Celebrated bovine
- Celebrated cow
- Commercial spokescow
- Celebrity bovine
- Company mascot with a necklace of daisies
- Decorating pioneer ___ de Wolfe
- Early TV bovine
- Decorator de Wolfe
- Holmes girl
- Holmes novel "____ Venner"
- Grinning cow
- Ferguson or Janis
- "Eighth Grade" actress Fisher
- "Eighth Grade" star Fisher
- Horny commercial mascot
- Fictional Dinsmore
- Elmer the Bull's mate
- Elmer's contented cow
- Elmer's counterpart?
- Elmer's mate
- Emily Watson, in "Gosford Park"
- Finley's Dinsmore
- Corporate cow girl?
- Dinsmore
- Dinsmore of children's books
- Dinsmore of children's literature
- Dinsmore of fiction
- Dinsmore of kid lit
- Dinsmore of old children's books
- Dinsmore or Janis
- Dinsmore or Venner
- Dinsmore the prig
- Fisher of "Eighth Grade"
- Entertainer Janis
- Iconic spokescow
- Cow girl?
- Cow in Borden ads
- Cow in classic Borden ads
- Cow in commercials
- Cow in milk ads
- Cow in old Borden ads
- Cow in old commercials
- Cow of ads
- Cow of commercials
- Cow of note
- Cow of renown
- Cow on a carton
- Cow on a dairy container
- Cow on a label
- Cow on Borden packages
- Cow on dairy products
- Cow on Eagle Brand condensed milk labels
- Cow on milk cartons
- Cow on some condensed milk cans
- Cow on the carton
- Cow with a daisy necklace
- Jack's beloved in "The Yeomen of the Guard"
- Classic spokescow
- Girl's name that sounds like two letters of the alphabet
- Janis of films
- Janis of vaudeville
- Janis or Ferguson
- Good girl of fiction.
- Cartoon milk mascot
- Dairy-case image
- Dairy company spokescow
- Dairy Farmers of America mascot
- Dairy maid?
- Dairy mascot now owned by J.M. Smucker
- Dairy mascot
- Dairy pitcher?
- Dairy spokes-cow who has an honorary Doctorate of Bovinity
- Dairy spokescow
- "Gosford Park" role
- ''Gosford Park'' role
- Notable bovine
- Noted cow name
- Noted milk-promoter
- Pitcher of Borden milk?
- Pitcher of milk?
- Toon cow
- Noted spokescow
- Kiddie lit character Dinsmore
- Venner of fiction
- Venner or Dinsmore
- "The Birth of a Nation" heroine
- Ms Dinsmore
- Trademarked cow
- "The Golden Legend" heroine
- William Carlos Williams dedicatee
- Mascot once awarded a Doctor of Bovinity degree
- Mascot that earned an honorary Doctor of Bovinity degree from Ohio State
- Mascot that moos
- Mate of Elmer the Bull
- Woman from Chelsea, in the song "Cabaret"
- Name for a cow
- Woman's name that sounds like two letters of the alphabet
- Woman's name that sounds like two letters
- Old comic actress ___ Janis
- Old pitcher of milk?
- Old spokescow
- Memorable spokescow
- Longfellow heroine
- Longtime dairy aisle mascot
- "Lazy ___ Molly" (Chubby Checker hit)
- Milk carton mascot
- Milk pitcher?
- Milk spokescow
- Milk symbol
- Nickname akin to Liz
- Miss Dinsmore of fiction
- Miss Dinsmore of kids' books
- Miss Dinsmore
- Miss Venner
- Madison Ave. cow
- Madison Avenue cow
- Product-pitching cow
- "The Yeomen of the Guard" heroine
- Thespian Janis
- Silents actress Ferguson
- Spokescow since the 1930s
- Spokescow with a necklace of daisies
- Spokescow
- Symbol of the "perfect dairy product"
- Well-publicized cow
- "Westworld" character ___ Hughes
- "Yeomen of the Guard" character
- Smiling cow of advertising
- Smiling cow
Recent Usage of Dinsmore or Venner in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Dinsmore or Venner in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Oct. 29, 1989
- New York Times - July 11, 1979