Crossword Clue: He has rates for fetes
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Possibly related crossword clues for "He has rates for fetes"
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- Banquet VIP
- Anagram of TERRACE
- Blondie is one
- Booking for a wedding
- Host's hire
- Garden party hiree
- He feeds feasters for a fee
- He has rates for fetes
- Food dispenser
- Food preparer
- Food provider
- Food supplier
- Career for Blondie Bumstead since 1991
- Provider of dishes
- Provider
- Provisions provider
- Someone providing food and service
- Vital participant in wedding planning
- Merchant who feeds feasters
- Party attender
- Party feeder
- Party-food preparer
- Party food provider
- Party man
- Party party
- Party person
- Party professional
- Party provider
- Party provisioner
- Party purveyor
- Party supplier
- Party worker maybe
- Party worker
- Need for big dos
- One at a wedding reception
- One behind the scenes at a gala, perhaps
- Reception hire
- One providing food and service for a party
- One providing food and service
- One serving a function
- Wedding figure
- Wedding hire
- Wedding hiree
- Wedding-reception employee
- Wedding reception hiree
- Social worker?
Recent Usage of He has rates for fetes in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Dec. 12, 1978