Crossword Clue: English lockup
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "English lockup"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "English lockup"
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- Bath cooler
- A Wilde lodging.
- Big house in Bloomsbury?
- Big house in Britain
- Big house in England
- Big house in London
- Aussie's prison
- Blackpool cooler
- Ballad locale for Wilde
- "Ballad of Reading ___."
- "Ballad of Reading___"
- Dartmoor, for example
- Dartmoor is one.
- Dartmoor.
- Institution at Reading
- Famous Dartmoor facility
- Hold overseas
- Hoosegow, in Britain
- Hoosegow, in Hertfordshire
- British can
- British cooler?
- British hoosegow
- British jail
- British lockup
- British pen name
- British pen
- British pokey
- British prison
- British slammer
- Brit's joint
- Brit's slammer
- Dickensian prison
- Dickens's pen?
- Halifax hold
- Cooler overseas
- English cooler
- English hoosegow
- English lockup
- English prison
- Coventry cooler
- Jail for Wilde
- Can, in Canterbury
- Can in Canterbury
- Glasgow hoosegow
- Canterbury can
- Canterbury clink
- Canterbury pen
- Colonial prison
- Stir in Sussex
- Soho hoosegow
- Soho lockup
- Oscar Wilde subject
- Where Wilde spent time in Reading
- Where Wilde was for a while
- "The Ballad of Reading ___"
- "The Ballad of Reading ___" (Wilde)
- "The Ballad of Reading ___": Wilde
- ''The Ballad of Reading ___''
- "The Ballad of Reading _____"
- Stratford slammer
- Tower of London, at one time
- Tower of London's former function
- Kind of house, in England
- Wilde locale
- Wilde wrote "De Profundis" in one
- Wilde's "Ballad of Reading ___"
- Wilde's home for two years
- Wilde's ''The Ballad of Reading ___''
- Wilde's "The Ballad of Reading ___"
- Marshalsea Prison, for one
- Sheffield slammer
- Subject of Wilde ballad
- Limey lockup
- Plymouth poky
- The pokey, to Wilde
- Pokey, in England
- Pokey, in Plymouth
- Suffolk slammer
- The Tower of London was one
- Liverpool lockup
- Lancashire lockup
- Lancaster lock-up
- Lockup for Oscar Wilde
- Lockup, in Liverpool
- Lockup, to Sherlock
- London hoosegow, once
- London hoosegow
- London lockup
- Londoner's lockup
- Reading ___
- Reading, e.g.
- Reading feature
- Reading, for a famous example
- Reading, for example
- Reading, for one
- Reading, for Wilde
- Reading or Dartmoor.
- Reading pen
- Reading pen?
- Reading place for Wilde
- Reading place with bars
- Reading room?
- Reading rooms?
- Pen for Dickens?
- Pen for Lewis Carroll?
- Newgate, e.g.
- Newgate, for one
- Leicester lockup
- Prison
- Prison, in Colonial times
- Prison, in Portsmouth
- Prison, to British
- Word in a Wilde title
- Surrey slammer
- Scotland Yard repository
- Scot's slammer
- What the Tower of London was for over 850 years
Recent Usage of English lockup in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 15, 2016