Crossword Clue: Esau in-law
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- 1962 Roy Orbison hit
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- A daughter of Laban
- A wife of Jacob
- Biblical matriarch
- Biblical name meaning "tired"
- Biblical name meaning "weary"
- Biblical sister of Rachel
- Biblical wife of Jacob
- Actress and former Scientologist Remini
- Actress Remini of ABC's "Family Tools," which premiered in May 2013
- Actress Remini of "Kevin Can Wait"
- Actress Remini of "The King of Queens"
- Actress Remini
- Daughter of Laban, in the Bible
- Daughter of Laban
- Brandon & ___ (indie rock group associated with the Kardashians)
- Issachar's mother
- Hale (anag) — wife of Jacob
- Dinah's biblical mother
- Genesis figure
- Genesis matriarch
- Genesis wife
- First of the two sisters Jacob married
- First wife of Jacob
- Esau in-law
- Jacob's first
- Jacob's first better half
- Jacob's first mate
- Jacob's first wife, in Genesis
- Jacob's first wife in Genesis
- Jacob's first wife, in the Bible
- Jacob's first wife
- Jacob's older wife
- Jacob's second wife
- Jacob's spouse
- Jacob's substitute bride
- Jacob's substituted bride
- Jacob's wife before Rachel
- Jacob's wife
- Girl’s name meaning weary.
- Girl's name meaning weary.
- Girl's name meaning "weary"
- "Does This Make Me Look Fat?" author Feldon
- Heal (anag) — girl
- In-law of Esau
- Carrie on "The King of Queens"
- Carrie, on "The King of Queens"
- Judah's mother
- "Dressing Rich" author Feldon
- Rimini of "King of Queens"
- Mother of Judah
- Mother of Levi and Judah
- Mother of Reuben and Levi
- Mother of Reuben and Simeon
- Mother of Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Issachar, Zebulun, and Dinah
- Kevin's "The King of Queens" costar
- Wife of Jacob
- Mrs. Rabin of Israel
- Mrs. Rabin
- Ms. Remini
- "The Half of It" star Lewis
- "The King of Queens" actress Remini
- "The King of Queens" co-star Remini
- "The King of Queens" costar Remini
- "The King of Queens" star Remini
- Matriarch of six of the 12 Tribes of Israel
- Matriarch of six of the Twelve Tribes
- Roy Orbison classic of 1952
- Rachel's biblical rival
- Rachel's biblical sister
- Rachel's older sister in the Bible
- Rachel's older sister
- Rachel's rival
- Rachel’s sister.
- Rachel's sister, in the Bible
- Rachel's sister
- Rachel's substitute
- Laban's daughter
- Laban's elder daughter
- Laban's elder
- "Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology" author Remini
- "Troublemaker: Surviving Hollywood and Scientology" memoirist Remini
- Woman's name meaning "weary" in Hebrew
- One of Esau's in-laws
- One of Jacob's wives
- One of Laban's daughters
- Remini of "Kevin Can Wait"
- Remini of "King of Queens"
- Remini of "Old School"
- Remini of sitcoms
- Remini of ''The King of Queens''
- Remini of 'The King of Queens'
- Remini of "The King of Queens"
- Remini of "The Talk"
- Remini of TV
- Remini who co-starred on "The King of Queens"
- Levi's mother
- Reuben's mother, in the Bible
- Reuben's mother
- Simeon's mother
- TV's Remini
- Sister of Rachel, in the Bible
- Sister of Rachel
- Sculpture by Michelangelo
- Title girl in a 1962 Roy Orbison hit
- Zebulun's mother, in the Bible
- Zebulun's mother
Recent Usage of Esau in-law in Crossword Puzzles
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- Newsday - Sept. 29, 2016