Crossword Clue: Features of certain British stories
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Features of certain British stories"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Features of certain British stories"
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- Boosts
- Hitchers hope for them
- Hitchers hopes
- Hitchhikers' desires
- Hitchhikers' goals
- Hitchhikers' hopes
- Hits the weight room
- Features of certain British stories
- British elevators
- Elevates
- Elevator shoes provide them
- Elevators
- Elevators, in Eton
- Elevators, in Leeds
- Elevators, to Brits
- English elevators
- Gets swole at the gym
- Does presses or curls, say
- Does some workout tasks
- Gives a boost
- Height enhancers
- Exeter elevators
- Mountain climbers?
- Pumps iron
- Plagiarizes
- Shoe inserts that make you taller
- Shoe inserts
- Offerings to hitchhikers
- Raises up
- Raises
- London elevators
- Picks up
- These raise Londoners
- They make you appear taller
- Word with face or chair
- They'll make you taller
- Swipes
- They're put into shoes to make people look taller
- Skier's transports
- What upraised thumbs can lead to
- Upraises
- Steals, as in a store
- Steals, shopwise
- Uses barbells
Recent Usage of Features of certain British stories in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Nov. 17, 2001