Crossword Clue: English city: Abbr.
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- A Eur. capital
- Abbreviation on a map
- Bela contemporary
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- Arrive at by chance
- Actor Chaney (1883–1930).
- Actor Chaney.
- Actor Chaney, Jr.
- Actor Chaney of "The Phantom of the Opera"
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- Ban-___ (brand of synthetic yarn)
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- Alucard portrayer ___ Chaney Jr.
- Boris contemporary
- Famed werewolf portrayer before Taylor's time
- Early horror name
- Chaney
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- Chaney, for one
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- Chaney Jr. of "Son of Dracula"
- Chaney Jr. of "The Wolf Man"
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- Chaney of old movies
- Chaney of silent films
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- Chaney of "The Phantom of the Opera" (1925)
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- Chaney of "The Wolf Man"
- Chaney on a postage stamp
- Chaney or Chaney Jr.
- Chaney or Nol
- Chaney Sr. or Jr.
- Chaney, Sr. or Jr.
- Chaney the actor
- Chaney, the father or the son
- Chaney, the Man of a Thousand Faces
- Chaney who played Quasimodo
- Chaney who played the hunchback of Notre Dame
- Chaney who played the Phantom
- Chaney who starred in "The Phantom of the Opera"
- Chaney who was called "The Man of a Thousand Faces"
- Chaney with a thousand faces
- Hoops coach Kruger
- Either Chaney
- Either of two Chaneys
- Either of two first names heard in "Werewolves of London"
- Horror actor Chaney
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- Contemporary of Bela and Boris
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- Contemporary of Boris
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- Half a Cambodian palindrome
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- Filmdom's Chaney
- Chilling Chaney
- Burgess's co-star in "Of Mice and Men"
- Burgess's "Of Mice and Men" co-star
- General Nol of Cambodia
- First name in chillers
- First name in classic horror films
- First name in early horror films
- First name in early horror
- First name in horror films
- First name in horror flicks
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- English city: Abbr.
- Cambodian strongman ___ Nol
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- Creepy Chaney
- Creighton Chaney, professionally
- He played Gaston's title character in 1925
- He played Lennie in "Of Mice and Men"
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- Cohort of Boris and Bela
- Golfer Hinkle
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- Noted Hunchback portrayer
- Pitcher Warneke of the '30s and '40s Cubs and Cardinals
- Map no.
- Mr. Chaney.
- Mr. Chaney
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- Quasimodo's portrayer 1923
- The Man of a Thousand Faces
- Sooners basketball coach Kruger
- McCallister of "Montana Territory"
- McCallister of "The Story of Seabiscuit," 1949
- McQ's first name in "McQ"
- "Wolf Man" Chaney
- Wolf Man player Chaney
- Wolf Man portrayer Chaney Jr.
- Wolf Man portrayer Chaney
- "Wolfman" portrayer Chaney Jr.
- Name above Theda on a Silent Screen Star stamp sheet
- Oklahoma Sooners basketball coach Kruger
- Old horror-flick star Chaney
- Old horror flick star Chaney
- Old horror star Chaney
- Partner of lat.
- N.B.A. coach Kruger
- One of MGM's biggest names of the '20s
- Mind
- Leonidas Chaney's nickname
- Renowned first name in silent horror
- Nol of Cambodia
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- "Phantom" actor Chaney
- Phantom before Claude
- Phantom portrayer Chaney
- Silent film actor Chaney
- Silent film star Chaney
- Silents actor Chaney
- Symbol on Sri Lankas flag
- Synthetic fabric ending
- Scary Chaney
- UK airport-search code
- U.K. capital
- Screen contemporary of Bela and Boris
- UNLV basketball coach Kruger
Recent Usage of English city: Abbr. in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - July 18, 1971