Crossword Clue: Filler of three bags, in rhyme
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Filler of three bags, in rhyme"
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- Angora output
- Batting material, perhaps
- Batting material
- A product of Australia
- Afghan makeup
- Afghan material
- Blanket choice
- Blanket material
- "Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any ___?"
- "Baa baa black sheep, have you any ___?"
- Alpaca or vicuna
- Alpaca's coat
- Daydreamers gather it
- Deceptive eye covering?
- Fuzzy fabric
- Fuzzy textile
- G. Love "Don't you pull the ___ over my eyes"
- G. Love: "Pull the ___"
- G. Love & Special Sauce "Pull the ___"
- It keeps ewe covered?
- It may be spun
- Hair from sheep
- Filler of three bags, in rhyme
- Itchy material, to some
- Itchy material
- Itchy sweater material
- Cote coating?
- It's got ewe covered
- It's got ewe covered?
- It's shorn before it's worn
- Flannel fiber
- Fleece stuff
- Fleece
- Fleeced item
- Gift for a seventh anniversary
- Ewe's coat
- Clothing material
- Coat in a cote
- Coat stuff, say
- Down Under export
- Eye cover for the naive?
- Eye pullover
- Cashmere, e.g.
- Cashmere, for instance
- Cashmere or angora
- Cashmere or kersey
- Jumper material
- Fabric for a winter coat
- Fabric from a sheep
- Fabric from sheep
- Fabric
- Socks makeup
- Moth meal
- Moth's meal
- Moth's temptation
- Kersey fiber
- Settlers of Catan resource
- Pull the ___ over someone's eyes
- Seventh anniversary gift
- Kilt cloth
- Ovine product
- Vicuña product
- Shear fabric?
- Sheared stuff
- Shearing target
- Some winter wear
- Sheep coat
- Sheep fleece
- Sheep hair fabric
- Sheep product
- Qiviut material
- Sheep's clothing
- Sheep's clothing?
- Sheep's coat
- Sheep's hair
- Sheepskin cover?
- Something not much worn in the summer
- Material for warm sweaters and socks
- Material for winter wear
- Material that comes from sheep
- Winter coat material
- Winter fabric
- Winter sweater material
- Winter warmer
- Winter wear material
- Winter wear
- Knit with this
- Knitting material
- Knitting supply
- Meal for a moth
- Suit material
- Ram's coat
- Lamb "Cotton ___"
- Lamb's coat
- Lamb's fabric
- Llama's yield
- Lanolin source
- Lock
- Merino, e.g.
- Merino, for one
- Merino product
- Merino's coat
- Merino's yield
- Patagonia product
- Patsy's eye covering?
- Peacoat material
- Mitten material
- Mittens fabric
- Result of a fleecing
- Product of Australia
- Source of lanolin
- Warm dress material
- Warm fabric
- Warm sweater material
- Warm winter wear
- Turtleneck material
- Tweed, e.g.
- Sweater fabric
- Sweater material, sometimes
- Sweater material
- Sweater stuff
- Word with steel or virgin
- Type of gatherer
- Scarf material
- Ugg boot lining
- Worsted
- Worsted fabric
- What a ewe grew
- What con artists pull over your eyes
- What daydreamers gather, metaphorically
- What daydreamers gather
- What keeps ewe covered?
- Yarn — cloth
- Yarn for a winter garment
- What the ewe grew
- What warm scarves may be knit from
- What's clipped from sheep
- What's got ewe covered?
- Uruguayan export
- Steel ___ (product sheared from robo-sheep)
Recent Usage of Filler of three bags, in rhyme in Crossword Puzzles
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- Pat Sajak Code Letter - April 22, 2020
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 29, 2018
