Crossword Clue: Early Briton
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Early Briton"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Early Briton"
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- An acute one is less than 90°
- An obtuse one is greater than 90°
- An obtuse one is more than 90°
- A 54-degree one is acute
- A matter of degrees?
- A straight one is 180°
- Approach to a problem
- Approach to an article
- Approach
- Aspect
- Acute figure, perhaps
- Acute or obtuse item
- Acute or obtuse thing
- Acute or obtuse
- Acute or right
- Acute subject?
- Acute thing?
- Billiard player's calculation
- Billiards concern
- Billiards player's concern
- Billiards player's consideration
- Billiards shot concern
- Author's approach
- Blog's thrust
- Each one in a square is 90 degrees
- Each one in a square is 90°
- Early Briton
- Con man's approach
- Con man's scheme
- It can be measured with a protractor
- It can be obtuse
- It can be right, but not wrong (n.b. "your girlfriend" is too many letters)
- It can be right
- It could be acute, obtuse, or right
- It increases by degrees
- It may be acute or obtuse
- It may be acute or right
- It may be acute, right or obtuse
- It may be acute
- It may be obtuse
- It may be right
- It may be right, but not left
- It may be right or acute
- Figure that might be obtuse
- Devious plan
- It might be 45 degrees
- It might be acute or obtuse
- It might be acute, right or obtuse
- It might be obtuse
- It might be right
- Corner of a square
- Corner
- It's a matter of degrees
- Geometric corner
- Geometry calculation
- Geometry class measure
- Geometry class measurement
- Geometry measure
- Geometry measurement
- Fish
- Cinematographer's consideration
- Fish for fish
- Fish with a hook and line
- Fish with a hook
- Fish with line & hook
- Fish with rod
- It's measured in degrees
- It's right at 90 degrees
- It's right in a square
- Gimmick
- Camera placement
- Camera view
- Camera viewpoint
- Every corner or con man has one
- Go fish
- Go fishing.
- Go fishing
- Go for fish
- Journalistic approach
- Journalistic point of view
- Journalistic slant
- Journalistic viewpoint
- Journalist's idea
- Journalist's slant
- Journalist's viewpoint
- Hidden agenda
- Hidden motive
- Cast a line
- Catch some rays, maybe
- Drop a line from a pier, say
- Protractor measure
- Protractor measurement
- Protractor's measure
- Protractor's measurement
- Protractor's revelation
- Right __ (90-degree shape)
- Right __
- Right ___
- Right ____
- Right, for one
- Right or acute
- Right or obtuse thing
- Right or obtuse
- Oscar winner for "Brokeback Mountain"
- Vantage point
- Story line
- Story's approach
- Toss out a line
- Kind of iron
- Viewpoint
- Kind of worm
- Obtuse item
- Trajectory measurement
- Something acute or obtuse
- Matter of degree?
- Tricky thing to trisect, in classical geometry
- Trig figure
- Trig term
- Trig topic
- Trigonometry topic
- Point of view
- Troll
- Polygon corner
- Polygon's corner
- Pool player's calculation
- Particular slant
- Position, as a pool cue
- One may be obtuse
- Practice halieutics
- One of a pentagon's five
- One of a square's four
- One of four in a square
- One with degrees?
- Personal slant
- Perspective
- Reporter's approach
- Reporter's slant
- Reporter's viewpoint
- Phase
- Northumbrian settler
- Photographer's setup
- < or >
- Try for trout
- Try to catch carp, say
- Theta, in geometry
- Theta might symbolize it
- Turn sharply
- Way of looking at things
- Special approach
- Two lines may make one
- This can be acute
- This can be right
- Ulterior motive
- Scheme
- Square corner
- Take
- What a protractor can measure
- What a protractor measures
- What a sleazy promoter has
- Slant
- Standpoint
- What sleazy promoter has
- What "x" may be in trigonometry
- Secret motive
- Seek slyly, with "for"
- Selfie choice
- Selfie taker's concern
- Use fishing rod
Recent Usage of Early Briton in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Early Briton" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Early Briton in their crossword puzzles recently:
- Penny Dell Sunday - April 28, 2019
- WSJ Daily - March 14, 2018
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 11, 2018
- Canadiana Crossword - July 21, 2014
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Nov. 30, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 2, 2009
- Washington Post - Dec. 18, 2008
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Oct. 3, 2008
- USA Today - May 19, 2006
- New York Times - Dec. 8, 2005
- USA Today - March 15, 2005
- Canadiana Crossword - April 26, 2004
- New York Times - Jan. 19, 2000
- New York Times - Dec. 14, 1993
- New York Times - June 22, 1990
- New York Times - Oct. 26, 1986
- New York Times - Dec. 29, 1974
- New York Times - Dec. 16, 1972
- New York Times - Sept. 10, 1972
