Crossword Clue: Dolly, for one
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Dolly, for one"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Dolly, for one"
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- Animated series "Star Wars: The ___ Wars"
- Any "Jurassic Park" beast
- Any ''Jurassic Park'' beast
- Any ''Jurassic Park'' creature
- Any "Jurassic Park" dinosaur
- Bio lab creation
- Biological copy
- Biological duplicate
- Biological group
- Biological remake
- Body double?
- Duplicate, in a way
- Duplicate of a sort
- Duplicate
- Duplication
- Cell mate?
- Dead ringer
- Each "Jurassic Park" dinosaur
- Certain botanical progeny
- Complete copy
- Feat of genetic engineering
- Computer knockoff
- Group of organisms
- Budget-priced computer
- Copy alive?
- Copy exactly
- Copy, in tribute band
- Copy
- Chip off the old block?
- Genetic copy
- Genetic double
- Genetic duplicate
- Genetic group
- Genetic look-alike
- Genetic offshoot
- Genetic replica
- Geneticist's creation
- Geneticist's duplicate
- Geneticist's word for an offshoot
- Genetics lab duplicate
- It's all the same
- Engineered offspring
- IBM-compatible PC of old
- IBM-compatible PC of yore
- IBM PC knockoff
- IBM PC workalike
- Identical being
- Identical cell
- Identical copy
- Identical thing
- DNA match
- Creature copy
- He may be beside himself
- Creepy subject for Adele's "Someone Like You"?
- Dolly e.g.
- Dolly, for one
- Dolly the ewe is one
- Dolly the sheep, e.g.
- Dolly the sheep, famously
- Dolly the sheep, for one
- Dolly the sheep, notably
- Exact copy, like Dolly the sheep
- Exact copy
- Exact double
- Exact duplicate
- Exact genetic duplicate
- Exact look-alike
- Exact match
- Exact replica
- Doppelganger
- Doppelgänger's kin
- Carbon copy?
- Carbon copy
- Double
- "Jurassic Park" dinosaur, e.g.
- High-tech replica
- Stock sci-fi character
- Manufactured knockoff
- "The Boys From Brazil" character
- She might be beside herself
- Knockoff
- Lab-generated copy
- The T. rex in "Jurassic Park," e.g.
- Partheno-genetic product
- Look-alike
- Reasonable facsimile?
- Lookalike
- One of many in "Orphan Black"
- Perfect copy
- Person who may be beside himself?
- Made-to-order kin
- Repeat oneself?
- Repeat oneself, in a way
- Replica
- Replicate genetically
- Replicate, in a way
- Replicate
- Replication
- Reproduction
- Make a copy of
- Make a double of
- Make a genetic copy
- Produce a copy of
- Produce by parthenogenesis
- Produce copies of
- Make a twin of
- Make an exact copy of
- Product of asexual reproduction
- Make identical copies of
- Progeny of a sort
- Make yourself a double?
- Propagated replica
- Twin of sorts
- Spitting image
- Splitting image
- T. rex in "Jurassic Park," e.g.
- T. rex in ''Jurassic Park,'' e.g.
- Unborn twin
- Sci-fi duplicate
- Sci-fi remake?
- "Star Wars" army member
- "Star Wars: Episode II" attacker
- "Star Wars Episode II" attacker
- "Star Wars: The ___ Wars" (animated TV series)
Recent Usage of Dolly, for one in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Dolly, for one" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Dolly, for one in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 3, 2016
- Washington Post - Feb. 5, 2015
- USA Today - Feb. 4, 2015
- New York Times - June 9, 2011
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Feb. 18, 2011
- Universal Crossword - Feb. 8, 2009
- USA Today - Aug. 7, 2008
- New York Times - Jan. 24, 2008
- NY Sun - Dec. 14, 2007
- USA Today - April 1, 2004
- Universal Crossword - Nov. 23, 2000
- New York Times - Jan. 27, 1999
- New York Times - Dec. 21, 1997
