Crossword Clue: Found a line
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Found a line"
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- American label founded in '66
- Ancestor
- Animal's male parent
- Be a father to
- A concern of a Big A bettor
- Be the baby's daddy
- Be the father of
- Become a father
- Beget a foal
- Beget with a dam
- Beget
- Begetter
- Arabian father
- Arabian parent
- Arabian pop
- Arabian's father
- Arab's father
- Archaic form of address
- Arthur, to Galahad
- Arthur to Gawain
- Address akin to "monsieur"
- Address at court
- Address at the throne
- Address fit for a king
- Address for a king
- Address for a monarch
- Address for King Arthur
- Address for the king
- Address of honor
- Address that's fit for a king
- Address to a king
- Address to a sovereign
- Author
- Bold Bidder, to Spectacular Bid
- Bold Reasoning, to Seattle Slew
- Bold Ruler, to Secretariat
- His Majesty, to Pleasant Colony
- Dynaformer, to Barbaro
- Farm father
- Earn stud fees
- Father a foal
- Father, as a foal
- Father, as a mudder
- Father (children)
- Father deer
- Father horse
- Father in the stalls
- Father of a foal
- Father of a racehorse
- Father on the farm
- Father, "verbally"
- Father
- Deer father
- Isaac, to Jacob
- Breed
- Breeder
- Bring into being
- Bring into the world
- Horse father
- Horse's dad
- Horse's father
- Horse's parent
- Horsy father
- "Game of Thrones" address
- Filly's dad
- Filly's father
- Filly's pop
- How to address a king
- Bull, e.g.
- Bull or boar
- Engender
- English lord's address
- Has partnered w/Warner and Elektra
- Court address
- Courtly term of address
- Entry in an equine family tree
- Equine father
- Equine parent
- Equine patriarch
- Equine progenitor
- Camelot address
- Give rise to
- Head of the line?
- Foal pa?
- Foal's dad
- Foal's father
- Foal's parent
- Crown wearer
- In cahoots w/Warner or Elektra at various points
- In cahoots w/Warner or Elektra, one time or another
- Goddess of discord
- Forefather
- Form of address for a feudal lord
- Dad in a stable
- Daddy deer
- Daddy, to Mr. Ed
- Dam partner
- Dam's companion
- Dam's counterpart
- Dam's mate
- Dam's partner
- Colt's father
- Found a line
- Highness
- Four-legged father
- Man o' War, to War Admiral
- Originate
- Stock issuer?
- Kentucky Derby retiree, maybe
- Top of the line
- Top of the line?
- Many a retired racehorse
- Many a retired racer
- Many a retired thoroughbred
- Puppy's papa
- Pup's pop
- Street Cry, to Street Sense
- Marco, to Omar Khayyam
- Mare's mate
- Whom a courtier may address
- Track bettor's consideration
- Stud farm horse
- Stud farm stud
- Stud fee earner
- Stud horse, to many foals
- Stud, often
- Stud on a stud farm
- Studbook listing
- Paddock dad
- Paddock papa
- Paddock parent
- Paddock pop
- Mudder's father
- King
- Quadruped's parent
- Quadruped's pop
- King Arthur, to Galahad
- King Arthur's address
- King, to a subject
- King, to his subject
- King, to his subjects
- King.
- Kingly address
- Kingly title
- King's address?
- King's address
- King's title
- Palace address
- Papa Bear, e.g.
- Round Table address
- Lineage info
- The Ramones' label
- Royal address
- Parent
- Parent at a stud farm
- Royal form of address
- Royal honorific
- Royal title
- "My king"
- "My liege"
- Racehorse's father
- Royal's title
- With Warner or Elektra, at times
- Label owned by Warner Music Group
- Part of a bloodline
- Part of a horse's bloodline
- Part of a horse's genealogy
- Part of a horse's pedigree
- Medieval address
- Part of a pedigree
- Part of an equine family tree
- Part of an equine pedigree
- Pony's pop
- Old term of address
- Pop in a barnyard
- Popular label for a king?
- Popular label
- One concern of a derby bettor
- Pasture pop
- Paterfamilias
- Patriarch
- Lord, old-style
- Lordly address
- Record label of the Ramones, once
- Pedigree info
- Pedigree listing at Aqueduct
- Pedigree name
- Pedigree paperwork datum
- Regal address
- Regal term of address
- Regal title
- One way to address a king
- Preserve the pedigree
- Pretense, to Sham
- Monarch's address
- Majestic address
- Majestic title
- Respectful address to a king
- Respectful term of address
- Procreate
- Procreator
- Produce offspring
- Produce
- Retired racehorse, maybe
- Retired racehorse, often
- Retired racehorse, perhaps
- Progenitor.
- Progenitor
- Make young?
- Male parent
- Warner-owned American label
- "Sovereign"
- Word fit for a king
- Word for a king
- Word often said while kneeling in a castle
- Word to Arthur
- Word uttered on bended knee
- Salutation for a king
- Thoroughbred's dad
- Thoroughbred's father
- Thoroughbred's pop
- Thoroughbred's poppa
- What a commoner might call a king
- What a king may be called
- What a peasant calls a king
- Stable father figure?
- Stable father
- Stable parent
- Stable pop
- Stable stud
- Throne-room address
- Throne room address
- Talking Heads label
- Stallion
- Stallion's father
- What pages call kings
- Start a line?
- Seattle Slew, to Swale
- Seattle Slew, vis-à-vis Swale
- What to call a crown
- What to call a king
- Secretariat, e.g.
- Secretariat's retirement role
- Secretariat's role in retirement
- Title fit for a king
- Title for King Arthur
- Title of respect
- Title that's fit for a king
- Title to call a king
- ''Your excellency''
- "Your excellency"
- Your excellency
- Your highness
- "Your Highness"
- "Your majesty!"
- "Your Majesty"
- Your Majesty
- "Your majesty" alternative, perhaps
- "Your majesty" alternative
- ''Your majesty''
- To father
- Term for a crown
- Term for a king
- Term of address
- Term of address at court
- Term of address in "The Wizard of Id"
- Term of address to a sovereign
- Term of respect
- Term of royal respect
Recent Usage of Found a line in Crossword Puzzles
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Here are all of the places we know of that have used Found a line in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Oct. 31, 1970
- New York Times - Aug. 28, 1970
