Crossword Clue: English statesman: 1788–1850
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- ___-and-eat shrimp
- ___-and-stick labels
- Bare it all
- Become bare
- Become separated
- Avenger Emma
- Avenging Emma
- Baker's implement
- Baker's shovel-like device
- Baker's tool
- Bakery implement
- Bakery tool
- Banana castoff
- Banana cover
- Banana covering
- Banana danger
- Banana discard
- Banana eater's discard
- Banana feature
- Banana holder
- Banana leftover
- Banana part
- Banana protector
- Banana residue
- Banana shell
- Banana skin
- Banana throwaway
- Banana waste
- Banana wrap
- Banana wrapper?
- Banana's cover
- Banana's covering
- Banana's skin
- Banana's wrapper
- Cause of a slip, perhaps
- Famous English DJ John
- His namesakes are bobbies
- Day spa treatment
- Days of the New "Touch, ___ and Stand"
- Debark?
- Certain fruit skin
- Decorticate
- "Father of London's bobbies"
- Certain spa treatment
- Compost deposit
- Compost item
- Fruit coat
- Fruit cover
- Fruit coverer
- Fruit covering
- Fruit rind
- Fruit skin
- Fruit's cover
- Britain's Sir Robert
- British P.M.
- British P.M. who repealed the Corn Laws
- British statesman
- British statesman Sir Robert
- It may be out on a lime?
- Chemical __
- Chemical ___ (skin treatment)
- Emma of "The Avengers"
- Emma the Avenger
- Emma, the Avenger
- Final step in leg waxing
- Cope with a grape?
- Emulate an ecdysiast
- Emulate old paint
- Burn rubber, with "out"
- Cosmetic skin procedure
- Dis-cover?
- Discarded part of a banana
- English statesman: 1788–1850
- Citrus coat
- Citrus rind
- Get naked
- Get over a sunburn, maybe
- Get rid of a rind
- It's out on a lime
- It's out on a lime?
- Disrobe
- Cover of an orange
- Iconic jockey John
- Flake (off)
- Flake off, like sunburned skin
- Flake off
- Flake
- Eponym of London's bobbies
- Eponymous British Bobby
- Do a K.P. chore
- Do a KP chore
- Do a K.P. job
- Do a KP job
- Do burlesque work
- Do k.p. work
- Do KP work, stereotypically
- Do KP work
- Floor it, with "out"
- In '90 Buffalo Tom did the John ___ Sessions
- Coat of a kind
- Exfoliate
- Exfoliation
- Cocktail garnish
- Curaçao ingredient
- Cut away
- "Draw a tile," in Bananagrams
- Inedible skin
- Drink garnish
- Ingredient of marmalade.
- Facial treatment
- Founder of Britain's Conservative Party
- Hightail it away, with "out"
- Come off, as paint from walls
- Come off, as paint
- Come off, like old paint
- Come off
- Rigg role
- Rind
- Rind.
- Mandarin discard
- Pizza paddle
- Pizza parlor tool
- Pizzeria implement
- Outer banana
- Outer cover
- Outer covering
- Outer layer of an orange or a banana
- Outer part of a lemon
- Outer part of a lime
- Outside of a lime
- Strip away
- Strip bark from
- Strip off
- Strip off — Manx port
- Strip
- Striptease
- Marmalade component
- Marmalade ingredient
- Marmalade tidbit
- Kind of rind
- Plastic surgeon's procedure
- Shed a sunburn
- Shed bark
- Shed skin
- Shed some skin
- Shed
- Something slipped on
- Something to slip on?
- Something you might slip on
- Lime coat
- Lime cover
- Lime covering
- Pare
- Suffer from sunburn
- Part of a banana
- Part of a lemon
- React to a sunburn
- React to too much sun, perhaps
- Navel exterior
- London Police founder
- Ready an orange
- Negroni garnish, for one
- Potato exterior
- Potato outside
- Potato skin
- Pay the consequences of too much sun
- Lose a layer
- Lose a sunburn
- Lose a tan, say
- Lose one's sunburn
- Lose some skin
- New Brunswick community
- One of Queen Victoria’s prime ministers.
- Leave in a hurry, with "out"
- Leave in a hurry (with "out")
- Leave in a hurry (with ''out'')
- Leave rubber, with "out"
- Leg-waxing step
- Prep an orange
- Prepare an orange
- Prepare carrots
- Prepare for cooking, as potatoes
- Prepare to eat a banana
- Prepare to eat, perhaps
- One way to lose a sunburn
- Lemon coat
- Lemon covering
- Lemon rind
- Lemon skin
- Lemon zest, e.g.
- Lemon zest, essentially
- Lemon zest source
- Lemon's coat
- Remove a rind from
- Remove a rind
- Remove, as a rind
- Remove rind
- Remove rind from
- Remove skin from
- Remove skin
- Remove the rind from
- Remove the rind
- Remove the skin from, as an orange
- Remove the skin from
- Remove the surface
- Onetime British PM
- Respond to sunburn, a couple days later
- Result of a burn
- Result of a day at the beach?
- Orange coat
- Orange coat?
- Orange cover
- Orange covering
- Orange discard
- Orange exterior
- Orange inedible
- Orange juicing discard
- Orange layer
- Orange part
- Orange protector
- Orange rind, e.g.
- Orange rind or banana skin
- Orange rind
- Orange skin
- Orange throwaway
- Orange's covering
- Orange's rind
- Rid of rind
- Sumo orange cover
- Source of zest
- Sunburn aftermath
- Sunburn result
- Sunburn woe
- Spa offering
- Spa option
- Spa procedure
- Spa skin treatment
- Spa treatment
- Word uttered when a player runs out of letters in Bananagrams
- Speed away (with ''out'')
- Speed away, with "out"
- Twist, in a bar
- Twist in a cocktail, essentially
- Twist in some drinks
- Sir Robert of London's bobbies
- Sir Robert
- Thin skin
- Take a coat off
- Take it all off
- Skin of a sort
- Skin of an orange
- Take (off)
- Skin treatment at a spa
- Skin treatment
- Skin
- Take off
- Take one's clothes off
- Unclothe
- Uncover
- Take your clothes off
- Stage after a sunburn
- Undress
- Thurman's role in "The Avengers" (1998)
- Tangerine cover
- Tangerine covering
- Tangerine throwaway
- Slip hazard
- Slippery part of a banana
- Yellow slipper?
- Start coming off, as wallpaper
- What skin will do as a sunburn heals
- What strippers do
- Tear the cover off
- Unwrap fruit
- Statesman opposed by Disraeli.
- "Us" director Jordan
- Steed companion
- Steed's partner
- Zest, essentially
- Zest in a cocktail
- Zest source
- Zest
- Zester's target
Recent Usage of English statesman: 1788–1850 in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 22, 1983
